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Ruth G

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Feb 9, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/9/97
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THE A.S.C./A.S.C.E. Drinking Game
Contributed by Ruth G

* Please do not archive this!


In keeping with the great tradition of 'Star Trek' drinking games I
decided that those of us on the creative writing news groups need our
own!

Disclaimers: Excessive use of alcohol is a BAD thing. It may result in
impaired judgment, tragic circumstances and frequent urination It is
recommended that non-intoxicating beverages replace alcohol whenever
possible in the "a.s.c./a.s.c.e. Drinking Game". And remember, fans
don't let fans write drunk.


******************************

WHEN Macedon attempts to end cross-posting and spam with one of those
"Alt.startrek.creative is for Star Trek fan fiction" posts...

TAKE a long swallow of something carbonated , caffeinated and
non-alcoholic. (This has become an all too frequent necessity and we
wouldn't want the entire newsgroup to be inebriated. )

******************************

WHEN a story mentions Chakotay's mouth, lips or dimples...

HAVE a swig of something 3.2 or less!

******************************

WHEN story feedback serves as the catalyst for an email exchange which
results in two members of this community falling in love ...

HOLD out for the expensive champagne at the wedding! (We *are* all
invited to the wedding - aren't we?) <g>

******************************

WHEN a story is posted in which Q poses as a woman in order to have sex
with Picard ...

OPEN the hard stuff!

******************************

WHEN any vulcan has sex ...

ENJOY one shot of the hard stuff!

******************************

WHEN Spock has sex ...

THROW back two shots of the hard stuff!

******************************

WHEN Spock has sex with Kirk ...

PAUSE for a moment of silence to remember those fan fic writers who came
before us.

******************************

WHEN Wesley Crusher dies a horrible and painful death ...

BREAK out the 50 year old scotch. This is cause for celebration!

******************************

WHEN some college kid practically half your age posts their first story
and it's better than anything you could *ever* hope to write ...

GRAB a bottle of Thunderbird. It's the quickest way to ease the pain.

******************************

WHEN Picard and/or Crusher; Odo and/or Kira; Janeway and/or Chakotay
suffer a near death (or actual death) experience thus forcing the other
to finally confront his/her true feelings ...

SIP a glass of expensive wine, sit back and enjoy. These stories can be
*such* fun!

******************************

WHEN Sue Love posts a story in which Janeway and/or Chakotay suffer a
near death (or actual death) experience thus forcing the other to
finally confront his/her true feelings ...

DON'T bother calling me because the phone is *off* the hook! <G>

******************************

WHEN Shannara or Greywolf (borrowing Zepp's account) post on-line
feedback ...

RAISE your glass to toast two members of our community who make it a
better place. (Thanks guys, your feedback is appreciated).

******************************

WHEN aol mutilates what looks to be a wonderful story ...

GULP something dark and bitter - to match my mood.

******************************

WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as a
"Thank you" from the author...

KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.

******************************

WHEN you've proof-read a story a thousand times, finally post it and
THEN notice that the first sentence of Section II is missing a damn VERB
...

FIND that Thunderbird again.

******************************

WHEN Alara posts a story in which Q sacrifices his powers to live in
bliss with DeAnna Troi (his one and only true love) ...

RUN for the hills. This may well be a sign of the apocalypse.

******************************

Any other ideas?

wol...@together.net

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WHEN Beverly says "Jean Luc there's been something I've been meaning to
tell you..."

TAKE a big gulp of the hard stuff, and hang your head.


WHEN the oft used phrase "plunder" is used in conjuction with a kissing
scene

SET up a shot with a beer chaser (or have 2 cherry's with a coke), and
plunder it

Beth Meenaghan

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On Sun, 09 Feb 1997 17:51:02 -0600, Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> wrote:

>THE A.S.C./A.S.C.E. Drinking Game
> Contributed by Ruth G
>

Ruth,

I love this! Here's another:

WHEN Killashandra writes a story with a happy ending . . .

BREAK OUT the champagne you've been saving and indulge!

( {{{Killa}}} You know I love all your tear-jerking stories!)

Beth


Carolyn Fulton

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Feb 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/10/97
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In <32FE62...@ionet.net> Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> writes:
>
<SNIP!>

> ******************************
>
>WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as a
>"Thank you" from the author...
>
>KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.
>
> ******************************

A serious comment sparked by a hilariously funny post! (Thanks, Ruth!)

