Gee, one of my favorite stories got another chapter - - good work!!!

Rremember what they said - if you build it they will come!!



keep up the good work.

Dave

Dave (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 11, 2003 5:38 am Gee, one of my favorite stories got another chapter - - good work!!!

Rremember what they said - if you build it they will come!!



keep up the good work.

Dave

One good thing about losing em, they cant get kneed if they get in a fight!!

Just wanted to post the question, as this story has sort of thrown me a little. I havent heard much of anything, from anyone, and so I'm not certain if the story is worn out, or is it worth adding onto? Perhaps I should go off on a new tagent? I tried to keep it interesting, and a little different, and for those in the archive that are into a long drawn out nut cutting ordeal, I figured this story would at least do something for them.

There have been a lot of interesting works published lately. With Halloween coming up I hope there are a few 'scary' ones too in the near future.....just in the spirit of things. The pole on the home page got me thinking, and 'fucking a pumpkin' could have serious complications. LOL! Just remember, the author feedback option this message area provides is just a tool, for the reader to use to send a message to those that entertain him. Perhaps doing so will better motivate the lowly unpaid authors that make the site what it is.

-Nathan

Nathan (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 18, 2003 2:13 am I'm not certain if the story is worn out, or is it worth adding onto? Perhaps I should go off on a new tagent? I tried to keep it interesting, and a little different, and for those in the archive that are into a long drawn out nut cutting ordeal, I figured this story would at least do something for them.

With Halloween coming up I hope there are a few 'scary' ones too in the near future.....just in the spirit of things.

-Nathan

You did explore the table thoroughly. A tangent like the kid on the videotape in the museum or even farther might be worth thinking about. You could just bundle the group together and call them done and complete. I know the feeling you describe and I know the work involved (writer's block) of adding to a long and fairly complete story.

It is the time of year for scary stories. I vote for warlock, wizards, pointy hats and all that stuff. Then later a demented Santa with a sharp knife.