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Erich Mielke, (born Dec. 28, 1907, Berlin, Ger.—died May 22, 2000, Berlin), East German government minister who was the long-time head (1957–89) of the German Democratic Republic's dreaded ministry of state security (Stasi), a secret police and espionage agency that scrutinized every aspect of East German domestic life, persecuted and arrested suspected dissidents, and ruthlessly suppressed all forms of dissent through a network of tens of thousands of official operatives and civilian informants, many of whom were forced to spy on their families and friends. In 1993 Mielke was deemed physically unfit to stand trial for his actions as director of the Stasi, but he served two years in prison (1993–95) for the 1931 murder of two police officers.
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The man with no legs stood at the door
Put on his shoes and called his whore,
She had three boobs and two huge breasts;
She was blind and deaf with dark skin tone,
And when he called she heard her phone.
She told the man to drive to her place
So he walked to his car like it was a race.
The cop with no siren pulled the man over
Asked if he'd been drinking, because he looked sober;
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Because her country was in a bad state, she had to get married with someone who she didn't love... lenxkaho...
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the past, there were four imperial musicians all of whom were the
royal children of the Majestic Highnesses, the King and the Queen.
Their first son, an elegant and refined one, could play a flute while
their second child, a cheerful and happy-go-lucky prince, could play
a trumpet. The youngest prince and princess could play a piano and a
violin correspondingly.
¬Because of a war that had struck their Kingdom, the economy of their state had been doing poor. To be able to save it, the Royal Highnesses had thought of a helpful idea. They would give in marriage their youngest child, the princess, with a prince from the other country who has got a vast power amongst others.
Trek. Trek. Trek.
The amber-eyed princess pouted as she and her older brothers started to swiftly approach the chambers of their parents. "Huh, what's wrong with Father and Mother? Why do they have to wake me up?" asked the princess.
"Hey, don't be like that Kaho… maybe this is urgent," said the third prince as he sent his sister disapproving looks. They continued to walk down the lamp-lit corridors with uneasy atmosphere wrapping around them.
"Okay Ryo, but… I'm so sleepy…" muttered the princess.
"Well Kaho, if you want to sleep again, then you must finish this quickly," suggested the oldest prince.
The cheerful second prince beamed at her. "Yeah, that's right Kaho-chan…" he seconded.
"Hai, Azuma
onii-sama, Kazuki onii-chan…" said Kahoko as she childishly
rubbed her eyes.
In no time, they finally arrived at their real destination—their parents' chamber. As they entered in the King and Queen's room, the King greeted them.
"Good evening, my Children… I'm sorry if I woke you up," said the King with his apologetic voice. Sheepishly, he smiled at them.
"It's alright Father. By the way, what do you want to inform to us?" asked Azuma as courteous as he could muster.
The King shifted in his seat while the Queen determinedly handled the situation. "Well, all of you know that our Kingdom's economy is in the poor state because of the war, right? So… we need your help Kaho," said the Queen.
"What is it, mother?" asked Kahoko. The redhead stared at them nervously, partly aware that the Highnesses were planning something.
"Well, we… we want you to get married with a prince from the other country since we are definitely aware that he can help our country…" said the Queen while hopefully gazing at the apparently confused princess.
The princess slowly shook her head but instead questioned, "What? But I—"
"Please Kaho, this is just our choice… please, this is for our country's sake," said the King as he slowly stood up and approached the young lady.
"I… I'm sorry… I have to think about it… I'm sorry…" With those said words, she trailed off and decided to exit. Hurriedly, she ran towards the confinement of her room.
Meanwhile, when Kahoko left the room, the family was engulfed in silence before the eldest prince, Azuma, spoke, "I'm sorry I must go, Mother, Father, excuse me."
Ryoutaro stared at his feet before looking up determinedly. "Me too…" he said and started to follow his brother.
"Same with me… please excuse us…" said Kazuki. He spun around and sped off.
The King and the Queen had seen their children leave from their room with guilty faces.
It's done, I'm so sorry if the story was too short and I made a lot of mistake on my story…
But anyway I need a review and critics, because I'm still an amateur so give me suggestions too…
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Amazing Carpenter Ants Commit Suicide by Exploding at will to Protect their Colony
If someone does sacrifice to save life of dear one then the act is considered heroic and this is very common in human history. But what if animal do supreme sacrifice to protect their loves one by exploding themselves at enemy troop .This seems strange to us because we thought only human have ability to take extreme decision to take their life. But researcher found that this is also a routine part of some social animal arena where animal take extreme decision to take their life to save their colony.
Welcome to the world of carpenter ants which are highly social being like other ants with hardworking nature. But this is not the thing that put them into the special zone of animal realm where they are known for totally unusual reason.
Carpenter ants belong to Malaysia and Brunei and known as sugar ants as well. Camponotus saundersi is a species of Carpenter ants who can explode at will as an act of ultimate defense.These ant produce defense adhesive secretions from their gland which is many times of size of other ants.
Carpenter ants demolish itself via an internal burst or explosion of an organ which bust the skin. This act of animal also known as Autothysis .Whenever spider or weaver ants attack on their territory they burst and spray a sticky secretion in all directions that entangle and immobilize all nearby target. This adhesive secretions have a color that varies .it may be yellow, cream or white according to the season and diet of ants.
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Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away) has a new film out, Ponyo, and now we have a new trailer for it. Anime and Japanese cartoon fans in general will be really excited for this. The story is about a boy who finds a goldfish in the sea one day, and the goldfish (Ponyo) turns into a little girl. It turns out she's a princess of the sea and that she has some pretty big enemies. Watch the second trailer after the jump.
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Add offensive tackle Braden Smith (Olathe, Kan./Olathe South) to the list of 2014 recruits with official offers from Texas.
Olathe South head coach Jeff Gourley told HornsNation on Thursday that his talented prospect, who is already a known commodity throughout the nation, was offered by Longhorns offensive line coach Stacy Searels.
"Talented is a good way to describe him," Gourley chuckled. "You can't say enough about him. We heard the stories and then all of a sudden we saw him as a freshman and he was just what we hoped. He's legit."
