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@ellette-giselle yep! exactly what I said, I’m kinda surprised I got it right….

@theducktator

Also, a hard, straight, downward stab into the main artery on the inside of the the leg in the upper thigh works in a pinch, but yes, throat and eyes are the best.

@theducktator lol you’re welcome!!

@ellette-giselle

You never know when such information will come in handy. 😂

@keilah-h

Thank you!

@evelyn-collins blahhh messed up your tag

@theducktator From what I remember it’s the neck (Jugular vein and carotid artery) or thigh (Femoral veins)

Both will cause the victim to bleed out, if  that’s what you’re intending. Anywhere else will just cause them pain. Of course, you could always aim for the eye if you want to hurt them severely but not have a near-100% kill…[Read more]

@theducktator

Wow, way off topic!!

Idk if I should share that….. lol. What do you think @keilah-h ?

Why do you want to know?

@ellette-giselle @keilah-h

So, what are the best places to stab someone with a fork?

@eveln-collins yay you’re back!!

and haha, forget timelines this is fanfic we’re talking about! I saw you were rewriting it.

The next part’s pretty good so far. Maybe have her lead the droid into one of the actual cells and just lock it in there so it can’t sound the alarm? she could say something like “wait a minute I think it was the door to…[Read more]

@rae LOL that’s happened to me. My brother has a male character named Eirwen (who I named), and I learned shortly after naming him that’s a female name, but it’s exotic enough that I suppose not a lot of people will notice.

@ellette-giselle haha yeah…

it’s useful for story writing though

@keilah-h

also about killing with forks, I know someone who knows the best places to stab someone with a fork. Luckily they’ve never actually done it.

Me to. Luckily I’ve never had to do it. Anyone trying to mess with me, beware.

@ellette-giselle @theducktator @whalekeeper whoaaaa I didn’t mean to start a HP fight in the replies, I was just stating why I personally don’t trust it. I don’t think any of you are like, evil or anything for reading it.

but I would agree with what whaley says on the “Are the books basing off real magic, or are they just fantasy with cool…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

God can help us heal from such things, but it doesn’t mean he’ll spare everyone from experiencing them.

exactly!

@ellette-giselle

Oh yes!! I think I’ve seen the quote ‘through darkness, the light shines brightest’ in a couple of kp signatures, which is kinda what you’re saying.

I think I like writing things that can be dark because it’s relatable. I find that some of the Christian places I’ve known in the past aren’t willing to deal with the idea of…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

Ok then. I love the dark stories best because as Christine writers we can use the darkness to highlight the truth. If you turn a light on in the day it doesn’t do as much as when you turn it on in a pitch black room. The moon is little better then a round cloud in the day, but it can light up the whole yard at night! That’s…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Our Last Hope sounds really cool!!! Yeah, why is it that the darker plots are more intriguing? lol. (Well, I know why they are to me, but no need to branch off on random topics.)

Thank you! I don’t work on it really often but it’s kinda my pride and joy as far as projects go XD

Hey, branching off is what we do here. I’ll listen…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Hmm, I would say it isn’t the book’s fault ever. I mean, you chose what to put before your eyes, and that was your doing. The book didn’t open up, shove itself in for face, and force your brain to read the words.

This is what I mean. This is the unfortunate problem with easily sway-able people; to put the blame on C.S. Lewis…

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Hmm, I would say it isn’t the book’s fault ever. I mean, you chose what to put before your eyes, and that was your doing. The book didn’t open up, shove itself in for face, and force your brain to read the words.

This is what I mean. This is the unfortunate problem with easily sway-able people; to put the blame on C.S. Lewis is ridiculous.…

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@linus-smallprint

The narrator is a guy. He is the real Linus Smallprint. He may mention a ‘Justin’ at some point. If you ever see that, he is referring to me.

Oh my goodness, that is so funny, and creative! Whata twist! lol.