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Re: The Critique Place
Goddess Fallen Purdy please? :)
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Re: Post Your Pic Here [5]
New haircut, and new color: Me and the man in my life: And, I can't resist, he's hot:
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Re: Rate the Profile Picture Above You
Hehe, I loved that character. 7/10
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Re: Rate the Avatar Above You! [2]
OMG Link.
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Re: Rate the Avatar Above You! [2]
Hehe, that movie was awesome. 8/10
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Re: Hello from the Middle of Nowhere
Welcome to the site! Don't worry about your age. :) Not all of us are teenagers, you know. I'm 20, myself.
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Re: Goddess Fallen
A brief scene about obsession and voyeurism, from a longer work about obsession and sex. This is all there is of the novel, so far. Written in November of '07. ...
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Re: Title Feedback
Either a reincarnation novel, or a story about a Houdini-type guy who fakes his death a lot. Stockholm Syndrome
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Re: The Barcode Tatoo
Psssh, I've already seen a barcode tattoo. And I bet "Jennifer Government" is a better book, too, though I can't say for sure, having never read this one.
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Re: Iambic pentameter...
*sob* I dunno, I've just been browsing through the poetry forms, and it seems very few people write structured poems nowadays. They rhyme here and there, don't rhyme other places, ...
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Re: What does this username make you think of?
A little goldfish-shaped creature made of tin, but alive, like the tin man. Swimming around in a little bowl XD
Jul 3, 2008 -
Re: Guess the name of the user above you!
Christa?
Jul 3, 2008 -
Re: Tarot Trip Travesties
“New York can drown.” Felix Antsworth murmured, dropping his books on the cement sidewalk. They were worn and overpriced college texts, stuffed with a maelstrom of notes. The rumpled papers ...
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Re: Rabbit's Reviews
Okay, story slots are full until I get all three reviews done. I'll still accept poetry; just remember that I hate free-form. I like poems with strict rhyme schemes and ...
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Re: Aphrodite's Daughter
You say that you never know whether a paragraph is too short or too long. Just a hint: when reading on a computer screen, shorter is better. I'll suggest some ...
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