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• [Deleted User] Posts: 32,379

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  30/12/14 - 01:20 #2

  muggins14 wrote: »

  So, I know (mr Mod) we aren't supposed to discuss other FM's, but I really just wondered - out of 10 - what people thought of starry-rune's writing abilities, considering - essentially - what his/her thread is is basically an audition of their writing skills.
  
  So, whaddayathink?

  
  I think it's shite. Far to obvious.

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• muggins14 Posts: 61,844

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  30/12/14 - 01:23 #3

  Sorry, I realise it wasn't out of 10 at all

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• pugamo Posts: 18,039

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  30/12/14 - 01:23 #4

  There's no option for Crazy Chris incarnation finally runs out of material?

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• muggins14 Posts: 61,844

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  30/12/14 - 01:26 #5

  pugamo wrote: »

  There's no option for Crazy Chris incarnation finally runs out of material?

  There's no option for Mr Spock finally reaching earth either, there could only be so many options

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• Si_Crewe Posts: 40,202

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  30/12/14 - 01:27 #6

  Initial thought: Who?
  
  Subsequent opinion: I just look at the person's profile, see whether they make a habit of generating cobblers and then use that to decide whether or not the current thing is worth giving a toss about.
  
  As a rule, it usually isn't.

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• muggins14 Posts: 61,844

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  30/12/14 - 01:32 #7

  Si_Crewe wrote: »

  Initial thought: Who?
  
  Subsequent opinion: I just look at the person's profile, see whether they make a habit of generating cobblers and then use that to decide whether or not the current thing is worth giving a toss about.
  
  As a rule, it usually isn't.

  In that case, your opinion doesn't matter (as does mine, as i got bored on the first page ) I was merely asking for literary critique - to me they seem to be writing some kind of book or play that they want response about, so I just wondered if their story was 'reaching' the audience, getting them emotionally involved or not

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• Billy_Value Posts: 22,920

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  30/12/14 - 01:38 #8

  Would someone like to direct me to the the thread in question?

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• muggins14 Posts: 61,844

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  30/12/14 - 01:55 #9

  Billy_Value wrote: »

  Would someone like to direct me to the the thread in question?

  sorry, it was at the top of the board for so long http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2035624

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• David_Hill Posts: 3,073

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  30/12/14 - 02:01 #10

  I nearly died of laughter reading that thread. The replies are hillarious.

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• muggins14 Posts: 61,844

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  30/12/14 - 02:02 #11

  David_Hill wrote: »

  I nearly died of laughter reading that thread. The replies are hillarious.

  The replies are what makes that thread

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• Michael_Eve Posts: 14,455

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  30/12/14 - 10:39 #12

  I am emotionally invested now. :kitty:
  
  Don't spend much time on GD but I think that thread is really good fun.

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• TWS Posts: 9,307

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  30/12/14 - 10:42 #13

  his writing is not up to much but fellow DS posters are quite hilarious which made the thread entertaining

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• Frankie_Little Posts: 9,271

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  30/12/14 - 10:45 #14

  This is the rewrite of The Virgin and The Gypsy, I'm assuming? D. H. Lawrence did it so much better.

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• Semierotic Posts: 11,131

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  30/12/14 - 10:46 #15

  Stop giving him/her oxygen.

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• abarthman Posts: 8,501

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  30/12/14 - 10:49 #16

  TWS wrote: »

  his writing is not up to much but fellow DS posters are quite hilarious which made the thread entertaining

  I agree.
  
  Members like starry-rune bring out the best/funniest posts from other DS members..

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 6,924

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  30/12/14 - 10:51 #17

  It brightened up what could have been a very boring day (or three).

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