You Know You're a Writer When...
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I'm lazy. And sorting through angry feelings right now.
I just kept noticing last night as I was mentally drafting an email that the longer I thought about it and the angrier I got, the bigger the words were.
I just kept noticing last night as I was mentally drafting an email that the longer I thought about it and the angrier I got, the bigger the words were.
Wow, Wayne! Good for you.
My words kept getting formal and big. I was reverting back to my childhood years, where I used big words all the time. I was such a goober nerd back then, lol.
My words kept getting formal and big. I was reverting back to my childhood years, where I used big words all the time. I was such a goober nerd back then, lol.
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You take it upon yourself to create words that are worthy of existance but no one has taken the time to invent yet.
I think you'll find I invented the word douchebaggery. It may have been in a PM to Wayne though.
No, I'm sorry. I must object in the most strenuous of terms. Douchebaggery is not yours, miss.
I'm afraid I must call douchebaggery on this post.
douchebag.
Yikes! Think I'd stick with "Mrs Shannon Leto, Three-time Booker Prize Winner and All-Round Nice Person Who Always Looks Naturally Blonde."
just a thought? =)
...when you consider cultivating a drinking problem in the hope that you can become the next Stephen King.
Wow, I must be tired, because no matter how I spin it that sentence doesn't seem right.
Wow, I must be tired, because no matter how I spin it that sentence doesn't seem right.
You can't call shenanigans after douchebaggery has been declared. It's agin the rules.
So sayeth the Lord. And there was great rejoicing...
If the douchebaggery was later found to have been in error, then shenanigans stand.
Rule #367, paragraph ii, subsection D.
Rule #367, paragraph ii, subsection D.
