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Date: 2008-06-20 04:03 pm (UTC)1.I'm sure I've read your FPS somewhere, but off the top of my head, I'm not sure where. I have not read, although I have downloaded, OBS. It's on my to do list, which has been eaten by a very large household issue, which sucketh.
2. I have MAD love for the Retriever-verse. MAD LOVE. Possibly crazy mad love. Did I mention the mad love? In other news, I also have all kinds of love for the Latin conjugation universe. Why yes, I am that weird.
So, if there was a way to click the radio button like 6 times for Retriever-wrse, I would. (It's possible that due to sleep deprivation I actually tried, but the bugger is one of those annoying toggle switches so clicking it multiple times didn't do anything more than make it go on and off. Bugger.)
3. My answer to #3 threatens to turn into a giant "just my two cents" post, and since I know y'all know how those usually pan end, I'll skip. The short version is this: as many a wiser than I am writer has pointed out, all stories are to some extent a Mary Sue story. The good writers take personal experience and transform it into something that isn't just "o, hai, this is my personal baggage, let me show u." Which, you know, y'all don't. (And since I forgot every single time I saw y'all at Cont.Txt--did you see the 30 Days in which a football player volunteered to spend 30 days living as if he were a quadraplegic in a wheelchair? I thought you might find it good inspiration for a certain other story. As for forgetting to mention it at Con.Txt, I'm sure it was all the warm, moist caves that distracted me.)