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    Favourite Quotes

    This one is a bit long: The Tuesday scowls, the Wednesday growls, the Thursday curses, the Friday howls, the Saturday snores, the Sunday yawns, the Monday morns, the Monday morns. The whacks, the moans, the cracks, the groans, the welts, the squeaks, the belts, the shrieks, the pricks, the...
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    it occurs to me we never tested the poll function

    A lot of years ago, an aunt came visiting from London to be greeted by a collection of us at the family home. As I opened the car door to help her out, she turned and said, "oh, Rigor Mortis (not my real name) you look like a movie star." One of my brothers standing nearby added. "yeah, Danny...
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    If you click on this thread you must post on it...

    Aw man!
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    If you click on this thread you must post on it...

    5 pages since my last lapse and I'm only here to say don't do it. It's a trap. It's a traaaaaaaaaaaaaa Oh, Not necessarily.
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    If you haven’t backed up everything you want from the old place do it now!

    I started to delete workshop posts but tired after a couple. If you could delete mine, too, I'd be grateful (i.e. B.E. Nugent)
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    anonywobbler discussions

    Now that we know the button's there, is it reasonable to expect us not to click it? I, for one, will need a third hand to swat away the other two.
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    Can you be a writer that also isn't an avid reader?

    Putting aside the crisps, I going to make one more go at this. Context changes things and there are no absolutes, except for that one and even then I'm not sure. What I don't get is people who want to become an "author" who say they're not interested or bothered to read other authors' work. I...
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    Can you be a writer that also isn't an avid reader?

    100% agree, though would argue your example differs massively from someone setting out to do exactly what your uncle refused to do. There are natural story tellers and literacy isn't their primary attribute. I'll lay money down that your uncle loved to listen to others tell their stories...
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    Can you be a writer that also isn't an avid reader?

    Avid can mean a number of different things and not necessarily relating to volume. I do consider reading important to ones development as a writer. If nothing else, it's a reminder of the power of the written word. It also helps to formulate the methods needed to complete a written piece of...
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    Writing Challenge: Expand a short sentence into one longer sentence

    Amongst the varied and evolutionarily questionable creatures that inhabit the virgin territories of the new writing forum, the moose, seemingly docile and content with lush grazing, struck fear into all his fellow inhabitants with a great, sonorous bellowing response when pointed out that his...
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    Bug reports, problems, glitches

    I clicked no email on preferences, but still received email notifications on two threads. I followed Moose's suggestion, unwatched the threads, clicked watch again and have received no further emails except those I chose to keep.
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    Suggestions and ideas

    And now the flashback is complete.
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    Suggestions and ideas

    This exchange gave me a flasback of Dad on the roof adjusting the aerial for TV reception. Can you see it now? How about now?
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    Thank You

    Speaking of which, I don’t know what that points tally measures and assume it hands out discounts on beer and wieners at some stage. I expect bonus points if I ever win an argument with @Louanne Learning .
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