2013 WRITER OF THE YEAR- OPEN!

[pip]

I think I've got something for you Pooh, it's going to need a fair bit of tinkering though. I just can't get it to flow properly. In any case it'll be a nice guilt free distraction from a problematic chapter I'm working on.

I might even get into the habit of doing these drabbles, they're like sudoku for writers.

I love killer sudoku especially designing my own, somewhere on this forum there's a 12 sudoku's of Xmas I posted for Batty.

As for tinkering and being a writer, I'm not the latter, so don't have problems with the former.

BTW in your avi it says "Land of Sea and Granite." How can a land be a sea?

To go nerdy the Dothraki Sea in A Song Of Ice and Fire is land

[poohcarrot]

...which also isn't Guernsey!

For the record, if you include any smileys or write in a different colour in your stories, it won't be posted. Black or Black only!

[poohcarrot]

...which also isn't Guernsey!

For the record, if you include any smileys or write in a different colour in your stories, it won't be posted. Black or Black only!

The above comment about black only was a fib! I thought I'd have to put all the colour bits in myself, then realised if I clicked on "quote" I could get all the colour codes.

Just posted #31 (in colour) & 32

[Batty]

Not really, coz land and sea are opposites. Something is either the land, or it's the sea. Tulip is not the opposite of land.

If you are being literal, then what about the Land of the Rising Sun??


One of the drabbles mentioned that Scorpio is an animal of the Spider family. Really? Scorpio is a water sign.
If a scorpion is classed as an arachnid, then I've learned something!

[poohcarrot]

Not really, coz land and sea are opposites. Something is either the land, or it's the sea. Tulip is not the opposite of land.

If you are being literal, then what about the Land of the Rising Sun??

If you assume Greenwich to be the centre for longitude and Japan is in the "Far East", then the sun rises in Japan.

[Batty]

Not really, coz land and sea are opposites. Something is either the land, or it's the sea. Tulip is not the opposite of land.

If you are being literal, then what about the Land of the Rising Sun??

If you assume Greenwich to be the centre for longitude and Japan is in the "Far East", then the sun rises in Japan.

Not really, coz land and sea are opposites. Something is either the land, or it's the sea. Tulip is not the opposite of land.

Not really, coz land and the Sun are different. If something is the land, then it cannot be the Sun ...

[Jan Van Quirm]

One of the drabbles mentioned that Scorpio is an animal of the Spider family. Really? Scorpio is a water sign.
If a scorpion is classed as an arachnid, then I've learned something!

Definitely are arachnids and they do have 8 legs, as do ticks and mites who're also in the same class. It's thought that scorpions did evolve in the oceans (they do look similar to lobsters if you think about it ) and are Arthrapods like them and crabs and, back in the fossil records, trilobites. They all have jointed legs in common with spiders who're obviously the most well-known archnids

[stripy_tie]

It's definitely a land of sea Pooh, some things go beyond logical inconsistencies.

[meerkat]

One of the drabbles mentioned that Scorpio is an animal of the Spider family. Really? Scorpio is a water sign.
If a scorpion is classed as an arachnid, then I've learned something!

Definitely are arachnids and they do have 8 legs, as do ticks and mites who're also in the same class. It's thought that scorpions did evolve in the oceans (they do look similar to lobsters if you think about it ) and are Arthrapods like them and crabs and, back in the fossil records, trilobites. They all have jointed legs in common with spiders who're obviously the most well-known archnids

You beat me to it, Jan! Yes, they are arachnidy are Scorpions! And they did begin in the sea!

[Batty]

Definitely are arachnids and they do have 8 legs, as do ticks and mites who're also in the same class. It's thought that scorpions did evolve in the oceans (they do look similar to lobsters if you think about it ) and are Arthrapods like them and crabs and, back in the fossil records, trilobites. They all have jointed legs in common with spiders who're obviously the most well-known archnids

You beat me to it, Jan! Yes, they are arachnidy are Scorpions! And they did begin in the sea!

Is that why I enjoy playing Spider Solitaire??

[poohcarrot]

Just posted #32 & 33

[Who's Wee Dug]

poohcarrot wrote:
Not really, coz land and sea are opposites. Something is either the land, or it's the sea. Tulip is not the opposite of land.

Batty wrote:
Not really, coz land and the Sun are different. If something is the land, then it cannot be the Sun ...

Not quite true Batty, the sun is made from paper, paper is made from tree's, tree's come from the land.....

[Batty]

poohcarrot wrote:
Not really, coz land and sea are opposites. Something is either the land, or it's the sea. Tulip is not the opposite of land.

Batty wrote:
Not really, coz land and the Sun are different. If something is the land, then it cannot be the Sun ...

Not quite true Batty, the sun is made from paper, paper is made from tree's, tree's come from the land.....

I wish that I was scientific like you, Dug!!

[Jan Van Quirm]

Just posted #32 & 33

Isn't that 33 & 34?

[poohcarrot]

Just posted #32 & 33

Isn't that 33 & 34?

You evil, puppet-master mastermind, you ! This whole getting me to post numbers plan was designed to catch me out.