Searels first reached out to Gourley in May and wanted to stop by the school to see Smith in person. But Gourley denied his request.
"I told him no, that they couldn't come by," he said. "Braden is equally interested in his academics. Whatever he is involved in is what he is focused on. At the time Searels called, we were in the qualifying meets for the state track meet. Braden also throws. When Stacey called I had told them about the agreement we had [that Gourley acts as the buffer between Smith and all coaches/media]. I didn't understand it as though they [Texas] were offering anything at that point. In our text message the other day Stacey said, 'I want to make clear that we are offering him a scholarship.' "
Smith is the third offensive tackle that Texas has offered in 2014 joining Demetrius Knox (Fort Worth, Texas/All Saints) and Cameron Robinson (Monroe, La.).
The 6-foot-6, 273-pound Smith already has offers from Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Stanford, TCU, Texas A&M and Virginia.
"He is extremely strong," Gourley said. "He is a 475 bench press. He did 455 twice, which reps out to 475, and did 455 like it was a walk in the park. We've capped him at 525 on the squat. There's no reason for him to go any higher."
Gourley said that Smith has anywhere from 5 to 7 percent body fat and that his strength is an obvious strong suit of his game. But it's his flexibility that Gourley believes separates Smith from everyone else.
"He has tremendous low-end power," he said. "I realized he was just a different caliber than anybody when last year during the second game he flipped off of a block and picked up a linebacker in his face. He just popped him right in his face.
"He had one leg that was out in front of him, absorbed the blow from linebacker on one leg. He went all the way to the ground, came back up and put the guy on his butt. That was all done one-legged. When he came up out of that I froze it on the screen. I showed that to one college coach and he said 'That is unbelievable.'"
Because of plays like that, college programs from across the country have inquired about Smith.
The odds of him checking out games on the campuses of any of these schools this season are slim to none. The two sides have an agreement that from the start of the season to their final game he is off limits to all recruiting interest.
That could make it difficult to acquire an accurate reading on his interests. But it won't stop programs from inquiring about him.


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I was gonna post this in the Henson-FSU thing, but thought everyone would want to take a look at it. I was searching because everyone brings up the myth that Carr said he wouldn't recruit any other QBs if Henson committed, when it was really Bowden (at least, first). So, this umich personal site of a guy named Deep popped up last updated in 1997.
I went to the homepage, and it's got bball and some other misc shit. Great recruiting info and needs/commits Chart? charts. Even had a forum at one point!
Anyway, it was cool to read all the old names. Unfortunately you can't get to the archives easily, so there's only the most "recent".


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September 27th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
Mariano Rivera ended his storied career with the New York Yankees last night in touching fashion, shedding some tears on the mound and eventually walking off with Derek Jeter and Andy Pettitte. Nike has elected to honor his 19-year career with this collection, consisting of a destroyer jacket, a PE cleat, a special glove, a 3M tee featuring his #42, a Nike True Fitted wool hat, and the Nike TR Max 360-the visible Air equipped version of the hit Nike Free Trainer 5.0 silhouette. Continue reading to see the entirety of the Mariano Rivera collection from Nike, let us know your fondest memories of the legendary pitcher in the comments, and stay tuned on the off-chance that any of these pieces end up at retail.
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As the 2013 professional baseball season comes to a close, so to does the storied career of the greatest closer of all time, Mariano Rivera. Making his Major League debut as a starter in 1995, Rivera has spent his entire 19-year career with the New York Yankees and has etched his name in baseball's record books.
A 13-time all-star and five-time World Series champ, Rivera is currently MLB's career leader in saves with 652. His accolades include five AL Rolaids Relief Man Awards (given to the best relief pitchers each season), 1999 World Series MVP, 2003 AL Championship Series MVP and three Delivery Man of the Year Awards since taking over as closer in 1997.
Through his unrivaled tenacity, determination and legendary cutter pitch, Rivera's legacy will live on long after he steps off the diamond. To celebrate his storied career, Nike has created an exclusive pack for Rivera entitled "Sierra Circular" or "circular saw" named after his famous pitch. The inscription on the box reads:
Mo, Thank You for the Ride.
Thanks for the stunning saves and clutch wins.
Thanks for the starts when you started, and thank you for closing like no one ever has.
Thanks for the amazing composure, and the cutter.
More than all of that, thank you, Mariano, for doing it the right way.
Thank you for playing with the integrity the number 42 deserves.
You always won – and lost – with dignity. And you always inspired so
many with your game, and so many more with the way you played it.
Thank you.
Included in the pack is:
The custom Destroyer Jacket features the words "Sierra Circular", the number 42 on the right chest, the American Flag with Phil 4:13 verse on the right sleeve and the Flag of Panama on the left sleeve. The back of the jacket is inscribed with "Cortador" (cutter) and an interlocking Rivera logo.
The Mariano custom cleat features the number 42 on the tongue and sockliner. The American flag is highlighted under the tongue flap of the right shoe and the Flag of Panama is featured under the tongue flap of the left shoe.
The Nike Pro Gold Tradition glove is inscribed with his name and jersey number.
Nike TR MAX 360 features a silver Nike swoosh and "Sierra circular" on the heel and "Cortador" on the tab. The American flag is embossed on the inside of the tongue of the right shoe and the Flag of Panama is on the inside of the tongue on the left shoe.
Nike cotton men's short sleeve tee with reflective print.
Nike True Fitted wool blend hat with reflective "MO42" applique on the front, NY logo and "Cortador" on the sides and Nike Swoosh on the back.
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New Delhi : Delhi on Saturday witnessed heavy traffic jams with water-logging on several busy intersections leaving motorists stuck on the streets.
Several areas – Ashok Vihar, Jasola, Okhla, IIT Gate, Chelmsford Road towards Paharganj, Ring Road Sarai Kale Khan towards DND, Sarita Vihar, Defence Colony, INA, Rajghat towards ITO, Aurbindo Marg, Anand Vihar, Wazirbad – were water-logged this morning due to incessant rains.
Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory asking the motorists to avoid these stretches. According to police, about 60% of complaints received this morning pertained to water-logging.
Traffic congestion in Delhi due to continuous rainfall causing waterlogging. (Visuals from area near IGI airport) pic.twitter.com/pgLu93G35H
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Water logging in AIIMS flyover (Delhi) after continuous rainfall which began early this morning. pic.twitter.com/6RsDRkXOWp
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Water logging in parts of Delhi after continuous rainfall which began early this morning (Visuals from ITO area) pic.twitter.com/XRXRyYeddc
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The MeT department said that Safdarjung observatory recorded 43.4 mm of rainfall while 41.66 mm of rainfall was recorded at Palam observatory till 8.30 am. However, humidity level shot up and was recorded at 100 per cent. An official said that minimum temperature recorded was 24.6 degrees Celsius, three notches below the season's average. The weatherman has predicted rains throughout the day which will bring down temperature further.
Maximum temperature is expected to settle at 31 degrees Celsius," he added. Yesterday, the minimum and maximum temperature were recorded at 26 degrees and 32.7 degrees Celsius.


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HOWLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) State Police say a woman from Fort Kent is in critical condition after her car struck a moose on I-95 near Howland.
The crash happened early Saturday morning. 23-year-old Maya Linnell is being treated for severe head injuries at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
Linnell was flown to the hospital via Lifeflight. Troopers say Linnell was headed north when she hit a bull moose around 1:30 a.m.
Police say the roof of her honda accord was torn off. Two other cars hit the moose in the road when it was dead. Police say the drivers of the other cars only had minor injuries.


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Srinagar, Aug 12: With the Srinagar-Lakhanpur National Highway being fully sanitised and convoys carrying fruit and supplies under heavy police escorts, Governor, Mr N N Vohra has asked the Chief Secretary to monitor and ensure uninterrupted traffic movement round the clock.
In view of the sporadic attempts of unseemly elements in Jammu and Kashmir regions to attack or delay the movement of trucks and tankers carrying the supplies, all the District Superintendents of Police (SP) concerned have been ordered to provide police escorts with wireless communication facilities and Road Opening Party (ROP) to ensure unhindered and safe movement of essential commodities.
An official spokesman said today each such convoy will be taken over by the next SP along the highway and handed over to the successive district Police authorities, till the vehicles leave the Jammu and Kashmir boundary.
This arrangement will cover the Highway from Baramulla to Lakhanpur.
The Governor had ordered that each Range DIG will deploy mobile patrols to ensure that no truck and tanker is stranded on the Highway for whatsoever reason. Each mobile patrol will be equipped with wireless sets for communication between the patrols and with the Police Control Rooms. The Zonal Inspectors General of Police will be responsible for supervising these arrangements.
The Governor had, as per his earlier directions, ordered for special inputs on the movement of fruit, petrol and LPG cylinders and supply of essential commodities to and from the Valley.
He had also reiterated the need for ensuring adequate stocking of medicines in hospitals and in the retail stores.
As the pharmaceutical companies in Mumbai have been rushing medicines directly to stockists and dealers in valley, the Association of Chemists and Drug Stores, Srinagar has reported that there is no shortage of medicines in the Valley.
Mr Vohra has asked the Chief Secretary to monitor the ready availability of all the life saving drugs, at all costs.
Meanwhile, since the past four days, about 2600 trucks had entered the State, of which 1137 had arrived in the Valley, including 116 of POL and LPG and 186 of Livestock and Poultry.
As many as 1961 heavy vehicles had moved out, of which 267 carried fruit to the plains.


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text: Hi! Looking for opinions from those who have stayed club level at WDW. We (DH and I - no kids allowed!) will be staying at WL in January to celebrate our 20th anniversary . We've never stayed CL before, but I'm thinking about booking CL for this trip just to add a little extra something to the celebration. Here's the thing, though - DH is a BIG breakfast eater; it's his favorite meal of the day. The continental breakfast offered in the club lounge would NOT do it for him. He needs his breakfast meats and potatoes, so we'll most likely be doing TS breakfasts each morning. I would also plan to make the ADR's myself, as I'm a bit of a control freak. I do feel like we'd be missing out on one of the bigger perks of CL by skipping the breakfast. I don't want to ask, "Is it worth it?", because those types of posts drive me nuts. But, for those of you who have stayed CL in the past, do you think you would still book CL even if you weren't going to use the breakfast offerings? If yes, I'd love to hear your reasons why! Thanks!


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Three Wishes for your kids which will also appreciate it
Beautiful Blessing
Being a parent, you're in the finest position to give benefits upon your son or daughter. Most just want a proper baby although some tend to be more ambitious: the kid must reach a great college making millions.
Your Wish
Whatever your want your son or daughter and there must be many for any well rounded upbringing, the very best three could be financial finesse, culinary skill and social charm.
Financial Finesse
How can we learn financial management and financial savvy? I learnt some fundamental stuff after i would be a Brownie (a junior Girl Scout) however it was real simple stuff for example saving pocket money and never wasting things. Aside from watching my parents which was it!
Further parental advice might be restricted to admonitions for example money doesn't grow on trees! That's hardly training!
Possibly individuals who study accountancy and business will become familiar with some financial management, as well as the average person and Jane the exposure will are unsuccessful of the items is going to be useful.
Nowadays you will find courses readily available for kids to go to. It's never too youthful introducing your son or daughter to one of these simple courses.
Consider your personal illustration of the way you use and manage money. Does your example pass muster? This can be an expedient moment to re-think your financial management or mismanagement.
Canned Cuisine
Tonight again its hamburger or something like that from a can!
Not the easiest method to live if that's your everyday food. Certainly one of my greatest regrets in existence if that i'm not really a better prepare. Again Used to do try &ndash attempted the Cooking Badge using the Girl Scouts and oh my gosh mother did attempt to show me the fundamentals, however i rarely got past peeling the taters.
If you're able to prepare you may think it's natural for everybody to prepare. However it just doesn't come naturally for those.
