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AH! *stroke* --grammar nazi, this is gross. there should be a warning level here, snoink. rated R.

Yea, I agree with the first one. It's almost like the second one wouldn't need OSC at all. So, if you are going with OSC, then go with the first.

Eh. I don't know much for cool coffee . Go with Tea and I've got sweet tea's out the butt. :D

Haha. I'm really glad I'm not the only one who has no idea why they write in the tense that they write in. :D

So...writing is the problem here...hmm. Taperecording. Dictating to someone else. Problem solved :D

My philosophy on this point is as follows: Say it with lying first. If lying sounds retarded, then it's most likely laying. Yea. I'm really technical like that :D

I typically stick to past tense in stories and present tense in poetry. Why? I have no idea. I just thought I's stick my two cents in here haha. To ...

The jerky wasn't a good idea.

The flash blinded her delicate hues.

I tend to skip prologues as well =/ I would probably take the prologue, if it's really important enough to be in the book, and make it the first chapter ...

I have never tried acting....but what I do do is read the story out loud--the spoken lines as well as the narrated. This, I think, has nearly the same affect ...

I think it works well, actually. However, if you use her technique and you get writers block often you will also become large and develop the hiccups. Haha.

I'd have to agree with Snoink on that. Or maybe he had a band in highschool and played the guitar??

Hey, if you think you can do it...you go for it! However, the thing that always keeps me writing is knowing that I have to write all the inbetween stuff ...