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    September Signature Feature: Hidden Sunlight by Stellar

    By Cia

    Well, after a longer haitus than usual, we're back! This is a long, long story by an author many of us have enjoyed for years. Have you read this classic story? It's a go to favorite of mine when I'm looking for that apocalyptic style OMG WHAAAAT story, even though I know exactly what's going to happen, I still love it. Give it a try, especially if you love a LONG read!  Length: 175,313 Description: Facing a life-changing medical procedure, 14 year old Shay approaches it with the
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A Tri-Forum

So you might've seen my latest forums called Eews-Day Tuesday, Whinge Binge Wednesday and ThugLife Thursday. 3 forums. 3 chances fof you to tell some stories. 3 more times for me to up my reputation points.   Anyway, I notice that Eews-day Tuesday seems to be getting more popularity than the other two. So I just wanted to get a poll here. 1. Which forum is your favourite out of the 3? 2. Which one would you want to see scrapped?   I would appreciate your thoughts on this guys
The_Jordanator

The_Jordanator

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152 Years Ago, The United States Was Saved From Breakup

Today, July 1st, marks the beginning of the three day clash that is today known as the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. For those of you not up on American history, Gettysburg is a small town in the northern state of Pennsylvania. The Confederate Army's move into Pennsylvania was it's first (and only) attempt at invading into Northern soil, as the war up to that point had taken place primarily in Virginia and Maryland. Long story short, over three days of incredibly bloody fighting, the Confederate
TetRefine

TetRefine

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Just Another Day

I think I might have inherited my mom's acting skills. Whenever my dad would yell at her, yeah, she'll yell back and get all upset, but then managed to go on like nothing ever happened. Even smile at the townsfolk and making small talk.   I think I can do that too. I'll be laughing and joking around even after my sister goes crazy on me just because I was holding on something dear to me, and threatened to destroy it. It might not be much, sad even, but it's mine. And I'm happy with it. I was a
AceKebabs

AceKebabs

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To Shave Or Not To Shave Pubes?

No, I won't post images of the pre and post effects of trying out a clean look, site rules et al, Still, I just thought of sharing some thoughts on this practice.   As some of you know, I am starting to get more into exercising and running in general, so one thing I noticed was that I was getting sweaty in my crotch area a lot more. Well after a few days of thinking, I thought, why not shave some of the pubes off to reduce the heat build up, then I took the big dive and went all the way. Trad
W_L

W_L

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Reflections: My One Year Anniversary

On this day, June 29, 2015, I celebrate one year as a member of GA.   To mark this day, I want to take a look at how I became a member, reflect on my first year, and take a guess at my future here.    Becoming a Member: One day in early June, I was perusing through Nifty's SF-Fantasy section and I came across a story called Your Alpha, My Mate. It was just one chapter at the time, and I read it and I was hooked. Of course, the author added a note that she would add on soon. W
Drew Espinosa

Drew Espinosa

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Robert E. Lee And The Confederacy

As a boy, I was asked by our social studies teacher which famous person I admired most. I answered Robert E. Lee. Lindsey Graham reminded me of my boyhood choice in a recent news article, in which he said Yea to removing the Confederate Flag from public buildings, but Nay to renaming all the roads and schools that are named after Robert E. Lee.   Curious, I looked up the Wikipedia article on Robert E. Lee. My education on history is not all-encompassing. I know the general outline of Western h
Drak

Drak

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Congrats To The United States!

Read a very interesting article, which didn't bring in politics   The Declaration of Independence   The right to Life; the upholding of Obamacare to ensure all Americans have the right to live and have access to the medical treatment to pursue that.   The right to Liberty; States removing the Confederate Flag and symbols of the flag which is looked upon by the majority of Americans as being as a symbol of old attitudes and discrimination.   The right to the Pursuit of Happiness; Marriag
wildone

wildone

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Some Things To Come

Congratulations to everyone with Partners, who are getting ready to be hitched across all 50 States and US territories. This is a momentous victory, but one that must be tempered by rationalism. I will just give a quick breakdown on what the current landscape looks like.   Read if you want to hear politics and some pointed opinions.         Now, onto some good old fashioned story items:   I am writing something new called Blue Rose, the idea is inspired by the variations of Blue Roses
W_L

W_L

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Out And Proud

Today, inspired by the good feels of Oslo's Pride celebration, I had a very public coming out on Facebook (very public; I even set it to 'public' so that any bigots who want to friend me will be able to see it and think better of it). I don't know what I expected, but my friends have just been heaping love and support on me, which is really wonderful. My mum hasn't acknowledged the post, though. I don't know if she just hasn't seen it yet or doesn't know how to handle it or what...   W
Thorn Wilde

Thorn Wilde

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Release Day Announcement: Guitars And Cages

