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Jan 31, 2006 23:49

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selkie14 February 1 2006, 02:36:55 UTC
Yeah right, like anyone's going to not read it when you say "don't read!"

That's pretty cool. You've done some really unusual things with your words that I totally dig. Your writing style reminds me of purple lightning in the desert. You know what I mean? Something very dark and static-y and tense.

Totally neat.

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la_muse February 1 2006, 07:34:39 UTC
Gah! Thwarted by reverse psychology!

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beckeromatic February 1 2006, 10:20:28 UTC
I agree with Charlotte about lightning, of course. Because maybeyoudidn'tknowit but Char& I are the same.

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omfgemo February 1 2006, 11:30:55 UTC
You spelled "secretes" wrong unless I misunderstand that sentence. I like the juxtaposition of the narrative and the comments about it (e.g. "Not all of this is a lie", "My sentences are too long"). The last sentence is unattractive because there is no appealing way to spell "goddamn". What is this written for? p.s. good job

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la_muse February 1 2006, 15:13:15 UTC
This is written for me because I don't like my writing but the only way to get better (they say) is to practice, practice and post, but I can't help but insert disclaimers.
Also, no I do not want that extra e on my secrets, thank you very much, since when do people secrete bruises? gross.

PS. And thank you for not being mean <3

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omfgemo February 1 2006, 16:34:03 UTC
maybe if they're infect with staph aureus, and they're full of furuncles and carbuncles, and then those abscesses bursts or something.

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omfgemo February 2 2006, 19:05:30 UTC
I don't understand what the sentence means then.

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haptic February 1 2006, 22:13:24 UTC
I always forget how bone-long his hands are, Jamais thinks. Hands define a person, and his flatly state, “of course.” When she slides into a chair opposite him, he doesn’t smile in greeting. She has always been there.I always forget how bone-long his hands are, Jamais thinks. Hands define a person, and his flatly state, “of course.” When she slides into a chair opposite him, he doesn’t smile in greeting. She has always been there.I always forget how bone-long his hands are, Jamais thinks. Hands define a person, and his flatly state, “of course.” When she slides into a chair opposite him, he doesn’t smile in greeting. She has always been there.I always forget how bone-long his hands are, Jamais thinks. Hands define a person, and his flatly state, “of course.” When she slides into a chair opposite him, he doesn’t smile in greeting. She has always been there.I always forget how bone-long his hands are, Jamais thinks. Hands define a person, and his flatly state, “of course.” When she slides into a chair opposite him, he doesn’t smile in ( ... )

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la_muse February 1 2006, 23:30:59 UTC
thank you. you're welcome.

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