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J. Haux

  • Other Re: George Bush Fans

    this is making fun of BILL CLINTON not bush People aren't catching that, are they? *slightly amused* I think I heard the first one before.

    Oct 13, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Armoury

    Then congradulations! That's the mark of a good writer. :D Well...fencing is less like that, it's more of a sport, no "stunts". Still very complicated. But your writing held resemblance ...

    Oct 12, 2005
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Prologue. Once on a Blue Moon

    I think when you're hurling every five minutes, it's the perfect time for editing...this neglectance is shameful! ! None of us expect you to edit when you're ill. Sleep. Rest. ...

    Oct 12, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Armoury

    It's the sport of...sparring? Swordfighting? What they were doing. I'm a (novice)fencer myself, and you portrayed it so well, I wondered if you were one. I'm so sorry you're sick! ...

    Oct 12, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Curse of the Caller

    Try editing before posting...actually, I think that's a rule. :) I didn't notice it in your other stories I read. This was the first time you never had any periods, ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The Fisherman and his Daughter

    Oh my, did I not comment on this before? I read it! Um...I'm not very good with poetry. But I can recognize this: it's a circle story. The fisherman and ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Prologue. Once on a Blue Moon

    You'd think they'd pick it up on Microsoft Word wouldn't you? I think one reason for that is that, for example, "She ranted" is a genuine sentence all by itself. ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Other Poetry Re: One-Legged Sailor, Mack Marret

    I can't tell you how pleased I am that y'all like them. (OMGosh, I said "y'all") :D

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Other Poetry Re: Onomatopoeia

    I'm so glad! :D

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Armoury

    You don't happen to be a fencer, do you? :wink: Wow! This is awesome. I've been fencing for a little while, and I can identify with this. It was very ...

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Curse of the Caller

    I don't think it was so much his description as...the fact that people were staring. I liked this, it's very interesting. I hope to read more, to see how it ...

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Prologue. Once on a Blue Moon

    First of all, I'm going to warn you that I'm a hard critic. I try to help though. :D Fantasy: ah...now that's my thing (I think). I think you've got ...

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Other Poetry Re: Onomatopoeia

    An onomatopoeia is a word that is used to describe a sound of some sort, like "Honk!" "Ping!" "Ring!" "Errr---eeek!" "Moo!" "Oink!" "eee-aww!" "Boom!" etc...And the one onomatopoeia we had ...

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: "Our Jon"

    Well, that's not that big a mistake. :) I'll go check them out. I've only posted...poems, and they're not my speciality either. You can look at them if you want. ...

    Oct 10, 2005
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: rush

    ...Maybe it gives it the sense of repetitive inner dialogue, when you're trying to calm down: "Calm down, calm down, relax, relax, calm down, calm down, relax, relax..." You know. ...

    Oct 10, 2005


More than anything she wanted the world to be uncomplicated, for right and wrong to be as easily divided as the black and white sections of an Oreo. But the world was not a cookie.
— Roshani Chokshi, Aru Shah and the Tree of Wishes