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@ellette-giselle

XD

The one about reading as a reader and then reading as a writer is so relatable!

You can ask @raxforge , but I have a habit of criticizing every book I read for school from a writer’s perspective. My tutor is still trying to convince me that Robinson Crusoe isn’t really as bad as I said. Good luck convincing a part German to…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

I filled out another sentence diagram. So far, the Cat (subject) had(helping verb) eaten(verb) the (article describing direct object) mouse (direct object).

A striking saga of nature.

Lol

@loopylin

Where are Chase and Sebastian? Didn’t they get the same sentence?

Touché, I will see to that when my roleplay brain starts working again.

Guys, if feet were people, what would their fashion sense be?

Ancient, that’s what. They would only wear toegas!

*Coughs awkwardly* I’ll just leave.

@linus-smallprint

I need to read Little House on the Prairie again.

*Poofs out of nowhere* *Nods* Mm, classic. Has it inspired part of your story or…? *Poofs away again*

*Returns the normal way by walking* Just wanted to say your chapters are really solid, and I can pretty much pick any of them, read it, and have an interesting time. I can…[Read more]

@loopylin @people @etc

This poem doesn’t make much sense by nature soo XD But it’s fun to say out loud.

– Sensory Overload –

The cheeto dust sticks to my fingers.

Zappy plastic casts itself through my chloroplasts –

A science fiction invasion.

Suddenly life consists of balance,

Yin and Yang,

As the tang of cheese and sweat give voice…[Read more]

@loopylin

Poor Ellie, especially, she shouldn’t have to touch wet noodles anymore. Gross. I wrote a poem about washing dirty dishes, once. It’s a little weird, but I’ll post it in a poem thread

so true

@raxforge

The imitate Christ one 🤣

@kielah-h @raxforge

XD I found your reactions very amusing.

My big brother and I were playing tag with the dog, but Marley wasn’t running that fast until a gust of wind came and suddenly he was running as if his life depended on it. Hence, the weird quote.

@ellette-giselle

The chefs would have no idea what to do with a real chicken.

By ‘chefs’ you mean teenagers who can barely put processed food in the microwave, right?

@ellette-giselle

THE ONE WITH THORIN AND KILI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD

“I think the dog is wind powered.” – me

@the_lost-journal

Ah, she is vengeful and sad. You could give her a little peace at the end; maybe she finds out what truly happened to her husband.

@the-lost_journal

That was brilliant. 👏👏

*Okay, now I am closing this topic of further plank submissions*

*That was the last one, guys*

*Creaks open the door to this topic* *Blows away the dust*

I have a potential idea for a character, someone who falls into a gray antagonistic role. But all that to say, three things need to come across in his character:

1. He needs to be a real threat.

2. He also needs to be likable and fun to watch, preferably one of the most fun.

3. It…[Read more]