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    April Signature Author Feature: Incy Wincy Spider by northie

    By Cia

    April, such an innocent month. Not a whole lot going on... so I thought I thought I'd send you curveball. Enjoy this little tidbit and think about what might be coming out of YOUR woodwork.   Length: 3,121 Description: Dave Harrison is late for work, again. Turns out, that's by far the least of his worries. A Reader said: If you like creepy mixed with humor, 'Incy Wincy Spider,' is the story for you. Don't be fooled by the title, because this tale is far from the well known
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Life and kittens

So...my life... Well, Scott's head popped out of his ass for a while but has popped back in. His ass is getting more action than mine. 18 days no sex and if things keep going as they are, it is likely to turn into 18 years before I have sex again.   Not that sex is the most important thing in the world. Actually, right now I would just like him home and in my bed so I can feel him near me.   ...moving on...   Kitten pics!   These are a few of Little Girl's babies. They are the one

Luc

Luc

So messed up

Man I am sooo messed up over what happened that I cant even think straight. The incident happened last Saturday but it seems like its really hitting hard now. kinda like a delayed feeling reaction. I wrecked my car this morning .... not bad though I kinda zoned out and hit a curb which tweaked the right front wheel weird. Its kinda drivable but pulls like a SOB to the right. Its a 95 Mazda Miata MX-5 blk convertible. Shamrock Towing took it to Camelback Mazda and I'll find out this eve how ma

JustynC

JustynC

Senior Pictures

So nothing special tonight, but I got my senior picture proof sheets in the mail today. Here's what they looked like:   http://www.gayauthors.org/tech/images/scan01.jpg http://www.gayauthors.org/tech/images/scan02.jpg   I get to pick one of the plain-clothes to be in the school yearbook and one of the Tux ones for a family deal. I think I'm going to go with the bottom left on the plain-clothes and upper left on the Tux one.   Anyways, it's way too late to still be up. School and work tomo

JSmith

JSmith

I Want a

Coin Operated Boy by The Dresden Dolls   Coin, Operated Boy sitting on the shelf he is just a toy but I turn him on and he comes to life automatic joy that is why I want a   Coin, Operated Boy...   made of plastic and elastic he is rugged and long-lasting who could ever ever ask for more love without complications galore many shapes and weights to choose from I will never leave my bedroom I will never cry at night again wrap my arms around him and pretend....   Coin,

JustynC

JustynC

Y'all don't understand me

I've done a lotof thinking about what happened last night on my blog, and after chatting with Kitty for hours about the conflict I had, what led up to it, and how i'm looked at by others, I've decided to reintroduce myself to everyone.   First of all, my name is Nick, and I might be the most hated member in the history of Gayauthors.org. The reason why, you ask? I can't say for sure, but I think I have a really good idea, so here goes....   There seems to be this perception about me that som

NickolasJames8

NickolasJames8

Do you do it?

So it's been a while since my last blog and I thought I was over-due for one. Let's see if I still remember how to do this.   Hypothetical Situation:   There's this guy that you know. You're not friends with him, you haven't talked to him, but you know him. He was in one of your classes and could possibly be classified as a 'friend-of-a-friend'. Now, you know he's gay. Or at least you assume he is from past experiences.   So you're into him, you want to ask him out, or hell even just say

JSmith

JSmith

Japan Launches Solar Probe

Japan launches Sun 'microscope'   By Jonathan Amos Science reporter, BBC News Source Link     Scientists have high hopes for Japan's Solar-B mission which has been launched from the Uchinoura spaceport.   The spacecraft will investigate the colossal explosions in the Sun's atmosphere known as solar flares.   These dramatic events release energy equivalent to tens of millions of hydrogen bombs in just a few minutes.   The probe will attempt to find out more about the magneti

JamesSavik

JamesSavik

I came, I chatted... I broke my panties

Okay, well not in that order exactly... but it sounded better. Actually, I came, I broke my panties, THEN I chatted... and had SUCH a great time! So... thanks you guys! It was awesome! So many of you showed up and I am still so surprised about that, I'll admit. Kevin AFF, Kevin Bard, Krista, Conner, Drew, Justin, Natey, Robbee, Grant, James, Tony, Steve, CJ, Kurtie, Joey, I'm sure there are more that I am so... horribly forgetting so I'll apologize for that now. But my point was.... OMG! you guy

viv

viv

The Royal Time Machine

Something really awesome is happening on the web!   The Royal Society of London is opening 340 years worth of its archives to the public until December.   Now, free of charge, you have the oppertunity to download and look at the works of some of the giants of science like Hawkins, Einstien, Pauling, Chandrasekhar, Bohr, Herschel, Kelvin, Liebnitz, Maxwell, Newton, Rutherford and many, many more.   Of course I'm biased towards the physical sciences, but biology is covered too. Watson, Crick

