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Oh, you like 'bad boys' too? LOL
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Funny you bring up scholarships. I recently outlined a family foundation meeting and one of the changes discussed concerned scholarships. We'll have to wait a bit, but it'll be part of Ritch's story.
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If they list it on AirBNB, I'm flying to LA pandemic or not. Wait until you 'see' what the place looks like with furniture in it.
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Time travel paradoxes always nag at me. One of those things I have to stop trying to think through in order not to end up confused. Excellent story again with nearly flawless writing. Thank you for sharing. Now, off your butt; it's time to start posting the multi chapter story. Rioth's ready to rise again and H'rek better be ready to get mauled.
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“Thanks for the seats, counselor.” César nodded in Brett’s direction. “That one’s been excited about the game all week.” Miles walked next to César, with Brett and Chipper a few steps ahead. “My pleasure. I’m enjoying spending time with the two of you.” “What you grinning about?” Brett’s shoulder bump nearly toppled a distracted Chipper. They stood outside the STAPLES Center admiring the bronze statues honoring Los Angeles athletes, but Chipper’s eyes were on the structure itself.
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Friends in the business have told me the boyfriend experience is one of the most requested services. Interracial settings and three ways with couples are the other ones. Considering Trent's wealth and looks, he's definitely not the type of John my friends have described. LOL A tad too sweet for my taste, but well written and paced. Trent's a stalker, alright.
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Nice one Adi, short and sweet. I once wrote something about a guy not wanting to get involved with a bisexual man fearing he could leave him for another male. One of the other characters asked if it would be okay to leave him for a woman. I know all men are sexual pigs, but I believe most of us can keep it in our pants when involved with someone we love. The dumb girl didn't deserve her thoughtful boyfriend.
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Damn! You and your political commentary.LOL I'm glad I'm not the only one. As usual, a story from you leaves me wanting more. I said so in my review of your last one. The Psionic Corp is too damn interesting and has too much potential for you to give us installments so infrequently. You should put down the joystick now and then and write more. I enjoyed it, Myr.
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It's been a while since I read the books, so I couldn't remember. Thanks, Doc. I discovered Mawgrim's stories on another site and invited him to post on GA. Not sure if it was my invite or something else, but I was delighted when I found his first tale on here. The third installment of the trilogy's also good, and I enjoyed the first few chapters of his longer story. For now, I'll wait to catch up once he shares it here.
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Stentorian - Word of the Day - Thu Jun 25, 2020
Carlos Hazday commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Here's a line from a new story I started work on yesterday: Stentorian chants of “No justice, no peace” and “Hands up, don’t shoot” assailed our ears the closer we got to Lafayette Square. -
Hopefully Sawyer can keep the meddling mother away until he hooks up with Huck, I love the sound of closet doors creaking as they open.
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An excellent second installment. Thoroughly enjoyed how you handled the mating flight. Im curious about something but can't recall how McCaffrey handled it. Our year is Pern's turn. We don't capitalize our word and I'm wondering why you capitalize theirs. Enlighten me? Thanks for sharing your talent.
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I'm six feet tall and I have leg room issue in plenty of cars. Cesar's taller than I am so I feel for him.
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Really, shortage of hot tubs for sale? Wow! I think every little kid imagines himself behind the wheel of a fast sportscar. Brett obviously hasn't outgrown that fantasy and has the money to indulge himself.
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Glad you enjoyed it, Gary. Driving, or better yet riding on a motorcycle, the length of the Pacific Coast Highway is still on my list of things to do. Of course, if I do that, I'll have to spin some of the adventure into a story. Maybe I'll make that my first trip after COVID 19 is under control.
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I read and reread Anne McCaffrey's PERN series years ago. Her final books were co-written with her son who, after her death, released a couple more books under his name. The dragon drought is over as far as I'm concerned. An easy enough story for newcomers to discover the world of PERN, it should delight long-time fans. I found it to be extremely well written and nicely paced. I STRONGLY recommend A Hatching in Southern.
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Yes! I recently read this story on another site and proceeded to devour the author's other offerings. Well written, sufficiently detailed, and faithful to the original PERN tales. McCaffrey would have approved. Welcome to Gay Authors; I look forward to more stories from you.
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As Betwixt the Devil and the Deep Sea
Carlos Hazday commented on Thorn Wilde's story in 2020 - Spring - The Storm
Horror stories are not my cup of tea; not sure why people enjoy being scared. Never read any Stephen King and I avoid his movies. Last scary one I watched and semi-enjoyed was Alien and that's probably due to the SciFi aspect. All in all, I found it to be well written and the pace was slow enough to make the entire thing creepier. -
Chicken! LOL I always try to spend my money with entities that support the gay community. I'd rather pay a few more dollars than support those who try to harm us. The Walton Foundation is but one example. Amazon is far from perfect, but at least it's an ally.
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I was on purpose vague about what was going on in the house that morning; my goal was to discover who else had a twisted mind. LOL Although I've never seen more than a clip here and there, I wanted Freddie, Madeline, and Greg to be exaggerated (not much) versions of Kardashian or Wives of... characters.
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Loved the way you allowed the suspense to build up and unraveled the mistery just as slowly. Next, we need a detective story tracking down Tyler who ends up with A 9mm hole between the eyes. Thanks, Cassie. I enjoyed it.
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I'm not as familiar with So Cal as I'm with So Fla, but I tried to give readers a flavor of the region in case they've never been there. @WolfM helped fix a couple of spots I screwed up due to ignorance; feel free to let me know if I screwed something else up.
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Bodacious - Word of the Day - Sat Jun 20, 2020
Carlos Hazday commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Okay........... I'm awake now. -
And that's how I think a majority of men perceive it. Consciously or unconsciously, they react to the delivery instead of the message.
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