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Well, people, I submitted it to the Chronicles of Cantr. Whether they take it or not is an entirely different story. But if they do then it will only be the first couple chapters. Later, if the first few chapters are a success and people want more, then I will publishing a book in the same fashion as the Chronicles of Cantr is being published now.
For those that have gotten a copy of it, I would appreciate if you didn't circulate it around. Thanks.
For those that have gotten a copy of it, I would appreciate if you didn't circulate it around. Thanks.
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...You don't know what his point is? And you say fair enough as if you understand his point?
Don't think that joke's been made before.
And what kind of a name is COOKIEMONSTER! It's worse than Thetaris. At least my name has some kind of adult touch to it. (pun intended).
Cookiemonster is for a bunch of 5 year olds, you git. Yet you go out, bag MY name which is clearly much better than your immature, geeky one, and bag Rkl?
Look, what you said was not constructive.
You could have said, 'Nice job, Rkl, needs some touch ups here and there but otherwise, well done'.
He doesn't need Mr. SoGoodAtLiteratureEveryoneElseSucksReallyBadly,God,iHaveToPointThatOut.
Don't think that joke's been made before.
And what kind of a name is COOKIEMONSTER! It's worse than Thetaris. At least my name has some kind of adult touch to it. (pun intended).
Cookiemonster is for a bunch of 5 year olds, you git. Yet you go out, bag MY name which is clearly much better than your immature, geeky one, and bag Rkl?
Look, what you said was not constructive.
You could have said, 'Nice job, Rkl, needs some touch ups here and there but otherwise, well done'.
He doesn't need Mr. SoGoodAtLiteratureEveryoneElseSucksReallyBadly,God,iHaveToPointThatOut.
Evolution is unconformity.
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Creme of Penguin soup
1 penguin carcass
1 bottle oyster sauce
1 tbsp cream of tartar
1 tsp basil
1 tsp oregano
1/2 tsp olive oil
4 garlic cloves
1 cup heavy cream or whole milk
4 cups water or broth
Skin, Gut, and debone bird, we recomend that you remove the appendages as well (not much substance), leave head and neck intact as this is considered a rare delicacy. Place in pot with water or broth and boil on low to medium heat until meat is tender. Add all ingredents except cream and tartar, continue to simmer on low heat until reduced halfway. Add milk and tartar and continue to stir until a creamy consitancy in obtained.
Excellent with sourdough or crackers. Not reccomended for those on a prescribed low fat diet.
NOTE: No penguins were harmed in the making of this post.
1 penguin carcass
1 bottle oyster sauce
1 tbsp cream of tartar
1 tsp basil
1 tsp oregano
1/2 tsp olive oil
4 garlic cloves
1 cup heavy cream or whole milk
4 cups water or broth
Skin, Gut, and debone bird, we recomend that you remove the appendages as well (not much substance), leave head and neck intact as this is considered a rare delicacy. Place in pot with water or broth and boil on low to medium heat until meat is tender. Add all ingredents except cream and tartar, continue to simmer on low heat until reduced halfway. Add milk and tartar and continue to stir until a creamy consitancy in obtained.
Excellent with sourdough or crackers. Not reccomended for those on a prescribed low fat diet.
NOTE: No penguins were harmed in the making of this post.
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Cookie
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Thetaris wrote:...You don't know what his point is? And you say fair enough as if you understand his point?
Er, no...he pointed out I had the sense of humour of a five year old, I said fair enough then asked what point he was trying to make by saying it.
Cookiemonster is for a bunch of 5 year olds, you git. Yet you go out, bag MY name which is clearly much better than your immature, geeky one, and bag Rkl?
My name's Scott actualy. You going to make fun of something I came up with just so I could register to this forum? Didn't realise that much thought had to go into it Thetaris. How geeky of me.
Look, what you said was not constructive.
I think i'd put a fair bet on the fact that if someone like Jos had posted the same thing, it would have been constructive in your head
He doesn't need Mr. SoGoodAtLiteratureEveryoneElseSucksReallyBadly,God,iHaveToPointThatOut.
Can't remember saying that.
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Pirate Lass wrote:Yeah and the chicks are hotter in Firefly too....
Definitely!
Though Leia in the slave outfit is hard to beat. And Natalie Portman is a gem too. Plus Keira Knightely (who happens to be my celebrity crush) is in Episode 1.
But anyways, Jewel Staite, Morena Baccarin, and Summer Glau are some good looking lasses.
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