Backwoods Boy
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It left me feeling hungry. Nice to see you posting poems. I'm looking forward to more.
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I love April 20 - a very meaningful, rhyming skyscraper - it must have been a bit of a challenge.
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National Poetry Month - Anthology
Backwoods Boy commented on Valkyrie's blog entry in Gay Authors Archive
Not sure how well I'll do, but I have some questions. I was going to PM @Valkyrie , but I know some others are new to this too and might be interested in the answers. Is there a central location for posting the April poems (like somewhere in the poetry club), or do most post them as a "story" of some kind? I think I saw where someone did it that way and posted a "chapter" a week. Do the experienced have some guidance for those of us who might tackle this for the first time? -
A fascinating glimpse into an untold past and an untold future where "now" is everything. An intriguing story, for sure.
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Interesting thought. If he did show up, he could probably still be kept in the dark about the lycan world, but it raises another point. I've been wondering how long he'll be kept in the dark, and how the whole Randy/Trevor thing will evolve. For them to become mates would be a fascinating part of the whole lycan story. And though it's in my inbox, no, I haven't read the next chapter yet. But I soon will. 😈
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That "knowledge not generally available to outsiders" has a name. It's called, "truth". And no one is more smug than one who has sole proprietorship of the "truth".
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I was going to comment on this earlier. It sounds to me like the polygamist LDS offshoot in southern Utah. However, there have also been some strange independent groups in Oregon from time to time, though I'm not up on the details of their practices.
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Gabriel and Adam are learning a fundamental "truth": Everything fun is sinful. Or, to paraphrase a recollected "nursery rhyme": If you're happy and you know it, say Amen it's a sin! Unless, of course, one enjoys giving or watching the punishment. God forgives such minor transgressions.
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In which case, whether it was romantic or gross would perhaps depend on whether it was still in the wrapper.🤔
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PT# 125 is definitely, umm... inspiring. It opens up so many possibilities. But romance and gross needs to be defined, I mean, the first thing that came to my mind fits both categories. And there are so many potential levels of grossity.
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In the words of a songwriter of an earlier era: "When correctly viewed, everything is lewd. I could tell you things about Peter Pan, And the Wizard of Oz was a dirty old man." Seriously, I somehow suspect it was all quite intentional.
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Perfect.
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I love Mrs. Zimmerman. And if laughter is the best medicine, I got my quota for the day covered.
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It's great when those who get support from their friends can give back
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You create some interesting characters, but in the subset that are citizens of earth, Mrs. Hinkie gets top honors. One-of-a-kind, for sure.
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I loved this chapter. The three characters we met are very real, distinct individuals. Similarly, the love and the angst were both very real - and the resolution isn't easy - all the insecurity and unpredictability. Sex isn't just jump in bed and have fun, particularly at that age. I'm looking forward to more (using @weinerdog's "in progress" cue to encourage my expectations)
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That was a fun story. A girl who is an understanding and helpful friend was excellent.
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duckboard - Word of the Day - Wed Mar 15, 2023
Backwoods Boy commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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titivate - Word of the Day - Tue Mar 14, 2023
Backwoods Boy commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
So, how about a fundraiser for Humans With Alopecia? I could use a transplant from a pony, if available. @Myr, you might want to add @drpaladin's word to your word of the day list Oops, I see it was already here on Thu May 13, 2021. -
titivate - Word of the Day - Tue Mar 14, 2023
Backwoods Boy commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
I would titillate with my hair if I had any to titivate -
Weekly Wrap Up (Mar. 5 - Mar. 11)
Backwoods Boy commented on wildone's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Weekly Wrap Up (Mar. 5 - Mar. 11)
Backwoods Boy commented on wildone's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Since you "can't do poems" (which I don't believe) I'm sorely tempted to steal your title for a poem, with appropriate attribution, of course. Wait... first I have to figure out what an "ode" is... Happy Sunday
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Sounds like a book about a rare medical condition.
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The setting seemed familiar, and the story was delightful
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