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@eden-anderson

Yes!!! Read her books!! They are awesome and amazing and wonderful and I love them! 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

They’ve even got window scenes in them… 😉 😛

@dekreel Highly illogical, huh?  Okay, Spock.  Yeah, wolves don’t have bobbed hair, so I guess that works.  Still, a confusion is that you say you’re a Chasm Beast (see how well I remember? 😉 ) and yet you don’t seem scary in the least.

…ooh, that rhymes.

She says she is a Chasm Beast,
But isn’t scary in the least
And yes, even without her ta…[Read more]

@seekjustice I couldn’t think of anything to add to what’s already been said, so I followed @princess-foo‘s example and talked to my dad about it. 😉

A couple things I gathered from my conversation with him:

1. An important thing to note is that putting on rebellious plays is not nearly as easy or cool as it sounds, and the logistics of that…[Read more]

@dekreel Hiiiieeee!!  Hello! 😛 Yup, I’m here.  Sorry it took so long to reply.  I kind of disappeared there for a bit. 😮 😉

Ah…oh…hm…your profile picture…

…does not include your tail.  How, my friend, am I supposed to remember you are not a wolf if I cannot see your tail?

@seekjustice Weird historical facts? 😛 Hm…

This was the first one I thought of:  In 1940s America film star Veronica Lake’s long hair was famous and much imitated.  This became a problem for women who worked in machine factories helping the war effort because their hair would get caught in the machinery.  The problem was so bad that Ve…[Read more]

@pursuewisdom Whoops!  I forgot to reply. 😉

Wow, you’ve seen a lot of Flynn’s films!  How many have I seen?  Let’s see…I’ve seen Robin Hood, Captain Blood, They Died with Their Boots On, Dodge City, and Santa Fe Trail. (and a hilarious cameo in It’s a Great Feeling in which he spoke no words. 😉 Does a cameo count?)  My favorite would pro…[Read more]

@scribbles I think the absolute best way to look for historical accuracy is to “read classics from the actual period they’re set in”! 😀 😀  I love that you said that.

Your WIP sounds really interesting!  I love westerns!  Have you read any of Zane Grey, William MacLeod Raine, or B.M.Bower?  Those were all western authors who lived back aro…[Read more]

@selah-chelyah 😀 I figured something like that was the case.  I think I’d recognize you as Ariel’s sister anywhere.  You sound a lot like her. 😉 May I ask how near in age you are?

There were two things I was meaning when I mentioned FDR:

One: What was FDR if not a socialist?  And what is socialism if not communism dressed up in pretty, at…[Read more]

@selah-chelyah I think you don’t actually disagree with me/us. 😛  I agree with basically everything you said in your last post.  Though I might make a few tweaks to your individual arguments, (such as your argument about FDR) your main theme, that the governments have been full of corrupt and immoral people for hundreds of years, is something I d…[Read more]

@pursuewisdom

You like Captain Blood 1935???!  😀 😀 😀 😀

Have you ever read the book?

Errol Flynn is an amazing actor.  Have you seen any of his other films?  What other golden era actors do you enjoy?

@scribbles Glad you liked my comment. 😛

@valtmy Yes it is. 😀  Here’s a new link.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ra7YHAjJXQBqJGS8_eJvK_giNLWM0kg1sJRX8VEJkHM/edit?usp=sharing

@eden-anderson 😀

Thank you! 😛 Carolyn Wells is one of my favorite authors, and I really love that quote. 😉

@samantha-pen In general, I usually say my favorite time period is American history from 1890-1970.  More specifically speaking, I’ve basically traveled through American history, being interested in one decade after the next until I got…[Read more]

@samantha-pen Glad you liked it!  I have the idea that the American Civil War and the French Revolution were exact opposites.  In the Civil War, both sides were right, and you have to decide which side you think was more right and go with that.  In the French Revolution both sides were wrong, and the question is which side was least wrong. :P…[Read more]

@seekjustice Two novels…and a novella, and several short stories… 😉

I suppose you’re right, though, that you probably wouldn’t enjoy writing romance novels very much.

I am sure reading your attempts at writing unplanned romance stories/books would be quite entertaining.  I know mine would be. 😛

@introcorn Hello, and welcome!  What are some of your favorite musicals?  I love musicals, but I mostly prefer the older ones from the 30s-60s.  How about you?

@seekjustice How could you possibly say you’re not good at writing romance???

Hear this, everyone!  I come to show you the truth of the matter.  She wrote the romances of two very belo…[Read more]

@eden-anderson @evelyn Thank you!  I’m so glad you liked it! 😀 😀 😀

@i-david Thank you!  I’m glad you liked it. 😀 😀

I have a question, though.  You said “Great prose.”  And at this time I am very confused as to what exactly “prose” is. *various bewildered faces*  I used to think that there were poetry and prose, poetry being with rhythm and prose being normal writing. (At least, that’s the simple exp…[Read more]

Okay, here’s a poem I wrote a while back.  It was inspired by…well, someone wrote an article/email thing for KP that referenced several fake short stories/songs/poems with crazy made-up names.  One of those was a poem titled “Dumping Sunflowers.”  I began to wonder what a poem titled “Dumping Sunflowers” would actually be like, so to satisfy my…[Read more]

@evelyn Haha, that’s really cute! 😀

@i-david

Do you have anything you want to share with everyone?

*looks through folders* I might… 😉  Give me a minute and I’ll try to find something.

How about you, @eden-anderson?  Do you write comedy at all?