When I read that one, my immediate thought was, "Do I resemble that
remark?"

I hope not. I try not to. But truth be told, I probably do. I know
there are times when I have too much going on (job, spouse, volunteer
work, and a really hot fan-fic just BEGGING me to finish it), that I
may let my mail slide. I keep meaning to get back to it, and I usually
do -- but I'm sure I've missed a few.

So I just want to take this opportunity to offer my apologies to anyone
who has ever taken the time to send me feedback and not received a
response. It was a slight truly unintended -- I appreciated every word
(even the "I liked it, but ..." ones! :-D).

Sincerely,

Carolyn R. Fulton

ki...@ix.netcom.com
http://members.aol.com/odofiles/odokira.htm


shan...@pnx.com

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On Sun, 09 Feb 1997 17:51:02 -0600, Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> wrote:

>THE A.S.C./A.S.C.E. Drinking Game
> Contributed by Ruth G

Hehehoohoohahaha!
ROTFLMAO!
Webmaster for ST: The Ultimate Fantasy
http://pnx.com/absa/index.htm

Susan Legge

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Feb 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/10/97
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a.s.c./a.s.c.e. Drinking Game!

In article: <32FE62...@ionet.net> Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> writes:
>
> THE A.S.C./A.S.C.E. Drinking Game
> Contributed by Ruth G
>

> * Please do not archive this!
>
>
> In keeping with the great tradition of 'Star Trek' drinking games I
> decided that those of us on the creative writing news groups need our
> own!
>

SNIP


>
> WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as a
> "Thank you" from the author...
>
> KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.
>

WHEN someone asks you for parts 3,5,8,11,23,25,26,27 and 41 of your
story by e-mail and never writes and says thank you.

Large swig of that pink stuff the dentist gives you to rinse your
mouth after repairing the damage caused by all that teeth grinding


Jess


Many a mickle maks a muckle - but who the
hell needs a muckle?

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Susan Legge

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Jessica Krucek

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>> ******************************


>>
>>WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as
a
>>"Thank you" from the author...
>>
>>KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.
>>

>> ******************************

WHEN Kirys has a story where Shakkar is caught cheating...


DRINK a moutful of ginger tea, and wait for the fireworks.


********************************

When another installment of Starbase Rhiannon is posted...

Take a sip of something non-alcoholic and see what's up.


- Jessica

peg...@aol.com

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Feb 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/10/97
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In article <32FE62...@ionet.net>, Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> writes:

>WHEN Picard and/or Crusher; Odo and/or Kira; Janeway and/or Chakotay
>suffer a near death (or actual death) experience thus forcing the other
>to finally confront his/her true feelings ...
>
>SIP a glass of expensive wine, sit back and enjoy. These stories can be
>*such* fun!

(snort, chuckle) Aww, shucks, Ruth--at least give us credit. Macedon
needed me to kosh Chak over the head anyway, and all I did was refuse to
waste a perfectly good near-death experience when we'd already done all
the important ground work--and when Janeway would have looked a right fool
*not* getting a bit wired over the event. <BG> And unlike some writers
who shall remain nameless, we only "near-deathed" the poor SOB *once,* in
one story. Near-death, like salt, is a seasoning, dammit.

(still chuckling) Peg

peg...@aol.com

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Feb 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/10/97
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In article <5dnj05$o...@dfw-ixnews4.ix.netcom.com>,
ki...@ix.netcom.com(Carolyn Fulton) writes:

>In <32FE62...@ionet.net> Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> writes:
>>
><SNIP!>


>
>> ******************************
>>
>>WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as a
>>"Thank you" from the author...
>>
>>KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.
>>
>> ******************************

>A serious comment sparked by a hilariously funny post! (Thanks, Ruth!)
>
>When I read that one, my immediate thought was, "Do I resemble that
>remark?"
>
>I hope not. I try not to. But truth be told, I probably do. I know
>there are times when I have too much going on (job, spouse, volunteer
>work, and a really hot fan-fic just BEGGING me to finish it), that I
>may let my mail slide. I keep meaning to get back to it, and I usually
>do -- but I'm sure I've missed a few.
>
>So I just want to take this opportunity to offer my apologies to anyone
>who has ever taken the time to send me feedback and not received a
>response. It was a slight truly unintended -- I appreciated every word
>(even the "I liked it, but ..." ones! :-D).
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Carolyn R. Fulton
>
>ki...@ix.netcom.com
>http://members.aol.com/odofiles/odokira.htm
>
>

Errk. Same. "Real Life" has been giving me a run for my money right now,
and I'm behind on my "thank you's." Among other things. My appologies
too, if you've written and I haven't gotten back yet. I *do* have the
letters on file, and I do intend to respond to them. (Carolyn, thanks for
the sensible approach to appologizing!)

