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Hi! Well, I joined this site a couple of weeks ago and from what I've seen so far it seems really nice, and I thought I'd better do an introduction post seeing as that seems to be the thing to do.

I haven't done much reviewing this week 'cause my keyboard's broken (this is taking forever to type XD) but from what I have done it's surprisingly fun, and I'd like to do more. I've posted a couple of things and I'll probably post more when I get round to writing more :D

About me: My favourite TV shows are Scrubs, Doctor Who and Glee, I play underwater hockey, my favourite colour is blue and I eat too much cake.

So, um, hello everyone! :smt001




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Welcome to YWS!

Haha, I did this same thing when I joined YWS. I didn't make a welcome mat post until like a month after I joined. :P I'm glad you're enjoying the site so far!

What do you write? Poetry? Fiction? What genre?

Welcome again!

-Lauren-
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Bonjour! and welcome to YWS :D
Like Lauren and you, I also did the same thing lol
I hope you have fun here, this site is actually quite addicting in some ways.
If you need any help in any area or just need a friend feel free to pm me, I'll gladly help you out :)

~Pink :elephant:
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Thanks :)

I don't ever write poetry really, but apart from half finished fanfiction with bizarre plots, I mostly like sci-fi and romance and occasionally fantasy.
Last edited by Kiwisatsuma on Sun Aug 08, 2010 6:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.




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Hi there Kiwi! I'm Razzker, but you can call me Razz.

Glad to see that we have similar interests. I myself prefer reading science-fiction, fantasy and non-sappy, non-cliched romantic stories too. :D
Check out my blog: Razztazztic!



Work expands to fill the time available for its completion.
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