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donutsweeper) wrote2008-02-25 10:33 am
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Stupid brain
Yes, it is very important to spend two hours researching the difference between a geological survey and a geographic survey so I can use the right term when Jack dismisses the data presented to him via the report in a brief sentence.
And no, I'm not wasting time on the minutia because it puts off figuring out the specifics behind the evil alien, or how Jack is going to solve things and what's going to happen next- that's just a bonus.
Anyone have a brain that is functioning? Mine appears to be stuck on spin cycle.
And no, I'm not wasting time on the minutia because it puts off figuring out the specifics behind the evil alien, or how Jack is going to solve things and what's going to happen next- that's just a bonus.
Anyone have a brain that is functioning? Mine appears to be stuck on spin cycle.
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I'm sure Jack will figure it out, now that he knows the difference ;) You'll get there! As long as you combine some writing with the research, it'll come. You've got so much done already :D
*waves pom poms* although I'm staying sitting down because if I try to bounce, I'm going to fall over...
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Now if only he'd tell me what the alien is...
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*pulls plug*Er or maybe not
*feeds donuts and chocolate*
If all else fails he could just wake up in the SUV - as if by magic - with the answer LOL
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I am determined to finish my bigbang. 6,000 words and about a third of the story to go, give or take.
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Fold a piece of paper in 3
person one draw a head and shoulders
person two draw the body, and arms
person three draw the hands and legs
then voila a monster
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My main problem is I didn't plan out my bigbang- I can't write that way. I had a basic premise - this lake near where I grew up was considered to be haunted and people always died in it- what if it wasn't haunted, but there was am alien responsible for the deaths instead? So... I've gotten to the point in the story where I have to start to explain the alien and whatnot... and need to start figuring things out in a hurry
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Anyway, I assume there's quite a significant difference between geological and geographical, so it sounds like valid research to me!
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My brain is at starbucks. It wasn't content with the triple mocha+extra shot I got earlier today and wanted more caffeine.
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Mmm, triple mocha. MMM, extra shot.
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I am a massive fan of the mocha. Whoever invented the idea of combining chocolate and coffee deserves a medal
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For naming planets I turn to my job and use drug names. My fave alien planet/drug name is Metenix 5...
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I finally did manage to figure it out. A geological survey done on the Wisconsin Episode glaciation, where trace amounts of Germanium were discovered in boreholes- which enable Jack (with other clues) to figure out the mystery.
I never thought about how I come up with alien names, I tend to just smush together consonant sounds till it feels right
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I will offer some Barrowman, however.
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oh wait.. that sounded, I mean I didn't mean for it to come out like...
never mind *hides*
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I just fell out of my chair, by the way. Thankfully, the bed caught me.
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I honestly didn't mean for it to be interpreted in any way other than having Barrowman mentioned was always a good thing
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