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Great news everyone, my IQ test came back negative!







(stolen from my favourite blog)
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I needed that laugh. thanks a bunch
Why are we not surprised?
Thanks for a good laugh.
I took an IQ test once, I failed.
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After all my silliness, I decided that I ought to take something seriously for a change....

Apparently you're supposed to own the thing you take...

The police were not amused.
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But what did you take? Seriously.
Some horrifyingly ghoulish entertainment for you:

(hope this works)

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Perfect!
Does not show up on my phone browser.
Crumbs!! I enjoyed this. Cuddles is quite the big boy. For me the different accents were amusing. Those monster burgers were indeed special. Swallow the Leader?
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I've been reading too many Regency romances by Georgette Heyer...

 
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Costumes  (13+)
Being somewhat romantic really.
#2329226 by Adherennium Dr of Ghoulishness


If I'd been doing NaNoWriMo this year, I might be working on a Regency romance of my own... set in the Wild wild West. (Complete with gunfights!)

It still could happen ...
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GhostlyPotato - I even have the basics of a plot. *CowboyHat*
Adherennium Dr of Ghoulishness - That is 100% more planning than I have and I'm doing it anyway!
A very enjoyable tale, well done!
You know those videos on YouTube that say 'You can read a 1,000 pages a day'?

Well I didn't believe it either, until now.

Yep I'm reading over 1,000 pages a day, and it's easy!

Mind you I'm not sure how many more times I can re-read The Hungry Hungry Caterpillar, or Happy Birthday Spot without going mad.
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Madness will help with that!
Switch to Dr. Seuss! At least when you become certifiable you'll be spouting rhymes.
You can't go mad if you're mad already. *Crazy*

I did read Harry Potter #4 in a day or two; but, I don't recommend doing that. I read slow.
"What's for dinner?"

"How does chicken sound?"

"Cluck-cluck."
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*FacePalm*
We'll be having chicken for dinner; unless it cluck-clucks.




A short story that should produce a very seasonable groan I think....

 
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"I see dead people."  (13+)
A short story about a man who sees dead people.
#2328959 by Adherennium Dr of Ghoulishness
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Nice twist! *Heart* *Laugh*
I'll meander over and give it a read, thanks for sharing.
Well played! Very on brand for you. Really enjoyed the ending.*ThumbsUpR*
We had random drug tests at work today....

Most of them were actually pretty good.
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Have any recommendations for us? Perhaps a free sample or two?
I'm glad to hear you had a positive experience.
So, I was looking up my many symptoms online, and it sounds as though I have a really bad case of hypochondria. *Sick*
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*Crazy* Silly Dr. Ghoulishness!
Well, you keep over there! I heard it's catching!
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Renowned playwrite Angus Brosnigag, in association with Quentin Tarrantino, proudly presents the new existential nightmare that is....

Waiting for Garbo.

Vincent and Jules - two would be film directors are waiting for the famous actress. They have convinced themselves that she wants to star in their new film, Dark Soles 4: Barefoot on the Dashboard, with an epic soundtrack sung by the late Meatloaf.

Whilst waiting they discuss French Fries; Biblical references to extreme violence, and expedient justice and its justification for cases of damage to cars via keys.

They encounter Polo and Mint, but nothing comes of the encounter, so they leave to get breakfast.

Act two has a complicated plot involving drugs, Japanese gangs, an airline hostess and her encounter with Beetlejuice, before decending into incomprehensible gibberish, as is Brosnigag's trademark writing style.
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severed head - I'd guess that the reference is to them never turning up, since Godot didn't either?
So, I have a question. Did Meatloaf sing the soundtrack before after becoming late? The answer will definitely influence my interest in this project.
I literally only read this post to make sure it included feet. I was not disappointed.
I've been trying to think of a way to improve my characters. To this end, I have started making a list of character types together with examples from film/literature. It has occurred to me that very likely, I'm reinventing the wheel, but the effort of thinking about this for myself makes it worthwhile.

Have any of you ideas or suggestions for making characters (supporting characters especially), less one-dimensional?
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Also - as Ray Bradbury taught, plot is simply the footprints that characters leave in the snow.
Well, being "bat crap crazy", I talk to some of my characters in an interview style. Sometimes they tell me about their troubled childhood. Other times we visit the "fortune teller"— I have them try to look at their future only to get vague confusing answers and their reactions and desires tell me about them. Also everybody has a hobby, vice or fear and family of their own.(Whether they know them or not.)

According to Octoprep, Google Images searches for people can help you figure your characters out.

Just an important aside, when I say fortune teller, I mean I sit and look at potential futures and outcomes for that character and how they react to those outcomes.
I like to write backstories for my characters to give me an idea of how my characters would actually act in a given situation.
Last night I had what I thought was a brilliant short story idea for the season, it was all about dark souls. At least, that was what it was meant to be about, but.... in another of my hononymical oversights, after typing for over an hour, I found that I'd written an awful lot about dirty feet.....

Fortunately there seems to be a (rather specialised), market for such works, so I'm already working on 'Dark Soles 2: The Barefoot Hikers'!!!
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Actually, there's a fan base right here on Writing.com for that type of story. You are not allowed to ask me how I know, but I will tell you I discovered this in the dispensation of my duties as a Moderator.
And Quentin Tarantino would do the film adaptation...
I know a guy who likes barefoot.

He does indeed have dark soles.
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Why didn't the guy with the cello get to play in the make-up box as well?
Grave Robbin' - The cellist of tempus quartet is not facially stained!

I'm sure Shakespeare said that.



Enjoy?....
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I prefer startling people with ghoulish written quotes... Most of which are from *Think* *DragonHead* *DragonHeadB*

*Rolling* *Jamming*
Anarchist Angel 🏴 - I'm taking my Ghoulishness very seriously!!
Adherennium Dr of Ghoulishness - Great ghouls in life!
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