Bondwriter

Congratulations, Bardeara!

Funny, this is the only post mentioning Deadwood. We've grown to be big HBO series fans, since we get them on DVD, non-dubbed, and they make good shows, with excellent writers, that don't cater to an extremely wide audience, with adult stuff, and I don't mean just the sex. I just got done watching the first two seasons of Deadwood, and it's excellent fiction. It's well written, well acted, and though it's not completely new compared to movies made in the 70s, it's quite fresh for a TV show. To be rented at your local video store or DVD online rental service.

Mmmh... I'd say the BeaStKid had Pakistan's date of independence on his mind because he's living 293 miles from the Pakistani Capital. And he seems to be a man of peace, whereas he lives close to the border of two rival countries with nuclear weapons. Nice one, there, BeaStKid. So he might not post the day of independence of countries of no significance to him or other important groups of members. For instance, he forgot the commemoration of Bastille Day in July, this glorious day when a mob lynched the governor of the royal jail and a few of his henchmen and paraded around the city with his head on a spike.

Yes, there's no pic of the "Goats only" sign at the entrance door. The poor guy who had to cater to all the party animals had quite a lot of work, so had you been there, you'd have brought the cabbages and the salt blocks to them, as the poor guy on the pic.

Congratulations, CJ. Here is an exclusive pic of the party that was held following the new site's opening:

One novel unfinished! These are good news, and hijacking CJ's thread for the announcement is delighfully evil, SoCal way!

OK, so all the pro-Ericers had their little moment of glory, and I now stand humbled because he happens to save the lives of many. I have to admit defeat and apologize for all the nasty things I said about Eric. It would be good if Chris did too, since he strongly led us into believing Eric was unredeemable. I'd say the little good he had in him eventually was brought to life. And some obvious self-interest at getting out of the mess he'd gotten into to follow higher spiritual callings. It seems evangelism is in the genes after all. Fine ending. In your footnotes, the following caught my eyes: Does this mean there will be more chapters of For the Love, as another great marketing ploy?

Happy Birthday, Carl! A year full of writing and many happy moments.

Post-modern moral relativity does screw up some minds, doesn't it? You're right, Thaddeus is only ethics-challenged, and Sheriff Johnson honesty-impaired.

I regret not having actually enslaved Jack Frost to force him to write the end of Moving On. And leaving him on the loose coming around for taunting.

Sorry not to have mentioned the evil Southern Californians... So much money for a dirty whore... What has this world come down to?

What the f...? The weaselly Russian had me transfer $5,000 for providing my target with sexual favors? Where are honest, hard-working hitmen when you need them? I'll have to change my contacts again! Well, Emoe & Ieshwar, thanks for wishing me the best. This is quite needed in this thread full of evil Arizonians.

The Eric Lovers, and now the CJ worshipers... I'm surrounded by the forces of evil. The Sue Ellen alternative is SO secret that it doesn't come up into the count. So, that's four, even once you make up your little list. I thought it was obvious to anybody with a little knowledge in cliffhangers and evil plots, which you guys amply qualify in, despite your denials. I do not act in bad faith, I usually admit I'm wrong, but this time, I'm right, you guys just don't use a proper frame of reference. *dials Yuri so he stays in Arizona a bit longer to check on other people*

Another personal, heartfelt, intimate and beautiful entry. I send all my positive waves all the way down I-80, that I know well, and I won't forget your birthday on Monday.

Nickolas James is celebrating his two-year membership to Gay Authors. (I should use his little brown fireworks that always remind me of a painful belly getting relief... Maybe not... A birthday cake will do!)

Damn! Yuri is indeed persuasive! There must have been some bleating in Arizona; I had told him not to hurt your hooves, it's difficult enough for you to type. Of course, you know he'll be back if the outcome of you little encounter is not entirely satisfactory.

OK, sorry about this, but as I was frantically searching for relevant images, I found this lovely cake as I had typed in "birthday cake 18 jules", or something similar. A girl (didn't I say you'd have to imagine your name was Brooke)? This is sexism, boys may like pink, and pearls, off with the stereotypes! The age I changed, since whereas people were greeting you for your 19th birthday, it still had 18 in your profile. Correcting my mistake:

(Just imagine one second your name is Brooke for full effect...) Happy Birthday Jules!

I'd suspect CJ to send four different versions of the next chapter to his team: one with the Hawaii FBI agent as the rescuer, one with Eric, one with Betty, one with Jacobs, and one with Sue Ellen.

A very puzzling entry.

Well, for your information, I know guys who are: smart cute with very good social skills athletic and great soccer players honest overall super likable very gay and who can get out of any handcuffs you put them in. One of my characters is an escape artist, who is also a real kid hero as you don't get to see many anymore. So comparing them with the piece of dirt, fundie's spawn you try to defend is an insult. Implying that to manage this trick, you need to be slimey, sneaky, and underhanded is an outrage, actually one more from the pro-Ericcers. Of course, clues may lead to Eric being the rescuer, but it could be another one of CJ's trick, and the rescuer could turn out to be some unknown pizza boy from Piedmont who worked with Veronica. Or the renegade Jacobs, who sees his interest in actually calling the State Police and putting down the embarrassing sheriff? Lots of possibilities still open. We're dealing with a goat here.

The interview in itself was mildly interesting, though George Michael's interview was somehow funny. BUT I got to find "Fry and Laurie" skits. These rock. And Stephen Fry is a brilliant writer, for those of you who don't know yet. So, thanks a ton, little angel!

Having so much war equipment and getting caught so easily. This sucks. I cannot believe Steve was killed by the sheriff. Betty must be behind all this, and Steve just fainted. The blood is the sheriff's. Well, hopefully. BUT... If this happened to be real, be aware, CJames, that a fatwa would be launched against you. The goat cookbook would be lengthened quite a bit, and I think we could add some goat-specific tortures as a prologue. And that you would need many weapons to prevent a Misery from being pulled on you. If you can handle five over-trained, over equipped thugs with a careful plan. I