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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 6:23 pm
Yes, Elv is our brilliant short story writer/once poet. Her work can really capture you.
We all have a special skill or two. Tommy is brilliant with characters who are either young or a little mad, which is always entertaining, and writes poetry with more rhythm than most songs. I've already talked about Elv. KiyoKyo is...well, brilliant. His characters evolve, and his storylines are truly addicting. Lion has a talent for dark humor, which we've already discussed, and I'm the resident poet/occasional fantasist. I'm good with manipulating words to evoke emotion, word choice, and character development. Unfortunately, my writing is sporadic, and I make a very poor editor. *sigh, again, and shrug, then drinks from own mug*
And yes, with Glory gone and Muse absent, it does seem a little less cheery in here, doesn't it? -Leavaros
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 6:33 pm
Leavaros *sigh* You remind me of myself, perhaps a little too much to be...well. Remember, Nova, that words are the weapons of gentlemen, and we do not fight, but rather war with wit. Brawls and flames, verbal or otherwise, are unacceptable in The House of Muse. And will you post something to read? Oh, why not read my Locker Room Discrepancies, if you're in the mood for something interesting and hot off the press.... You'll find it in the Writer's Corner, within the first ten non-sticky threads. Read it at your own risk, though--it isn't for everyone.... -Leavaros You chose words connected with individual conflict not I. -winks- If you must know I think most of my work to be terribly sloppy at the moment, and haven't much intention of posting any of it. When the weekend comes along I will begin to write all those stories which I have not gained time for until recently. edit: and I'm sorry to say that most of my attention must be directed towards my history homework for the time being. I'll read you story tomorrow.
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 6:35 pm
Well, my dear, forgive the shameless self-promotion, but--
GO READ LOCKER ROOM DISCREPANCIES!!!
*cough* Ahem. Please. -LD
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 6:41 pm
Leavaros Yes, Elv is our brilliant short story writer/once poet. Her work can really capture you. We all have a special skill or two. Tommy is brilliant with characters who are either young or a little mad, which is always entertaining, and writes poetry with more rhythm than most songs. I've already talked about Elv. KiyoKyo is...well, brilliant. His characters evolve, and his storylines are truly addicting. Lion has a talent for dark humor, which we've already discussed, and I'm the resident poet/occasional fantasist. I'm good with manipulating words to evoke emotion, word choice, and character development. Unfortunately, my writing is sporadic, and I make a very poor editor. *sigh, again, and shrug, then drinks from own mug* And yes, with Glory gone and Muse absent, it does seem a little less cheery in here, doesn't it? -Leavaros I'll be happy to fill that gap for you - for cheer not for the persons. I look forward to witnissing everyone's talents first hand in the near future.
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 6:43 pm
Leavaros Well, my dear, forgive the shameless self-promotion, but-- GO READ LOCKER ROOM DISCREPANCIES!!! *cough* Ahem. Please. -LD heh in good time. Write more for me while I'm busy. I'm always happy to read new works - especially one's that will be properly worded.
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Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:04 pm
Hehe, properly worded.... I've never heard so succinct and perfect a definition for LRD.... -Andrew
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Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 6:58 pm
Oh man, that was a nice dinner, we actually ate as a family, then afterwards we talked for about half an hour about different things, it was really enjoyable for a change, usually we just eat whenever we get hungry. So how is everyone today?
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Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 7:31 pm
I'm...I just finished Locker Room Discrepancies, again, and this last part reveals how I chose the name, and of course, how it all ends. Please, for the love of all things good, read it. -LD/Andrew
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 12:27 pm
All right, so, I no longer care too much about offending anyone because this is a full blown rant.
I call it: I HATE CHRISTIANS, a rant.
So long time ago, about 2 years I think, I met this fellow who was really nice and cool at my girl friend's family reunion thinger. I added him to MSN and over the past years we haven't said much to each other, he hasn't been on or responsive.
That brings us to the present, and it has nothing to do with Santa.
So, last night buddy starts talking to me about my current MSN title which reads: If morality is subjective to emotions, then who are we to deny our emotions what they desire? He starts questioning me on philosophical matters about whether or not its right or wrong to punch someone, then kill someone, then something about genocide and reducing the human population to a more sustainable size. Then today, he just comes online and right off the bat throws his secret, deceptive inhuman Jesus busslit (I will from hence forward change up my curses, cause I can) at me with a vigour I haven't seen since the Mormons used to bark at my door every weekend.
