McMourning

And also, I'm not sure of this one. I've never heard a roundabout referred to as a traffic circle. I always thought traffic circle was the politically correct term. Well, ...

Okay, these aren't different spellings, just a preference of word choice. In England: tube In America: subway In other English speaking countries: metro English: Biscuits American: Cookies (This one c

The thing I want to mention, though, is that she goes from being the goddess of purity and love to being the goddess of women and weaving. Which is (was?) ...

I'm religious, but I prefer to believe in God, pray, and go to church without an actual religion tied to it. There's some word for that, other than non-denominational Christian. ...

Thanks! I thought was how you write it, but I wasn't positive.

But still she wanted, nay, needed, the power. It sounds very informal with the "wanted, nay, needed". I'd just write "needed" or "Not only did she still want the power, ...

Okay, I've never really understood how to write this. I don't even know where you put the commas in. Someone, please explain it to me! Which do you say: A) ...

I find it only seems to work when there's not lots of people logged in ... Nope. It says there are only 7 people on, and it's not loading for ...

I don't know why but is sounds like a murderer, someone who's always been crazy. His parents tried locking him in his room, as a kid. But, he never calmed ...

Welcome to YWS, Jarannis!

Hello! He had been trooting with Moon Streak on feild . However , he had been leading an army of an elfs worst night mare . There were creatures who ...

The idea is interesting, as is the straw-thing, but I get the feeling this is a part of a much larger story. If it is, are you going to post ...

“Since you cannot decide, I shall have to decide for you.” Holding out his hand, the man continued, “Draw straws.” Turning wildly to each other, they compared straws. The yellow, ...

"Middle" school, class of 2007

Thanks!