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Darkness. cool MUAHAHA!!!

There MUST be a reason for the slinkering.... or should be a reason....




and I wish e_dierlam would respond to my last rasoning... that way we could contine our debate

YEAH!!!! mel0deis enjoys the guild....




im glad. I do to... I mean...
::looks back and forth to see if anyone saw that confession::


ummm... ::backs very slowly away::

::slinkers backwards into the darkness::

OUCH!!!

::slinkers back into the light::

THAT HURT MEL0DEIS!!!!!!!!! lol

I have been rather busy, so I apologize for the delay. In my opinion, RL (real life) must come first - even for an addict of WoW - which I am.

OK - the Big Book is not bad. It is to cure an addiction. However, I don't think that we are trying to "cure" us from writing - we are trying to encourage us to write.

I am not pessimistic, but I should point out that technically there are not votes for The Big Book because it's not in the voting list, so whoever made the first post should add it to the poll if it is to be included. Otherwise, it's not fair, since not everyone can see The Big Book as being part of the actual voting unless they read through every post.

Again - it's not original because unexpected or not - someone has already used the name.

The newsletter should have a unique ring to it to, in a way, boast of our own creativity by coming up with something different.

I'm sorry I am so late in replying - I work a 40-hour week (working evening shifts), sleep late, and am also a WoW addict. Give me some time to get to the forums. I barely have a chance to empty out my e-mails. When I get the chance to do a complete dump of whatever I have in my e-mail box, it's maybe once or twice a week, with over 100 unread newsletters and e-mails that I haven't opened yet.

I still wouldn't count it. I think an original post should have been made to get ideas for a newsletter title - and once all the ideas were combined, then a valid poll could have been made. But what's done is done, so whatever.

I still don't like the idea of The Big Book for the various reasons I have mentioned. We're supposed to be writers with a creative flair - not copycats that use our own reasons to have an excuse to use something else that is already done.

You can make all the assumptions about me that you want. I'm being logical. Logic has to have it's place, even with creativity.

So - farewell, WA. BTW - I couldn't find the backing to the movie I wrote my review for until AFTER I wrote it - and unfortunately, it's rated R - so you'll need the back up movie reviewer for the newsletter. My bad.

Have fun all! Because I don't need the attitudes I'm getting.