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Hey Carrie! I'm glad you're enjoying the story. And thanks so much for the review! I look forward to seeing what you think as the story progresses. And yeah, it became harder and harder to not think they were children as I got older.
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Ah, thanks so much! Yeah, we're going to slow in figuring Pete out... I hope that's cool. Meanwhile, as you've seen, there are a lot of other things to occur. Glad in you're enjoying it! and thanks so much for the review.
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Uh oh.. Is Lee the character hats going to eclipse Kyle? Trust me when I say there's quite a bit to this story left to uncover, and lee is a central part of it. That's all I'll tease The big party coming is called a rager... And it yields some fun consequences in the next chapter. Until then... Thanks for the reciew
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A lot still to come. And even more Greek-Dom down the pipeline. Lets just say that Corbin takes his job as social chair to the next level...
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Glad you're enjoying the story and thanks for the review. I guess you'll have to wait and see if lee becomes collateral damage or not... I think Corbin and lee's next couple of outings might surprise you...
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Things are getting a bit complicated, I guess. Have no worry. We're very much at the beginning and I am aware of the difference. The names were used interchangeably at my school, but I was a stickler of using the correct one. If you invited me over for pong, you'd better have full cups and a paddle...
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Jammi... thanks so much for the review (finally!) I love hearing your thoughts on each chapter. I'm glad you're digging the Greek stuff. It's a BIG undertone of the story. Until next time...
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I guess that's part of my purpose in writing this thing is to get that nostalgic emotion out. I remember playing King's cup all the time... and the jading only gets worse. I wouldn't too much about Lee, and I'm thinking the word 'frat star' is a southern thing. (along with Sorostitute). (I answered some of your forum comments too... )
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I knew there was no way I was getting back into the frat house unseen the next morning. That notion faded as quickly as the sun came up. Instead of trying, I put my shoes on as quietly as possible, and crept out of Peter’s room without waking him up. I could go into vivid detail about what Pete and I did the night before… the things we discussed, the drinks we had… but it all seems useless. Suffice it to say, nothing sexual happened. We talked. We talked about m
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Chapter 15: Follow That Nowhere Man
Jwolf commented on Jwolf's story chapter in Chapter 15: Follow That Nowhere Man
Haha. Glad you enjoyed the story. It was another weekly series, so I wasn't sure how it held up to be read in one sitting... I guess it wasn't too shabby. -
Glad to have you n board! I look forward to reading our reactions to the story to come as always, thanks for the feedback.
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Have I mentioned I love your reviews? Cuz I do! Having a little is a huge deal were I went. It basically means someone respects you and wants to uphold your legacy.i it was also a measure of a successful rush. Expect to see more of that dichotomy with Corbin. As much as he likes Pete, the guy is really frustrating. I hope you enjoy how it plays out.
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Thanks for the review! The social scene and the paper are going to be characters of their own in this story, so hopefully they continue to intrigue. More to come
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Trust me, writing this story makes ME want to go back to school. Nostalgia abounds. I do hope you'll stick with the story and see if more similarities between you and the characters come up
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Good call out on the song. I was convinced it was huge during junior year, but now I realize I did get that wrong. Thanks for the review... And the participation in the forum. You're awesome!
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There are a hundred and one obligations that come with being Greek at Old Dominion University. In order to understand these obligations, one must first understand the system itself. When I was at OD, there were 14 national fraternities and 5 national sororities. 97%, or roughly every English speaking student, joined some sort of Greek house. Within this system, there was a clearly defined hierarchy. Four frats stood above the rest as the Big Four. Seven or eight
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Thanks for the review... you'll have to explain the Bryan/Brian connection to me.
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I'm so glad you're in for the duration! I look forward to hearing your thoughts as the story unfolds. Also, thanks for the kudos on Kyle. I'm really proud of how he was written, so that means a lot. I hope you enjoy...
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Wow, that's a really awesome compliment. Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy where this journey goes, and I look forward to reading your reactions
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It's good to be back! I'm glad you're liking the characters and dialogue so far. There's a lot of story to come...we're on day two or three of an English Year, so... there's that
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Glad you're hooked! I look forward to reading your comments as the story unfolds.
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Hey! Thanks for stopping by and thanks for the review. I will say this story is a lot more focused on this central relationship than others I've written, so expect a slower and hopefully more nuanced rollout. Glad you enjoyed, and thanks for the Greek comparison. That is still one of my favorite shows. If there's anything I know, it's Greek life.
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Hey dude. Thanks for the dialogue compliment! Glad you liked the story. I look forward to seeing what you think going forward
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Toronto, thanks so much for te review glad to see you liked the first chapter. The reference to the lst was just a small snippet for my loyal readers, nothing to be taken seriously. Good to hear from you
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Hey Lisa! Glad you're hooed I look forward to getting a weekly word from you. I'm hoping you'll lie Corbin and find him refreshing...we'll see. In terms of time frame, the list (and the english year) took place in the mid 2000s. The funny thing is... Is supposed to have taken place in the abstract future. Hope that helps.
