| Re: Many thanks Cosmos, 4s00th, Grant, insane4boyz, J. Chandler |
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From: " +Grant. " <+Grant@grant.grant>
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Subject: Re: Many thanks Cosmos, 4s00th, Grant, insane4boyz, J. Chandler
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In article <ed5fec8f6125afed12acbfc7fe40ed63@mixmaster.it>, George
Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
> Hi
>
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> Many thanks Grant for posting another Stevie story, it is
> also very funny like your others, it is funny that he still
> didn`t understand the real reason for the flashlights beaming
> during the nights in his cabin, and the rest of the story was
> also very funny in my opinion. It is very nice to see funny
> storys like this one posted in our newsgroups, it remembers
> me of times in the past in other newsgroups and also in this
> one when people enjoyed some nice times doing things like this,
> and that is really great in my opinion.
>
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> Take care and best regards
>
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>
You are welcome.
I don't mean to disillusion you but the person who is "Stevie" told me
the stories about him so he had to know about the lights. I wrote the
stories the way I did to dramatize them for interest. Funny is a big
part of interest don't you think? LOL
I have to make up a lot of the details in the really true (he said)
stories because he only told me the basic parts in the emails and some
of that is too strange to post. Also I have to make them look like a
kid is writing them. That limits me to what a kid would know and say.
For example from the camp story:
"He had a friend in a different cabin he played with during outside
free time. He was from Japan. They had a strange game where they took
turns yelling and throwing each other on the ground. Weird!"
The "boy" who is telling the story doesn't know about Judo that they
were practicing. Kids do now but not in those times. I don't think it
hurt the story too much to make fun of it a little. LOL
I will explain why Stevie doesn't like horses I wrote in the camp story
in another story. I will use his "friend" from Argentina who loves
horses to bring up the subject. This penpal literary device is very
useful. LOL
When I write about Stevie's first real sexual situation I will write
some of it from the perspective of the other person(s). I don't know at
all how Im going to do it but that is what makes it an interesting
challenge for me.
DS used to post funny jokes and stories. I really miss him.
--
Grant
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