Basically had time once again I'd took cooking more seriously and when you've children then lose virtually no time, have them signed up for cooking classes.
This really is one skill I believe may be worth a weight course for, and you never know your son or daughter will make you some good food!
Social Abilities Advocate
I'm a total believer in social abilities development.
Within my teaching of British I'm glad I've the chance to have interaction with youthful minds and also to show them why nice behavior is essential.
Social Skill expertise is definitely an underpinning skill for social success. Without developed social abilities, it will be a challenge to have interaction well with other people.
Among the best opportunities I made after i would be a teen ended up being to conserve for any grooming and etiquette course at Lucie Clayton. It was a London finishing school course, and that i spent a couple of several weeks finding out how to behave properly in diverse social situations. Not just that I truly loved this experience.
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may they always make smart financial choices and
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A Syrian neo Nazi activist based in Sydney. Melhelm, who holds a doctorate in political science, is a devoted supporter of Lebanese politician and philosopher Antoun Saadeh. Saadeh became a leading figure in the Syrian nationalist movement during the 30s and 40s. He was inspired by European fascist movements, in particular the Nazis, forming the Syrian Social Nationalist Party in its image, going as far as to even use a swastika for its logo.
Melhem is the Australian based leader and representative of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party. Melhelm who has attended Arab/ Palestine related demonstrations in the past, keeps some very dodgy company. For some years, Melhem has been in close contact with Jim Saleam, president of the Australia First Party. In 2006 Melhem addressed the AFP run event Sydney Forum to discuss Syria. On December 17 2016 he was the key speaker at the Australia First forum in Seven Hills.


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Dave Middlebrook preaches at our Christmas Day family service.
This year's Christmas adverts were all about relationships. Christmas is about a new relationship, between us and God.
The other reading in this service is: Isaiah 9:2-7.
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Meet Fran Friel
I attended a reading that Fran did at the convention for her short story collection, Mama's Boy. And I was blown away. Here's this super nice, super caring lady talking about dead babies falling from the sky. Yep. You read that right. Dead babies. Talk about blown away. So naturally, I had to buy the book. And Fran was kind enough to sign it personally for me. You can read my review of her book over at See Spot Read. Go ahead, you now you want to...
But for this blog, I interviewed Fran so the rest of you could get to know more about her. And you'll see by her answers what a wonderful conversationalist she is. Without further ado~
1. How long have you been taking your writing seriously?
I know that many of us have been writing since we could hold a crayon, but when did you have that subtle mental shift that says, "I am a writer?" I've always known, Stacey. Dr. Seuss and Green Eggs and Ham sent me down that slippery slope at a very early age. I was writing poetry for the community newsletter when I was six. My Aunt Helen was the publisher, and her deadlines were so demanding, I wilted under the pressure and gave up writing until I was "discovered" in high school. But I'm plagued (or gifted…depends on the day) with a Gemini's heart, so there was also art. I spent an inordinate number of hours staring at flowers and trying to draw them. Then there was my Norman Rockwell phase. I recreated his portfolio with colored pencils, and I suspect Norman is still rolling over in his grave. Hmm…I think there's a story there, but I digress. Then there was music (I told you I'm a Gemini!). I played the Bassoon, which is a big double-reed instrument in the oboe family. It's a fairly rare instrument, so I was fortunate to get a full scholarship to a wonderful college prep school, and also to a university conservatory. So, music took front stage for many years, and my writing stayed in the shadows. Finally, in my thirties, I started feeling the pull again, but it wasn't until 2005 when my dear husband made the suggestion that I get serious about it, that I finally jumped in with both feet. Good husband, huh?
2. Do you write full time or do you have a day job?
Well, I'm the keeper of the castle here at Chateau Friel, and that keeps me busier than I'd like to be. I'm financier, bookkeeper, housekeeper, animal wrangler, repair woman, mechanic, gardener, personal shopper, and personal assistant to Mr. Friel (he works a minimum of 14 hours a day and when he's not working, he's mostly sleeping…poor guy). I retired from my private practice as a holistic therapist back in 2005 to pursue writing, but I still see clients part-time. So, I continue to pursue that magical balance between the demands of normal life and writing life. I'm not there yet, but I can smell it. It's close.
3. What is your writing routine like? Any special rituals you must complete to get you "in the mood?"
Being the keeper of the castle and being a Gemini makes setting a routine a challenging thing, consequently, I'm usually flying by the seat of my pants. I wish I could offer some wisdom on the subject, but my goal at this time of my life and my career is to keep writing and to maintain my love of the process. I have had the tendency to make writing a laborious chore, weighting it in my mind as something akin to doing brain surgery in a war zone combined with spreading hot tar on the roof of a sweltering city apartment building. This, as you can imagine, is not an inspiring scenario. Hence, my change of heart—I'm keeping it light, and my muse and I love it! Fortunately, when I'm not castle keeping, I have a very quiet house in which to work. When I write, I don't listen to music (unless I'm in a public place, then the headphones come out and I crank up some ambient tunes to block out the noise!). I don't have the television on. I like it completely quiet (I'm a little ADD, so sound is distracting to me). Writing for me is like a meditation. I'm going someplace deep and far away. I find interruptions almost painful—like being dragged up from the depths back into the glaring world of real life. Ugh.
