Bill W
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Thank you, Dan, and I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter.
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I found it strange at the time, because I'd never heard this term before, but I ran across a woman named Beryl shortly after I'd graduated from college.
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I'm glad you enjoyed the Bigfoot prank, and Devin was hoping that would be all it would take to solve the problem. Although Devin is using his ability to benefit him and Mac, he was looking at it as teaching an inconsiderate neighbor a lesson. Maybe this lesson went too far, but sometimes that happens.
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It was hoped that the Bigfoot prank was all it would take to solve the problem, but unfortunately it only solve half of the problem. Thank you for the feedback.
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As I mentioned to others earlier, Devin felt this was the last straw and he and Mac shouldn't have to go elsewhere to study just because of an inconsiderate neighbor. Yes, he took it a bit to far, but he was to the point where he felt he was running out of options. As far as the house goes, it's on one side of the campus while the dorms are on the opposite side. The buildings where they take their classes and where the dining halls are located are spread out in between, so they'd lose valuable study time by having to constantly go to the house, and that means lugging all their books with them as well. Since CSU doesn't allow freshmen to live off campus, they'd have to walk back to the dorm afterward, and that was just a bit too much. That's why Devin did what he did.
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Yes, there were many failures that led to this episode, but Devin and Mac felt they shouldn't have to leave the dorm in order to get quiet study time. That might have been ok once in a while, but not nearly every day. Hopefully, this will work as they hope, but maybe rude people should learn to be more considerate so these things don't happen to them.
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Devin is learning, although slowly, but you are correct that this trait comes from years of having to hide who he and his family are. I believe you'll see a gradual improvement where this is concerned.
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Thanks, Chris. I'm glad you're getting a kick out of Devin.
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Thank you, Terry, and I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter - to an extent. It's true that Devin might have gone a bit too far this time, but they'd given Brent and Chris two chances to reform. The first was when Mac went over and asked them to quiet down and the second was after the embarrassment of the Bigfoot prank to do what was right, but since neither of those worked so Devin felt he was forced to take this to the next level. I don't think even he felt good about doing it, but if it got them some peace and quiet so they could study, he felt it was worth being even more underhanded. I hope that clarifies the situation.
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Thanks, Al, and Devin does seem to have a knack for getting even with others, but he's let Mac in on what he was doing - at least after the fact if not before. I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter.
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Mr. Rude must be in another dorm and hadn't become acquainted with these upper classmen or he might have been there as well. Thanks for the feedback.
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Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed the plot I devised for them to carry out. Oh, yes. Great gif for this chapter.
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Chapter 12 – A Problem and a Solution The first class in each of the courses I’d enrolled in was basically just an introductory session during which the professor told us what would be expected of us during the semester. By the second class, though, things had picked up dramatically and I began to realize how much harder college was going to be than high school. In fact, it almost made me wish that I hadn’t passed the AP tests in the math classes I’d taken in high school. If I hadn’t do
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My days of having a lithe figure are long past.
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Having grown up when westerns were big, you always heard the word mosey. You might mosey on down to the bunkhouse or mosey on over to your gal's house, but one place they seldom would mosey to is the creek or pond to bathe.
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The first things I thought of was Beech-Nut gum, which isn't made any longer, and Beech-Nut baby food. Isn't it amazing where your mind goes to when you see words like this?
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The comment you made are true for the most part, but there are exceptions to every rule. Sometimes the beginning of a semester can remain chaotic as students settle into their new classes, and then there are students that are satisfied with just getting by in order to get their degree. We'll soon discover if these types of people are part of this dorm.
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That would be a longer walk than just going to the library.
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I'm glad you enjoyed my devious little plot to keep the boys together.
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Yes, that is always a problem in the dorms if you end up with the wrong neighbors. Let's wait and see how the boys handle this.
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Thank you, Danilo, and I've been trying to show the distinction between the two boys. I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter.
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I was just talking about the scenario in general, not with this instance in particular.
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The problem with impersonating a real person is that not only might you get that person into trouble and cost them their job, but you could come face-to-face with them at some point, unless you had a way to know where they were at the time. And would costing them their job be considered a bad or evil intent - even if its the unintentional result?
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I guess the word also wriggled its way off of the announcement that it was today's Word of the Day. I'm glad to see that you've restored the word wiggle on the Forums page.
