Fast Fiction 07.11.06

[stanleylieber]

Comments

[mein]

That picture turns me on in a strange, fucked up sort of way.

[stanleylieber]

How so.

[blndsnnts]

Chuckled hesitantly! :) I like.

[stanleylieber]

Thanks. :)

At some point I'm going to have to tie all these stories off and put them into a single collection. I'm not sure how that is going to work, yet.

[landruc]

That is an interesting problem. I troll occasionally (perhaps more than occasionally) and I don't often think about the consequences or reasons why. There is a kind of thrill to it, even when I know it alienates people and gives them the wrong impression of my true opinions/feelings.

In fact, perhaps there's a kind of thrill to it because I know it alienates people and gives them the wrong impression of my true opinions and feelings. Perhaps.

[stanleylieber]

It's even more insidious when the troll in question has taken up residence in a community, and interacts half-normally, part of the time, but then resorts to maddening flame-baiting the majority of the time.

[landruc]

That might just describe me. Except my comments have been referred to as "impenetrable sarcasm."

[stanleylieber]

You'd better not be the person I'm thinking of!

[sparkligbeatnic]

Fascinating image.

[stanleylieber]

Thanks, the photograph really grabbed me.

[sparkligbeatnic]

Are you making any efforts to show your work in a gallery in a major city?

[stanleylieber]

Not yet. Do you think I should?

[silenceinspades]

awesome.

i generally don't understand trolls myself.

i look foward to the plinth mold feature film.

[stanleylieber]

It's comforting to know human nature remains relatively consistent through to the 22nd century.