4. Pantser or Plotter?
I used to be a very careful plotter. I wasn't comfortable writing until I knew most of the details and plot points and how I was going to get were I was go. It felt like writing with a connect-the-dots approach. Then I started to notice that I was losing the juice. By outlining with so much detail, I often felt like I'd already written the story, so the creative energy seemed somehow spent before I did the actual writing. So with my need to keep loving the process, sans the roof tarring misery, I decided to start writing blind. I'm a firm believer in the magic of the creative process, so I challenged myself to take an inspiration and just run with it. An inspiration usually comes in the form of a scene, or maybe just a snapshot of a scene—a mystery for me to solve. What is this scene about? Who is in it? What is the significance of the objects I'm seeing or the feelings this image is engendering in me? It's kind of like stepping into the scene of a movie, or stepping onto a set where everyone is frozen in place. What's happening? I'll sit with those questions for a while and daydream until the answers start to get clearer. Then I just start writing—drilling down. So far this process has never failed me. The story begins to reveal itself, and I just follow along. When I get stuck, I pose a question to my psyche about whatever the problem is, then I take a break. Sometimes I take a nap, or sleep on it. Inevitably, the muse and the secret writer in my brain's private office, they sort it out and bring me the answer. This is my version of the elves who make the shoes while the cobbler sleeps. I'll make notes about a story when an idea hits me, but I don't plot anymore. I may make a scene list that can be juggled into place and repositioned for continuity and arc, but for me, that's part of the editing process. I fast draft the first draft with minimal editing, so as not to stifle the creative process, then I put on my editors hat. I'm merciless in the editing process, which is much easier to do when I take off the hat of the artsy fartsy writer—she's much too sensitive about "killing her darlings."
5. Have you always been a fan of the horror genre?
Not really. Like many folks, I read Stephen King and Dean Koontz before I became a writer, but my first love has always been Science Fiction. I fell into writing horror kind of by accident. I was eager to get my first publication credit, and a friend told me that the Horror Library was holding a contest. Winning included publication, so I gave it shot. To my surprise, I won. I seemed to have a bit of a knack for twisted tales (which I attribute to having older brothers—read my story, "Mashed," and you'll see what I mean).
6. "Fine Print" was one of my favorite stories in your collection, Mama's Boy. The society and the idea of the dreamers was very detailed. How did you come up with the idea?
I'm so glad you enjoyed the story, Stacy. When I wrote it, I was worried that the pacing was too slow for most readers, but I made an executive decision to slow it down and follow wherever it wanted to take me. That's how the details of the Society of Dreamers emerged. I've been a long-time student of The Monroe Institute, where I've studied the subject of expanded consciousness and things like the out-of-body experience, life after death, and near death experiences. The esoteric and the mystical have fascinated me for most of my life, so I guess the concepts just bubbled up out of my psyche. There was very little thinking and planning on the subject—the details just revealed themselves piece by piece.
7. I've met you in person, and you are so fantastically sweet and caring. But some of the stories in this collection, "Special Prayers," for example are amazingly dark. How do you explain such a dichotomy between your public self and your writing self?
You're very kind to say that, Stacy, but I'm not really sure. I did spend sixteen years in private practice as a holistic therapist, not to mention, a lot of years of training and private therapy. I've gone to very deep places with folks, as well as in my own personal work, so I guess you could say that I'm not afraid to plumb the depths of the human psyche. The psychology of why people do what they do, fascinates me. I believe that for the most part, we're not born evil. We learn it as a means of survival. That doesn't justify the darkness they inflict on others, but it sure is an intriguing subject to explore.
8. Who are some of today's authors that you admire?
These days, I read mostly Science Fiction, and I tend toward British writers, like Peter F. Hamilton and Iain M. Banks, but I love the work of Cat Rambo, Kelly Link, and my old favorites, Jack Vance and Julian May. Some of the horror voices that I really enjoy are Gary Braunbeck, Gene O'Neill, Tom Piccirilli, John R. Little, Kealan Patrick Burke, and John Mantooth, all who write strong character driven stories with a psychological bent.
9. What is the best piece of writing advice you've ever received?
Well, I know you asked for the best, but I've gotten a couple. Hard to pick the best.
1. I took a fiction course at Gotham Writers' Workshop with Terri Brown Davidson. She's the angel who taught me to use the two hats writing approach of fast drafting with complete abandon, then switching hats and passing the reigns to the ruthless self-editor. It's very freeing!
2. Stephen King's, On Writing, changed me as a writer with his simple advice to "Tell the truth." I've never forgotten that. When I get antsy about writing something that's personally uncomfortable, but completely truth for the character, I put on my big girl pants and tell the truth, just like Master King told me.
3. A few years back I did a writers' intensive where we did tabletop critiques with seasoned professionals. We went from one instructor's critiquing circle to the next—kind of like running the gauntlet. One instructor, who knew my work well, literally said, "What is the sh*t? This opening is completely incomprehensible!" Tough skinned, I took my lickin' and went on to the next instructor. He also knew my work well, and preceded to tell me that the story was the best thing I'd ever written, particularly the opening. That day, I learned that opinions are just that—opinions! I take them all with a grain of salt.
10. What advice would you give to new or aspiring authors?
I would recommend a couple of things:
1. Join a critique group. If you can't find one, create one. Francis Ford Coppola's, Zoetrope.com Virtual Studios is where I started. Only about ten to twenty percent of the advice you get in most critique groups will be of value. When multiple people tell you the same thing, then take serious notice. The rest, take under advisement.
2. Volunteer to be a slush reader for a fiction magazine, preferably one in your genre. The experience is invaluable, because you learn quickly what not to do when you see the same errors over and over. You also learn how editors choose stories. It often has nothing to do with the writing; rather it's a personal preference, duplicate subject matter in an issue, or a story is just not right for that particular month, etc.
3. Go to writing conventions or workshops. Study your craft (particularly the Three Act Play, theme, POV, and voice) and meet people face to face. Introduce yourself and be humble. These friendships and connections can make a huge difference in your career long-term.
4. Write a lot, but let your first drafts sit for at least a couple of weeks before you do your next draft. Waiting will help you see your work with fresh eyes. Avoid rushing to submit. If your writing is good enough for publication, make sure it's the best work you can produce at the time. Otherwise, you'll regret it later and wish you could go back and fix all the crap you didn't notice because you sent the story out too quickly.
5. Finally, Fast Draft with wonder and abandon. Edit fearlessly!
Thanks so much for the opportunity to talk with you and your readers. It's been a real pleasure. Let's do it again soon!
No. Thank you, Fran, for sharing so much with my readers. (I told you she was a sweetheart, didn't I?)
