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That’s actually quite accurate. A great deal of time is spent lining up, changing players, and so on. There are four periods of 15 minutes each, and yet the game can run forever…

That's a short game. I don't thing there's another that short of action time.

Part of the issue with this weekend is I installed a new game … onthe plus side, I beat it (on the easy setting).

It’s ready when it’s ready.  I’m looking forward to reading it whenever it shows up.

Thanks. :3

Best of luck to you.

I have no idea what phlebotomy is, and I’m too lazy to google it, so I’m going to let my imagination do the work. Sounds kinda like lobotomy… Now I’m all excited! Good luck on the lobotomy test! 

So, @Arian-Sinclair the number of jabs is the high score, right?  Continue trying to best it  

Phlebotomy has to do with drawing blood, @CloverReef. Haha~
@Desiderius Price, thanks. Haha~ I'll try not to jab things up. Class is pretty cool.

And I think I’m splitting episode seven, seems more natural.

One of the things that bites me at times is that I don’t like holding back on episodes/chapters.  If I’m writing normally, I’ll stay like one ahead.  But if I fall behind, I’m tempted to post sooner than I really should – most of the time, it’s okay.   Occasionally, it’s bad.

Hmm… seven is halfway and I’m confident in five….

Hey, episode five did gain weight    Besides, holding back can be good.  (Just realized the first few paragraphs of ep. 7 should be in ep. 6, moving them now.)

After you decided you had to pull Chapter 5, I can understand that.

There are a lot of stories that have no reviews on AFF.
You should also try playing Horrortale after, in that case. I don't think any of the other AUs have their own game like that, so it's a novelty. My favourite character is Sans. He's so punderful. Heh heh~

Undertale, huh? I got that in the steam winter sale gotta get started on it ‘fore I try reading any fanfic!

Reviews are sort of a validation, IMO, that you’re working on a good story.  So, when they don’t show up, the doubts start to build.  I’ve got a couple WIP, stories started two years ago, still no reviews. 

No problem. 

I might still have a few of my very early, handwritten scribbles somewhere. Possibly.  
 

And here, I started writing with pen and paper...  Then to a typewriter...  Then DOS...  Now MS Word...  i really have a problem...  lol.  On a serious note, that's always good to hear, BW 

I’d probably not be writing if it weren’t for the computer.  The ability to backspace, change, revise.  I’ve done some hand stuff since then, usually when I’m too far away from the computer; it’s a bit better in quality, but I wouldn’t be able keep up with it.

Oh, gods, I had a Royal manual typewriter with a two-color ribbon. The Selectric was a step up!

At least we wordsmiths are living in relative luxury today.  Remember when the IBM Selectric was the best thing out there?

And another, and another….

Congrats, new drives have that implicit advantage in that you'll now have a backup to the old data.