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University of Texas at Austin
Bill W commented on JamesSavik's story chapter in University of Texas at Austin
James, a sad yet sweet story. Characters were well developed and made you care for and about them. I would have loved to read more, especially about what happened when they were all going to BA together, but it was a very enjoyable read. Thanks for sharing. Great job! -
Thanks for the feedback, Aditus. I included this entry to add a little humor and perhaps enlighten some about this song's existence.
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Thanks for reading and commenting. If only we truly learned from the past and didn't repeat the mistakes made by others. Unfortunately, that isn't always the case.
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Thanks for the feedback, James. I'm sure he's not the only gay whose contributions were negated or bypassed due to homophobia. It's a shame.
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As soon as the door to Kieren’s bedchamber was shut and bolted, the boys started talking excitedly about everything they had witnessed in the Great Hall. At first, Garreth and Romaric merely talked between themselves, since Kieren was still lost in his thoughts. Eventually, however, they attempted to get his view about everything as well. “Kieren, did you know any of this before tonight?” Romaric asked. After a slight hesitation and a few bewildered glances between them, Kieren finally r
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Thanks for the feedback, Mann. I only hope there are people that can afford and are willing to heed the message.
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What an enjoyable story. At first, I worried it was going to be sad, since Mike started off with such bad luck, but I'm glad things turned around for him in the end. Great job, Wayne!
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I'll never look at Santa or Rudolph the same way ever again! I take it Rudolph wasn't the only one drinking that night, because those visions could only have come out of the bottom or a bottle or a bong. Wherever you got the idea from, it was fun and very entertaining. Great job!
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A very enjoyable story, Carlos. I found it fascinating that the person carrying out 'Allah's Revenge' would start by infecting those on the Hajj. So in order to kill the infidels, he first kills unsuspecting Muslims. It's not like they volunteered for the duty, so I found it intriguing at how far an extremist would go to carry out his plot. I enjoyed the change in Jesse's attitude, but I was still mildly surprised by how much he had changed by the end of your story. It would be interesting to see what happens from here, but I won't repeat the rash of good ideas mentioned by the others. Good job!
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Thanks for the feedback, Robert. Yes, I thought making some minor twists to this old song would be fun for all. I'm sure there were some younger members that had never heard this before.
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Thanks for the feedback, sacred. This was my chance to add a fun twist to the theme and possibly make a few others aware of this fun song.
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Thanks for the feedback, Robert. Yes, this is something that shouldn't be confined to just the holiday season. There are plenty of people that could use help throughout the year.
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Thanks for the feedback, sacred. This was my chance to use the theme to pass along a Christmas/holiday message. Hopefully, it will inspire others to do a little something for the less fortunate.
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Thanks, Mann. Although I was thinking some of you would figure it out, I was also sure there were others that were unaware of this tragic story.
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Thank you for the feedback, sacred. Yes, I think we all agree that we hope the future will get better for gay all over the globe.
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Thanks for the comment, avid. After I wrote this, I saw the movie was coming out. I hope it does some good too.
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Thanks for the feedback, Cia. This is the time of year when a little extra giving to those that can use a helping hand would be greatly appreciated. Sometimes it's the little things that mean the most.
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Thanks, Carlos. I'm glad you enjoyed this little story. Turing was a great man, but the honors he earned were stolen away from him. I'm sure others have been treated just as poorly, but this injustice stood out from the rest.
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"I have some good news to share with all of you today," Duncan Fitzpatrick announced to his employees, whom he had unexpectedly called together. "My daughter-in-law has given birth to twin sons!" There were a lot of smiles, cheers and shouts of 'Congratulations', as the smile on Duncan's face widened. After allowing this spontaneous expression of happiness to continue for about a minute, Duncan signaled for everyone to quiet down, so he could speak again. "As you know, my wife and I have b
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How did it happen? How did he go from being one of the most celebrated people in the kingdom to suffering the humiliation of an arrest, trial and conviction for just being who he was? Was it right? Was it fair? He'd been hailed as having made the most important individual contribution that helped his kingdom win the war, but now he was scorned and ridiculed for responding to an inborn, primal urge. Was this the way the kingdom repaid a hero? It had been a long and bloody war, one that th
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This all started when I was pledging one of the more popular fraternities, Phi Alpha Gamma. My name is Donovan Estes and I'd decided to do this because I wanted to take part in the total college experience. The pledge period culminated with what they called Greek Week. It was a period during which a bunch of different activities were held and all of the sororities and fraternities were expected to participate. Along with various social functions, it also included both the Greek Olympics and
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The birth of twin boys ignites a wave of generosity that not only consumes the local area, but soon becomes contagious and begins to spread. What sparked this chain of events to happen?
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A man once revered and hailed as a hero is suddenly treated as an outcast. What had he done to undergo such as tragic reversal of fortune.
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Donovan Estes is a freshman in college and pledging to a fraternity. One of the first things he is asked to do is to represent Phi Alpha Gamma in the Greek Talent Show. Donovan has no idea what he's going to do, since he doesn't feel he has any significant talent, but he eventually comes up with something that brings him considerable attention.
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Happy Birthday, Benji!