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FRAN FRIEL lives and dreams by the sea in southern New England. She's a two-time Bram Stoker Award finalist and winner of the Black Quill Award. She writes horror, dark fantasy and science fiction, and like many "respectable" authors, she is currently working on a novel. You'll find Fran's award winning collection, Mama's Boy and Other Dark Tales, at ApexBookCompany.com and other fine book sellers.
Fran's work has been featured in anthologies such as, Horror Library Vol. 1 (Cutting Block Press), Tiny Terrors 2 (Hadesgate/UK) and Legends of the Mountain State III (Woodland Press), as well as publications online and in print at The Horror Library, Apex Digest, Insidious Reflections, Wicked Karnival, The Lightning Journal, Lamoille Lamentations The Eldritch Gazette, and Dark Recesses Press. Fran's limited edition debut novella, Mama's Boy, was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award (2006), as was the the follow-up collection, Mama's Boy and Other Dark Tales (2008 Stoker Finalist).
You can find Fran on FaceBook, Twitter, and at her blog.
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11 comments:
- themanicheans said...
Such a great interview. Very humbling, and very inspiring. :)
Johanna K Pitcairn for the Manicheans
- October 26, 2012 at 12:38 PM
- A. F. Stewart said...
A wonderful interview.
- October 26, 2012 at 1:25 PM
- Fran Friel said...
Johanna and A.F. - Thank you so much!
- October 26, 2012 at 1:42 PM
- Fran Friel said...
"I wasn't instantly a Fran fan." -- LOL, Stacey. Must have been Freudian. And SO sorry about the bio. Gah! It's been that kind of week.
- October 26, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- Spot said...
OMG,Fran! That's supposed to say I WAS instantly a Fran Fan!!
- October 26, 2012 at 1:49 PM
- AJ said...
Great interview Stacey and it is great to see Fran getting some well deserved love. She's an awesome, awesome woman.
- October 26, 2012 at 1:54 PM
- Fran Friel said...
Stacey - I had to laugh when I read that. I've done the exact same thing, and I was mortified. It was Karma for me. ;-)
Thank you so much for so generously profiling my ramblings. I'm deeply grateful for your time. I know first hand that blogging is a time consuming process.
And btw, it was love at first KillerCon sight for me, as well!
- October 26, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- Fran Friel said...
AJ - Thank you so much! It's been too long, darlin'. Sending much love to you and yours.
- October 26, 2012 at 2:10 PM
- Spot said...
Oh Fran, it was a labor of love. I'm glad you had so much advice to give!
And thank you to everyone who stopped by!
- October 26, 2012 at 2:39 PM
- Anne Michaud said...
I'm now a Fran Fan, too - thanks to you:) Dead babies from the sky? I'm so there!
Happy #CoffinHop :)
- October 27, 2012 at 12:51 PM
- Fran Friel said...
Anne - You made my day! Thank so much for stopping by and commenting.
- March 30, 2013 at 5:55 AM


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I have a pretty new Xcel wetsuit. I really love the fabric and fit, but I keep getting water trapped in my calves. I suspect it's because it may be a bit too long because while it really does fit me very well, there is at least [I]some[I] small amount of extra fabric in the legs. In any event, it was a gift and although I highly doubt that there would be a suit that would fit better, I can't return it at this point in any event.

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It's bodyboard dude. Don't worry about the extra water, or just build your calves.
calf raises....all day every day. make sure you balance that with a decent trap workout too. don't wanna look like a fool with your shirt off.
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Hate to tell you man, but I think it's just kinda the way wetsuits go. The same thing happens to me (I have an Xcel suit too, if that makes a difference).
Wetsuits are designed to trap water—it's how they work. When you have a suit designed to trap water between you and it, there's going to be a certain volume of water in the suit. When you stand up the water has nowhere to drain but down and neoprene is stretchy. Hence the balloon legs.
I just deal with it and slip a finger under the cuff of each leg when it starts really annoying me. But if it really bothers you, I've heard of people using things from velcro or rubber bands around their calves to punching holes in the legs. It's not really a huge deal though, especially (I imagine) when bodyboarding.


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Posted 4/14/2010 11:39 AM (GMT -7)
This is a little off topic but I have spent the last few weeks hashing thru all the negatives and now I need to feel positive!
1.) My family who has been so supportive of me thru this whole process
2.) My boyfriend who has seen me at my worst and is still here
3.) This board where you can vent and everyone understands because they have been there
4.)My doctors office both GP and GI who are always respectful and helpful
5.)Supportive coworkers
6.)Last but not least my most faithful friend Duncan who is my 13 year old brown tabby cat. He always seems to know when I need comfort and just lies beside me to comfort me.
Dx with crohns February 25, 2010. But suspect I had it since 2002 with very mild symptoms.
4 lialda a day.
3 entocort daily for the next few months
hyosamine for daytime
Bentyl for evening
Ferrous Sulfate(iron supplement)
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Posted 4/14/2010 5:04 PM (GMT -7)
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Cimzia, Asacol
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Posted 4/15/2010 6:21 AM (GMT -7)
I agree tewcute, I think if we all take a moment we can see alot of things to be grateful for. I know I have the best husband around. He massages some part of my aching body every single night. And he spoils me rotten:)
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*Every tomorrow has two handles. We can take hold of it by the handle of anxiety, or by the handle of faith"*
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Posted 4/15/2010 6:54 AM (GMT -7)
I totally agree I do this all the time try to look at the bright side of life but also be realistic but not drown yourself in the negative things.
I am very grateful for my hubby who is very helpful with all my needs, but still does not baby me to much hehe.
my 3 Standard Poodles who always make me laugh and get me to go out for a walk.
My wonderful GI and his nurse who are always there for me.
My parents who do everything for me.
My forum buddies who always know how I am feeling ;)
My wonderful bed.
All the lessons I have learned form begin sick, like be patient from all the wait.
And I could go on and on
And the fact that I am alive ;)
25 year old female from Iceland.
Diagnosed with : Endometriosis march 2007, Anxiety disorder august 2007, CD/UC they don't know witch October 2008, Autoimmune Hepatitis in July 2009
Medication - Humira, Asacol, Librax, Cipralex and Cerazette.
