GeorgeGlass

Your phone’s predictive algorithm is hella shit

Your phone lives to make your life difficult, George, it’s time to face that fact, I think   :sobs with laughter too: 

This phone has learned well.

:sobs with laughter:

Happy birthday! Now go drink some fluids.

Happy birthday! Now go drink some fluids.

You know, it’s entirely possible that your phone holds the answer to world peace. Just sayin’…   

Not to mention cough, rough, dough, and bough.
Also, I’m glad they called it a vowel shift and not a vowel movement.

Not to mention cough, rough, dough, and bough.
Also, I’m glad they called it a vowel shift and not a vowel movement.

Not to mention cough, rough, dough, and bough.
Also, I’m glad they called it a vowel shift and not a vowel movement.

Not to mention cough, rough, dough, and bough.
Also, I’m glad they called it a vowel shift and not a vowel movement.

It’s not a browser; it’s Google Keyboard. It knows everything. 

Figured that part, disclosing what *I* do to try to minimize… spills.  However, you don’t realize how much the search engines are listening until you ask how to unclog a bathtub trap.  Maybe try searching for dating sites?

Why’d I think of “Epipen” when I read “Epilog”?  Dunno.  Anyways, I agree, should be “Epilogue” IMO.

I really make my plots complicated.  In my case, it’s not the intention of the canary yellow group to be evil, the canary yellow simply being a close proximity to the Hufflepuff colors around the martyr that’s been chosen, and this group is being tricked/fooled into being evil toward Harry.  Bottle green is by the next group is to (incorrectly) affiliate themselves with Harry, reinforcing the fears at the core of the slander/smear campaign being waged against him.
In prior drafts, I had both groups in black (ie “dark”).  However, this pass through (of what I hope to be the FINAL draft), the canary yellow simply evolved, and I realized it was more effective than the black had been.  I applied the same logic to the next group, and so they’re going to be in robes of bottle green, to match Harry’s eyes.

For villains, I like to use colors that seem unnatural or out of place. I once wrote a Steven Universe fanfic about a nefarious collective intelligence called the Splinter, which could infect people and control their minds. Infected persons had swirling orange specks in their eyes. I chose orange because it's not a color you ever see in human eyes, or a color that was normally associated with any of the main characters.

Better late than never.

Happy New Year to you and all!

Happy New Year to you and all!

Happy birthday, BW! Thanks for all your efforts to keep this place running smoothly.

Happy birthday, BW! Thanks for all your efforts to keep this place running smoothly.

I might manage to finally write Meaningful Gifts this year, so you might have smut from me before the year ends.  Fingers crossed, everyone.

40k is pretty damn respectable, IMO.

Meow in C#?

It’s not just the forums; I’ve been getting a lot of spam “reviews” in the archives, too.
But yeah, the wicker man solution sounds valid.