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Ok Bondwriter.....let me know if this is a little better

There's something else we're gonna do instead. I've been in touch with the admins, and I think everyones gonna like the new layout once it's finished

Well, I'm not too suprised, really I mean, I am the one who correctly stated that Luke and Rory would not end up together and formed the SRITE/LGAITE liberation front. I'm also the one who correctly predicted that Quinns mom would be hit on by Murphey, and that the two would eventually hit it off (in the months after the story was finished). Don't even get me started on the marathon sex that Luke and Grandma Alice enjoyed during her visit to Arizona None of this comes from not being the best and most dedicated Domoholic in the whole history of the United States of America and the planet Earth

yay!!! Thanks but Im still gonna reread it

I think I have an idea about how to organize the threads, but I have to get in touch with an admin first.

For some reason I thought Brad called Quinn a fudgepacker, not a faggot...guess I'll have to go back and reread the entire story again

Hey man thanks for the great compliment and thanks for reading Bodega Bay My bf and I actually wrote the first chapter together but then he ditched me on the rest of it, so some of the chapters are really short. Anyway, thanks a lot for the props and oh yeah, I know about the mix up. I have a new site design going up soon, so I decided to wait for that to happen instead of bugging Joe with it because I know how busy he is. Once the new site goes up all of the stuff like that is going to be fixed. Kisses Nick

There's a report out now that two hours prior to the discovery of the bodies, his Wikepedia page was updated and mentioned that his wife was dead. They traced the IP back to Stamford, Conneticut, which is the headquaters of the WWE. This story's getting stranger by the day.

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1967-2007 This may not mean anything to the members here at GA, but since this is my blog, I'm posting this here. My favorite wrestler, The Canadian Crippler Chris Benoit was found dead in his home with his wife and son today. If you're a WWE fan, watch Raw tonight for a tribute show dedicated to Chris and his career.

Thanks Conner

Thanks Bondwriter..... There's always room for another collaborator for the next project :fire: :fire: :fire:

Well I can't see your new avatar yet, but thats because Im too lazy to clear my cache. I love the friendly lion though, so that's a 9.836 Sig gets a 8.987 for originality and promotion Username gets a 10 for the hell of it. I with I had though of adding the word beast to my user name Overall I have to give you a 9.6076 (because that's the average )

lol @ James breaking it down. Nice post

We're glad your back, Jan, and of course I'd send you an email to let you know I'm thinking of you. You're my friend Oh yea, I sent chapter 18 in to be posted, too

Mine too

**This is the thread to discuss the Anthology Entry, Somehow, Someway** Warning: Spoilers Ahead

Well I sent in my anthology entry, which is actually a pretty amazing feat considering that an hour before I sent it in, I didn't even know if I was going to be writing anything. I had no idea for a plot, for characters or how the story would even end. Hell, i didn't even send it to my editor. I just took a chance and let my fingers do what they wanted, then I read it back a few times before I mailed it off to CJ. Hopefully it's good enough to be included this year. In other news, I've sent the latest chapter of Staking My Claim and eleven chapters of What's The Difference Between Me and You? off to Talonrider, who as far as I know, is still out of town. The thing is, though, we're going to Hilton Head with my grandparents this week and I don't know when he'll be home and ready to start working on my stuff, so I sent it off to him just to be on the safe side. To everyone who read What's The Difference before it was taken down, the rewrite is finished and as soon as I get the chapters back, I'll send them off to Joe so they can be posted (unless we're gone when I get them back ) Two of the eleven chapters I sent off are brand new, and they'll be the first two chapters of Book II. So I have a question. Without giving anything away, i want to know what my readers would think if I incorperated characters from an old anthology story into one of my chapter stories. I may or may not have already done it, but i thought I'd ask for some feedback anyway, since all of my beta readers are busy right now and haven't given me any feedback for a month. Oh yeah, and James get's home at 6 tonight from his vacation in Europe. Isn't that nice?

Happy Birthday Myk!!

Actually, I don't know for sure which God Falwell worshiped. I get the feeling we worshipped the same God, but only he knows how he interpreted the scripture and the depths of his faith. My faith isn't based on what good things and what bad things happen in this life. I accept all things as working according to His perfect will, and that's the best way for me to sum it all up. I can't speak for Jerry Falwell in that regard, but I do know that he had a message of salvation through the blood of Christ, and that's only a good thing, in my opinion.

So wait....does this mean I can't add Goat recipes to the Domoholic's cooking corner??

No offense taken Um..now about those panties...you didn't happen to buy those at a police auction, did you?

I respect Conners opinion too. I can see how the release date of the collabo and its theme might give the impression that we were tearing down dads, but that's not what we're doing. It's a fact of life that there are a lot of single moms, and in my opinion, they have it rough. It's just too easy for some (not all) men to make babies and them leave them holding the bag. Also, if you look at each story, the mom in question was raising a son. There's a song that says, I finally understand that for a woman it aint easy trying to raise a man. For me, that sums up the whole point of this project. I want to give credit where it's due, and in my opinion, single moms deserve a lot of props not just from the men they raise, but from those of us who've benefited from the job they did raising those men.