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Thanks Firestarter, Skye Demon and Eloere! I guess "user" is just one of those weird words...

When you go to post a news story, make sure you include: - The author's name if available - The news service that it comes from - The date of ...

Wow... this sounds really cool. Perhaps this helps us to visualize the army of the future? I've always thought that the type of weapons and the role of the soldier ...

Nobel Winner Maathai Sounds Alarm Over Planet By Inger Sethov OSLO (Reuters) - Calling humanity a threat to the planet, Kenyan environmentalist Wangari Maathai urged democratic reform and an end ...

Most School Aged Children Have Imaginary Friends By Alison McCook NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Approximately 65 percent of young children befriend imaginary companions, and nearly one-third continue to

I think this may be pertinent to the discussion at hand: Teens Having Less Sex, Study Finds By Maggie Fox Reuters Friday, December 10, 2004; 5:01 PM WASHINGTON -- Younger ...

Okay, I got a question: Should you use "a" or "an" before the word "usergroup"? When I read it aloud, I always say "a," but then there's that rule to ...

To help promote the site, and to demonstrate that you are a proud member of the Young Writer's Society, I've made a member badge that you can now post on ...

I like the first one you gave better (the one without "and"), but it still doesn't sound quite right. Would: "Red lips-wax Brown stuble-light beard pressed against a cheek While ...

Good to hear! Weclome to the club and I hope you enjoy it here :)

One more week Z :) Anyways, if anyone has an avatar they wish to have but it is not available in our avatar gallery, either e-mail me the avatar at ...

A fitting poem for the time :) It hasn't gotten quite that bad yet on my campus, but it soon will be. Finals begin on Monday, but that sense of ...

Avoid using words like "to" as in "to melt away soft cotton." The line works better as "melting away soft cotton." In the third stanza, third line, changed "pressed" to ...

I really liked this; the poem is just... cool. It's cool to read, it's cool to say aloud, and it's cool to read over and over. I have no criticism. ...

Short but sweet. I'd suggest, though, adding in a line between the end of the poem and the dedication. And since I'm not sure if everyone here knows what Columbine ...