Taking Criticism From Other Writers I think sometimes the worst thing anyone with artistic aspirations does is kill those of another person. Venom can get very...
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Stay tuned for an important announcement from the group administrator. The ChPercolator is a moderated group, that means that, until your access level is...
Hmm ... incipient brain rot just might then be the best thing to hit the market since Cheerios (Ah! That Cheerios morning rush!). What we need, then, is to...
I never thought of marketing incipient brain rot, but then again, that's because I happen to suffer from it. Where you mention "a high-paying job for which I...
What an insightful, knifelike portrait of today's society, Mahvesh. This is a brilliant piece of poetry. All I can say is, wow! And rattling. I've said it...
Shelma, I echo Jeannie Mobley's comments. Your poem awesomely expresses the frustration, the despair, as well as the latent danger that lies ahead, as well as...
So then you're talking about bona fide incipient brain rot as opposed to faux incipient brain rot. I'm certain there is a distinction between the two,...
Not sure what you mean, Esther. I checked our group site and my email, and all looks good. We do seem to have a missing prompter this week, however....
Our current prompter (I think it's supposed to be Courtney York) seems to be unavailable, so just so we don't die on the vine, here are a few substitute...
I've given your question long and deliberate consideration, Keith, and I've come to the conclusion that you probably shouldn't put too much stock in anybody's...
Sorry to have missed that, Steve; thanks for picking up the slack. I will send another reminder to her, and take over if I don't hear back by tomorrow. ...
No problem, Jeannie. If our scheduled prompter isn't handy and you have the time, that's fine, but I'd also be willing to finish off the week if you wish,...
Thank you, Steve. I love the "insightful, knifelike portrait" remark. Why "rattling" though? I would love to publish my work -- unfortunately, publishers don't...
Rattling as in extraordinarily good or great (in English it's used especially as an intensifier: e.g., They had a rattling conversation about saving the world...
Looks like we are still prompterless, so here are some prompts for today. 1. Ohayo gozaimas! This is Japanese for Good morning, and the only phrase I've...
Back in the old days when there were movie sequels, they were often titled as follows: Frankenstein The Return of Frankenstein The Blood of Frankenstein The...
Jeannie, are you sure that's Japanese for Good morning? I said it a couple of times out loud, and it sounds more like "Ohio gives us pleasure" in Spanish (Ohio...
Domo arigato gozaimasu, Steve. Perhaps some Japanese person in the distant past visited Ohio, and said to his Spanish speaking friend one early morning how...
This anecdotal piece is true and is based on Jeannie's prompt, "Ohayo gozaimas! Tell us about learning a foreign language...." Metidas de Pata (Fauxes Pas) ...
This anectodal piece is hilarious. I loved the ending -- longing for love turning out to be carnal knowledge! LOL! ________________________________ From:...
Ah! I was reading "rattling" as in "shaking someone up" Thanks for that remark. Thank you also for pointing me to the Links section. I've explored it a little...
1. Henrietta was a tad disallusioned when she learned she had married someone of another species. 2. silver tongued scheemer 4. She looked over the list....
I sympathize with Beverly, Steve, and it brings to mind several other stories for me. My brother went to Mexico and, when he meant to say "where is the...
