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[xoverau]

SO HEY.

Is it bad form to join something like NaNo knowing damn well you would never, ever, in any way sanctioned by God or man, be able to approach the 50,000-word goal unless you wrote eighty-five pages of gibberish in a non-English alphabet to fool the counters or duplicated a single sentence ten thousand times? Or is the futile effort the

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[strokeof_genie]

OMG where did you find such an awesome thing? That is so WIN.

[xoverau]

Hot Topic! On closeout! They also have nifty shirts I'm trying to convince myself I don't need.

[strokeof_genie]

Uhg. That means I have to go to the mall soon.

And everyone needs shirts. Honestly, don't bother trying to convince yourself, because you do need them.

[xoverau]

I actually bought it via the internet--I've never seen 'em at the HT at my mall. They don't even have the pretty notebooks anymore! *lipwobble*

[_mydecember_]

It's totally the effort. I did it in...2004 I think? And I wrote a whole 4 pages. But I probably wouldn't have written anything if I hadn't done NaNo.

THAT IS THE BEST KEYCHAIN EVER.

[xoverau]

IT IS OMG! Everyone I show says so. They run around putting giant skulls and snakes on the walls.

[xoverau]

B-b-bloodshed? *lip wobble*

[hegemony]

A) Your keychain wins at life, and B) I hope you're so totally wirting the JC/pete wentz story and C) I read the original biography of NaNoWriMo, and it is so totally about trying that you don't even have to worry about not reaching goals. It's more about setting realistic goals and at least putting in an effort to reach those goals.

[xoverau]

*hugs keychain* *hugs Pete/JC*

[hegemony]

Take it from me, if there's one thing the Chawentz loves, it's hugs. :)

[tricksterquinn]

It is not bad form. In fact, it's what NaNo is all about!!1!

dude, dark mark keychain@!