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Finley Markus
11-16-2006, 09:14 AM
Hello... I am Finley. You can call me Fin. I'm 17 and have been writing since my fifth grade -- (first story was a fan fiction where I put me and my friends in the places of the Power Rangers... don't judge me) -- and it's my passion. I have a lot of ideas swimming through my mind, which I find interesting, but you may not.

I guess the easiest way to break the ice is to reveal one of my quirks... I have a bad tendency to not finish stories, due to a loss of interest in them. I also have a hard time beginning them. It seems like the middle is always the easiest.
zerobytes
11-16-2006, 09:31 AM
LoL. Nice to meetcha Fin and welcome to WF.org. It is interesting to me that you have a problem starting and finishing - my problem has always been getting through the middle. Ah well, bienvenidos amigo - and I'd LOVE to read that power rangers fanfic sometime :D

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Finley Markus
11-16-2006, 09:33 AM
Ah well, bienvenidos amigo - and I'd LOVE to read that power rangers fanfic sometime :D

Hah. So would I. But I'm kind of glad that I lost that thing years ago. I remember that I changed the Putty Patrollers into The Ethanators- Ethan was a friend of mine. So in that sense, it's really scary.
zerobytes
11-16-2006, 09:34 AM
HAHA - that's freakin' awesome. BEWARE THE ETHANATORS. Finley Rangers UNITE!!!
Finley Markus
11-16-2006, 09:36 AM
HAHA - that's freakin' awesome. BEWARE THE ETHANATORS. Finley Rangers UNITE!!!

It's even funnier that I made my teacher let me get up in front of the class and read it to my classmates. It was so embarassing --- especially because, at the time, I was in love with this girl named Kayla, and in the story, she was the Pink Ranger (and I, the red), and I made her hopelessly, dangerously in love with me.
zerobytes
11-16-2006, 10:30 AM
Classic. The true power of writing! I'm sure she was impressed with your literary prowess and perceptive allegory :D
Finley Markus
11-16-2006, 01:25 PM
Classic. The true power of writing! I'm sure she was impressed with your literary prowess and perceptive allegory :D

More like disgusted. She never went out with me. And, now that we're seniors in high school, I call her The Gay-Turner--- the main reason I turned gay. haha. I'm joking with her, of course.