Skip1934a
just biding my time
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SimonBrooke said:It's half done, I just never finished it. Would you like me to look even more foolish?
*yes*
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SimonBrooke said:It's half done, I just never finished it. Would you like me to look even more foolish?
SimonBrooke said:It's half done, I just never finished it. Would you like me to look even more foolish?
You don't look foolish at all. I found it fascinating.SimonBrooke said:It's half done, I just never finished it. Would you like me to look even more foolish?
minsue said:You don't look foolish at all.
I thought you were just showin' off your arse.SimonBrooke said:I wouldn't be too sure of that. Why do you think my AV only shows my back?
SimonBrooke said:I wouldn't be too sure of that. Why do you think my AV only shows my back?
Skip1934a said:*yes*
minsue said:I thought you were just showin' off your arse.
Just tryin' to be neighborly. (and yes, I know I'm missing the superfluous "u"... )Vermilion said:Hee hee hee
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minsue said:Just tryin' to be neighborly. (and yes, I know I'm missing the superfluous "u"... )
Not lazy, just concise. No unnecessary vowels need apply.Vermilion said:See. Just sheer laziness. I mean - one extra letter? Come *on*
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minsue said:Not lazy, just concise. No unnecessary vowels need apply.
You've obviously never seen my "poetry", if you ask me that. Brevity is probably the one underlying theme running throughout.Vermilion said:But how much poetry does one lose to brevity?
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And here's me writing all this buggery at the moment- I didn't even think twice, Simon...SimonBrooke said:I wouldn't be too sure of that. Why do you think my AV only shows my back?
minsue said:I thought you were just showin' off your arse.
SimonBrooke said:Damn. Looks like I'll have to do it then. Hang on, there...
You're no gentleman, Stella!Stella_Omega said:And here's me writing all this buggery at the moment-I didn't even think twice, Simon...
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Mills, because I've been reading a lot of her stuff lately.
OK, 2 definitely feels like Mills. Setting is UK; contemporary; not
over romanticised; emotionally warm. Go with Mills for 2.
Vermilion said:A teeny bit of me is annoyed that you found this so easy, but then you have read more of my stuff (and more in depth) than most people
I keep telling you why that is but you don't believe me.drksideofthemoon said:I was actually pleased that people that know me, and that have read my work, picked my piece out easily.
Vermilion said:A teeny bit of me is annoyed that you found this so easy, but then you have read more of my stuff (and more in depth) than most people
I like that you call it warm but not overly romanticised. There's a soppy streak in me that I'm always scared will get into my work and trash it by making it smushy and vomit-inducing
Why did you say 'younger' Mils?
Hehe, actually we did. run out of words, that is. and decided this would make a nice ending, as the story we had come up with had turned out to be much much too long. the last sentence was first a joke, but i liked it and wanted to keep it. maybe i have a weird sense of humour i suppose, sorry, can't help it, am german.SimonBrooke said:3 499 words 29 sentences, average 17.17 words. POV 3rd person Erotic encounters MF Europe train 1 WTF? Is this fiction? Did he run out of words? Remec
damppanties said:I keep telling you why that is but you don't believe me.