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Sa, I think I've seen myself as Random Member once or twice. A few people have signed my 'book with the excuse that I came up as Random Member, so ...

When I reach that mature age, I shall buzz right over there. For now, it's great to be here on YWS, but it's nice to know that my future is ...

Pity the majority of YWSers seem to be Yanks. I know there's a few over here in Britain, but they seem to be rather spread out.

Twit ->> That's a very flippant reply, and rude. If I could run this site without ads, I would. As it is, I've spent thousands of dollars that I am ...

Most unpleasant things have a purpose, I suppose. :roll:

6/10 *blinks and points like Ragetti* Legs...

Feel free to chat to anyone, we don't bite (well, not all of us bite). *through a mouthful of Jess* No, not all of us bite. :mrgreen: Oh, yeah. Welcome ...

Cool, ta!

Basically, this was rather weak. It's flat. What is there to this that makes it special? What's to distinguish it from the ten million other stories and poems about vampires ...

You Will Suffer! Well, it's true, in'tit. Or maybe it could stand for Young Writer's Society. Yellow Whirling Snowballs. Yelling, Whooping Siamangs. (The Siamang is a monkey/gibbon with funny fingers)

Have you got it? Do you get to kiss him? :roll:

I've never heard anyone use either term over here in Britain. Maybe it's just a Yank thing?

Lol, Cade. :lol: I don't whether to say, "Poor bloke" or not.

7/10 The first, very nice. I like Latin. The second, pretty good, but I might like it better if I were more informed.

8/10 Lol to the first. Should I care about the second?