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I'm addicted...
Tue Aug 27 2002

well, yea, chocolate also. But lately I've been addicted to reading online fictional stories.

While in real life I have a Clancy novel sitting around somewhere waiting for me to pick it up again, I have found great enjoyment in lighter fictional readings online. Today I haunted one of the comic fiction sites. Yesterday a soap fiction site. Before that openfiction.com.

There are quite a few very talented writers out there, and I have enjoyed the light reading diversions they have given me. These fiction sites have also given me the most wonderfully enjoyable excuses to not do laundry or vacuum & dust!

7 Comments
  • From:
    Poopylegos (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Aug 27 2002
    More reading of *The Dirty Rag* will overshadow all those other addictions.

    --Whitney Andrews
    Staff Writer
  • From:
    Annette (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Aug 27 2002
    Oh, I can't wait to register for Landryculus! Will that include Chaos Theory as well?

    @
  • From:
    AngelSatan03 (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Aug 27 2002
    Oh man...I so know whqt u mean when u talked about people walking away from u. I hate it so much. I think its got to be the worst thing u can do to someone. Well, to me at least.
  • From:
    AussieDeafMan (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Aug 27 2002
    Pssssssssst! *tells you a secret - whispers*
    Dirty clothes reproduce worse than rabbits!
    That's why!
    _|m/ ADM
  • From:
    Sezrah (Legacy)
    On:
    Tue Aug 27 2002
    hehe, laundryculus
    i wonder if they teach that one at university ;)
    really appreciated your thoughts on love

    sez
  • From:
    Slipperman (Legacy)
    On:
    Wed Aug 28 2002
    i'm so glad someone finally discovered the mathematical theory behind laundry growth. i often wonder how two people create a full load of clothes about every two days, myself.
  • From:
    TraumaMama911 (Legacy)
    On:
    Wed Aug 28 2002
    That darn laundry, it is expondential for sure. Around here the power goes up by the number of people. Example: Socks x 2 ^4