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[Lilydragon]

Ultimate chimichunga, extra sour cream.

Ok, if that's your favorite food you NEED to try New Mexican food. Hatch red and green chili roasted perfectly, stuffed soppapilla's, enchiladas, tostadas, pesole, just the chili alone is worth the trip. If you need an excuse http://www.nmtricon.com/ is coming up week after next...

[Kc]

BTW... for anyone wondering what might be a pet peeve. Don't send me messages or PM's asking for the show to be longer. It's annoying, and I'm running out of my nice responses.

[yarri]

BTW... for anyone wondering what might be a pet peeve. Don't send me messages or PM's asking for the show to be longer. It's annoying, and I'm running out of my nice responses.

*GRINS* you could send them my way I'll answer that question for you I have lots of unnice things to say and I've got a brown belt in the art of snark. I have been studying under the Grand Snark Master Osiris

[kineticnrg]

Here's an interesting question. When writing, which do you prefer: to write it out on paper or type it out? For some reason when I write I find it much more relaxing to write it out on paper.

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

Well, hello again, Mr Wayland. As we are approaching the end of the month - what are your plans for Halloween 2012 on October 31st? I hope you do threaten to nuke anyone dressed as a zombie who dares to ring at your doorbell.

[Kc]

Here's an interesting question. When writing, which do you prefer: to write it out on paper or type it out? For some reason when I write I find it much more relaxing to write it out on paper.

Computer typing. It's reproducible, I can read my writing, and it's also digitally dated for legal purposes (intellectual property etc..). I'm also really fast typing, much faster than writing with pen and paper. Sometimes when I'm doing brain-storm sessions I sometimes write on paper, but that can get lost easily too.

Well, hello again, Mr Wayland. As we are approaching the end of the month - what are your plans for Halloween 2012 on October 31st? I hope you do threaten to nuke anyone dressed as a zombie who dares to ring at your doorbell.

Hee hee.. It'll be a very calm night for me. I plan on staying in with a bunch of friends, carving pumpkins and then watching classic old horror movies.

[RamblinMike]

Does it hurt you the way it hurts us when a favorite character dies? Also, do you feel the tension when there's a long delay (in story-time, not real-time) for something that the story will eventually demand? E.g. Scratch's eventual demise or some of the big zombie reveals.

[Kc]

Does it hurt you the way it hurts us when a favorite character dies? Also, do you feel the tension when there's a long delay (in story-time, not real-time) for something that the story will eventually demand? E.g. Scratch's eventual demise or some of the big zombie reveals.

For me there's no shock because it's something that's planned way in advance. There's people I miss working with, but it's all part of it. Tension for story elements? That'd only be if there wasn't an outline in place or we write myself into a corner, which hasn't happened yet. There was one or two, "How do I make this work logically and not forced?" moments, but those just need time and attention.

[RamblinMike]

For me there's no shock because it's something that's planned way in advance. There's people I miss working with, but it's all part of it. Tension for story elements? That'd only be if there wasn't an outline in place or we write myself into a corner, which hasn't happened yet. There was one or two, "How do I make this work logically and not forced?" moments, but those just need time and attention.

No shock, but does it make you sad? When I re-listen to chapter 24 I know ahead of time

SPOILER 

that Kalani will die

, but it still makes me want to shed man-tears. I guess I mean, do you feel empathy for the characters?

[Kc]

No shock, but does it make you sad? When I re-listen to chapter 24 I know ahead of time

SPOILER 

that Kalani will die

, but it still makes me want to shed man-tears. I guess I mean, do you feel empathy for the characters?

Depends on the character, but at the same time I'm the one ultimately choosing death for them, so I remain somewhat detached. Ask me this question again at the end of the series and I might have a different answer-