Homer Bobbe
Well, save that Homer better keep a tight grip on that doughnut. Ever see such a lustful look?
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Music, spies, fantasy, magic, all like that ...
If you do the best you can, nothing else matters worth a damn.
Stemwinder: An Urban Fantasy in 4/4 Time
Music, spies, fantasy, magic, all like that ...
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La Musica! La Musica!
Links
- Tom Dupree's Blog
- Advice for Young Writers Who Want to Work in Shared Universes
- Dan Moran’s Blog
- Dean Wesley Smith's blog - on writing
- Fans of Steve Perry - on Facebook
- Fiction River
- Kris Rusch's Blog - on Freelancing
- Maha Guru Plinck's Official Website
- Nancy Holder's Website
- Pukulan Pentjak Silat Sera Plinck
- Quick! Buy Dem Paper Books!
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- Steve's YouTube Movies
- Wim Demeere's Blog
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- The End of the World
- Who You Gonna Call?
- Milestone
- Strong and Fit and Big Muscles ...
- Clean Dogs R Us
- Kerambits
- Layla Graduates
- Do You Need a Bang Stick?
- How Fit Do You Need to Be?
- Casablanca/Casanegra
- Visitors
- You Don't Need to be a Weatherman ...
- Deadlines
- An Unassuming Man
- Tough Girls
- Separated at Birth? Part 3
- Gravity Always Wins in the End
- Separated at Birth? part 2
- Hands On
- Crystal Balls
- Summertime ...
- One Pill Makes You Smaller, and One Pill Makes You...
- Send Lawyers, Guns, and Money ...
- Aaahhhooooh!
- Wine Stuff
- How 2 Rite Gud
- Apocryphal Stories
- Political Test
- 4th of July Round Up
- Civilization and Its Discontents
- The Coveted Thelma Award, part two
- The Coveted Thelma Award, part one
- Truth in Advertising
- Jumping the Shark
- Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
- I See By My Outfit
- Living Here in the Future, part 2
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7 comments:
Yeah, I got your brick-breaking right here, Kid.
Haven't you figured out by now that it's not a good idea to argue with the guy who buys his ink by the barrel?
I haven't even warmed up yet.
Hell, how many guys even remember when ink came in bottles?
Ink, that's, like, liquid toner, right?
(I actually learned to use a fountain pen in high school. What a pain.)
Better than stone chisels and tablets. Those were a real pain.
The cave etchings must have been difficult...
Nah. Etching is the same today as it was then -- just chip away anything that doesn't look like a horse, you got it. Limestone was soft compared to my flint axe.
The drawings were easy -- just grabbe a half-burned stick out of the fire and used the charred end.
Paintings were a little harder, but I mostly just used pollen and berries and like that.
We had to use fountain pens in high school, too. They said it would help our penmanship. Hah.
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