Desiderius Price

Only one or two? I thought this place was filled with nutjobs! Myself included.

It's fun and inexpensive (compared to one of my other hobbies where it's easy to burn through/ruin thousands of dollars in seconds)

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Second, better, normally, to go with what you were intending. However, if stuck, or the their idea works better, sure, use it, or as clover suggested, to the opposite. In the end, it’s your story that you’re sharing with them. Paying attention to the reader can help too. For instance, toward the beginning of Dale’s Game, I wasn’t certain where the main thing near the end would occur, but Dirty Angel made a suggestion (I think she was joking), and it fit perfectly to the character, so I went with it.

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Bobbing for apples is a favourite autumn pastime in the realm of Bob. During winter, it's more commonly the bob sled.

There’s the old joke. What do you call a swimmer with no arms, no legs? “Bob”

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I tend not be as prolific with longhand on paper. Heck, might not even write like I do if I had to suffer. Paper, though, is okay at work when I need to quickly jot an idea down (and don’t, for obvious reasons, want to use my work computer). Well, welcome back from that doctor induced panic disorder

Second this, especially with the alphabet soup some of us make with the story tags, this would be useful to know for those of us looking to publish or self-publish.

No hands, no feet, a swimming? Better believe Bob’s a bobbing.

Some references, yes, as my stories occur in the future, I do toss in an odd reference or two, but I don’t make it a driving element, because that helps bind it to the present day. (ie, In one story, I mention a certain sitting president.)

Meanwhile, in vault 108, Gary seeks to upset this order.

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I read that too fast this morning as “Strip” thinking you were wanting a “Bob” strip show.

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Clones, we’re all clones. So, how do we properly tag a bob/bob pairing?

Greetings there Bob. Sincerely, Bob.

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I'm exploring something similar in one of my (unpublished) stories, capturing a great deal of anger in him.

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That's why I resort to random generators, simply because my mind gets stuck otherwise, and it becomes rather unrealistic if all your characters are named "Bob".