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...and Gordon Lightfoot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT_J-LNqVvw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT_J-LNqVvw
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If we're covering the classic well-knowns artists, we can't leave out Joni Mitchell, eh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFB-d-8_bvY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFB-d-8_bvY
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Quote by AlisonAnn13
So I wrote a short story this summer and somehow one of my main characters turned into a werewolf. Super weird.
I saw "The Howling" at too young of an age and was (I thought) scarred for life. But then...
I've been doing my own reading and research, but I want to know what everyone's favorite and least favorite werewolf facts are. What's alluring, what's gross, what's too weird to be believable?
Never saw The Howling, but loved An American Werewolf in London and Wolfen (huh... all three came out the same year, according to IMDB. Didn't know that).
I find the "shifting at will" trope that's become commonplace in Shifter erotica and stuff like Underworld really detracts from the story. The pathos of not being in control makes the poor were-creature so much more likeable.
Last Halloween I poked fun at some of the were-tropes in "Kyle the Were-moose Gets Lucky"
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Quote by laura
That I never slept with any of the All Blacks.
...yet.
(Gotta be optimistic in these troubling times)
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Writer's block and what quantity of gin will be required to cure it.
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Sandra Bullock still does it for me.
Rosario Dawson
Gal Gadot
Rosario Dawson
Gal Gadot
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A rapid East Coast Canadian bordering on Newfoundlander, if I'm not being careful. A neutral North American when I am.
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Quote by Mushroom0311
I still believe the finest keyboard ever made was the Northgate Omnikey.
Heh. I remember the console keyboard on the old IBM System/36, I think it was. Also bulletproof and it seemed like IBM tried desperately hard to mimic the feel of the Selectric "golfball" keyboard: it had a weighted solenoid in the case that knocked with each keypress, I guess to mimic the shake of the Selectric carriage moving.
About a year ago I picked up a Logitech G610 to dip my toe into the mechanical waters before committing to anything super hardcore.
It seems to improve accuracy and throughput over, say, Lenovo thinkpad keyboards, but I dunno that it makes all that much of a difference. But I'm not a touch-typer.
One thing I never want to lose is backlighting. The G610 is white only and about 4 levels of brightness. Such an improvement. Lets me work in darker environments which I prefer for writing.
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I post under the same name on Literotica first, then on Lush (as long as the story is under Lush's 10K word limit).
Each site has different readers and the differing feedback I've received has been very useful in improving my writing. (at least, I hope I'm improving)
Each site has different readers and the differing feedback I've received has been very useful in improving my writing. (at least, I hope I'm improving
)
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Her first, of course. Much more fun that way. Except sometimes she just wants to be used hard and fast then it's all me.