JamesSavik

JamesSavik

just thinking out loud

HI Everyone,   I haven't been up to writing much lately. It seems that I have fallen victum to a really strong mood swing, making it almost impossible to write the next chapter without strangling Kevin and shooting Jamie in the foot   when I add to that the fact that I have picked up a cold and have been working 60 hour weeks for the better part of 2 months, I feel like I'm shutting down inside.   since this seems to making me feel worse...I'm just gonna stop here...maybe I'll finish

Tom

Tom

Another Weekend

Well, Vance mentioned that I haven't done a blog in a while, so I figured maybe I should write something. Work is going pretty good. We had a pot luck yesterday, and I stuffed myself on all kinds of good food. I brought a pasta salad with feta cheese, pepperoni, broccoli, and cherry tomatoes. They usually do that kind of thing about once a month, and we'll be having a chili cook-off next month. I LOVE chili, so that should be pretty fun.   I bought Elton John's new album, The Captain and the K

LittleBuddhaTW

LittleBuddhaTW

Sometimes torture is good

Last night I got an IM from someone I know who is pretty much against all republicans no matter what the issue is. Usually, I am too, but I think they're right when it comes to defending the US from terrorism. Well anyway, she IM's me about some lunatic named Kieth Olberman, who has some show no one watches on MSNBC. He goes off on the president whenever he has a chance, but intellegent people pay him no mind because he's a loser. Anyway, I hate Bush for his politics. I hate that he wants to gi

NickolasJames8

NickolasJames8

My GA Literary Debut

So I finally did it. I finally managed to sit still and focus on an idea long enough to produce a first chapter.   It's a story idea I had about 2 or 3 months ago. I frequently come up with story ideas. I even often conceptualize them to a high degree and plan out the plots and characters. Getting them down on paper is the hard part though, but I finally did it! I'm really excited about the story too.   I hope to post it in the "Sneak Peaks" section within the week. I might still add a

AFriendlyFace

AFriendlyFace

Last Day of Summer

Well I survived another one! As summer's go it really wasn't too bad. I think we only had one week of 90 plus temperatures and the nights all stayed pretty cool. I can only remember one night that the AC didn't change over to fan once. I just realized that not only is it the last day of summmer it's also Friday! YAY I guess I'm in for a good day. Least I better be!   Sam and I didn't find much on our yard saling trip. I got a book and a keyboard for my computer. (I stock up spares, caus

vlista20

vlista20

HUBBLE FINDS HUNDREDS OF GALAXIES IN EARLY UNIVERS

NASA's Hubble Finds Hundreds of Young Galaxies in Early Universe   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NASA Press Release: September 21, 2006 PRESS RELEASE NO.: STScI-PR06-12 Source Link     NASA'S HUBBLE FINDS HUNDREDS OF YOUNG GALAXIES IN EARLY UNIVERSE   Astronomers analyzing two of the deepest views of the cosmos made with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have uncovered a gold mine of galaxies, more than 500 that existed less than a bil

JamesSavik

JamesSavik

I quit!

So hey there...   I have a funny story! At work on tuesday I had to write this proposal and after I spent two hours researching and answering all the questions and writing it, I took it to my boss for approval. He started reading it and said, "This is a little over the top. Have you ever thought about quitting and becoming a writer?" So I giggled and said, "Yeah, actually I have!" But I'll probably never be that brave ,plus I seem to be a glutton for punishment.   Still dealing with some fa

viv

viv

A 'Genetic Study' Of The Galaxy

A 'Genetic Study' Of The Galaxy   Galactic Bulge and Disc Stars Shown To Have Different Oxygen Abundances   ESO 34/06 - Science Release 12 September 2006 Source Link   Part of one of the four regions of the sky in the direction of the Galactic Bulge in which the astronomers measured the iron and oxygen abundances in stars. This particular field is in the vicinity of the so-called 'Baade's Window', a region with relatively low amounts of interstellar "dust" that could block the sight

JamesSavik

JamesSavik

Dog Tired Commuter

I spent the last couple of weeks commuting back and forth to Gulfport. I was doing a job overseeing the installation of a business network. Actually- the business was rebuilt after a certain be-yach of a hurricane blew most of it to Wiggins. It took almost a year to get a construction company that wasn't booked up.   They must be well practiced as they went from concrete slab to interior finishing in Three weeks. It's like watching mushrooms pop up after the rain.   I see some definite adva

JamesSavik

JamesSavik

"Beautiful" - pardon the narcissism

Everyday is so Wonderful   I like a lot of songs. In fact I like almost all songs, but if I had to pick a favourite song a permanent favourite, not just a "flavour of the week", it would be Beautiful by Christina Aguilera. I really do feel like everyday is so wonderful.   So I just finished that book that I mentioned in an earlier blog, Outing Yourself. Basically...I thought it was a load of crap. I guess some parts were useful, and interesting, but mostly I just finished it because I'm

AFriendlyFace

AFriendlyFace


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