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Whisperfur wrote:

Hi humhum    I think pinnipediators in charge, not sure i've been kinda inactive.
@Mint How about a random story involving a Duck billed platypus, they're the most amazing things ever! It can be called Harry??? XD

XD Actually, Harry's a hobo in New York. You, my dear friend, are crazy!

Who me? Why do we need a new thread?
Having a big fat '2' at the end of a collab thread name doesn't make it cooler. It makes it very obvious that the original thread owners weren't organised enough to keep it going. Look at style xi. We're on 3 and no one's as interested as they were for the first two.

It doesn't really matter whether we start the new thread or not. So, I'm supposed to vote for the Christmas writing contest or something? I'll check it out.

Edit: Where is it? >.<

Last edited by humhumgames (2013-03-10 13:32:03)

Lol XD
Anyone else ever have loads of awesome story idea's, but then when you go to write them down they fail or you forget them? It's so annoying -_-

Hey, this is a fun sounding idea: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=115348 if anyone wants to join

I'm going to write a story for it called "Memories". In it there is a secret order dedicated to the collectiong of memories to prevent the destruction of humanity(It's explained in the story) . The hero is a waffle-loving apprentice called Jay    It's not as stupid as it sounds, the waffles are not a major part of the story; i just love waffles.

Last edited by Whisperfur (2013-03-16 16:28:48)

Rows and rows, racks upon racks of bottles. Tall and slim, short and wide, glass, wood, plastic, ornate oriental containers, rough leather waterskins. If you described the contents as being summers, winters, joy, sadness, shades of blue and red and yellow and green, the scent of a rose, the taste of burnt toast; you wouldn’t be close. This is where the memories go. Every memory ever remembered. This is where, on a small shelf in a forgotten corner, a small bottle stood. Tiny ripples appeared on the surface of the contents. It was the first of many.

The first paragraph of the story 

A good start, hard to meet for many. 

Theme. Oooooh. Having a look....
I'm entering another local poetry competition. I've done a john cooper Clarke style thing about beig a classical guitarist when all your friends play rock. Partly from real experiences. 

I've never won anything. Partly because I keep all the good stuff for when I need it most.
Or when I don't, and I use it or keep it for something that'll leave me with something that I'd prefer to the prize of a writing contest.
Like to get it published, or to make money out of it, like I hope to do with the things I'm writing at the moment.

johnaveryhanson wrote:

do yuo want to join the colab of collabs linky >http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=114794

i have a idea a colab of collabs its where a bunch of collabs join together
the idea is to have lots of skills together

We should write a collab thing. We each add one sentence until we all get bored XP.
Here's how it goes:
Person 1: There once was a guy named Guy.
Person 2: There once was a guy named Guy. He liked to watch Spongebob.
Person 3: There once was a guy named Guy. He liked to watch Spongebob. One day, Spongebob wasn't on.

So basically we copy+paste the last person's post and add another sentence to it. LOL it's so weird!

Yes, definitely, and mints game sounds fun! Don't copy and paste stuff, just every time you have a sentence, put it in a quote box or a code box so we know that that bit's the sentence.
And if it goes rude, don't be put off.
Here's a starting sentence whether we need one or not:

were you ever so bored, you thought you might just disappear? Were you ever so bored, and everyone else around you was so happy that you felt like you weren't even there? Were you ever just a faded image while people talked around you? People would have cared if you weren't there, but you wouldn't. Your Mind was adrift on a sea of boredom and you were slowly gliding somewhere more intersting.

max 10 sentences per entry. Try to Leave it open, and someone add a character.

Have you ever thought about making a interactive book? Would we be able to do it?
If we made a few then we could make a gallery and turn it into a libary.
       When i say interactive i mean like page turning and small games to do with the story, and maybe a option to read it to you.

What do you think, good idea or just stupid?
Thanks, Cheeseeater 

Last edited by cheeseeater (2013-03-26 02:34:28)