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[somedaynotsoon]

Also, Dragonite (and below)?

I don’t know what “and below” means. I’m assuming you mean “also Dragonair and Dratini”. To this I reply “That’s too many for me to handle in one ask at once”, especially since Dragonite in no way resembles Dragonair or Dratini.  

Etc. etc. - I’m at a bit of a quandary. Especially avid readers of mine will know that this isn’t the first time I’ve done a bunch of pokemon fetish concepts. This page has entries for those two prevolutions. 

There is a distinctive part of me that wants to copy these asks into that, but another part knows that it’s just a bunch of editing, which is less worth it than it sounds. I don’t like the prospect of cross-copying, though, either: using the entries there, here. 

Sorry for rambling - I guess my issue is I don’t know what to do with this one. I completely lack ideas for Dragonite, and the prevolutions are limbless snakes without mouths. I suppose, for this moment, I’ll settle with linking the writing.com page which I haven’t updated in months and months. I apologize.

[somedaynotsoon]

Alright, I need to know.

I have an idea, and I’d like to ascertain its possibility. 

Who here has an account on Writing.com? A reply or a reblog to the effect of “i do” will work. I’m just trying to get a head count. 

I had an idea for a Campfire Creative (read, a 25-person maximum group project) and I might consider inviting a bunch of tumblr folks and, as it develops, posting updates. That seems like the most reasonable way to do it, anyway, IF I do it.

[somedaynotsoon]

Sacrificing Practicality for Sleekness

I’m starting to get a bit irritated at this web 3.0 nonsense

Deviantart and Writing.com (I don’t know when it happened, but it happened) got updated and now they’re all stylized and have this sleek, more intensive to process design. It makes it thoroughly unpleasant to attempt to navigate the former on mobile, and it slows down me logging in to the latter and doing what I need to. 

Why are all these old websites that had simple code and easy designs now insisting on updating their look? It’s a bit frustrating. 

[zexoguy]

So, apparently, Writing.com tries to make you buy a paid membership to continue reading interactive stories at a certain point. Does anyone know if there's any way around this (that doesn't involve going to a different site)?

[hollymerryauthor]

I received a special letter all the way from the USA. Inside was a Writing.com Good Deeds 3rd place merit badge. It has found a safe place on my writing desk, alongside the US poinsettia stamps that came on the envelope!

For anyone who hasn't heard of Writing.com, I highly recommend it as a place to read, share writing and help out aspiring writers by commenting on their work. Here is a link to my Writing.com portfolio:

Portfolio: hollymerry - Writing.Com

Writing.Com is the online community for creative writing, fiction writing, story writing, poetry writing, writing contests, writing portfoli

[skatoonyfan1234]

SHRINKING MATT: Roger

All of the sudden, to his shock, he heard a voice INSIDE the mousehole! And it called his name! The voice was familiar... "DAD??" cried Matt. "Oh my God! You've shrunk to my size, too!! But how?" "Well..." Matt's dad began, sheepishly, "I saw a jar of that one liquid and thought it was a protein drink that your mom said she would make up for me. Apparently, it was your shrinking potion. But...wow! Son, it works!! Do you know what this means?" Matt's father, Roger, was also a scientist, but a rather absent-minded one. Roger had always encourage his son's scientific endeavors, no matter how crazy they sounded. And they often were. The shrinking potion was the first crazy science experiment that actually worked! And Matt could see that his father was proud. Matt could also see that his father had the same idea, also using a gum wrapper to cover himself. Good thing Matt chewed a lot of gum! Matt paused before answering, "It means that we are the two smallest men in the world?" "It mean...you're hit on one of the biggest discoveries of all time!!" cried Roger.

https://www.writing.com/main/interactive-story/item_id/933025-Shrinking-Matt/map/13311121

[altamont498]

Sherlock Holmes teams up with Det. Jake Peralta in order to solve a serial murder case.

Wrote a Brooklyn Nine-Nine/Sherlock Holmes crossover fanfiction based on a writing prompt on Reddit. If you wanna check it out and maybe give it some love then you can do so here.

[skatoonyfan1234]

leno gains muscle

Leno could see his belly was shrinking.

It shrunk smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller still. Soon, his belly was nice and slim, and really thin. His sweater and pants looked slightly oversized, but aside from that, he was quite puzzled. He shook his head. Maybe he had lost weight, and been so wrapped up in work and his personal life that he hadn't noticed. it was then he looked down at his upper arm and could not believe what he saw. His arm was a lot thicker than he could remember. Also the veins in his arms were clearly visible, pumping heavily with every heartbeat. Out of curiosity he flexed one of his arms a little, and to his surprise the biceps responded by growing into a decent peak. He whistled in surprise.

Within seconds, Leno felt himself gain more muscle. Within seconds, he looked quite buff, filling up his clothes nicely. His pants were a little short showing his ankles & were fairly tight around his larger quads & calves. His shirt was filled out to the max stretching it to the max do to his larger pecs, shoulders & arms. His shirt outlined every muscle including his chiselled 8 pack abs. His clothes felt a bit tight, but they still fit him. "Wow!" Leno said. "It's like I'm a different person!"

Leno went upstairs to his room, stripped down to his underwear, and started flexing in front of his mirror.