Paul's comments
(member since Jan 31, 2009)
Paul's comments from the Write in 2009 group.
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Have a good one, Wendy! Speak soon.
Hmmm, dust's a bit thin here and there. Perhaps I ought to do a bit more benign neglect...Rats, bats, Artie - put that leg down when I'm talking to you. Whose was it anyway? - chains, (blood)stains and drains.
Yep, all present and correct. Thanks, Gwen.
Tink, what were you thinking? How can I write gory horror in cubicle world? I'd end up doing another Dilbert!
Daisy, thanks so much. The extra 'x' makes allthe difference.Right, gentlefolk, I'm off to bed. I have 2 whole weeks of writing (apart from some paperwork and a dental appointment, and if course Xmas & new year) to look forward to.
The sooner I can afford to live from the writing and forget work, the better. Perhaps any year now?
Hi Jeanne, go to <a href="http://paul-mitton.blogspot.com/"my blog </a> for all that.What's next?
I keep fantasizing about Tarrantino, Cameron and Spielberg in a bidding war for my next screenplay. Based on Kate's story, 'String of Pearls' - obviously.
Maybe tomorrow.
Yep, no problem. I can do shiled, sword, entrails, bloody pasture, while the sheep gaze on at the strange antics...Heroism, cowardice, common sense, honour, courage, reliance on comrades and the grim humoir they share while resting on their swords during a brief interlude - Homer, eat your heart out.
Yeah, I can do that. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being bloody carnage, and 1 being children's tea party, how much gore and dismemberment do you want?
Actually, he missed out on one, who latr killed him...
Jaimey, I love battle scenes. I'm really good at them (I think). Hint, hint...
Thanks all. Let's see, beer, chips, pretzels, soft drinks, bean bags and some weird guests - bats, zombies - you know, the usual hangers on.OK, let's party on dudes...
Dee, thank you so much. You're always so kind and encouraging.
Rita, I tried that once. A guy called - well, I can't remember, but he was sarcastic and wore an obvious toupee. I mean, really obvious. He fitted in nicely, so I called him Montague.Of course, for ever after, I called him Montague. Still can't remember his real name!
Daisy, name the one beneath Metalicole for me - adult, black, and nasty - Slavorix.Thank you so much.
Thanks for that, Gwen.As a bit of general advice to all - never open attachments from people you don't know, never reply to spam messages of any sort and if you get invites to be someone's friend on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and so on, don't click on the link. Instead, log in to Facebook or whatever, and check out the invite that way.
I sympathise, Paige. I found it hard to get going again after NaNo. I found that writing short stories helped. Not so daunting a task, no need to do more than the barest outline, and just let it flow...
Daisy: Name a dragon - Slavorix. That's a suitably draconian name, isn't it?Thanks Andrea, Rita, Gwen, Jaimey and Paige. I forget names as well, except my own. I can usually remember that one.
Gwen the meds are running low, so I've substituted ale for some of them. Seems to work alright.
Artie is currently scouring Halifa for some more meals, but he'll be back any day now to share in the festivities.
Cheers all!
Fans, just lay flowers at my feet - OK, just send blank checks - OK, just worship in general terms.Success going to my head? Oh no, not me.
Jaimey, I am special. That's what my case worker kept telling me.
Well, a huge thank you to all. I'm very pleased to accept the award :) (Can you tell I'm practicing my Oscar acceptance speech?)
Teresa, any time you want me to read or dritique something, let me know. The offer stands :)
Yes, that one might take some explaining to an 11-year-old.
Dragons and evil mermaids? It just gets better and better...
