Yeah, thanks! There are so secret bros. I can see them fighting crime while yelling SAT questions at each other. Their grandparents/parents won't let them fight crime if any of their grades drop below a B.
Much improvedjazzypomNovember 13 2010, 21:16:47 UTC
But note on your format and writing conventions - for numbers under one hundred, you don't write them out (unless it's a phone number). Instead of 2 it should be 'two' and instead of 5 it should be 'five' if you're writing about numbers (she took five cakes, leaving three behind) one hundred. It's a convention that people ignore, I dunno why.
Also, you can use < hr > but closer together for a line (it's neater for your LJ style as well).
But overall, your characterisations are so much better, and they are teenage boys (I now expect them to giggle at their farts and wear the same stinking socks for five days in a row). Well done.
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Yeah, it’s like he added 2 plus 2 and got chair!
Pffft. For some reason, this made me laugh harder than I probably should have.
You win at life for quoting Calvin and Hobbes, FYI.
Having a beta has really helped you improve. c: I saw one or two missing commas, but overall it's great!
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I think Eli has a sense of humor under his layer of tough-guy-angry. Also, you know he reads the comics when no one is looking! ;P
Yeah, mozzarellaroses is awesome.
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Also, you can use < hr > but closer together for a line (it's neater for your LJ style as well).
But overall, your characterisations are so much better, and they are teenage boys (I now expect them to giggle at their farts and wear the same stinking socks for five days in a row). Well done.
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I have no idea what < hr > is, does, or how to use it.
I'm happy you think they act like teenagers buys! ^^
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