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@ariel-ashira That’s okay.  It’s reasonable that you haven’t seen it.  Star Trek is just really popular and well-known so I thought it would make sense if I used an element from it in the story.  Star Trek actually wasn’t the first show to invent “beaming,” since I’ve seen it in a sci-fi movie from the 50s which actually influenced Star Trek.  But…[Read more]

@dekreel Why don’t you do the next installment on this story?

@ariel-ashira You’ve never seen Star Trek? 🙂

@dekreel ;D 😀

I figured you would fix it if you noticed, but didn’t know if you noticed.  Sometimes people tag and just switch pages after without checking to see if the tags worked.  I did that with Seekjustice a couple of days ago and she didn’t see my post until over an hour after I posted it, since I didn’t check her tag.

So you see, my d…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk One more question before I complete the list: You want clean morals, I know, just like I do, but do you also want only light plots?  Or are you okay with ones that deal with questions like suicide or pregnancy outside of marriage or other heavy questions like that?  (Note: most of the ones I will recommend don’t, but a couple of t…[Read more]

@seekjustice Everyone around here seems to talk about it, so yes.  But I don’t really know what it is. 🙂 Feel like filling me in?

@dekreel Now you did.  When I read the post you got her tag wrong. 😀

See?

@seekjustice Cool!  Have fun! 🙂

So, you want to chat, you say?  What about? 😀

@dekreel I think you meant to tag @sleepwalkingmk 🙂

It may be just a signature, but since everyone considers Dragon Snapper’s signature to have true meaning, it is quite possible that yours does, too. 😀

Fortunately my signature does not have any hidden meaning behind it…or does it? *chuckles*

@seekjustice Want to come over here and write? 🙂  I’m planning to do so now instead of hopping around the forums like we’ve been doing for the last hour or so. 😀

@seekjustice Okay. 🙂  Yeah, that’s why I was asking you about those books, because I wasn’t sure if they portrayed Australia accurately.  I think they did, but I’m not sure.  And yes, I realize that a lot of the prisoners were falsely accused.  That particular series, in fact, is about a boy whose father was falsely accused and sent to Botany Bay…[Read more]

@seekjustice Haha!  But that wouldn’t really make sense with the rest of the description, since it’s all about how awesome and terrifying the beast is. 😀  So why use a sapling?  If his tail isn’t impressive, just don’t mention it!

Ah, okay.  Notes taken: An Australian may understand the word “sofa” but will never use it.

You may note your…[Read more]

@seekjustice Why?  I actually don’t really know the phrase except as the title of the series. 🙂  Is it an insult or something?

Well, technically there’s the Botany Bay part of your history, which would explain why the people weren’t originally very nice. 🙂 (I’m not saying that to offend you.  You can say as many bad things about American hi…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Oh, thank you!  I’m so glad you liked it.  😀  *notes to let you know when I do publish that poem book* 🙂

@seekjustice Oh, and while I don’t know much about bushrangers, I like them, too.  Have you read the Adventures Down Under series by Robert Elmer?  Is that series accurate?  If so, I can say I enjoyed it immensely. 🙂

@seekjustice Oh yes!  I always find it funny that people try to say the behemoth is an elephant or hippo, because I have seen several elephants and hippos, and read about them extensively, but never have I heard of one with a tail as big as a tree. 😀

Wait…you don’t use the word “sofa?”  Haha. 🙂  Just “couch,” huh?  At least you knew what it…[Read more]

@ethryndal Yes, what @seekjustice said.  They were one of the reasons God chose to Flood the earth.  Children of demons and humans are evil, obviously. 🙂

@seekjustice 😀 😀 But actually, just like the code of the knights was idealistic and none of them really followed it but Arthur and Galahad, (completely get rid of Lancelot.  I don’t think he even tried. 😀 ) so is this code the code of the idealistic cowboy.  True historic cowboys had faults like normal people.

However, if you do study A…[Read more]

@bekreations Oh, thanks! 😀 I was considering suggesting something like that, but wasn’t sure how to put it together.  You did great!