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[jaiser]

Hi all

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[flautenpupie_79]

I'll take a super-sized number one, please.

[jaiser]

Thanks for your order! Please mouse to the next window! :-)

[huckie]

#1 sounds fun.

[jaiser]

You're in!

[laureth]

When have you *spared* me anything? ;) (Except for that time, you know what I mean...)

I've done filters like this, and found that most people want to read everything. So just put me where you're most comfortable.

[jaiser]

This is true. Though most of my f'list do not know me as well as you. You're in for the whole deal. 8-)

[consectari]

I'd be interested the whole enchilada, if you don't mind.

[jaiser]

One enchilada coming up!

[murstein]

I'm interested in the whole. Although I'll also admit some of #3 I might just wind up quietly tabbing past.

Oh, and fair warning: I'm writing again, and might be doing fiction soon. As I like to tell people, everything I read winds up in The Swamp Where Plots Are Born. If there are parts of your life you don't want to see as part of a fictional character I write, you might want to keep me out of that filter.

[jaiser]

Ah, immortalized in print. Could be worse. All I ask is that my character has six-pack abs, buns of steel, and can breathe through his ears. Oh and that you tell me which one I am if I'm too dense to figure it out. 8-)

You're down for one enchilada, but will cheerfully give you the mild version if you decide it's too spicy. (Gods, I'm getting mileage out of this analogy...)

[jaiser]

Oh, and of course, make me such that no one resembling a boss, etc. can figure out it's me. (Yeah, like the six-pack is gonna give me away... But you know what I mean.)

[murstein]

Actually, I've never deliberately written someone into a character. I have, however, realized after writing a story, that a character's personality was made up from bits and pieces of several folks I knew.