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That is korrect, it kills my eyes. But I miss it, and therefore show up now and then and stay on till my head explodes. Then I spend several weeks in head-reassembly so I can come on and do it all over again. This is all pretty much true. Nice to be missed, though. Also, FISHNWOLFE is...

I'll be darned, THAT'S IT. It's not easy being blue-green. Now everybody knows what I look like. I've missed youz guys. :cool:

Congratulations, well done. We'll be looking for her on the forum. :cool:

I'll shock you and tell you that I'm 46 with a tatoo. Now you'll think I'm fat, have a lit cigarette hanging out of my mouth at all times, and wear black leather chaps while cavorting with ****'s Angels every weekend. Got here via my son who is a puppeteer/builder/Muppetnut and who found MC...

Well, he does, and that's a good thing! He had a terrible time of things and most of his stories were cranked out under duress when he was at or past deadline and usually inebriated. He was mostly writing for little commissions/fees for weekly or monthly periodicals of the day. He never made...

(Quote from Beau) ---- It's great to see new faces around here, some of teh guys here are getting old and seriosuly oring. I heard that. :cool:

I said this elsewhere somewhere in the forum but Cold Mountain, read this book. I do not say this because of the movie. I'm so blown away by the book that I will not see the film. The pictures/thoughts in my mind from reading the book would only be compromised, no matter the quality of the...

I'll show my age here, (for the millionth time on this forum), by saying that these shows are in what I call The Desperation Department. Desperate "contestants" desperate to be seen, to win, to gain an agent, to be known for ten seconds. Desperate producers selling desperate studios on...

I got my first and very likely only tatoo at age 44 to commemmorate having survived a near-fatal mishap, a phoenix flying up my shoulder. I'd never before aspired to or thought of having one. It's on the shoulder blade and is a small, well, not that small, 3 by 4 1/2 inch spectacular piece of...

Yes. Depending on whom you ask.

Definitely not. Depends on where you are, and what various promoters decide to air in various places, dependent on audience, demographics, and anticipated response. Variant promos are structured toward variant demographics. People in the Deep South of the U.S. don't see the same promos and...

I know. It's all a device. Everybody thinks it's a woman. It isn't that hard to do, if the writer is looking clearly at how other people did it. Women imitated men successfully in literature all the time, back in the anti-women's-options-ages. There was a T.V. interview several months...

I want to say a word regarding Cold Mountain. Please read the book. It's by Charles Frazier, it is, to date, the only thing he's ever written, and it's the finest piece of American fiction writing in decades. It will hold you as much or better than the movie may have. It can be had...

These books are pretty controversial. There are two camps, those nutty about them, and those not. It depends on how you feel about the dark side of things. Lemony Snicket is in fact a guy writing as a woman, who never conducts promotional interviews, in order to jack up the mystery/suspense...

I've been gone for awhile so I'm late. I've been well-acquainted with the characters of the League all my life, so the film was a total treat for me and VERY well done. I recommend to anyone who has seen the League or is thinking of seeing it to absolutely rent/read The Picture of Dorian Gray...

There are two fundamentals to writing in book fiction form, short story or long: Write what you know; and allow your characters to develop themselves, which they will as you go. Reading quality writers is invaluable for sentence construction, readability, character development and patterns of...

I've been away from the forum for awhile, but I'd had no idea for just how long till I looked at this thread just now and learned that it is indeed the Year 3004. The times, they are a-changin'. Hope all holidays were happy for all folks everywhere. :cool:

As I follow this thread I have to wonder if some thoughts are based entirely on the VietNam fiasco. That was one war, in one segment of history. It has to be put into perspective. I grew up through that war, and countless of my closest friends were drafted into it against their will. I won't...

We know because we spend time in Orlando and were asked to commission-build for them. One can type Michelelee Puppets in the search window and reach their site. :cool:

I've had tons of impressive and occasionally gory accidents, it'll be a story to tell your grandchildren, and you'll never let them drive in torrential rainstorms, and if they do you'll personally run out and remove all obstacles first. There's nothing like that rolling-over-and-over-and-over...