Do you know this feeling when the premise of a novel is good, but the writing atrocious that you keep shaking your head and sighing all the time. It causes such a feeling of disappointment. Not anger. Just disappointment. 
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Sometimes I wonder about the leaning of the forum. No conclusion could be drawn yet.
Etymologically, the variants for and "fur" are closely related. Both deriving from the old Germanic root "furi". The English language however favoured the vowel shift from u to o.
Place 1. in dolls/puppets feels purriful.
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You've become a purple cat.
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It seems I have tickled someone here. Meow.
I never realised that certain person here operates such a heavy handed censorship. It is really an insight, but not surprising in retrospective.
Passive reader is best reader gain for slow releasing authors.
#1875 Rules are made to be ruled out.
The joke in "Soviet Russia the story rates you" exemplifies perfectly why it fell.
How I hate the 3 : 1 rule so much. Thank you, RAND for nothing.
My novel is growing purringly. Progress was made.
I smell some kind of beef between us, so I will mask it with a fresh cookie.
Writing tip of the day: Parallel constructions allow for omissions.
It is funny, when some readers call them "grammar errors".
Parodies always indicate the state of a genre. Since antiquity, they are a sign of the degeneration of a genre. Thus, beware parodies.
People who keep nagging in the comments for only action ...
Btw, how long are you going to be pink for?
That pinkvasion happened about 2 years ago, no?
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Why you poke me?
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