Camy

Agreed!

Then do! But write for yourself, and then for us. As for the snippet you've posted: I'd read more if there was more to read. Camy

Happy Christmas!

I know nothing about his arse *shudders* but I do know that chapter 8 was wonderful. Christmas regards and stuff, to my most favourite Raccoon. Camy

Yes, definitely - though for me it's Wednesday and Saturday mornings. I'm fine on Mondays.

Nepal's Supreme Court has ordered the government to scrap laws that discriminate against homosexuals. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7156577.stm

Brilliant!

Bills. by Camy The posties red van arrives A shiver straight down the spine Bills to break a Camel's back: beat him with a paper spline Is it right the way you do business? To threaten, cajole, then destroy. Is it wrong to eschew the letters you send, and the telephone calls you enjoy? Yes! - the blame's squarely the Camel's For the credit you offered he grasped Now you sit in your tower taping those keys, as you demand a pound of his arse You don't offer 'A Worry Free Future' You are not 'Our Global Friend' You are Shylock PLC dot com, and you've started a worrying trend The Devil sits on your shoulder And offers you ersatz cigars As you giggle and plot our downfall, while you pick a new company car ---

Cole, if the planet gets hit by a meteor and I don't get to read the end of DDG, I will follow you to the end of forever prodding you with a sharpened pencil. Cliffhanger? No. Colehanger? Yes.

Like this?

'Harvest Time' - the novel I was writing for NaNoWriMo - is still unfinished. That's not say I'm not continuing it, it's just that the 'gotta get to 50,000 words or look like a pranny' impetus has gone. Such is life. I've also got other stories to finish too - including 'Bathtime' which I promised Cole an age ago. I've sent a short story off to a magazine, and am waiting patiently for the rejection slip. At least this time I didn't send a 'Dark Drama' to a SciFi mag. Duh. Cole Parker's 'Bleat Bleat Quack' is quite trying my patience. This bi-weekly posting malarkey is causing no end of angst to my digestion, and until I get to the end I don't think life is going to get back to normal. It also seems that the Raccoon is going to be visiting our fair shores. I've decided to avoid the capital for the duration, and have told my sister to padlock her bins. The Hub's new Anthology is now on-line. The theme was 'Voyeur' and there are seven great stories there. Well, six and mine. And that's it for now. Hmm. Camy

Good luck!

We do have internet Cafes with yummy bins, you know. Though you'll probably have to wear clothes.

How does that work then?

I've decided I hate ... HATE serials.

I found a big mistake with chapter 12: it's much too short. MORE!!!!!!!

Yay! Camy

Congratulations, smarty pants! You got 10/10 correct.

Damn big horse!

Much as I'd like to help it seems I'm disqualified.

You have to start somewhere. Let's not dis the XO concept because fresh food and clothes would be better. Of course they would. You can't write emails to your penpals if you're naked and starving. What pisses me off is that it looks like Microsoft are going to make coin at the XO's expense. Bad karma, Bill. YES!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7130637.stm So then ... that'll put the price up from $100 to $??? and allow all kinds of viruses in. Neat, huh?

Twelve, pretty please