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Posted on 10/15/2005 7:13:08 AM PDT by HairOfTheDog
New verse:
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Upon the hearth the fire is red, |
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Still round the corner there may wait |
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Home is behind, the world ahead, |
It was a hit in the office. YATTA, baby!
And oh, I love the song in your tagline too!
Poetic justice for an annoying turd like him. :-P
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Well, that's just... interesting. Does she know it yet?
I'm finally to an actual action scene. They bribed frat boys with beer to cause a disturbance to distract the local and campus police so they can break into a small college library and steal the diary of an ex-Nazi.
I like it... but it hits a little too close to home, too. :P
Well, he's not a turd, per se. He's just really naive and talkative. He's in the middle of the wilderness because of a cruel joke. I hope to write the scene so the reader really pities him.
Big'ol is teasing me just now because I've never seen that movie. heh.
Yeah. She's getting freaked over it. She's even accepting rides from the dweeb she works with.
Dunno if they're good guys or bad guys. Guess it depends on what kind of mood I'm in when I address the issue.
Are they maybe... ninja llamas?!
The best songs always do, Bear.
Maybe just injure him enough where he becomes much less annoying?
Cleverly disguised as goons in dark windbreakers? I guess I could do that. I thought I'd let the Bad Guy summon Ninja Llamas From Beyond to fight in the Final Battle.
Good evening!
I borrowed your season 2 and 3 '24' disks today.... (and brought season 1 back)
Thank you :~D
I'm just throwing out random suggestions here...
Hmmm....
I guess 'from beyond' is the next best thing to 'from the future'.
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