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Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen fact, you really can't go wrong with her, as far as romance novels go! That's just my favorite. I am slightly in love with ...

...you can post a new thread instead, instead of editing your one post continuously.

Okay! Back! My favorite part was definitely this: He's a major in Writing but he hates to read. Can you believe that? I can't, and I told him so once. ...

Yup! Come in. :)

*Moved to Nonfiction*

Oh why make me pick. I can't desid I do love Edward yay for vampires and all but oh dose not love Mr Darcy I have absolutely NO idea what ...

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Writers don't write for profit. They write to avoid debt. ;)

Eep! Maybe?

You're a hoot! I haven't read this yet. I will, but what the hey! A free bump? Plus, you can't whine about nobody commenting on your work. :P Anyway, gravity ...

Haha, this was cute. ^_^ It needs a bit more conflict though... I would suggest adding a sentence that says something along the lines of, "I wasn't sparkly before" and ...

Neither one catches my interest. I am wondering why exactly you're describing the weather when you can be telling us about the awesome stuff that the scientists are doing inside. ...

For the rose problem, consider this: You are given that one dozen roses cost $15. So let's let d (for dozen) = 15. (Recap: d = 15) For individual roses, ...

This is nearly the same problem that I did for you a couple of weeks ago. Just do that process. ;) Your answer should be (x+a)(x-a+2)

Weird. I just wanted to know if there's any specific symbolism involved. Six seems to be such an arbitrary number.