Find your next favourite story now
Login
rolandlytle
12 hours ago
0 miles · Albemarle

Forum

Look dear, I figured out how to give a 6 score for Solarites and that Rebel lost at 'End of the Line' again; I feel so sorry for her.
Any place I can get a hose or bucket of cold water for you two. Get a room already.

Going on vacation - Drive 16 hours straight through or stop overnight halfway?
I agree with Alan in using very objectionable words only in the dialog, but that should also include the internal dialog of the character.
I am afraid you are mistaken My fine adorable friend.
You are not behind me you are before me I'm at the end.

I the winner be
You can't beat me
don't you see.

Over the cover. It helps it grow.

When was the last time you were less than honest?
Racism is only one of many controversial topics that can be brought up by writers here on StoriesSpace. I think it is important That writers feel they may broach such a subject and be allowed to explore it or use it when appropriated. Rumple de Writer in this story chose not to use the N-word.but mentioned before the story started, "the N-word does not appear in print, but it is unavoidably, in my opinion, there in spirit." He was right. I would have expected them to have used that term and would not have felt it was inappropriate to do so. If we portray our characters as they should be, they will do or say things that most people find objectionable, but it is the characters reality that counts. If I write a story located in the south in 1920, I would expect the N-word to come up during normal conversations, because it would have. We should not edit our characters in a way that is a less than an honest depiction of who they are and the moral standards of the time. If I write a story based in the old south before the civil war, it will contain slavery and racism to an even greater degree.

We should still be cognizant of the reaction some people may have. We should take that into account and ensure that the readers know what to expect. I think Rumple de Writer did a good job of warning the readers what to expect.
Watch out for my tank or you could get your G flattened.
Listen my words you'll know what they mean they're not Latin.
I'll try to be kind and sooth your worries like satin.
Then the truth will fill you up like potatoes au gratin.

I'm behind you all (especially the dark mistress) so again I win.
Welcome Luna,

Always wonderful to add new people to our community. I think you will find the pleasant and helpful people here a real joy, I do. (don't tell them I said that)
Looking forward to some deep and dark stories to read.


Strawberry croissant is a favorite , but I wish it was black currant.

Dance or Sing?
Someone killed my dragon. You shall all pay!
I've got something better now that will save the day.

Move on ahead of me
Tank you very much
I WIN


Amazon River (I've been down most of the mighty Mississippi a few time)

If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?
Pork Chops

If there was only an 80% chance of completing your journey and returning alive, would you go into outer space?
'Pulp Fiction' Mia Wallace (Uma Thhurman) told the joke to Vincent Vega (Vinnie Barbarino, I mean John Travolta)

"To the last, I will grapple with thee... from Hell's heart, I stab at thee! For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee!"

Melville's Moby Dick is not the answer.
Now, now, ladies there is no cause to fight.
This old man will walk to the back and show you the light.

I win sweet ladies.
No hard feeling I hope.
I'm old and loony,
but I'm no dope.

I WIN!!!