Hello! Welcome to the woods! *does first comment dance* I am an insane person who roams randomly looking for new peoplle, because I know what its like to keep checking back and find zero comments. So here! A comment worthy of your good writing! You have such... finsesse (or however you spell it) and a good sense of humor, and some people with no lives read the bios.... *realisies this shows she has no life* Meep! No, uh...anyway,.. cookies for all! *leaves box of cookies and dissapears in a puff of insanity*

Corey 'Oink Boy' Shanley replies: "Yay! *grabs the box of cookies* I got cookies...wait, why is that the one thign that excites me...ok thats it! I need to diet..."

You never can tell what your neighbors are up to......
Great to have you next door! Why don't you drop by for coffee some time and together we can spread insanity for fun and profit!
-Amy

Corey 'Oink Boy' Shanley replies: "Ok, I am makign a new coherant responce. I enjoy spreading the insanity, and, when the large babboons in purple balls gown jump into the room and do the conga, I know my work has succeeded. Speaking of which, I need to re-stich Mr. Bobo's dress for the dance this evening."

All right fellow writer of the woods,i finally read your profile. S you arent in foruth grade, or were just held back a really long time. Whee! To making adult jokes around small children, then! *raises wine glass filled with ginger ale* huzzah!

Corey 'Oink Boy' Shanley replies: "Yes, also, we simply must coat ourselves in blue paint and dance around. See, i have a theory, people hate others when they are covered in blue paint dancing, and thus forth, it msut be done."

I actually don't know you and am not here for your work. I was in a gallery in Lothlorien and stumbled upon a comment you mad about being Roman Catholic and not being able to have a life outside of the church.
First of all, how dare you. If you had any idea what it meant to BE RC, then you would make no such comment. How can you go around givinhg the Church a bad name like that? I love all the things that you do, and that doesn't have to conflict with the Churches teachings. Have you ever read the Narnia Chronicles? JRR Tolkien? Both extremely Catholic, with very fantastic imaginations. There is no need for conflict.
Obviously you have been raised by your parents in error and have no idea what the true Church is about. What good do you do in bashing it? If you don't like it you are always free to leave, but don't talk out of both sides of your mouth. Don't claim to be Catholic and then turn around and hack it. It's hypocritical, and everyone who reads your uneducated comments may think badly of the church for it. Do you really want to be responsible for everyone who thinks slanderously of the Church because of you?

Overcome by curiosity and the desire to wonder what the loud noises and screaming was all about, I decided to drop by.
I see someone was ranting...
allow me to counter act:
you are a brilliant writer,
dogma doesn't matter.

And really, anyone or any faith who spends their entire life in the service of that/those deities really have no life outside of their faith. It's a choice, simple as that, unless you get into dogmatic statutes and all the red tape crap that goes along with it...

Anyway,
glad to see you're still up and running

-Amy

Corey 'Oink Boy' Shanley replies: "Dear goddess...what did i say. I know i bashed tolkien...but i always do that...I have got to go read al my old comments again..."

*giggles* you're funny

oh! and great sn name! ( I scrolled over the little msn/aim things in the little brown boxy thing)

Yeah, i gotta say, K.Hamilton does lay on the 'passion' a bit thick, but it doesn't detract from the goodness of the book! As for tolkien.. *ahem* I cheated.. I couldn't read the darned things. and that's saying something, as I read over 500 books a year. I listened to them on tape.. heheheh, they were better that way, he started them out as bedtime stories ( i feel sorry for his children, the nightmares they must have had!) and thus sound better read out loud. oops, I am arguing, aren't I? sorry, sorry, on to the comment, it's a bad habit, I must argue or ramble, anyhow, The comment: ok, I read the third chapter bit, and I have to say it was veddy good, however, commas aren't evil, don't be afraid to link together sentences to create more fluency. ( also, feel free to ignore me, I am a comma freak, if you haven't noticed the abundance of commas in this ) peace and prosperity, Elfinchild