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Hey you, gardentuber! I don't know about the shirt lifter thing, but am I glad that you posted!! I want to tell you how much this old man enjoyed your "Cody in Wyoming" story! I went from skeptical (about two *old* dudes finding an attraction in/with each other) to totally immersing myself into each of their characters. I would like for this post to be a public thanks from me to you. Thank you so much!

James, If that was nothing else, it was extremely interesting. And also was the cartoon.

Tomas, My teenage years were spent on the St. Johns River in NE Fl. There were, at various times, anywhere from 20 to 35 boys grouped together way out of the nearest city. During those years we learned swimming, water sking, boating, fishing and hunting. But of it all (by far) our favorite passtimes were paddling up and down the river's edge beneath the very low overhanging cypress branches, hoping to be the first that day to have a moccasin fall down in the boat. Of course the "game" would then change to get the damn thing OUT of the boat asap! The OTHER passtime, day or night, was skinny dipping. We had a large dock w/a boathouse. To make the area "safe", we would swim up under the dock and splash water on the snakes to get them to clear out so we could swim "safely". Straight out from us, in the middle of the river, there was a channel marker about 15 feet tall. If we saw a tug pushing one or more barges coming either way toward us our goal was to swim out to and climb up top and wave at the crew of the tug as it would pass by ten to twenty feet away. And I might add that we saw a lot more smiles than frowns! Immortal kids! And would I love to do it again? In a heartbeat! Would I actually do that again? Are you insane!!? Thanks, Tomas, for the trip down memory lane. And oh yeah! We had TONS of wally gators around!

So---Skylights? Is this one of your creations? Because if your answer is *yes*, then perhaps I need to seek out more info on anime. I really like the presentation. Thanks.

Thanks. (just----thanks.)

Cool thoughts, Jamie. (stay close to us)

Another beautiful story. One that I had no problem inserting myself into, as "Riley. It's not too complicated, yet it has a LOT of depth. And we still love you, Mister C!

Nephy! NO! NO! NO! It was NOT a "dark" story at all! Sweetie---you gave me a sore hinney reading "Love in Chains"! And I am so serious about that! JEBUS!! The title of the story that I was referring to is not important to anyone but me. I'm guessing this person was just learning the ropes, so to speak. BTW! You totally ripped my heart out with "that" story! dammit. And now here I am crying AGAIN. I want to hate you so badly---but---I can't.

Nephy? mail me? Oh! you guys are so tense! relax!

Hey there mister!! There are those of us who WILL wait for the next chapter!! COOL YOUR JETS, EH?

Comsie, Several months ago I read a story by one of the authors listed/posting here and I actually made a note in my records saying, 'THIS SUCKS". Color me quite red, please! Over the past few months I have read SO many stories that I know how ignorant I was all that time. I have since read several of that persons stories., including the original one, which I have come to really like. I have no idea why it hit me bad the first time. I am learning so much through GA! Thanks so much, Comsie!!!

Hi Mark, I'm LIKING this site! For instance---I just found out WHO was responsible for taking out Dylan! GGRRRRRR!

I find it somewhat ironic that I just today sent you an email describing how much I loved the different way that you approached "Magic Man", and now I see you seemingly *poo pooing* it. (Magic Man) I AM learning though! I'm just a little mouse in a big maze.

Thanks, Com! I just finished it. ("GFD-He's My Music Now"). What a beautiful story! I don't understand how one can find so much love in their characters. But certainly you can! What a gift you have! Thank you Com!

Comsie. I am so glad that FINALLY I'm going to be able to read your stories in sequence. I believe that I have caught up with you. I only wish that I had read "GFD-He's My Music Now" BEFORE I read those last few chapters of "GFD"! Com, I just THOUGHT I knew how much love there IS between Dion and Dylan. You proved me wrong, again! Thanks, Comsie, for a beautiful addition to the series.

I understand what you are saying re: vampires with heart wounds. HOWEVER! Think back to the mental message from Taryn to Justin (while escaping from the hospital). The message was NOT that Dylan was dead! Taryn *said* that Dylan was fading, or something. p "LONG LIVE THE DYLAN!

It's not just you, Nephylim. Comsie's link takes you to the "library", and it isn't there. At least I couldn't find it there. And I BELIEVE that this will catch me up on ALL of COMICALITY'S STORIES! YAY!

Thanks a whole bunch, Comsie! May I say it AGAIN? "It is possible to love, without being involved in a sexual act". And you, Comicality, are living, breathing proof of that! Jesse101 keeps getting better all the time! Thank you, AGAIN!

The "Big Bang", and the truth about it: At a certain point in time, in recent history, two powerful forces touched each other. They became as one, yet---, separate. I cannot thank GA NOR Comicality enough for what you guys have given me! So, please just accept this sincere bow of gratitude. I am truly awed!