I do not, however, still have a beard. It was a relic of the Time Before, and has since been shorn. But the creative writing proceeds apace. Check me out here.
I’m probably going to be revising the milestones a bit over the next few weeks or so. Not the ones that I’ve already achieved; the future ones. So, hey, tell your friends and whatnot.
And, let me tell you: I expect “Feature or bug?” to look more and more like the former, the older I get. Go figure. Hope you enjoy!
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“Ay yai yai yai…,” of course, is the chorus to a determinedly filthy limerick song that I naturally know nothing else about. Nothing. And there are no records that could demonstrate that I do, in fact, know about ten verses of it. I’m respectable now these days, I am.
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Just something about the images in ‘Weekend at the Shore‘ that make me chuckle. The cop’s an Orc, by the way. Not yet too old for this sh*t, but he can see it from here.
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Actually, let me put up this short-short story now, because otherwise it won’t go up for a few days: From “Tales From The Columbian Alliance”. I’ve been contemplating writing fiction based on gaming worlds. And, also, how to keep it from sucking.
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I think that I don’t like the full title (“All Your Bard Are Belo… Sorry“), after all. Too topical, too cute, not really descriptive; ach, well. This is why they call it practice.
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I don’t remember what sparked “New Arrivals.” Well, obviously there’s a literary reference in there, but I’m pretty sure that’s not what actually sparked it. Sometimes I don’t remember, sorry?
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The more people sign up, the more creative writing I produce! I personally feel that this is a reasonably good deal; I encourage folks to take advantage of it. Or, hey, telling their friends. The more the merrier, am I right*?
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*That was almost a pun. But it wasn’t. Because I’m a giver that way, I am.
I don’t remember why the Literal-Minded Canary in Literal-Minded Canary had to be quite so literal-minded, but I guess that we have to assume that there’s a reason, huh? That’s the thing with 100-word pieces: you have to take a lot of stuff on faith. One of the things that makes this style so interesting.
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