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Well maybe if you get the chance you can take a car, or even better, a motorcycle out and have some fun

HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!!!

It seems like you'd have more fun if you drove fast and made your car spin a couple of times while you drove....at least I know I would have more fun that way

Jan, We've talked about this before, but reading about it the way you wrote it makes it all seem like I'm hearing about it for the first time. If you need to talk this Friday or any other day just let me know and I'll be there for you Kisses Nick

um...I think you're refering to Friends

Reading The Log Way by Dom Luka and Abandoned Boy by Tom Gaige

That cat has some serious talent, yo.

They already happen in the US, just not in all 50 states...still, we're getting there

It's a great place to be, lustful_orcs' :pickaxe: :ranger:

I like to read off the screen just because I read too many stories to print the joints out

hoooray!!!!!!!! You have a blog now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, so i got to see it again Last weekend we were in Jacksonville when my cousin and I saw Borat so this weekend, we took Taylor to Sandbridge to see it...all I can say is HOLY CRAP!! It was still just as funny the second time as it was the first, and I can't wait for it to come out on DVD. Im actually getting somewhere with Bodega Bay. I have about a third of a chapter done, so it wont be long now. I think I just needed some time to recharge my batteries and think about what I wanted to do as far as my stories...believe it or not, I'm already looking past the ones I'm working on right now and considering something huge for Spring 2007. I refuse to give myself a timetable to finish Staking My Claim or Bodega Bay, but at the same time, I know exactly where these two stories are headed, and I'm having a good time taking the longest way I can to get them there I've been in a bit of a funk lately, and it hasn't made a lot of sense to me. When I'm at school or if I'm at home working on something like cleaning the garage out or feeding my dog I get inspired to work on a chapter, but as soon as I'm in front of my PC, I feel like I'm out of ideas. It's the dumbest thing in the world to me, because I've honestly never dealt with this. The other day at school I was tempted to get my notebook out and start writing as fast as i could so I could copy it when I got home...at the very least I could have it for reference, I guess :| So anyway, the next chapter of Bodega Bay is definitely coming this week Please be patient and I prmoise to make it worth the wait

Borat rules!!!!

It must be time to send you a new chapter, Jan.....you're getting restless. Welcome Lustful_orc

I agree with you. I think it's kinda sad that they decided to have it in a stadium. It's like saying, well, we make you feel uncomfortable, so we won't be so proud. I hope there's a protest parade where everyone can see it.....In the street, where it belongs

There's no easy way for me to say this, so I guess I just need to be honest and come right out with it.......... I haven't written anything in seven days. I feel like I've cheated my readers and myself and even the administration here at GA because I made a commitment to update regularly but honestly I've been so busy that I haven't had a chance to just sit down and collect my thoughts long enough to be able to focus on anything but school and crap that's happening at home. To make things worse, I think I have a stalker.....well, not really a stalker, but a disgruntled former fan. He sent me a really crazy email telling me how many lives I was messing with and some other weirdo crap that made me blink and shake my head. Personally I think some people need to get real lives and stop living on the forums because it's obvious that this guy doesn't get out enough. Florida was ok, I guess......my cousin James and I hung out by ourselves most of the time, and we went to see Borat, the funniest movie I've seen in a long time. The only question it left me with at the end was, how many gypsies can you kill with a Hummer???..lol. If you haven't seen it, you most likely won't get it. So I recomend that you go see it, and right away We also saw The Santa Clause 3, The Escape Clause. It was great, too. I think I love the holidays more than any other time of the year because it's like I can feel the season all around me...there's no other season that compares in my book So anyway, I'll have lot's of time this weekend to write, and I plan on spending at least one full day locked up in my room writing. I'm not too sure which story I plan to work on...maybe it'll be more than one, or maybe it'll be two chapters of the same story. :pickaxe: We'll have to wait and see. In the meanwhile, sorry for the delay, and while you're waiting, go read the latest chapter of The Other Side Of Me.

Once upon a time there was a site....it was a quaint little site with high quality stories and high quality authors. This site was run by one woman, and she worked hard to make it a site everyone could enjoy. There was no forum, and no blogs, but there were beautiful pages and nice layouts. It was obvious that the owner of the site cared greatly for her authors and her readers. One of the best aspects of her site was the lack of any political discussion. There was none to be found, and life was harmonious amongst the authors and the readers. One day, though, the owner was watching MSNBC and saw an anchorman giving a commentary. She loved what the anchorman had to say, and she wanted to emulate this man. She didn't worry about the fact that he was the anchorman of a show about politics, and that this was his field of expertise.....she wanted to have the same effect on others as the anchorman had on her. So she added a political forum to her site, and things fell apart. An author decided he didn't want his stories posted at her site anylonger, and in an act of spite and pure rage, she mass emailed parts of an email he sent to her when he asked to be withdrawn from her site. When she was advised in private by another that she was making a huge mistake and that she shouldn't have shared a private exchange with others, she became enraged and told the adviser that he should consider leaving her site as well. She was determined to be as influencial as that anchorman she saw on MSNBC. What she failed to realize was that she was already that influencial. She had an audience, respect, and a message that people felt comfortable hearing. What she was seeking was already under her nose, but she was looking so hard for it in other places, she missed it. Instead of continuing down the path toward greatness that she was on, she took a sharp left turn and now her site is no longer seen in the prestigious light it once was. The lesson.....when you find success, build on it, but remember what made you the success you were. Too many times in life, we seek the things we already have, but we're too blind to know that it's been there the whole time. BTW, the special site in my special story is NOT www.gayauthors.org

Wow, they have a vote Democrat banner on their site..Im sure the DNC appreciates that....NOT!!

I usually see two chapters a week. Jan It's our slow season

Actually, we have all volunteers....there's a Queen (ahem!), a guy who watches TV and eats while the Queen writes, four Beta readers, an editor and six Nickolas James Excellence Awards committee members

I think Kerry might have screwed the dems...lol

Hmmmm...it makes me think.....ok, I've got it....I'm launching Operation Gay Majority, a campaign to put curves in as many straights as possible.....Buwahahahahahah