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  1. Torana

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    lol Cogito you will have to find new things to pun I'm afraid......and come up with more. Though I'm sure it won't be hard at all :p
     
  2. Raven

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    Depends on How hard.
     
  3. Torana

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    lol well we always seem to leave ourselves open to his puns so it shouldn't be that hard really! :p
     
  4. Cogito

    Cogito Former Mod, Retired Supporter Contributor

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    What? Me commit puns?

    Where's the evidence...
     
  5. Raven

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    We will have to devise a PUNishment then.
     
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    Maybe in a way it is easier to come up with characters and stories for children than adults. Day before Christmas I went to one store and they had all sorts of stuffed animals on sale for really cheap so I bought a bunch. Went to another store where they had 3" tall dolls in really cute outfits so I bought 3. Then 2 days after christmas went back and bought a bunch more critters and dolls just to have on a shelf where they will sit until they enter a story.
    They don't even get names until story time.
    Is this sort of the way others come up with ideas?
     
  7. Torana

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    I randomly think of names out of the blue and then set to creating a character. I've a massive book of them now too. I use them for my writing and nothing else. Even my poetry has been based on some of them.
     
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    When I start to write I don't have anything in mind. Just start talking to the critter or it is talking to something else. Then as I write the name is just there. No thought in the process at all. Kind of strange I think.
    If I do think of a name first they never match the story and I have to change them.
    Alfred would never do for a hero and Lynda is not much of a glamorous name so they would be changed or never used.
     
  9. Torana

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    well see I always create and know my characters like they are real people to me before I begin writing. If I don't I can't write. Strange but that is how it works for me. Not many people I know do it like that.....
     
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    I think that is where children writings are so different. Just put a word down and let the imagination flow.
    If I was writing for adults I would probably think the story out a head of time and then put it down on paper. It would probably be very stilted and forced.
    But children are just fun and I am childish enough to take full advantage of the fact.
     
  11. Torana

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    I love writing for children, I write for mine all the time. Just never show anyone :p

    I even write them lullabyes.....they love it too, especially when their names re in there! :)
     
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    In a way that is when my story telling really took hold.
    When you can't get off the couch without a lot of pain you tend to do things with children that doesn't require much effort. So I would start a story and tell it to a certain point then Ray or Dan would add to it and I would finish it.
    We took magical adventures all over the world and the moon and just had a lot of fun.
    So then I started writing down my stories when I figured I wouldn't be around to tell my grandchildren stories since they live so far away. I can email them to them and Sean reads them to his younger sister.
    And yes don't children love to be in the story.
     
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    ahh they sure do.
    It is funny to see how excited they get,
    I;ve even put photos of them in there and written stories for the photos
    that really gets them excited, almost like a diary for them really
     
  14. Torana

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    night all I am off to do house work I put off earlier :)

    talk again sometime later today :)

    have fun
     
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    Have fun, T
     
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    Dang, half my posts disappeared...
     
  17. Lemex

    Lemex That's Lord Lemex to you. Contributor

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    Hey Odinschild, is that Cthulhu there on you're display picture.
     
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    It is. Cute, cuddly, chaos causing Cthulu...
     
  19. Lemex

    Lemex That's Lord Lemex to you. Contributor

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    Lol, yes, so loveable.
    if you havn't noticed, I'm a big Cthulhu fan. :D
    Wow, I'm suprised some one else has heard of him. haha
     
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    Hmm... this place just doesn't feel the same. I miss my old Chatbox.
     
  21. Leaka

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    Hello everyone.

    How are you?
     
  22. Lemex

    Lemex That's Lord Lemex to you. Contributor

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    Hey Leaka.
    I'm great, you?
     
  23. Leaka

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    I'm good.
    :)
    I'm a little bouncy today.
    And its has nothing to do with sugar.
     
  24. Lemex

    Lemex That's Lord Lemex to you. Contributor

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    haha.
    What has it to do with?
     
  25. Leaka

    Leaka Creative Mettle

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    I don't know really.
    Woke up feeling pretty good.
    I think its cause I hit my head on my bed's backboard. Maybe I have sustained an amount of brain damage or something.
    lol!
    Joking.
     
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