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^ Is trying not to fail Spanish.

This is written in the style of the 1800s. Think Mark Twain and Voltaire. It's a subtle form of humor, told in a bland, dry way, which is sometimes so ...

I remember, one time I kneaded some biscuits too much, and they were the hardest things around. It sucked. I had to eat them too -- child abuse! I'm not ...

Okay! ^___^ I'll probably add more to this list (this list, if you're wondering, came from the topic "Different Ways of Saying Said") and then explain them. For now, I'll ...

It has happened. What I'm wondering is why would he would feel attached to her? And is it just me, or does the title remind me of "Dear Prudence" by ...

For a title, I would suggest "Senses Revoked." Why? Because it sounds friggin' awesome.

This is as serious as my left elbow. The message of my poem? Jump on a llama and start yodeling songs from the dictionary.

Well, you see, Shadow Knight read my other poem (about Autumn Leaves) and he said my poetry was too happy. So I wrote a poem that was about death and ...

Bobo requested this. :) The question? Can you clarify when writers should use another word besides said? Gladly! First of all, what you should look for is when you want ...

6/10 Um... really random.

^ Is trying to post in everyone's guestbook.

XD This reminds me of the time when Dad took a blood test, and the doctors gave him the good news -- he was pregnant! Boy, were we surprised...

I've been doing some research on Hinduism, and it is indeed a cool religion. While Buddism is about gaining wisdom through suffering, Hinduism seems to be more about bettering the ...

6/10 It confused me at first! >

Is it too depressing?