Timothy M.

Once Patrick had put everything away and locked up, the two couples left for the restaurant. Because they were early and the weather was mild for February, they decided to take a longer walk. Patrick suggested going north to the British Museum and turn east along Bloomsbury Square Gardens before making their way down to The Ship Tavern south of Holborn Station. Perhaps they would even have time to nip up and see where Peter would be working, close to the Great Ormond Street Hospital. For a mome

I liked the story once I figured it out. don't forget to add it to the prompt topic.

Hey tim took me a while to work out what was going on. I think I managed in the end, and I liked the unspoken SciFi with the basic human fear of dying alone.

Tillykke med fødselsdagen from your Danish friend happy waving of birthday flags

OK, time I took up the count of Will's bed partners, since he and Zach seems to be drifting apart. Black Widow starts out with us been told they have been exclusively monogamous during Zach's last senior semester at Menlo. The list after that (including everyone): He fucks Carullo (I think that counts as a first, it's only been the other way round before). Later, Carullo fucks him (with JJ watching, lol). Toby (the rent boy) fucks him for free. Then Will fucks him and Toby does him again. Kissing Kyle doesn't count, right? Jeff fucks Will (is my guess, but nothing new there). Will and Zach have a threesome with Carullo (and piss off JJ, lol) Of course, Will and Zach are together several times. Buzz Dalby fucked him a couple of times (Will did oral on him, but not a full BJ). Let me know if I missed somebody. PS When Will asked JP and Stef “Did he sleep with you together, or at the same time?” I asked, just to embarrass them. I think you mean “Did he sleep with you together, or one at a time?” Since together and at the same time means the same.

I really dislike Alex. And I hate his influence on the brat's behavior towards Jim. At least, Karen was there to stop it this time. Ethan must have the patience of a saint, and I assume he's the reason Tony hasn't dumped Alex as a friend and roommate or even told him to fuck off until he grows up and stops being a stupid prat and a fucking pain-in-the-arse. OK, rant over - I shall try to ignore Alex from now on as not worth the attention the idiot craves. I think I might like him less than Stuart, who may be an egoistic prick and a predator, but at least has his age and inexperience to excuse his immaturity and offensive behavior. I'm glad Ty told him what an utter shit he was for trying to out Ross. Together with his behavior so far it should convince Ross Stuart cannot be trusted. Ross should tell him to fuck off and that if Stuart outs him, he'll have Jim and Tony use their influence on the gay scene in Melbourne to make sure he's banned from MANdatory and outed as a black-mailer. Of course, they would never do that, but Stuart doesn't know. It wold serve him right to get a taste of his own medicine, and maybe he'll stop and think about what he's becoming. I hope Ty tells Jim about the encounter, since I'm sure he and Tony can come up with a better way of helping Ross than the one I've suggested. I liked the glimpse we got of Kevin with his parents. He's going to have a hard time telling them he's bi if he starts dating Warwick. Oh, and I agree with wildone, it would have been fun if they had turned up at MANdatory too, but I don't think Kevin is quite ready for that yet. At some point, I think he would benefit from a talk to Sam (and Deon). Oh, and I'm sure Warwick would be happy to relocate to Sydney and start working for the Swans. Great chapter, Grame, with unexpected drama at the end. But now I have to wait two more weeks for more.

I always thought Chuck was a nice guy, but what he did to poor Matty wasn't kind at all. But maybe Matty didn't want Chuck as a boyfriend? But he didn't even get to fuck him...

So the truth is out and the -ing can begin. And the pampering and caring Kye needs and deserves. I'm glad Ash was honest about how he feels towards Kye, even if it will probably take some time before Kye believes it. Sam dropping the tray and realizing his mistake was epic.

if you are a teen, I suggest you go to the GA Teen Spot and ask this question in a topic after searching for similar conversations.

Tillykke med fødselsdagen From your Danish fan Can we please have Zef's story soon? cheeky waving of Danish birthday flags and of course you get the only wolf SATW comics.

For a moment I thought I had forgotten to list my chapter for prompt 496. but then I realized I'd already done it last week. What a relief ! I'm always nagging JAR about listing his Meta Prompts; it would have been so embarrassing if I'd made the same mistake. I'm definitely doing something Rob-related with prompt 500.

Happy birthday, Rob

I guess Will and Zach are over. And I need to take up my task of adding to the list of Will's bed partners. Sounds like Dallas may end up there soon.

