MRWIGGLEWORM
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just looked at my submissions page and on my new poem i have 4 votes but only 2 veiws how is this possible?
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MRWIGGLEWORM said:just looked at my submissions page and on my new poem i have 4 votes but only 2 veiws how is this possible?
Votes update immediately, views only update two or three times a day.MRWIGGLEWORM said:just looked at my submissions page and on my new poem i have 4 votes but only 2 veiws how is this possible?
Lauren Hynde said:Votes update immediately, views only update two or three times a day.![]()
No, silly girl. It's a conspiracy.Lauren Hynde said:Votes update immediately, views only update two or three times a day.![]()
Okay. What's awtss?Tristesse said:AWTSS.
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then he picked up his hammer and noticed?MRWIGGLEWORM said:Oh i see said the visually challenged person. (political correctness sucks)
(BLIND MAN).
Lauren Hynde said:Votes update immediately, views only update two or three times a day.![]()
WickedEve said:No, silly girl. It's a conspiracy.
I would, but I'm saving all the kickass time-travel theories for a sci-fi story.annaswirls said:you are no fun at all![]()
come on lets make it a conspiracy!!! I am bored.
I do.WickedEve said:I still don't know what AWTTS is.
Sigh. Let's get this over with.Lauren Hynde said:I do.![]()
I know what it means, but can't really remember. She told me once in a PM. I think one of the S stands for Stick, or for Stir... One or the other.WickedEve said:Sigh. Let's get this over with.
Oh, Lauren, great poetry goddess, please tell me what it means. You're so smart and pretty and sweet and... and... um... you probably smell good and wear nice clothes and I bet you have neat penmanship.
Was she threatening to beat me with a stick? The W could be whip. I think it stands for something delightfully violent.Lauren Hynde said:I know what it means, but can't really remember. She told me once in a PM. I think one of the S stands for Stick, or for Stir... One or the other.![]()
LOL I was right! It was both "stir" and "stick", and "with" as well.Tristesse said:A = always
W = with
T = the
S = stir
S = stick.
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