Juniper

True, true. But while it's fun it does take concentration. It sounds like a decent camera (9 MP is pretty good for higher resolutions =D). What make and model is ...

Well... I do admit that shredding is fun sometimes... But, psh. I wasn't being negative. It's constructive criticism. I was being honest. To be honest, it really looks like you ...

Hi Lily! Your photo manipulation has gotten better! Jace and Clary is rather simple, but I think it's nice at any rate. Don't have many comments on that one. :P ...

Hey Jon! Good to see some photos from you. :P So, I'll try to hurry through these because I need to eat dinner. =P The first one is pretty bland. ...

@_@ Long poem! Hey Jon! June here! Haha, I love shredding your stuff... On a serious note, this poem isn't my favorite. :P Coming to see me again, are you? ...

Hi there, Ballet Dancer! I'm June, your critic for the moment. To be honest, this poem was not the most interesting read. It lacked structure; rather it was a long, ...

Hi Blink! June here! Have I ever reviewed you before? It seems like I haven't. So, reading over this poem, I can tell it needs improvement; yet, it was very ...

Hi Jon! June here! Like I just mentioned to you, this poem is much better than your previous, although it's a bit wordy in some places. (I'm aware that I ...

It depends! It really matters how the story is written. It has to be done well; if two characters sound exactly the same, it gets boring. :P It works out ...

Hello Jon! June here! I haven't reviewed you in what seems like ages. :) Because a flame is more than heat, And wax is more than oil. Keeping alive is ...

Hey Misfit! I second Kitty! This is an extremely well improvement from your first attempt. I'm so glad to see that you used the tips thrown out there; you've really ...

Hey there! You have a fabulous username. Jemima Puddle Duck was one of my favorite bedtime stories ever. ;) And she came home to dinner that evening: the personification of ...

Hi there, Penelope! Welcome to YWS! I'm June, and I'm going to critique this for you. ;) As they lay her down In a bed of wildflowers And tickled her ...

I'm not entirely clear on your question, but I will say this: Most publishers will only void a story if it's published on a "locked" site, meaning that the user/poster ...

*le gasp!* That's more than you've ever done in a wordwar! :O Also. This is ridiculously funny.