Snapper

Yikes, I’m late.
Bad llama.
Anyways.
Hi, Addie! Welcome to KP! It’s great to have you here!
Word of warning in case you haven’t been warned. Watch out for dragons. 😛

@leumeister Whatever works, right?

@daeus When you mentioned the hills, I did think of Tolkien too. He does linger on his descriptions.
*hides in dragon hoard*
I will not tell anyone. 😛

@leumeister … I suppose that would make a difference.

@daeus Haha! Nice. 😛
You have quite a nice British accent, may I say.

And geography. How long do they have to linger on the way that the mountains reach into the sky? 😀

@perfectfifths I will answer to your call and draw Jem.
@leumeister I have a few villains that sound like Jansen, I’ll draw him. 😀

@kate-flournoy *stops snickering*
*bursts into uncontrollable laughter*
Dragon Snapper will never stop laughing. XD

@seekjustice
Great question!
First, let me try to think up a reasonable response…
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Personally, I love it when the character is exactly my age, but because YA is such a broad age group, that rarely happens. From 12-18, it’s hard to find a happy medium for everyone in an age group.
So.
As far as I know, the characters I’ve read in YA have…[Read more]

@warrioroftherealm Forgive my lateness in replying. :0
Well, I mean, it sounds like a pretty cool creature to me anyway. But um…what everyone else said, I suppose.
*shrugs* This is the worst two cents I’ve offered yet, but here it is anyways. 😛

@holly-nelson-gray I’m actually on the opposite coast. 😛 I really wish I could surf though.

@northerner I might be able to, if I could work on it next week?

@that_writer_Girl_99 The stereotype, I guess. But I think now that it can’t be a stereotype because I know that I do it more than not. 😛

And yes, I do that too, without realizing it. Maybe it’s the lazy American accent. 😛

@that_writer_Girl_99 I thought that was California accent.

@that_writer_Girl_99 @jane-maree @bethanysinkyroses I’m signing out now. I tried to write an article. It didn’t go so well. :0 Adios, amigas!

@holly-nelson-gray Really? I always thought that was a British thing…