farthadora isabelle
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« on: February 11, 2010, 07:49:36 PM » |
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Hi Everyone,
While exploring the 2008 archives, I came across an apparently awesome thread, titled "Throw Something at Next Poster!". Seeing that the post had a Grin message icon, and myself being a die-hard pantser, I decided to check it out. I found that it was so much fun, I would have loved to participate in it. Sooo...
How about giving it another go? 
For those of you who have never played, this is how it goes:For example: *throws annoying fit of hiccups at next poster* What makes it funnier is how people react to what you threw at them.For example: Lets say that I posted this, *throws annoying fit of hiccups at next poster*. The next poster could respond with this, *repels annoying fit of hiccups with shield* and then *throws terrifying plot bunnies at next poster*. So, here we go!
*throws lifetime supply of Post-it notes at next poster*
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Official NaNoWriMo 2009 winner, Official AjPHA International Short Story Contest winner, Official Ledger Newspaper Article Contest winner, Member of local 4-H club for 8 years, has been playing classical piano for 9 years, playing tennis for 4 years, playing chess for 8 years, and writing forever! 
I LOVE WRITE OR DIE!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukfFLCbI9tI&feature=relatedI love SNSD! <3  I <3 my new dragon! http://show.zoho.com/public/roseandzippin/All%20about%20me!
![GoodSearch: You Search...We Give!" BORDER="0](http://www.goodsearch.com/_gfx/goodsearch-120x60.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="60) Favorite quote (one of them): It is what it is. Another favorite quote: Twitter is for twits. Because traditional twitterers don't tweet on twitter, they tweet on paper! *  Loving this one* Yet another favorite quote: Pat Parelli proudly presents his provocative program and the proclamation that prior and proper preparation prevents poor performance. Particularly when polite and passive persistence is practiced in the proper position. This perspective takes patience from process to product, from principle to purpose. The promise that Pat plans to prove is that practice does not make perfect; only perfect practice makes perfect. (note that this was not a copy and paste, I've memorized this by heart ) |
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Subtle Kisses
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« Reply #1 on: February 12, 2010, 04:30:50 PM » |
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Hmm sounds fun I collect the life-time supply of Post-it notes because I never have enough *Throws custard pie at next poster* |
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farthadora isabelle
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Word Count: 18,017/20000
Novel Name: Sands of Wisteria Series Book #1: Journey to Galangía
Posts: 195
This is actually me! I was in Geneva, Switzerland
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« Reply #2 on: February 12, 2010, 07:35:19 PM » |
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*Catches Custard Pie* Oh, yum! I am so hungry right now. *Throws an iPad at next poster* |
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Official NaNoWriMo 2009 winner, Official AjPHA International Short Story Contest winner, Official Ledger Newspaper Article Contest winner, Member of local 4-H club for 8 years, has been playing classical piano for 9 years, playing tennis for 4 years, playing chess for 8 years, and writing forever!
I LOVE WRITE OR DIE!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukfFLCbI9tI&feature=relatedI love SNSD! <3 I <3 my new dragon! http://show.zoho.com/public/roseandzippin/All%20about%20me!
Favorite quote (one of them): It is what it is. Another favorite quote: Twitter is for twits. Because traditional twitterers don't tweet on twitter, they tweet on paper! * Loving this one* Yet another favorite quote: Pat Parelli proudly presents his provocative program and the proclamation that prior and proper preparation prevents poor performance. Particularly when polite and passive persistence is practiced in the proper position. This perspective takes patience from process to product, from principle to purpose. The promise that Pat plans to prove is that practice does not make perfect; only perfect practice makes perfect. (note that this was not a copy and paste, I've memorized this by heart ) |
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Subtle Kisses
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« Reply #3 on: February 13, 2010, 11:33:45 AM » |
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Argh! It's an Itampon! Runnn awaayyyyyyyy from useless technology *Throws my biology textbook at the next poster* |
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« Reply #4 on: February 15, 2010, 10:16:30 PM » |
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*Gets hit by book and falls to the ground* Ah. As if I needed another. Thanks. *Throws demonic plot bunny at next poster* (Watch out - it bites!) |
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WriYe 2010: 64,899 / 400,000 Finished my goal of 60k, now to aim for 70k!  % of sanity remaining: 92.8 (My sanity BETTER last me all year..) \m/ Metalhead for the removal of the Atlantic Ocean \m/ Artist from the age of 10 Metalhead from the age of 10 'til the day I die! "You on the other hand look like the type to go killing babies in front of their mothers while laughing like a f*cking maniac." The assassin raised an eyebrow at this comment. Was he really that obvious? "I am a professional procrastinator! Hire me, and for $10 an hour I'll do everything EXCEPT for what you hired me to do in the first place!" - Heathen  |
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« Reply #5 on: February 27, 2010, 02:53:03 PM » |
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*Runs screaming from demonic plot bunny* Dang, that makes three of them. They've been following me around for months.  *throws space shuttle at next poster* |
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farthadora isabelle
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Word Count: 18,017/20000
Novel Name: Sands of Wisteria Series Book #1: Journey to Galangía
Posts: 195
This is actually me! I was in Geneva, Switzerland
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« Reply #6 on: March 01, 2010, 11:00:46 AM » |
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*Quickly removes landing parachute from shuttle and uses it to catch* Wow, I didn't know space shuttles could make such great baseballs! *throws unresponsive virus-infected laptop at next poster, who just happens to have an amazing idea at the moment*  |
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Official NaNoWriMo 2009 winner, Official AjPHA International Short Story Contest winner, Official Ledger Newspaper Article Contest winner, Member of local 4-H club for 8 years, has been playing classical piano for 9 years, playing tennis for 4 years, playing chess for 8 years, and writing forever!
I LOVE WRITE OR DIE!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukfFLCbI9tI&feature=relatedI love SNSD! <3 I <3 my new dragon! http://show.zoho.com/public/roseandzippin/All%20about%20me!
Favorite quote (one of them): It is what it is. Another favorite quote: Twitter is for twits. Because traditional twitterers don't tweet on twitter, they tweet on paper! * Loving this one* Yet another favorite quote: Pat Parelli proudly presents his provocative program and the proclamation that prior and proper preparation prevents poor performance. Particularly when polite and passive persistence is practiced in the proper position. This perspective takes patience from process to product, from principle to purpose. The promise that Pat plans to prove is that practice does not make perfect; only perfect practice makes perfect. (note that this was not a copy and paste, I've memorized this by heart ) |
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