Bondwriter

I could go for Kevin, but it would be a bit too obvious... knot

OK, your word should have started with R, which is the final letter of character. I'll take your word as valid, acknowledge that this thread is starting to get interesting as we near post 1,000, and say: risky

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Getting close to reaching the objective, guys. Who's gonna get Kevin? nadir

equilateral

Xanadu

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OK, take the last letter of the word and list another one starting with it. fallacious

derelict

Chapter 4 is very intense. I hope no one fainted reading it. How can Jamie overcome this trial and manage to get something going with Matthew? Or, rather, how can Matthew manage to regain Jamie's trust. Some more issues. It's quite realistic, and not overly graphic, but rough for the reader.

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.

subcortex

seer

He knows a lot about the world! BTW, your link is fine in the text, but the URL it sends to is some non-existing thread on this board.

kaftan

taffetas

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!

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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

abacus

Ibuprofen!

Within limits, my friend, because I've seen young people drinking lately (a festival in a seaside resort), and it tended to make the gathering a total failure, unless you measure success by the number of people taken away in ambulances.

Yes, these are guidelines. Lots of things I disagree with. The name stuff, the examples do not strike home to me. Justin VS. David? I actually chose some outlandish first names for one of my stories, to make it a fantasy, and to have the characters being totally unique. I found out later on that these first names were quite common in French-speaking African countries. Tears? Well, I do cry when I'm tired and upset, and I don't consider myself a wimp, but I'd have to see a study proving that we are physiologically unable to cry. But yes, as many advice, a lot of them are good reminders of what may turn out to be a clich

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