Peg

lee

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Ruth G wrote:
>
> THE A.S.C./A.S.C.E. Drinking Game
> Contributed by Ruth G
>
> * Please do not archive this!
>
Aw, common! There are so many good ideas!!


WHEN a certain neon colored putty-tat with a pink belly, a big grin and
an attitude makes another appearance...

Break out the best cream and share it with your own cat.

*-*-*-*

WHEN you realize you've been reading fanfic long enough to understand
what all of the reference mean...

Raise a glass of the best you've got to a long and wonderful friendship
(so what if we've never met each other).

Susannah Mandel

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Feb 11, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/11/97
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peg...@aol.com wrote:

: (snort, chuckle) Aww, shucks, Ruth--at least give us credit. Macedon


: needed me to kosh Chak over the head anyway, and all I did was refuse to

^^^^
Hey, watch it! We don't say that kind of thing around here.

--

cheers,
--;-;--@ susannah };&)
but was it new kosh, or kosh classic? <slaps hand over mouth>
========================================================================
The Devil, having nothing else to do,
Went off to tempt My Lady Poltagrue.
My Lady, tempted by a private whim,
To his extreme annoyance, tempted him.
-- Hilaire Belloc: 'On Lady Poltagrue, a Public Peril.'
------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Susannah R Mandel * sma...@fas.harvard.edu *
************************************************************************
"My God!" ejaculated Phelps.

Terrie

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Feb 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/12/97
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This is dedicated to the JJLL list:
When a new J/J story comes out, break out the expensive
stuff. It's a time for celebration, and for mourning. J and J
are together, at last....But not on the show.

-Terrie

Killashdra

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Feb 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/12/97
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Okay, I'm behind the times as usual but:

WHEN YOU...

...are a newbie to the Net, and you go looking for fanfic, and what you
find is a place where all varieties of stories are welcome, the talent is
thick on the keyboard, the sex is hot, the angst is good, and everyone is
as wonderful and warm as you all are...

...I suggest a trip to the cellar for that case of reserve. You've got a
lot of reading ahead of you! (Uh-oh, I think I'm on my last bottle...)


WHEN YOU...

...log on to a.s.c. and find a story by jess that you weren't
expecting--it's definitely time for some spiked coffee with something
sweet on top.


WHEN YOU...

...struggle with your word processor to create something coherent, and it
becomes a morass of uncertainty, and a lovely soul named Macedon comes
along to donate hours of his free (ha!) time to helping you fix it, BUY
THAT MAN A DRINK! Something good.


WHEN YOU...

...struggle with your word processor to create something coherent, and it
becomes a morass of uncertainty, and your wonderful, sweet friends let you
call them and moan about it and they tell you it doesn't suck and to get
over it, mix them a really fine margarita with a chaser of cointreau and
drink up together. (You know who you are, girls.)


AND FINALLY, Ruth wrote...

>WHEN Spock has sex with Kirk ...
>
> PAUSE for a moment of silence to remember those fan fic writers who
> came before us.

We're still out here, Ruth, but I'm with you on this one.

