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I take notes left-handed when my right hand's stiff from fencing or bruised from the same. I've fenced leftie as well; not quite as deftly as right-handed. ^_^

Name: Mr. Thomas Everard Aldgate Stelter Age: Twenty-one Ship: late of the HMS Conqueror Weapons: Sabre; flintlock pistol Allegiance: rather to himself, of late; to a hazy idea of country, ...

Oy, the condensed hilarity is rather too much for late hour - early in the morning, that is. ^_^ You do quite a job of it, Clau. I hope Brad ...

Oy, this sounds fun. Not to be roundabout or say as wot's been said before (notably by the Sinister some few posts there above), I'd like to join. But whether ...

Sokool, you write the most hilarious fable-like shorts. ^_^ I've got to agree with Crysi - don't give it away from the get! Why-Baby is a sidesplitting name there. But ...

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Well met, Shafter...and rather a later meeting here as far as my intention. ^_^" Emon's story now. It's moving, isn't it? Rather quickly - but I think the sense of ...

Hey Amelia, To begin with, the illustrations of 'perfection' dropped here and there are apt - pinned hair; media illusivity. It is a sort of anti-perfection that, yes, ought to ...

The passive voice may be used to make a point, to change the tone or atmosphere or connote a character's attitude. But in the end, it would be a pity ...

Hello Liz, You have some intriguingly macabre imagery; some things quite evocative. Unfortunately, they're not really drawn together under anything too catching - they haven't the structure or the pol

Snoink has an extraordinary amount of critiques; one's got to admit her elite status. ^_~ But hasn't she been featured member a few dozen times already? o0' Congratulations, all the ...

'Lo Fabien, Firstly, you've a play-wright's sense of dialogue. I could have read this piece merely for the exchange, both voices distinct without being grating or pretentious, atmosphere set as ...

Hey Brad. My first impression: For all the minute detail, the narration felt essentially blind. Naturally, first person narrative can tend that way, to say the least. But there must ...

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One has three points, and thus, three more ideas - covers more space at least, in thought. Though no, I'm dead blank-minded in mathematics; I've always dodged the work of ...