Well, well, well, Luke actually took the first step and Jackson returned the kiss ! The stakes have suddenly sky-rocketed. But they are balanced on the edge of a precipe and they both know it. Will they help each other or will Jackson push Luke in?

OK, I guess Zach coming to the wedding was a good idea, it provided some nice drama. I'm glad Corey threw him out as boyfriend. I'm pretty sure Zach suspected Corey of cheating because he did so himself. Wouldn't that be mortifying if he finds out? But to me the most significant part of the chapter was a small detail in their conversation about Jason moving to Kingston. The moment where Drew says Jason is such a sore spot with Corey he was afraid of bringing the topic up. It shook Corey as well it should, because it supports Pierre's opinion of the issue he needs to deal with. I also noticed Drew becoming even more aware of Jason having changed and his sadness about Corey still hating him. Telling his friend about it hopefully planted a seed in Corey's mind. I noticed he laughed at Jason's speech rather than scowl.

One of my favorite scenes as well, but the one I like best is when Zef wants to gouge his eyes out. Please, please, Rob, tell us Zef's story soon.

I loved dugh focusing on the joint pissing. In Danish we have an expression: pisse territoriet af, which literally means piss out the territory and figuratively to set the limits or borders and tell everyone to be aware. Indeed, a very male thing to do. For a wolf like Kellar to be relaxed about another wolf leaving its mark in front of his house, that's quite remarkable, or perhaps a sign of how happy he is to have a new friend. Anyway, back to the title. They certainly are exploring new territory. Kellar is trying to find answers to all those questions he has about shifters but at the same time he's curious about Tobyn and the (health) issues he has with his wolf. I noticed Kellar trying to decide what to ask first a couple of times, but also trying not to overload his patient who needs rest. Tobyn is as curious about Kellar, but his new territory relates more to the unexpected attraction he feels towards the big guy. I love how he doesn't deny it, but is genuinely confused about how he reacts. As for the 'feeling each other out' it goes with the exploring, but I guess you might as well have said checking each other out At least Tobyn knows he's not alone in feeling attracted and Kellar seems equally surprised and hesitant - when he's awake... The snuggling and waking up scene was absolutely priceless. One thing I love about your shifter universe is that we don't have this wham! instant mate recognition which is an often used trope. Not that it doesn't work well in many cases, but I like this more gradual approach. Reminds me of Sasha's Born Wolf - and you know what a compliment that is, right? Well, you got my 2100th review, I hope it did the story justice. I look forward to more chapters, Batman. It's great being an editor, even if you make me wait too.

Nonono, don't do it, ricky! Granger will come to the rescue and sweep you off your feet instead.

Well, this feature gives us a great chance to pester him thoroughly.

are we talking about Enforcer or a sequel?

Enforcer is a story I read over and over again. Partly because I'm waiting for Zef's story, which should be very interesting, but also because I like the Timber Pack series and almost everything else Rob writes.

Hey buddy, don't be so hard on yourself. When I was 26, I was still studying and nowhere near certain what my future life would bring. Now I'm double that age and well settled and content. You still have lots of possibilities. The one thing I've always liked about myself (and there's plenty of stuff I don't like) is my optimistic and positive outlook on life and other people. I always expect or hope for the best and it's made me a generally happy person. If things haven't worked out, I've been sad and upset, but if you're always focusing on the bad stuff, I think it can come to color your whole existence. I have two cousins who're like that and even though they are more successfull on the outside, I wouldn't want to switch lives. Find joy in what you do, try to project optimism and a positive outlook and you may be surprised what it can do for the way other people react to you. Best wishes Tim

I've never heard of Karo Syrup or vanilla chips. I think I've seen the Reese's pieces in one or two places (eg the airport shop in CPH), but they would be a challenge too. Peanut butter can be found if you know where to go (I hate the stuff, but it's OK in cakes, I suppose). Brown sugar and vanilla is available, but I'm not sure they are equivalent to yours. Is the vanilla a whole stick or essence or vanilla sugar? Oh, and then there's the whole challenge of converting from oz to grams. Never mind, I need to lose weight at the moment, so no cookies for me.

Thanks, Reader. i agree about Patrick's parents and their choice about not inflicting their relatives on their son. Of course they couldn't foresee a wayward truck. With Peter at his side Patrick can do anything. even confront the spectre of his family. Howver, this goes both ways and the Dane is stronger and happier too. He'll need it in the weeks to come (no bad stuff, I promise, only natural parental worry over a sick child). I'm glad the Michael cuteness resonated with you.

or perhaps only the stories get mentioned and not poetry?