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Curious about the sudden friending over the last day or so...six new people, which is a lot for me. Is there a race I don't know about, guys? Is this BigBang-related? Are you somehow already aware of the epic Frank/Gerard Small Town AU I am working on, and waiting impatiently for me to post it? (Probably not.) N E way. Drop me a line and let me know what you're here looking for; I'll do my best to get it to ya.
I'm eating animals that destroy plant life and fart and poop, producing methane and other gasses that destroy the environment. You are eating plants that can turn all that crap into oxygen. I'm eating the problem. You're eating the solution. That's my logic.
I kid, I kid you guys. I experimented with vegetarianism in high school, but I truly (deeply) love steak. So it didn't work out that well.
Also, check this out. ZOMG. I laughed so hard I snorted OJ out my nose.
I kid, I kid you guys. I experimented with vegetarianism in high school, but I truly (deeply) love steak. So it didn't work out that well.
Also, check this out. ZOMG. I laughed so hard I snorted OJ out my nose.
I am having issues with the English language.
Not bad issues. In response to a challenge from the Muse, I am working on a novel (with actual characters I made up myself, yay!) with 'rich descriptive language,' aka 'words no one uses anymore.' Words like unmitigated, spurious, hackneyed, et cetera. So I seem to be spending a lot of time lately with a puppy in each hand and Webster's Unabridged in my lap (it's the biggest book I've ever seen, quite possibly the best reference material a writer could hope to have, and it is my ambition to kill off a character with it one day). It remains to be seen whether anyone will want to read a novel that will need to be translated from English into, well, whatever it is they speak in England...
Not bad issues. In response to a challenge from the Muse, I am working on a novel (with actual characters I made up myself, yay!) with 'rich descriptive language,' aka 'words no one uses anymore.' Words like unmitigated, spurious, hackneyed, et cetera. So I seem to be spending a lot of time lately with a puppy in each hand and Webster's Unabridged in my lap (it's the biggest book I've ever seen, quite possibly the best reference material a writer could hope to have, and it is my ambition to kill off a character with it one day). It remains to be seen whether anyone will want to read a novel that will need to be translated from English into, well, whatever it is they speak in England...
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