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Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
hahaah. I really didn't remember a Michael. In the original draft he had a different name. I changed it last minute. That's funny I don't know my own story. I'm a mess. -
Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
I thought you liked killing off characters? In my quest to emulate you, I figured I needed to kill off a character in a Christmas story. . Cause nothing screams Christmas like a good old fashioned murder! -
Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Um, who's Michael? -
Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Poor Ethan, always getting a bad rap. Everyone hates Ethan. I wonder if you are correct. We'll see in the next chapter. -
Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Bracelet
Number one, there is no sex in this chapter. What they have transcends sex. . Number two, most of this chapter was written months ago now. But this is the chapter when the two different endings diverge, so I had to be careful none of the elements that led to the other ending was still present. Number Three, I had to give a payoff for the whole bet, right? Number four, I can now say, all sex is over. Unless I switch my mind and give you the other ending. Which I am still waffling on. Luckily I wrote both of them so I can still change my mind. Number Five, I can't change my mind, I am fully committed to this ending with the line, no more pretending, ever. -
Percy was naked, his elbows resting on the back of a chair. His eyes were closed, and his hair stuck to the back of his neck. He was also making the cutest little moans and yelps as he rocked his hips back and forth against the wall. That had been the sound he heard. Each time Percy moved forward, the chair came up on two legs. And when he moved back, the legs smacked against the tiled floor. He must have retrieved little Five from its hiding place. Percy must have sensed him, becaus
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Whiskey Yellowstone is one of my favorites, easy sipping whiskey. No ice or mixer needed.
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Um, this sentence could very well be in any story I write. It's very...suggestive for a proper Canadian. The FO must be rubbing you of off on you. *typos*
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Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
And this sentence sums up why I have a slight crush on your wizardness... This is good nose...I have actually read this story two or three times. If you were in SF, I'd host you at my restaurant. Though you'd have to give me your autograph to hang on the wall. A small price for the best wings you'll ever eat! -
Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
You think you're pretty funny, huh? Did you have that loaded in your back pocket just waiting for an idiot to ask about you? . My tongue-n-cheek questions you already answered elsewhere. Even your preferred undies. Boxer briefs? *cough* top *cough*. Excuse me, throat. Though it is suspect that your profile, under about, says you are 48. But we don't know when you typed that, that doesn't get updated every year so I'm still not sure if I should call you sir. I'm 51, and if you are currently 48, I shall like to be addressed as sir by you moving forward. Thanks. As for your lack of answer as to your favorite Christmas story way back in 2014, I'm a bit hurt that you didn't say Frosted Hearts or Christmas In Glacier Bay. Both stories feature MM, I'm just saying. I forgot that you wrote a Harry Potter story. I remember liking it a lot, though I am not a Harry Potter fan. Are you ever going to get around to finishing that? See, I can be cheeky too! I shall count my blessing that you failed to answer one of my questions as you might reconsider your decision. I'm off back to work. I have hot wings to cook! -
Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
And yet we know nothing about him. Like when is his birthday? What's his favorite color? Boxers or briefs? Why does he allow me continued access to this site? I'm not sure if it's been done, but maybe our fearless wizard should do one of those interviews where we get a bit of insight into him. And if he's done one, maybe an updated one. I want to know if I'm older than him or if I should address him as sir? The universe needs to know. -
This isn't the best gay film, but it always stays high on my list as it was the first one I ever watched. The second film was another UK production, Get Real. Which I liked slightly better as the lead is scrumptous, nerdstar. In the 90's, America was far behind other countries in producing queer films. Much like today, still far behind. Though UK gave us Heartbreakers, so it's not all sunshine and roses over there.
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Weekly Wrap Up (Feb. 22 - Feb. 28)
Jason Rimbaud commented on wildone's blog entry in Gay Authors News
I bake all the time. Four hundred cookies a week. I also do a pineapple upside-down cake, in a cast-iron to caramelize it before finishing it in the oven. Baking is too easy though, I prefer cooking to baking. Baking is following the recipe, so easy and boring. I prefer to be creative. I once dated a baker, but I had to break up with him. He was always trying to get a rise out of me. Spring is my least favorite time of the year, I prefer fall, when we can start to wear all my cute coats and hats to hide my poor bald head. -
That's good nose.
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It's not the data I was originally looking for. But this informs my assumption about who is reading. Since you already ruined my slight crush I had on your avatar, I shan't make any remarks regarding my current feelings for our resident wizard. I shall only say thank you for continuing to check. Maybe I should put up a poll regarding readers, their habits, when they started reading, how often they read currently. I guess what I was interested in finding out, how many of GA members picked up reading at a later age which might explain why our younger members have a small representation. Or is reading going the way of the past and in thirty years no such sites such as GA would exist. I'm also curious about how many younger members might not read but instead opt to listen to books via Audible or other such platforms.
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Thank you Myr!
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Probably not the right place to ask. But I have been searching for stats on readers by age group and/or location. Is that something GA tracks? This is me wondering how many younger people even read anymore. And if this isn't the place, I apologize in advance. Thank you.
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So I'm assuming since I couldn't find it, the place to post the links for your submission isn't there yet. Because I tried to find it and could not figure out where to post the link. First poetry thingy I think I could participate, pretty happy about that.
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Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Considering that Percy has been the one saving everyone else, it's only fitting for Five to finally start pulling his weight. . Lazy bastard. -
Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Number one, great idea. I did think about that. But I also kind of need all the players for Christmas In Glacier Bay three. . -
Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
I think it's about time those two idiots stop playing around. -
Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
If I ever update or revise this story, there was more I had planned for this triangle, but it involved following Bethany in Glacier Bay and this short story ballooned enough already. I left a bunch of things on the floor with Bethany. -
Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Has someone been googling things? . -
Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
So Mr. Wilson, Mr. Chris and I would very much like to know. . -
Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Frosted Hearts: The Talk
Poor guy gets no love. You left out the lounge chairs arranged like a bed. The mysterious footprints looking into the living room. The strange noise when they were shooting, which those footprints led to that place as well. The wet hallway, the weird noise when Percy was in the wine room. The extra security code entries. Percy really doesn't seem curious about all these weird things. That is a guess right there. Considering I think there are only two more chapters to go, you will find out if your right/write soon enough. Five is correct, and so is your statement. I hope this redeems Five in the eyes of a certain Fabulous One. From what Bethany said, she's a bit of a freak who could maybe satisfy Five's anal desires. So the decision isn't based on sex, now it's all about feelings and love. Who would have thought I was writing a romance story.
