venvariants wrote:Clearly, from the posts above, all of the contestants have been driven to madness by the wait.
Yes, they've gone crackers. Ha-ha! Sorry. That was inexcusable. Those results better come soon!
Preston Dennett
(HM x 2)
venvariants wrote:Clearly, from the posts above, all of the contestants have been driven to madness by the wait.
Strycher wrote:How do chocolate cookies work in a land with no chocolate chips?
preston wrote:venvariants wrote:Clearly, from the posts above, all of the contestants have been driven to madness by the wait.
Yes, they've gone crackers. Ha-ha! Sorry. That was inexcusable. Those results better come soon!
Preston Dennett
(HM x 2)
austinDm wrote:
Up until this thread, I'd never even heard of Marmite/Vegemite before. What exactly does it taste like?
Dustin Adams wrote:I think I've had these. If so, they're a bit stiffer than a saltine, and slightly less crispy, and there's no salt at all, not on top nor in the dough (ok, there probably is but I couldn't taste it). But they're not sweet, either.
So what you're really saying is:
Grayson Morris wrote:Strycher wrote:How do chocolate cookies work in a land with no chocolate chips?
They don't bake them here.
george nik. wrote:I've tasted marshmallows and I found them uneatable. It's probably due to the fact . . .
Martin L. Shoemaker wrote:This is the Lost Quarter, never to be decided!
francisbruno wrote:From my horoscope (The onion):
Just take things one day at a time this week, even though you're up against a race of impossibly advanced aliens who can move through time at will.
First horoscope that I truly believed in.
Kary James wrote:Martin L. Shoemaker wrote:This is the Lost Quarter, never to be decided!
<POONKA POONKA POONKA POONKA POONKAPOONKAPOONKAPOONKAPOONKFfffztclick click click>
Dang, it jammed!
francisbruno wrote:From my horoscope (The onion):
Just take things one day at a time this week, even though you're up against a race of impossibly advanced aliens who can move through time at will.
First horoscope that I truly believed in.
You'll find to your delight that love at first sight is very real, and to your horror that revulsion and loathing on fifth sight is, too.
E.CaimanSands wrote:austinDm wrote:
Up until this thread, I'd never even heard of Marmite/Vegemite before. What exactly does it taste like?
Ever chomped a raw oxo cube? It tastes like that!
Kary James wrote:That's my horoscope, too. *cue Twilight Zone music*
Rebecca Birch wrote:My Onion horoscope:
They say you're at the end of your rope and that you should just give up and resign yourself to failure, and they're board-licensed psychiatrists and therapists, so they should know.
I think it's probably a good thing I've already gotten my rejection ...
Strycher wrote: Side Bar: Tina! I am going to get your crit to you! At. Some. Point. [Probably tomorrow.])
Kary James wrote:*dresses in camo and facepaint*
*sleeps in the middle of the sandbag pit surrounding the marshmallow launcher*
*waits until dawn to lull her target into a false sense of security*
*sees Preston amble by on his way to get his morning coffee*
A-HA!
<POONKA, POONKA, POONKA, POONKA, POONKA, POONKA,POONKA, POONKA>
*Assesses her handiwork, noticing a stray marshmallow floating in Preston's coffee cup*
*nods sharply*
That'll teach 'im.
Jennifer Hicks wrote:I just opened up my e-mail to see a new message from Writers of the Future, and my heart pounded a few times before I realized it was a request to fill out a survey. Sigh.
wellsdesigned wrote:I guess that would be the microscopic upside to a rejection at this point. No reaction to a WOTF e-mail.
francisbruno wrote:Just went back to look at my Semi-Finalist letter from Q4. It came on a Thursday evening, so maybe today is the magic day?
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