Linus Smallprint

@highscribeofaetherium

Do you think the townsfolk will ever find Hamster Huey’s head?

Still kinda a weird thing to call someone XD

@rae

Hamster Huey is from Calvin and Hobbes, so that’s probably where they got it from.

If Woody from Toy Story died, Andy wouldn’t never realize it. He would just keep playing with the corpse.

@rae

I honestly do enjoy it.

Ooopse, sorry for misspelling it. lol!

@ellette-giselle

Thanks!

@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.

@ellette-giselle

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

@keilah-h

Thank you!

@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?

@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.

@mineralizedwritings

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

exactly!

@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]

@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.

@whalekeeper

Hey! That’s awesome!! Great job!

My book update is that I’m now in the formatting process of my next book!!!!! I’m hoping to have the proof copy by no later then next week!!!!! I’m pretty excited! (In case you didn’t notice.) lol.

@rae

Ooo Rea, that sounds pretty cool! I’ve really enjoyed the stuff you post, so I’m…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

I agree with you about Harry Potter. Another thing is that the characters weren’t exactly learning magic. They were learning how to use their abilities. Magic is genetic, not a way to get into the occult or a fantasy equivalent.

@Linus-smallprint

Probably have him explain the difference between these and other books with magic, t…[Read more]