Blackmailman |
Date Joined: Feb. 19, 2008
Last Login: Nov. 15, 2012 |
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13 Comments by Blackmailman
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Blackmailman 2 years, 5 months ago
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Why thank you! |
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Blackmailman 2 years, 7 months ago
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You're fired |
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Blackmailman 3 years, 3 months ago
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Let this small town rage. |
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Blackmailman 3 years, 3 months ago
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I have the same dilemma, writing groups are good, it's all about making it a habit, forcing yourself to sit down and write everyday. That, "secret to writing, is writing" motto. What kind of stuff you like writing? |
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Blackmailman 3 years, 3 months ago
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I wouldn't get too caught up in the proper usage of words, just think of how you perceive the two. 'Amongst' to me, has a little more proper or uptight ring to it, while among has a more casual, colloquial sound. Word choice like this is going to give your story it's voice. How would you like your story to be read? |
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Blackmailman 3 years, 3 months ago
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Reading through really old stuff I've written, observing things I normally overlook, and my own dreams seem to spark my favorite writing. I listen to music, but for the most part I try to avoid being unintentionally influenced. It's so easy to have the mood of a song influence how you're writing. |
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Blackmailman 3 years, 3 months ago
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I just can't decide which one of your contributions is better. |
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Blackmailman 4 years, 5 months ago
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I dig the humor man. But it through me off in the first line where you spelled Martin as Martian (like Marvin). lol |
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Blackmailman 4 years, 5 months ago
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ROFL. Well, I got to say thank you for the thoughtful feedback. Yes, I wrote this about 5 years ago and didn't really pick through it with a fine tooth comb before I posted. Unfortunately the "access" cannot be fixed due to Storymash's policy of no edits once published. On the other hand reading back on some of my old random stories I find the grammatical errors add to the humor. For me at least. As for the suitor's daughter, I was reading a lot of Jane Austen type stories for school. But anyhow, this kind of story wasn't intended to be dwelt on, every line analyzed as some rich concise contrived novel. This is a speed read, fastfood, shallow, meaningless. It's meant to snowball a laugh. Arch back to reread and the experience crumbles. And of course this isn't for everyone, but thank you for reading. |
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Blackmailman 4 years, 5 months ago
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lol about the hidden comment and thank you. |
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26 Chapters by Blackmailman
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2.9/5.0 - published Jan 30, 2012 - no comments (preview)
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2.9/5.0 - published Jan 28, 2012 - no comments (preview)
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2.9/5.0 - published Nov 07, 2010 - no comments (preview)
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3.4/5.0 - published Oct 12, 2010 - 3 comments (preview)
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2.9/5.0 - published Feb 27, 2010 - no comments (preview)
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2.9/5.0 - published Feb 14, 2010 - no comments (preview)
Story of Jed and the hillbilly with a cocked head, rubbing his thorny chin with a look of such perplexment he might as well been lookin' at Jesus doing donuts on a wave runner.
Tags: beer, blackmailman, cocked, funny, head, hillbilly, jed, jesus, joke, lookin, melting, perplexment, robert, ross, rubbing, sat, story, strange, thorny, two |
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3.7/5.0 - published Feb 14, 2010 - no comments (preview)
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3.4/5.0 - published Feb 09, 2010 - no comments (preview)
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3.0/5.0 - published Jul 22, 2009 - no comments (preview)
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3.1/5.0 - published Dec 19, 2009 - no comments - start of story (preview)
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2.5/5.0 - published Dec 11, 2008 - no comments (preview)
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3.6/5.0 - published Dec 11, 2008 - 9 comments (preview)
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2.9/5.0 - published Dec 02, 2008 - no comments (preview)
A Carnival
Tags: blackmailman, carnival, daughter, depressing, fair, life, low-income, paint, robert, ross, sad |
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2.9/5.0 - published Dec 02, 2008 - no comments (preview)
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3.1/5.0 - published Feb 26, 2008 - 2 comments (preview)
When Maple trees have answers they seldom speak.
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3.7/5.0 - published Feb 26, 2008 - 1 comment (preview)
A man who's had enough of the strange way in which the world works.
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3.0/5.0 - published Feb 26, 2008 - 1 comment (preview)
A snaked man wonders through the forest, perhaps his last moments alive.
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3.8/5.0 - published Feb 26, 2008 - 2 comments (preview)
The fracture of Love driving horrible images in a lust for revenge
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2.9/5.0 - published Feb 26, 2008 - 2 comments (preview)
Bob Anderson keeps telling himself he'll never have another cavity, but his habits keep a reoccurring patient.
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2.9/5.0 - published Feb 19, 2008 - 3 comments - start of story
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