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exquisite - Word of the Day - Fri Jul 25, 2025
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
One use of exquisite we don't see often is as a noun to denote a man who is a fop or dandy. -
The flashbacks were much appreciated. It's been awhile since I read those timid and uncertain early days of Wilk and Andrew, but those passages were still in my memory. The most dangerous part wasn't the flight but would have been trying to grapple Andrew aboard in a violent sea. Now we're off on a desperate hunt. Will Reza's false trail fool Andrew?
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exquisite - Word of the Day - Fri Jul 25, 2025
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
For a masochist, the most exquisite moments involve pain. -
Well, it wrecked the mechanical parts of the system too. It'll need parts they're unlikely to have on hand. This is also probably only phase one of this plan.
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Since comes are out on the sub, how will they know to receive Andrew when they get there? I presume the sub is still submerged since we haven't been told otherwise.
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Allow may not factor into it if he's exposed by accident. Judging by how he removed the mirror, even Graeme avoids seeing his own visage. His life must be terribly lonely.
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From Graeme's actions, his face and hand must be horribly scarred . Sam would make him a good squire. It's possible Graeme has already seen it in him. But first Sam will need to see and accept him.
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diatribe - Word of the Day - Thu Jul 24, 2025
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Social media is too often diatribe media. -
Surprisingly, they easily mesh with each other. With the notable exception of how his brother died, Frost shares his deepest secrets almost compulsively. First date and we're already galloping toward a homerun. The big mystery is why his group is dropping their anominity for a meeting.
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It makes me think of Jack Ryan.
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obsolescence - Word of the Day - Tue Jul 22, 2025
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Change this to most or all. Appliances like refrigerators and washing machines used to have a 30 plus year service life. -
The simplest way to totally nullify a nuclear submarine - terminate its ability to communicate. Meanwhile Andrew is forced to face his deepest fear and is being thrust into the hotpoint of the plot.
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They were married for 43 years this month.
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Yes, he has.
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serendipitous - Word of the Day - Wed Jul 23, 2025
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
It's astonishing how much joy in life is serendipitous. -
Sarah Tostig. Did her grandfather sell cartoon balloons in town?
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Hopefully, Ezra doesn't end ip like Firlotte.
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I'm still laughing at Will expecting decency in politics.
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In Ozzy's own words. "You’ve no idea how I feel—thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
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Bravo Rory! I've been wanting some of these ignorant, evil a-holes to get whacked by the death curse for the longest.
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No need to think. I've been told I'm mean, nasty, the devil incarnate, among other things.
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Unless by being caught, they provide a false trail.
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Actually, it was the usual suspects.
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Even to the deaf, dumb, and blind. Rory's the middle one for now. Poor boy