My wonderful dogs :) ~ www.poodle.is ~
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Posted 4/15/2010 7:34 AM (GMT -7)
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Posted 4/15/2010 8:14 AM (GMT -7)
I am grateful that snakes usually run and hide when approached,but those that doint, have a white mouth you can see in the dark and they hold it
open while waiting to bite,, that gators usually prefer to eat small animals, that big blue herons crap while flying low instead of high less I get hit with something that looks like a bucket of white paint but smells like dead fish. I am grateful that the state bird, the brown pelican , is rare here because they have been known to land in your boat and fight you for the fish you just caught . I am grateful that airplane toilets no longer flush out of the plane while flying .I am grateful that the pythons released by ,ahem, people in Florida have not made their way to Louisiana,,,Yet,,,. Neither have piranha, or pocket rats. I am grateful for never being hit by the jumping carp that have invaded the waterways here . I am grateful that we dont have that little fish called a (spl) Candyru here because they will swim up an important orifice while you are in the water. Best keep your knickers on. I am grateful I live in the country because there is always a trusty woods to run to when you have the runs. I'm grateful that some chef has not found a recipe for crawfish that has the world clamoring for our mud bugs, because the price is high enough now. I am grateful for fireant killer, roach spray, mosquito repellent, gnat spray, wasp killer and the kling free softener sheets,,they remove the lovebug splatter from my windshield and truck bumper during the dreaded lovebug season. If you have lovebugs where you live, though we have another name for them that i can't say here, you may want to try the klingfree fabric sheets . I am also glad I can come here and express such goofy things and maybe bring a smile to someone...
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Posted 4/15/2010 8:51 AM (GMT -7)
I am am grateful that I am not having worse health problems right now even though I am in a small flare. I have a friend who has kidney problems and if push comes to shove, I can get my colon out and perhaps be better for her she may lose her kidneys and that sucks. Along with all the pain she has been through. We are a good support system for each other and I am grateful for her. I am grateful for EVERTYIHG in my life, my hubby, my dogs, that I have a job, family, health insurance, medications even though I grumble about
the system, living in a safe place and it could go on and on. Yes, Sniper, indeed, you brought a smile to this face. What a cute sense of humor you have.
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Posted 4/16/2010 1:12 AM (GMT -7)
tewcute said " cat...always seems to know when I need comfort and just lies beside me to comfort me." I have 3 cats who always seem to know when I'm feeling bad and want to lie with me and comfort me. Or is it the heating pad?
Grateful for family and friends,for you all and for God and a Big Book!
Male, 54 years old with Crohn's since 15 years old, diagnosed at age 46. Terminal ileum resected 2002. 5 months of remission. Crohn's has now been active since early 2003. Had a gall bladder removed Nov. of 2009. Currently on Remicade every 8 weeks, Nexium, Iron, B-12 injection every 4 weeks,5-asa Asacol, Morphine Sulfate as needed for pain. Cymbalta for long term pain control. 5-asa Salofalk, Entecort, Imuran and Prednisone in the past.
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Posted 4/16/2010 6:29 AM (GMT -7)
Too funny!! Aren't kitties womderful???
Dx with crohns February 25, 2010. But suspect I had it since 2002 with very mild symptoms.
4 lialda a day.
3 entocort daily for the next few months
hyosamine for daytime
Bentyl for evening
Ferrous Sulfate(iron supplement)
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Posted 4/16/2010 8:23 AM (GMT -7)
This has been a good thought provoking topic. I'm thankful for so many things, but we'll see if I can narrow it some:
1. Thankful for my family who have supported me during the ups and downs of this DD
2. Thankful for a church family that has supported me like my actual family since we live 10 hours away from all of the actual family
3. Thankful for a job that allows me some flexibility with my schedule
4. Thankful for an outstanding doctor, great nurses, and a talented surgeon in a small town in Arkansas
5. Thankful for a God that can still do miracles and hears my prayers
6. Thankful for pain meds when things get bad
7. Thankful for a beautiful 5 year old daughter, who has faith that God will heal my tummy
8. Thankful for this board and the wonderful people who understand what I'm going through and give great advice to help each other through the difficult times
9. Thankful for skills, knowledge, and talents that I am able to share with others both on this board and at work. I get to combine all of these things this summer on a mission trip as an athletic trainer for Athletes In Action's Men's Basketball Tour in Guatemala. If your interested in following the trip and have a Facebook page, check out "Shawn's 2010 Mission Trip to Guatemala."
10. Thankful that God has given me remission (at least for now) of this disease and allowed me to begin getting into outdoor activities like hiking, running/walking 5K races, and geocaching.
Probably better stop there. Hope everyone has a great day!
Diagnosed with Crohn's in July 2005. 2 Bowel Resections in 2008.
Currently taking Pentasa 1000 mg 4X/Day, 6MP 100 mg/day, multivitamin, Lopressor 100 mg/day (Blood Pressure), Remicade IV every 8 weeks, Omeprazole CR 40 mg/day, Lomotil BID, Immodium BID, Cholestyramine 2 grams daily
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Posted 4/16/2010 8:55 PM (GMT -7)
I'm thankful that elephants cant fly.
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Posted 4/16/2010 9:40 PM (GMT -7)
isergodur... shouldnt you be glad you live on the other side of the island? ;-)
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Posted 4/16/2010 9:40 PM (GMT -7)
And those pink elephants I see sometimes aren't really real. (Are they?)
Dx'd w/ Crohn's in 1979 at age 14. Bad flare 2008 but no health insurance so I dealt with it. Colonoscopy in July 2009 caused a perforated colon, emergency bowel resection. 2 fistula's, perianal and perivaginal.
Dr. wants to try Humira...STILL waiting on that! Not sure what is taking so long...
Currently just take a probiotic, a multivitamin, calcium, magnesium, and fish oil. I also take Tramadol 50 mg and Klonopin (for anxiety) as needed.
Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here we might as well dance!
