[cry of dismay] I don't have enough chocolate! Maybe I'll get marshmallows and build a s'more fort... :DCookie wrote:Your welcome. Now go build a chocolate book fort and revel in its chocolately goodness. ;)
How do terrible books get published?
Re: How do terrible books get published?
Hi, my name's Fenris. I'm a thousand-year-old monster who's broken free to destroy the world. Your kids will love me!
Re: How do terrible books get published?
That is even awesomer!Fenris wrote:[cry of dismay] I don't have enough chocolate! Maybe I'll get marshmallows and build a s'more fort... :DCookie wrote:Your welcome. Now go build a chocolate book fort and revel in its chocolately goodness. ;)
Re: How do terrible books get published?
Talk about devouring literature and a ravenous hunger for knowledge - kinda adds a whole new perspective.
Re: How do terrible books get published?
As the only member of this forum with public works and planning experience (so far as I know), I am afraid I must insist on reviewing the plans and specs for all edible forts. To be certain only the highest quality building materials are used, I will need to take core samples with my spoon...er engineering tools. I think I should also do site inspections and issue permits for a small permit fee, payable in chocolate.
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Re: How do terrible books get published?
Margo, I think Harold Bloom wrote a limp-wristed Edgar Allan Poe pastiche called THE BONELESS HAND.
I doubt Cheekychook would have planning code problems, since the chocolate book fort would probably be classified as a temporary structure. VERY temporary if I had it.
I doubt Cheekychook would have planning code problems, since the chocolate book fort would probably be classified as a temporary structure. VERY temporary if I had it.
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