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megazem
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[2008-04-23 19:23:31 +0000 UTC]
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# Statistics
Favourites: 707; Deviations: 0; Watchers: 39
Watching: 57; Pageviews: 11131; Comments Made: 726; Friends: 57
# Comments
Comments: 408
sorry! i was sorting through my friends and accidentally removed you! I'm adding you back though.
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thats ok 
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yup i added you back. sorry about that. (:
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Hey Mega, I'm online in DeathCreation if you can get on to chat.
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hi there 
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As one fantasy writer to another - hi! I'm a lot older than you and gay (so's my writing!) but hey - us writers got to support each other!
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thanks
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I shall, and you too, mind. Thank you for the watch - greatly appreciated.
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*smiles*it's no problem we gotta stick together.by the way,i'm starting a new fantasy story.I quit my last one since I was feeling so down while writing,but this time it will be different
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I'm a bit stuck on mine at the moment too! I've murdered two priests in a rather ghastly way and now the bishop's been attacked too - but I decided to do edits on all ten novels so far published on Lulu - do you know of Lulu? Print-on-demand, no upfront costs to publish - great site.
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i heard of it.a friend of mine published her poems on it i was gonna use it but incidentally...i ripped up the book i was writing before *sighs*the stress these days is killing me.
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I'm now retired and still the stress is too much! My Telco can't get its bills right and today I received a visit from the council to value my house. No notice of course, and naturally, I was out.
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*pats your back*times are tough my friend,but everyone finds a way to deal with stress.i usually kick back and take my stress or anger out on a video game like halo or a fighting game or something i could beat thats a challenge.(by the way i know sometimes my spelling is atrocious but i can't help it 
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I got 'Oblivion' for last Christmas - everything else went to hell for a whole three months - I did nothing but slaughter. Them games is dangeroius! No art, no writing - I felt terrible!
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I was always useless at sports - preferred chess - there were no electronic games when I grew up, just board ones. I am extremely thankful I was never exposed to Gameboy.
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I'm growing up during the video game "revolution"as most people would call it.it helps me to know stuff like video games because my fall back if i don't become a writer or artist would be a video game tester,maker or general computer expert.
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I came in at the very start of it. I used to write programs in Quick-basic, many of them performing highly sophisticated scientific calculations. They were used by my industrial-chemistry company for many years and as far as I know, the biggest, most powerful one is still used, for manipulating paint formulations. These were the days of Tandy, when floppy disks were just that. I once wrote an entire suite of programs to handle the factories raw-material ordering, batch programming, formulating and stock-control all on a 56k (yes k!) Tandy TRS-80. The operating system was DOS of course, and took up a whole 13k of the memory, leaving me just 43 k to program in! We finally had to buy an external double-disk drive to give us a whole extra 112 k - so much memory! I was in seventh heaven!
Our main printer was a huge beast, with a revolving chain, like a teletypewriter. It used 15-inch wide, punched-hole paper at about 15 char per second. Naturally, it broke down very frequently. Naturally, I eventually became the firm's first computer expert, but was rapidly overtaken by technology! Within five years, we had a whole roomfull of people much better than me! I still reckon I was the best programmer though! My work in Quickbasic still ran rings around the people who now used Cobol, Fortran or C++ !
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awesome
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Wow 
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your avatar looks like a fox whs gonna blow someone dude.
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