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Short Story #1 Completed

Granted, I started it before November and still have to type it up, but all the words are there.

Oh, that reminds me of another reason why I like to write by hand- you get another chance to edit it as you type.

Google "do a barrel roll".

After working at a book sale for four hours (and getting 8- eight! books in return for my services) I now declare this National Novel Reading Month.

Kokonilly wrote:Google "do a barrel roll".

"do a barrel eoll" also works. My typing skills fail, but Google does not.

Gillen wrote:

Kokonilly wrote:Google "do a barrel roll".

"do a barrel eoll" also works. My typing skills fail, but Google does not.

Actually, it triggers after you put the space after "Do a" so no, google does not correct your typing skills. I'm sorry.

EpicFailOlympian wrote:For all of you: (esp. Z and FMM) what do you usually write with? Pen and paper? [My hand gets too tired] Microsoft Word? [I stop writing and look for diversions, like cats jumping off furniture. Microsoft has a creepy way of shutting you brain down with the blue and white background, like what's happening to me now while posting this] by WordPad? [butterfly speech recognition software, I refuse to say "period" after each sentence.]

Normally, I write with MS Word. During school, which is when I've been doing most of my writing lately, I write in a notebook. Typing does make things much faster for me, but there is something personal and - dare I say it - beautiful about writing with pen and paper.

Kokonilly wrote:I did NaNo two (three?) years in a row, before wild College Applications appeared, and I recommend http://writeordie.com/.

That is the most amazing site ever (well, after this one). I think it's the only reason I don't get behind on busy days.

zyzzyva98 wrote:Short Story #1 Completed

*high fives*

And now I return to AP USH homework, then writing.

It's always nice when your robot battery spontaneously explodes two hours before competition

I just got asked in a debate round to define the term "and/or". Lolwut.

zyzzyva98 wrote:I just got asked in a debate round to define the term "and/or". Lolwut.

U were debating some intelligent kids

harryk wrote:It's always nice when your robot battery spontaneously explodes two hours before competition

Wow, you seem strangely happy