In all seriosity (now a word), I had fun with all youse guys. With how much life had been cramming itself into the picture, I'm happy I was able participate for that long - I have no regrets.
I said some things that I think needed to be said; I had a venue and a (captive) audience to share some stories; I was forced to pull more out of my head than I otherwise would have. It was personally a win for me.
I also got out before Gary showed up to make us all write those six topics again, perhaps in the space of one hell week. You mark my words, contestants, it's coming. I'll be sipping an Old Fashioned and laughing my ass off over here. :D
I also got out before Gary showed up to make us all write those six topics again, perhaps in the space of one hell week. You mark my words, contestants, it's coming. I'll be sipping an Old Fashioned and laughing my ass off over here. I've been cackling with glee the last few times the Dreaded Six have appeared for much the same reason.
You've been one of my favorites for the whole season. It's been such a pleasure to read your work; you have such a strong and consistent voice. Thank you for all the amazing writing.
Thank you, and likewise! Your work has been almost impossibly good. In a lot of writing, you can see clear lines of inspiration, tethering the piece to something that came before. I always love it when a work seems conjured out of whole cloth, great and out of nowhere, and you've wizarded that up with alarming regularity. :)
I was looking for that Pepe LePeu clip where he says "Vive l'amour, we die togezzer" and jumps off a building. But it turns out that it was heavily censored in years past and is almost impossible to find, even on Youtube!
:D Those gifs show how most of us feel after getting voted out, I think!
I really enjoyed reading you this season, and I think you really stretched into some new areas with some of the later entries. The Scarecrow is probably my favorite of the season, but I also liked the completely unexpected setting and execution of this week's entry. Nicely done!
Thank you, and I'm glad you liked it! I felt like the Scarecrow entry could have really opened up with some more time and attention, fleshing out the background and dropping more breadcrumb hints, but then, maybe that would just bog it down.
I always looked forward to your entries and was frankly certain you were going to take this season.
In all seriosity (now a word), I had fun with all youse guys. With how much life had been cramming itself into the picture, I'm happy I was able participate for that long - I have no regrets.
I said some things that I think needed to be said; I had a venue and a (captive) audience to share some stories; I was forced to pull more out of my head than I otherwise would have. It was personally a win for me.
I also got out before Gary showed up to make us all write those six topics again, perhaps in the space of one hell week. You mark my words, contestants, it's coming. I'll be sipping an Old Fashioned and laughing my ass off over here. :D
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Thanks so much - I've really enjoyed reading your work.
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I've been cackling with glee the last few times the Dreaded Six have appeared for much the same reason.
In other news, after reading the results:
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I really enjoyed reading you this season, and I think you really stretched into some new areas with some of the later entries. The Scarecrow is probably my favorite of the season, but I also liked the completely unexpected setting and execution of this week's entry. Nicely done!
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I always looked forward to your entries and was frankly certain you were going to take this season.
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