So basically, he throws all this biblical NONSENSE, complete schit, just out of no where and I'm caught completely off my phukking guard. So about 5 minutes into our religion versus logic debate, he does the only sensible fugging thing and asks me if I mind discussing God. Well schmidt, I love talking about god, He doesn't, but I warned him so my imaginary sense of ethics is clean. So basically, we discussed for all of TWO pushes of the ENTER key, then he starts throwing shitake at me concerning that I'm lost and hopeless because I don't believe in God Almighty and Jesus and how the dumb bass-player-tard got nailed to a cross and stabbed with a pointy stick (Yes fools, I know it was a spear, I'm being melodramatic!).
Then, and I love it when they try and argue with me because right off the gun I slapped him hard with a phrase that read something like: If all you're going to do is argue that piss off, I don't argue religion, I talk about it civilly. I don't want to be converted, many have tried and none have succeeded.
So without skipping a clucking beat the bucker DIVES right into the conversion pocess like how I can be forgiven and I don't know WHY!? but I'm still talking to him. The next time I see this bible thumb mega bunt I'm going to hit him, I don't care whose there or if I have to punch a hundred other people to get to him I'ma hit him so hard GOD WILL FLINCH!
I can't stand people like that, they all deserve to go to heaven and STAY THERE. Resurrection be DARNED I don't want to talk to another one of those preaching little pricks again until next year when my anxiety has abated over another worthless human being trying to convert me to pray and worship something that means NOTHING.
Pray, worship, believe, have faith, FINE! I don't give a drape, but muck off and don't throw it in my face and try and make me feel guilty for FREE GUCKING THINKING!?!?!? I don't push my beliefs on others, granted, I only believe in other human beings, but still, PIECE OFF!
God I'm so sick of religion, one day I vow to remove christianity like a scab from the earth with a knife so sharp and efficient people will think it was all just some silly after thought.
CHRIST!
I'm done, but no less angry or mad...
the Lion
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 12:35 pm
LOL
Anger leads to Hate, and Hate leads to Suffering...
Religion is another facet of the human experience. Like everything, it isn't perfect, but it is defining. We are what we are--to some extent--because of our beliefs. Though I don't agree with everyone--and I have yet to meet anyone who agrees with me--I respect individual beliefs as part of the human diversity which makes other people worth meeting at all.
Not that I don't totally understand how you feel. Nothing gets under my skin like having my morality questioned. I just have to remind myself that I'm my own person, and not get sucked down into their moral quagmire.
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 12:52 pm
Yeah, I know what you mean, it's just...there's gotta be a better way....
And it's good to see you again, KiyoKyo. Welcome back to the Cafe. -Andrew
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 1:17 pm
I love hate it when people do that. When someone tries to start something like that with me I usually either say something that confuses the hell out of them or say something that they weren't expecting me to say. And it usually gets them to shut up.
But I try to be nice to them about it... until they start disrespecting me and start being rude. Like this one time at work, I was working on a Sunday morning (and I'm not trying to bash Christians, but they never tipped on Sundays, except for maybe like a dollar) and I had this lady that tried to tip me with a pamplet for her church (now, I'm not greedy, but that's just rude not to leave any kind of cash tip at all). I handed it back to her and said, "No thanks, I'm not interested." She proceeded to hand it back to me. And she kept pushing me to take it. So I said, "I'm not trying to be rude, but I'm really not interested. If I were to take this from you, it's just going straight in the trash. I'd rather you keep it and give it to someone who is actually interested in reading it." She continued to push me to take it. So I took it... ripped it up and threw it away... right in front of her.
I really wasn't trying to be rude and I really wanted her to keep it and give it to someone who was interested, because I didn't want it to be a waste of paper (and a tree).
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 1:52 pm
Ahem, well... should i start ranting as well
I agree Lion, some people are just harsh and try to force their religion on you. I live in Utah, and no I'm not Mormon, I'm Catholic, but haven't been to church in a long while so you might consider me something else. Try living in a state where the majority of the people are a different religion then you, your friends parents find that out and then they cant hang out with you or even be seen talking to you. We're lucky now that it's gotten a little better, but if someone tries to force their religion on me, i'm telling you they'd wish that they hadn't because I refuse to have it pushed on me and will defend myself.
So I say to those that have tried to convert me, "Keep your religion to yourself and I'll keep mine the same, I've been a Catholic all my life and nothing is going to change that fact, what harm would i do to you just because I have a different religion?"
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 2:23 pm
I'm a Lutheran and I go to church every week, not voluntarily though. I haven't really too many people try to push their religion on me and if they did I would just counter with mine and they'd give up.
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 2:34 pm
Clearly you haven't been confronted with many evangelists, CariRae (luckily). They never seem to give up.... -LD
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