-Killa

Macedon

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Feb 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/12/97
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I'm a very uncreative soul when it comes to this sort of thing, but I
wanted to say that I'm enjoying folks various suggestions. <G>

Stephen Ratliff

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Feb 13, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/13/97
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Ruth G (ru...@ionet.net) wrote:
: THE A.S.C./A.S.C.E. Drinking Game
: Contributed by Ruth G
:
: * Please do not archive this!
But I'm sure everyone of us will be saving a copy.
:
: In keeping with the great tradition of 'Star Trek' drinking games I

: decided that those of us on the creative writing news groups need our
: own!
:
: Disclaimers: Excessive use of alcohol is a BAD thing. It may result in

: impaired judgment, tragic circumstances and frequent urination It is
: recommended that non-intoxicating beverages replace alcohol whenever
: possible in the "a.s.c./a.s.c.e. Drinking Game". And remember, fans
: don't let fans write drunk.
:
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN Macedon attempts to end cross-posting and spam with one of those
: "Alt.startrek.creative is for Star Trek fan fiction" posts...
:
: TAKE a long swallow of something carbonated , caffeinated and
: non-alcoholic. (This has become an all too frequent necessity and we
: wouldn't want the entire newsgroup to be inebriated. )
:
-------------------------------
WHEN an off topic post results in a parody that has you in stiches...

MAVEL at the genius of the author, while cleaning off liquid from your
screen.
: ******************************


:
: WHEN a story mentions Chakotay's mouth, lips or dimples...
:
: HAVE a swig of something 3.2 or less!
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN story feedback serves as the catalyst for an email exchange which
: results in two members of this community falling in love ...
:
: HOLD out for the expensive champagne at the wedding! (We *are* all
: invited to the wedding - aren't we?) <g>
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN a story is posted in which Q poses as a woman in order to have sex
: with Picard ...
:
: OPEN the hard stuff!
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN any vulcan has sex ...
:
: ENJOY one shot of the hard stuff!
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN Spock has sex ...
:
: THROW back two shots of the hard stuff!
:
: ******************************

:
: WHEN Spock has sex with Kirk ...


:
: PAUSE for a moment of silence to remember those fan fic writers who came
: before us.

:
: ******************************


:
: WHEN Wesley Crusher dies a horrible and painful death ...
:
: BREAK out the 50 year old scotch. This is cause for celebration!
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN some college kid practically half your age posts their first story
: and it's better than anything you could *ever* hope to write ...
:
: GRAB a bottle of Thunderbird. It's the quickest way to ease the pain.
:
: ******************************

:
: WHEN Picard and/or Crusher; Odo and/or Kira; Janeway and/or Chakotay


: suffer a near death (or actual death) experience thus forcing the other
: to finally confront his/her true feelings ...
:
: SIP a glass of expensive wine, sit back and enjoy. These stories can be
: *such* fun!

:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN Sue Love posts a story in which Janeway and/or Chakotay suffer a


: near death (or actual death) experience thus forcing the other to
: finally confront his/her true feelings ...

:
: DON'T bother calling me because the phone is *off* the hook! <G>


:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN Shannara or Greywolf (borrowing Zepp's account) post on-line
: feedback ...
:
: RAISE your glass to toast two members of our community who make it a
: better place. (Thanks guys, your feedback is appreciated).
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN aol mutilates what looks to be a wonderful story ...
:
: GULP something dark and bitter - to match my mood.

:
: ******************************


:
: WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as a
: "Thank you" from the author...
:
: KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.
:
: ******************************

:
: WHEN you've proof-read a story a thousand times, finally post it and


: THEN notice that the first sentence of Section II is missing a damn VERB
: ...
:
: FIND that Thunderbird again.
:
: ******************************
:
: WHEN Alara posts a story in which Q sacrifices his powers to live in
: bliss with DeAnna Troi (his one and only true love) ...
:
: RUN for the hills. This may well be a sign of the apocalypse.
:
: ******************************
:
: Any other ideas?

WHEN Picard and Crusher get married and/or have children

DRINK some of that '47, after all the Captain deserves the best

---------------------------------

WHEN the hard work of an ASC Author is MSTed by the cruel people from
rec.arts.tv.mst3k.misc

PULL out those compliments you ment to tell the author and send them,
they'll need it.

--------------------------------

WHEN Neelix and Janeway are romantically linked ...

EMPTY out a couple of bars.


Stephen
--
Stephen Ratliff CS Major, Radford University.
srat...@runet.edu Marrissa Stories Author
homepage: http://www.cs.runet.edu/~sratliff/
FAQ Maintainer for alt.startrek.creative FAQs/
Index Maintainer as well index/
http://aviary.share.net/~alara/

ASC Awards run from 2/02/97 to 3/19/97 see alt.startrek.creative for
details.

