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Last post by clouddancer 18 Mar 2011 12:43
Not Gatch-related writing (though that would be funny) but this really cracks me up!
clouddancer
Gatchamaniac
posted 16 Mar 2011 19:59
LOL
This is great LB.
Too funny, I'd have wanted to choke Gary badly. LOL Great stuff...
Too funny!
OMG- that is hilarious! Thanks for giving me a giggle this am, LB!
LB Way too funny thanks for sharing.
(I thought the dog is cute...)
(I thought the dog is cute...)
littlewolf
Forum God
posted 17 Mar 2011 04:23
Thanks LB..definitely good for giggle...especially how it ended, love the difference on how men and women think and see the world
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 17 Mar 2011 06:37
That's hysterical!
A perfect example of how *not* to write an IF.
A perfect example of how *not* to write an IF.
gatchamarie
Gatchamaniac
posted 17 Mar 2011 13:22
This is hilarious, LB! Thanks a lot for sharing and for putting a wide smile over my face! Speaking of coherency!!!!
Becky Rock
Gatchamaniac
posted 17 Mar 2011 16:58
I asked my son if he'd ever done that in school and then read it to him. He said yes and it sounded like Kristin had written it - a classmate that lives up the street that he was partnered with for the ocassion. he said theirs ended about the same way.
clouddancer
Gatchamaniac
posted 17 Mar 2011 17:19
I guess that really proves the "Venus" "Mars" or "cat" "dog" differences between women and men.
Or at the very least, that any co-writing effort needs to have some advance agreement on genre ('coming of age' introspection or sci-fi action?), if not necessarily plot!
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 18 Mar 2011 10:25
I think it's also demonstrating that everyone involved in an IF needs to participate equally. No one person can dictate exactly which way the story is going to go, or be offended if things don't proceed as they had 'planned'. That's the point of an IF after all: to be spontaneous!
clouddancer
Gatchamaniac
posted 18 Mar 2011 11:28
Originally posted by Transmute Jun I think it's also demonstrating that everyone involved in an IF needs to participate equally. No one person can dictate exactly which way the story is going to go, or be offended if things don't proceed as they had 'planned'. That's the point of an IF after all: to be spontaneous!And I think that is my problem with participating in IF's ... I can't seem to be spontaneous. At least not a instantaneous spontaneity, I need some time to think about where my post will fit in and by that time someone else has taken the story in a different direction.
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 18 Mar 2011 11:48
CD, in that case, I would say that you should participate, but with a shorter post. You don't need to think *too* much if you're just adding a couple of lines.
clouddancer
Gatchamaniac
posted 18 Mar 2011 12:43
I will consider that the next time someone starts an IF.
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