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>It's been unscientifically proven that a lack of (you)s for writers can lead depression, alcoholism, story abandonment, and an hero.
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What drives me nuts about the Bexarians is that I grew up in Bexar County, and I realized I pronounced the imaginary country as my old county. Which was "Bear" or "Bare", btw, so I mentally pronounce them as "Bear-ians"
What then is the correct pronunciation?
Fuck you, gookmoot. Yes I'm phone posting, but I'm in bed with my wife on my chest and there's no way I'm getting out of bed to fire up the computer to /fucking post to a Bexarian goods distribution request page/ you nincompoop
Dylan Fisher
Pronounce it Bea-Harian for the purposes of my story.
Oliver Price
>tfw your story is reminding me of some of the stuff I loved reading in my school-aged days >hiding in the library, reading everything on the shelves >waiting for everyone to clear out of the halls so I didn't get the shit beaten out of me I mean I guess they are good memories since I wasn't actively getting the shit beaten out of me so thanks
hold up, what's the ira doing with a fiddy cal? u got a loisence for that m8?
Dominic Clark
IRA doesn't need licenses, if the Royal Ulster Constabulary tries to confiscate their funs they bomb the police station and/or raid the British Army for more funs
I want a 900, if only because of the fact that you never see one these days, when ever I hear someone say "Saab" I imagine a three-door 900 from late '80s/early '90s
Joseph Turner
thanks mate
Ryder Carter
But does the constabulary have a license to be making those license checks?
Honestly, this trawler has me worried now. It engages, yet there's no sign of that secret weapon. What sort of devilry are these damned Bexarians up too?
Grayson Diaz
Ay, where they be sendin' you? You may pull my dumbass over for speeding some day.
>Anne Frank becomes pregnant >she's lonely, terrified, desperate, nervous, fearful, and horny as fuck >Peter van Pels is all of the above as well >while the two bond, quarrel, make love, share their deepest darkest secrets with one another, and hide from the prying eyes of the Nazis, an Army is preparing to enter the Netherlands >but this is no ordinary army, it's a force composed of men from the other side of the globe, hardy and discipline, legendary warriors feared and respected by friend and foe alike
you should have been taken out back and shot instead of allowing your mother to waste breasmilk
Nicholas Morris
Well, since /trash/ hates my shit, guess I'm gonna stay here. On the bright side, more battlebus and actual good stories. Speaking of which, I think I just edited a story from my other paste. No more furshit from me. pastebin.com/Ba3NwyxH
It's doing just fine right now. Literally nothing is happening. Fuck off back to /trash/ and stay there.
I'm about to go to gym, I'm almost finished listening to Dave Grossman's "On Combat", and am looking for more similar books to read. His other books aren't available in my country on Audible, but even if I make a second account I'll only have "On killing". None of Loren W. Christensen's books are available as Audiobooks, none that I can find, sadly. If no-one knows anything related, just some audiobooks of old military guys telling old military stories would be nice, WW2 especially. Any recommendations are thoroughly appreciated.
Is there any precedent for changing the color of steel without compromising its ability to make a decent blade? The blades don't have to be particularly long and they don't have to glow in the dark in their respective colors, just maybe be visible as X color from, say, across the street. If changing the composition of the steel is out of the question I could go for something like electrum coating for a green/gold sheen or orichalcum for gold/yellow and also maybe bluing, I've seen some historical blades that are deep blues and lustrous blacks and supposedly many more once were like that but their finish wasn't preserved. Would there be a remotely practical way to have such a finish in a red or purple? I suppose paint is always an option but fuck that I wanna get fancy.
If worse comes to worst I can just use mythical metals since many have defined colors in their legends (hihi'irokane for instance) and several others have had their colors defined by various media like LotR or Final Fantasy.
My Ruby probably is a bit different than a new 10/22.
>black hair with black hair band >blue eyes >glasses >pale complexion >looks to be 25-35 >petite frame >wearing a simple-looking walnut-brown short-sleeve dress
Hey, if it's any consolation, there's at least one nigger here who liked your furshit too. I'd through you a little deer somethin if I could, but the (((mods))) wouldn't like that.
Connor Adams
I'm sure they also have all sorts of extra gadgets and gizmos crammed into the cockpit, so there's that.
Aight thanks, i was thinking she'd be small since .22 lr and carbine length
Aiden Bailey
bump
Logan Williams
I looked it up, and my Ruby is a lot different than a new production model
>walnut stock vs. new "hardwood" >regular mag release vs. factory extended release >differently-shaped front sight >differently-shaped stock neck >differently-shaped stock nose >different trigger pack
So you don't have to automatically use her as a template. I'd recommend coming up with your own ideas on what yours will look like.
Anthony Allen
Wanna fuck nigga
I imagine the hardwood is lighter and the mag release probably wouldn't affect much, I'm definitely gonna include the ruger belt buckle from the vampgewehr story
