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  1. TalonRider
    Personally, I like the 1939 version. Welcome to GA, DLP. This is quite a community. There a quite a few writer here that keep the reader entertained. One you get your Authors Tag, you'll have access to several forums set up for writers. There's also a section for editors that offers help to authors and editors alike. Oh, and don't make the goat mad to the point he takes his sunglasses off. Jan
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    In CJ's defense, when it comes to WST matters, it is a team decision on issues. If by chance there is a tie on something and we can't settle it, then it goes to someone not directly involved with the team to settle it. When it comes to the Readers Choice Awards, it's looking like I maybe stepping up to manage it as the Deputy Lead and not CJ. Jan
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    Well, you do have a set of horns.
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    The same applies to me as well. He's posted more than I have in the two years I've been here. I have to disagree here. CJ posts in response to his forum activity. The rest of us keep him, and YOU, going by. You both reply to something. Kevin, posts when he's around. Jan
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    It seems that all three of you post quite a bit. And now that BeaStKid is back, there will be even more.
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    That's simple, Joe made us do it.
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    So now we know. Thanks for sharing that Steve. Merry Christmas CJ and everyone else. Jan
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    The way I see it, any chapter that ends making you wonder what's going to happen next can be called a cliffhanger, some bigger than others.
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    The only time I have a problem keeping characters straight is when I'm reading stories with similar storylines. Jan
  10. TalonRider
    I don't remember seeing this but heres what Merriam-Webster has to say about cliff-hanger; Maybe this will help in the discussion. Jan
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    Especially true since we have 'corn' chips as well.
  12. TalonRider
    Then we have that creamy dish known as Pudding, a type of desert in the U.S. I believe in the U.K., the word is used to indicate desert in general.
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    Since this posting, CJ hasn't made a single post in over 24 hours. He must be trying to cut back for the holiday's. Jan
  14. TalonRider
    Agreed
  15. TalonRider
    One possibility for Wilde. He could be the victim of some type of abuse when he was younger by a family member or older adult that could have been gay. Steve and Zeke could be aware of this and are trying to keep him calm, cool and collected. Jan CJ, I forgot to mention, I think you need to crack down on your Beta's.
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    Naw, just a late 65, early 66 model that I bought used. Wish I still had it.
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    When I took Drivers Ed in school, the simulators were set up for both stick and automatic. The shifter was located on the column and not on the floor. My first two cars were both stick shifts, a 64 Corvair and a 65 Mustang. Jan
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    I basically spent the day being lazy. The biggest thing I did all day was clear the ice and twigs off the car from the freezing rain we got Saturday night. I also spent some time reading and drifting out of The Lord of The Rings trilogy that was on TNT. Jan
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    Thanks again, Everyone. Jan
  20. TalonRider
    Thanks everyone. My horoscope for the day is an interesting one. You will see changes in a relationship today -- it's what you've been waiting for. with the current weather, I doubt it. If I lived in Florida or California, I'd probably do just that. But since I don't, I guess I'll have to put in one of my videos and take some virtual rides. It's amazing how a video can fool your brain into reacting, to a degree, to what you see especially for the front seat POV. Jan
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    What can I say. It's my day. Jan
  22. TalonRider
    Been there. Done that. Not thrilled with it. I'm a one person at a time type of guy.
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    CJ's not a lurker here. But in his defense, at The Talon House, he is listed as a lurker. So technically, he's telling the truth. Jan
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    I've had a few stick shifts throughout the years. They're alright if you live in an area where you don't have a lot of stop and go traffic to contend with. They are more economical verses an automatic.
  25. TalonRider
    Is it our fault you're a sweet, lovable guy?
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