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does it matter if he returns. Perhaps the words are more important than
the man." -Ka'less II ST:TNG "Rightful Heir"

Susan Thompson

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Macedon <JR...@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
> I'm a very uncreative soul when it comes to this sort of thing, but I
> wanted to say that I'm enjoying folks various suggestions. <G>

<Gasp><Cough> Oh my, Macedon unable to make a good remark? And he has
nothing to say against this? Maybe there are gods. :) Hey Ruth, I think
you've started something here...
And to think I've helped contribute to this strange phenomenon...

Sforzie


Grrr... I hate the Borg. How dare Paramount go and screw around with that
delicate J/C relationship? Humph.
-my general opinion for the day

Macedon

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Susan Thompson wrote:

> Macedon <JR...@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
> > I'm a very uncreative soul when it comes to this sort of thing, but I
> > wanted to say that I'm enjoying folks various suggestions. <G>

> <Gasp><Cough> Oh my, Macedon unable to make a good remark? And he has
> nothing to say against this? Maybe there are gods. :)

LOL! Well, I rarely have NOTHING to say....

But I'm really not very good at the parody or skit form. Never have
been. I enjoy them, just can't write them. <G>

Macedon


Katisha

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Feb 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/14/97
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Killashdra wrote:
>
> AND FINALLY, Ruth wrote...

>
> >WHEN Spock has sex with Kirk ...
> >
> > PAUSE for a moment of silence to remember those fan fic writers who
> > came before us.
>
> We're still out here, Ruth, but I'm with you on this one.
>
> -Killa
By my reckoning, it's been at least a year since you wrote such a story.
*Please* rectify this! Bitter Glass was beautiful, but I'm still
longing to find out what happened after Turning Point!

Katisha.

Zepp

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Feb 16, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/16/97
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ki...@ix.netcom.com(Carolyn Fulton) caused us all to grin by saying:

>In <32FE62...@ionet.net> Ruth G <ru...@ionet.net> writes:
>>
><SNIP!>
>

>> ******************************
>>
>>WHEN you send feedback praising a story and never receive so much as a
>>"Thank you" from the author...
>>
>>KEEP that dark and bitter stuff handy.
>>
>> ******************************

>A serious comment sparked by a hilariously funny post! (Thanks, Ruth!)
>
>When I read that one, my immediate thought was, "Do I resemble that
>remark?"
>
>I hope not. I try not to. But truth be told, I probably do. I know
>there are times when I have too much going on (job, spouse, volunteer
>work, and a really hot fan-fic just BEGGING me to finish it), that I
>may let my mail slide. I keep meaning to get back to it, and I usually
>do -- but I'm sure I've missed a few.
>
>So I just want to take this opportunity to offer my apologies to anyone
>who has ever taken the time to send me feedback and not received a
>response. It was a slight truly unintended -- I appreciated every word
>(even the "I liked it, but ..." ones! :-D).
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Carolyn R. Fulton

<Greywolf gulps nervously, tries to straighten nonexistent tie, and remembers,
is wearing biker duds this week. Sigh...>

Umm, I think I need to chime in on this one, too, folks. I *know* that I
space out on email sometimes. Reality is so damned *busy*, most of the time.
But if in fact I have failed to acknowledge any of my respondents, *please*
accept this unworthy one's most humble and abject apologies. It is very much
appreciated when anyone takes the time to actually write me -- I will simply
have to do better in the future.

Phew. Said it... Now let's see, where'd I leave that hunny-pot? ;-)

Greywolf the Wanderer, borrowing zepp's account
(Looks innocent): "Of course I've had my rabies shot, officer --
see my dog tags?"

Indrani DasGupta

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Feb 18, 1997, 3:00:00 AM2/18/97
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Katisha wrote:
>
> Killashdra wrote:
> >
> > AND FINALLY, Ruth wrote...

[...]

> > > PAUSE for a moment of silence to remember those fan fic writers who
> > > came before us.
> >
> > We're still out here, Ruth, but I'm with you on this one.
> >
> > -Killa
> By my reckoning, it's been at least a year since you wrote such a story.
> *Please* rectify this! Bitter Glass was beautiful, but I'm still
> longing to find out what happened after Turning Point!
>
> Katisha.

Killa,

Hey, are you listening...?? I told I'd bug you about this, right? :)

Indrani.

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