Christine Eaton

@That_Writer_Girl_99 actually haven’t ever seen him. And I love Captain America, so… dunno. 😉 But I was simply pointing out that a character doesn’t have to be likeable to be dynamic and awesome. I had an absolutely pig-headed spoiled brat in my WIP and contrary to all expectations everyone seems to love him. (*weird sidelong glance at @Emma-Flo…[Read more]

Yep, you’d be right, with the exception of maybe Iron Man 3. @daeus

*chokes*

I was trying to tag Kate in something the other day and @perfectfifths spotted the typo. I hate typing on here with my phone…
@daeus

@kate-flournoy Are you on Iron Man’s side too? Darn…

I’d hate to disagree with King @Daeus, but I really must side with Snapper on this one. Captain America is awesome! And Tony Stark… he irritates me. On a number of levels.

@Dragon-Snapper a character can be an awesome character without being likeable, you know. *folds claws and blinks with dragonish wisdom*

@daeus *glances at you sideways* Okay. He is fun…but it is very much marred by his arrogance. *melts the Iron Man suit*

*shudders as she comes to comfort you* There, there, mentor of mine…it’ll be alright… @kate-flournoy

Also I don’t know if you know this, but when I type your name on my phone it either wants to change “flournoy” to variations like “flournky” or “flourish”. The last one is supposed to be inspiring. Be inspired, Kate.

*shudders as she comes to comfort you* There, there, mentor of mine…it’ll be alright… @kate-flournoy

Also I don’t know if you know this, but when I type your name on my phone it either wants to change “flournoy” to variations such as “flournky” or “flourish”. The last one is supposed to be inspiring. Be inspired, Kate.

@Daeus *scowls* It wasn’t supposed to be funny. I encourage people on principle because I believe everyone can do anything they set their mind to, but then I realized you were already well on your way to having that level of skill and I had a flash of premonition. *stomps off muttering* Nobody values our premonitions, precious. Nassssssty peoples.

@daeus I think you mean his ‘Stinky snarkiness.’ Introducing, his royal Starkiness!
But um….he’s arrogant, wayward, mean, and he doesn’t like Captain America. And he sided on the wrong side in Civil War. He’s Tony Stank.

@graciegirl Ahh! You’re one of them! Why does everyone like Tony Stank?

@daeus @radicalglitter Okay, I’m sorry to great you this way…but…You like Tony Stark??? What??? Why?????
Also, I’m not the biggest fan of lasagna, though I love spaghetti and most other italian foods.
So anyway, yes. Hello. 😀 Welcome to the bestistest place on earth, land of confetti, ice cream and frogs! And dragons. Watch out for those…[Read more]

@Daeus Well read one! What’s worse is I don’t even know what any of his books are. :/
But I did read one time that he kept a rotten apple in his desk drawer for concentration. No, I seriously read that. It has dubious belief on my part. But HEY, never know! You might try it.

@Daeus Well read one! What’s worse is I don’t even know what any of his books are. :/
But I did read one time that he kept a rottn apple in his desk drawer for concentration. No, I seriously read that. It has dubious belief on my part. But HEY, never know! You might try it.

@RadicalGlitter

yeah, I’ve found that INFP/INFJ types are way more common amongst writers, I think?

Yep, and iNtuitives in general. But that doesn’t mean Sensors can’t be amazing ones, as @Writefury consistently proves. 😉

@jane-maree What? You’ve planned out your entire writing year!!!

Okay, on second thought, I might be entering…

@Daeus OF COURSE YOU COULD. And I read Dickens was an ENFP…so you’ve mostly just got Goethe to compete with. Tough luck. 😛 Though I haven’t read any stories by him.

Btw, Prince Hal/Henry V in those movies is an ENFJ.

And did I mention he kept an organic raspberry farm?

All right, not really. But he is an ENFJ. Albeit a less power hungry one…[Read more]

… actually you know what? I think you actually could. 😛