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Dec 06, 2011 12:13

I read a fable the other day, and I'm afraid to report that it was absolutely horrid. Badly in need of repair. Worth no more than a harlequin. Worth no more than a third of a harlequin, even.

Quite awful, in summary.

So I've rewritten it. Mind, it's no literary masterpiece, but it's an age away from the dregs I drug it out of.

Ahem.

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/sneaks in baitswitch December 6 2011, 17:44:39 UTC
Goodness. Were you always this verbose?

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knaveswitness December 6 2011, 17:52:12 UTC
Always.

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baitswitch December 7 2011, 01:48:21 UTC
Even so, you write well, all things considered.

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knaveswitness December 7 2011, 14:22:21 UTC
Considered, he says, as if I weren't a genius of literary turn of phrase.

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a_parting_word December 6 2011, 17:58:10 UTC
Break, why do I feel a sudden air of malevolence...

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knaveswitness December 6 2011, 19:07:25 UTC
I'm not sure, hound. Canine senses tingling... ?

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a_parting_word December 6 2011, 19:09:30 UTC
...you're enjoying yourself.

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knaveswitness December 6 2011, 19:10:50 UTC
Does it show so clearly upon my scaly brow?

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voice; knaveswitness December 6 2011, 19:07:57 UTC
Must a man be bored to create art?

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voice; knaveswitness December 6 2011, 19:10:05 UTC
Thankfully I've never been a fan of the so called "modern" arts. I'm more familiar with the classics.

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verysmallpig December 7 2011, 04:29:46 UTC
O-oh! Do you know Owl?

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knaveswitness December 7 2011, 14:26:10 UTC
I know an owl.

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verysmallpig December 8 2011, 05:19:22 UTC
Why, so do I! M-maybe it's the Same Owl, being that there aren't many Owls here I mean...

[He fidgets a little bit with the front of his jumper.]

Do... do you happen to know any Poohs?

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knaveswitness December 8 2011, 15:23:17 UTC
I'm afraid that a Pooh is among the large list of people I am unacquainted with.

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ironmanic December 7 2011, 06:54:34 UTC
That curse was definitely, like, two weeks ago buddy.

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knaveswitness December 7 2011, 14:27:28 UTC
[Break just sort of stares blankly... then idly rummages in a pocket, takes something out... and slams it hard on the counter a few times.

Then holds up a broken watch.]

My clock is slow!

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ironmanic December 8 2011, 05:29:19 UTC
In some regions, we call that broken.

Get a new one or find an editor. Quick.

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knaveswitness December 8 2011, 15:24:17 UTC
Broken, slow- it accomplishes the same result and that result is that my sense of time is off, off, off.

[tosses the watch- screw that watch.]

Might you point an old man towards an editor, then, my spry young gent?

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