Today is the day! Guitars and Cages (formerly known as Guitars and Crossdressers) was released today by wayward ink. I cannot thank enough those who followed, liked, encouraged, reviewed and got behind Asher's story as it was being created.   I am including here a link to my blog with book trailer, link and expert from the novel, as well as in invite to join me in a quick happy dance. This is a dream come true.   http://rainbowlyricsandmellowmushrooms.blogspot.com/2015/06/guitars-and-cages
layla

layla

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Basking Sharks

If you read Abel III's Awakening you know it involves telepathy. In my story, Basking Sharks on earth formed a primitive telepathic network in the world's oceans and seas. The news from Australia shows a picture of one that was inadvertently caught and the article is located at the following URL   http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/huge-20ft-basking-shark-caught-accidentally-by-fishing-trawler-in-australia-to-go-in-museum/ar-AAbZ0qps   The more descriptive Wiki article on this species is f
Daddydavek

Daddydavek

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A Short Update

I'm not here as often as I used to or want to. If I read stories or forum entries, I do that in the car, a hospital room or some hallway on my phone. Therefore I don't comment on them and I apologize. A member of my family is seriously ill and although she isn't my favorite person, she is still family and I support my family.   I am writing and Cole agreed to beta-read for me. If it is any good there will be a new story from me, probably when summer is over.   Thank you. aditus
Aditus

Aditus

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Flags Of Hate

Germany has accepted, atoned for and come to terms with its past and moved on to become a modern, progressive, successful and generally enviable nation.
Zombie

Zombie

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New Story, Punk Bitches!

Thanks to the brilliant ATrueFan's suggestion, I've uploaded one of my fanfiction stories on here. Yes, the Jordanator has a new story for you to read. This one is very different to Someone Like Me. It had no romance or any gay material in it. It's based on my favourite video game, Portal. If you haven't played it, you should. But if you don't want to, I think this will make this story a whole lot more interesting.   See, when others read fanfiction on say a TV show they have no idea what it'
The_Jordanator

The_Jordanator

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Mirrors

The Boy asks: "What's in the future?"   The Master turns, points to a mirror hanging on the wall and bids the Boy to look, and answers: "Mirror, Mirror on the wall."
MrM

MrM

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Hastings Race For Life

Sunday 14th June saw hundreds of people pouring into Alexander Park in Hastings.   The sun was out for the 2015 Race for Life as women of all ages gathered to run, jog, or walk the 5k or 10k route round the park.   My daughter Alisha and my sister Lisa both participated in the 5k route, walking and dancing their way round.   Between them they have raised over £200 for Cancer Research UK. I am very proud of both of them.
Caz Pedroso

Caz Pedroso

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Additional Writing

Hey guys and girls and aliens!   Do you know, your beloved and most treasured writer (the right and honorable Jordanator), is a fanfiction writer?   Oh yes, I specialize in my favourite book series: The 39 Clues and my favourite video game, Portal.   https://www.fanfiction.net/u/4612721/The-Jordanator   WOW! Bam, bam, link out of nowhere! If you click on it, it should take you to a list of my fanfiction stories. I have 6. I reccomend you read:   - Test Subject #00001 - Isabel Kabra - A
The_Jordanator

The_Jordanator

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Lookin' Good And Feelin' Fine

I feel great   I received my certificate award for passing ten achievement standards at excellence, in front of the entire school with a whole group of people. Attached was a cheque for $40.00 (hooray!)   The other thing was I had class photos today. I'm just hoping the picture came out good. Well, more importantly, I'm hoping that I wasn't blinking in the shot because of the sudden flash of white light just before the camera clicks.   So that was my Wednesday today. And I'm doing alrigh
The_Jordanator

The_Jordanator

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Ramblings About How Frustrated I Am :p

Okay, so I'm currently working on a little project that I have had in mind since...I'm not really sure how long I kept the idea in my head and I'm doing fine so far except when I realize I'm having trouble with my characters' POV   A short explanation on how the story goes; two guys talking about the past in front of an audience. Originally I've decided to write in third person but was having trouble as I find my sentences to be bland and boring with a lot of 'he does this, he said that a
AceKebabs

AceKebabs

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The Lessons Of Steel

The Lessons of Steel   Steel has some very profound lessons to teach.   It is hard and cold sometimes but, if you learn these lessons, they will serve you well.   Steel is not magic.   It's work is not accomplished overnight.   It takes commitment and continuous, sustained effort to make that magic happen.   In the beginning there will be pain. You will be sore and want to quit but, if you persevere, there are rewards.   It won't happen ov
JamesSavik

JamesSavik

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Vicious

I object to the gay critics of Vicious, the Brit sitcom starring Ian McKellan and Derek Jacobi.   The oh-so-vicious critics declare in reviews printed in the Daily Mail and the Telegraph that this is an old-fashioned show, a throwback to the worst shows of the 1970s, and that the characters are ugly and mean, and that they are gay stereotypes from the bad old days, and finally, the Coup de grâce, they don't Represent. That's right, McKellan and Jacobi do not serve as flattering ambassadors fro
Drak

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