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[3pipeproblem]

You know, sometimes I understand people posting RP guidelines. They can be helpful to newbies, or in establishing ground rules, but most of the time I think time would be better spent explaining the difference between "its" and "it's" and making note of the correct way to spell "existence." I'm just sayin'

Anyway, AlanAlanAlan litspam:

"I wanted Catherine, but I wanted to take her with a different self, a self that wasn't available. The thing I wanted wasn't lost in the past at all, and it never had been. It was lost in the future. A self I should have been, but wasn't. A thread I'd let go of in myself, thinking I could live without it, not seeing what it meant."

Gun, With Occasional Music

Exactly.

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[http://users.livejournal.com/_redcorvette/]

Never-mind the fact that the person dispensing these guidelines should be somewhat sane.

[likeadeuce.livejournal.com]

it's too bad that the Immortal is MIA or he would point out that grammar, usage, and spelling are fascist. and capitalization. mostly capitalization, because he observes the other rules when he remembers.

the real reason I'm replying is that I've long thought "Gunn, with occasional music" would be a great name for a fic, if I could figure out more about the type of music Charles Gunn would be into.

[catch22girl]

It's and Its...or breath and breathe. Nothing takes me out of a story quite like "she tried to take a deep breathe" no honey, no.

Gun, With Occasional Music - what an awesome book (if you're talking about the book). Yay completely messed up future mystery stories.

[bohemiancachet.livejournal.com]

Such a ho.