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Posted 4/16/2010 9:49 PM (GMT -7)
as for me, that i was able to comfortably retire after being so sick.
that i have met so many people, good and bad
that i have been so many places in the world ( at someone else expense)
that i have skied on glaciers in switzerland
that i have swam in the pacific, the atlantic and the indian oceans
that i have eaten on 4 continents but only crappped on 3!
that i have flown a small plane for a short time
that i have been able to shoot many bullets but never in anger
that i have touched the most awsome power of destruction but in peace
that i have helped protect all my fellow citizens from war without having to fight
that i have driven over 120 mph LEGALY
that i have CD or my life would have been much differant
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Total Posts : 119
Posted 4/17/2010 1:27 PM (GMT -7)
This was a great topic to start especially for new people like myself just realizing what crohn's is and how depressing it can make you feel. My husband always tells me to stay positive and that the mind is very powerful (as far as how you feel).
The people and things I am thankful for:
2) My husband who has been so suportive through my anxiety and now crohn's (and slight depression from finding out about
crohn's). oh and even after all my weight loss he still says I am beautiful (love is blind)
3) My children who drive me crazy but I love them to death
4) my toy maltese Gina, my two cats, and my sun conure
5) MY TOILET (I want to decorate my bathroom since I am in there so much, lol)
6) a roof over my head
7) My flat screen TV my husband bought for the room since I have to spend so much time in here
8) My car so I can get around because I would never leave the house if I had to take the bus or subway
9) looking forward to remission and being able to finish college and graduating
As I sit and think of all the positives it has really made me feel much better then to keep thinking of everything I am scared of. I would also like to say that I am very thankful for finding this site and all the wonderful people on here that not only post the bad but the good too.
Thank You
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Total Posts : 23
Posted 4/18/2010 3:31 PM (GMT -7)
I like this topic:)
I am grateful for...
Number one my amazing family, they might not always understand but they try!
My amazing boyfriend who takes care of me.
Having a place where people actually do understand!
Having a place to live.
My family again.
I am grateful that Im starting to see there is a light at the end of the tunnel :)
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It is high time to raise altars and temples to the glory of Anonymous!
Incidentally we also have finished levelling our statues this week.
We usually prefer to play rather than to show off. But, on this special occasion, I will make an exception to tell my guildies how proud I am of them and of all that we have achieved together.
After a whole year of constant efforts, we have reached rank 1 on 26 June 2016. We could have been happy with that and have rested on our laurels, but we have decided that we were here to stay.
In 30 weeks at the top, we have:- gained a lead of more than 217,000 trophies over the former #1, Match Masters,- finished in 1st in terms of trophies half of those 30 weeks- won all @actreal's quarterly leagues (http://community.gemsofwar.com/t/top-50-guild-league-table-history/2648)- set up a new record of trophies at 51,489 trophies. During that special week our members have particularly showed how dedicated they all are because, in spite of the time required by our jobs and / our kids, we have had 26 guildies in the leaderboard in the middle of the week and still 22 at the end of the week.
So I would like to say a huge thank you to all those of have made these achievements possible.Thanks to the devs, @Sirrian and @Nimhain especially , for providing us with that great game we are all addicted too. What do you have in store for our next million?
Thanks to @dhjl, the best player of GoW. After @MrSammy, he has been the 2nd player in the world to reach lvl 1000, on 6 August 2015, and his record in ranked PVP is still unequalled.When he took the lead of Anonymous, in May 2015, there were only 6-7 members left and the guild had dropped to about rank 55. He has had great ambitions for his guild and made us all dream with him and make those dreams come true. Although he quit the game last summer, we are still trying to follow his path as best we can.
Thanks to @Geran (I know, you are going to hate me for naming you publicly ) for the 83K trophies made and the 134M of gold given in 1 year and a half of dedication to Anonymous, and for all the help in the management of the guild.
Thanks to our former members for their contribution, especially those who are still with us on our Discord server, whether we hope to see them back some day or they are doing an amazing job building our future rival (http://community.gemsofwar.com/t/birth-of-a-legend-concealed-supremacy-new-guild/17995).
A huge thank you to our current members, for their competitive and friendly spirit and for all the fun. To the veterans who have shared the good and the bad times along the way, for their constant loyalty. And to the more recent recruits for having fitted in so well and bringing us so much. The one thing I don't miss of the dhjl era is that the guild chat was very silent. Now we can share much more than a common goal across the continents, cultures and languages, and it is an awesome and enriching experience. You guys rock! Best guild ever.
And thanks to our friends!
We are currently full, but our waiting list is always open. Our recruitment thread is here: http://community.gemsofwar.com/t/anonymous-1-guild-on-pc-mobile-is-recruiting-30-30/13092We may practice some Masonic rituals but we don't bite!
Congratulation for such huge achievement! 1 Million trophy is no joke. Need dedication and hard work to achieve that. Respect!!
Congratulations Anon!
1 million is incredibly impressive. Kudos to all current and former members.
Congrats! That's a real achievement.
Kudos Anonymous! 1 Million trophies is a major accomplishment.
Very heartfelt congratulations on an awesome achievement!
Thank you also for providing Intrim and other guilds with the daunting task of chasing you down.
You have set a high standard of competitive achievements that motivates us all to try a little harder.
Great job!
Absolutely phenomenal job!
Mmm Giggity.
Shout out to all the guild members who made this possible, both past and present.
Amazing achievement. Privileged to have been part of the journey.
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Wow Nice!
Cool it worked out like that.
Congrats on 1 million trophies. That is a huge achievement
Aelthwyn, this is fantastic! You and all the members of Anonymous deserve my sincere congratulations. You and Geran have done a wonderful job, as have all the other members. I'm so proud of my former guildies!
Congratulations guys, well played.
Congrats to everyone in the guild, nicely done champs.
@Koolbiird It is nice to see you here.
Thanks everyone. And good luck for the next i week.
How much rituals have been done since the guilds birth?! Ha ha.
Too many for us to count.
Congrats to my fellow Anonymous members!It's an honor to be part of this amazing guild!
Pretty ambitious to call yourselves GODS when you are not even DEVS...