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Forgiving fugitives flew from far fountains for fantastical friends. Next letter: G

Oh, like spying on your family is such a big deal. What do you call eavesdropping, then? And uhh. Glassblower ? The hell? That's the most random thing to drop ...

It's--well, used to be--Evan. Errr. [s]I'm not so sure anymore.[/s] Will, maybe, but he finds out somehow anyway. He's like Sherlock Holmes, I swear. [s]I haven't talked to him in ...

Granted. However, shortly after their win, hockey becomes unpopular with the world's population and therefore nobody bothers to watch anymore. The teams are broken up, there aren't any tournaments, th

Granted. However, it breaks as soon as you use it. I wish I could stop being lazy and finish my House fanfic. :[[[

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Granted, but then you're blind. So it doesn't really matter anyway. I wish I could play the piano. :[

Granted, but then life becomes an endless drama. There is no lightheartedness in your life anymore. Everything is serious. I wish I didn't have stomach cramps.

Thanks for the reviews. :) As for the punctuation, I was sort of trying to channel E. E. Cummings---I don't usually leave out proper English in any of my works. ...

Granted; however, it's eternally summer and the crops fail because of the resulting drought. :( I wish I had butter so I can bake.

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Twirling we fall into ribbons of midnight gold my head spins but i twist and weave--- anonymity lies in the glittering obscurity of our faces Our rippled reflections will tell ...

That was really really good. Though the punctuation/capitilisation kind of distracted me [especially when some of it is correct grammar and some of it isn't] I liked it overall despite ...

Ten of course. --Errol ...If I said eleven, would you believe me? --Regina What's a confection you love?