KnifeInTheCrayonBox / Comments

Thanks for reading my story and commenting on it. I dp plan on making it into a chapter story. I will be adding more to the first chapter shortly. I did make a few spelling mistakes though lol

You mean the page for story layout editing?

Go to "My Mibba". In the right side bar, there's the [b]Stories[/b] part. The layout function is under those options on the side.

I need a password for it :/

Thank you for the comment on my journal(:

Thanks for commenting on The Princess and The Stones:) I really appreciate it.

Nit picky is awesome! Thank you so, so much! :) And yup, hopefully a couple more parts two. I'm going to take it on a darker turn a few parts later. I'm happy you liked it though :)

have u evr been thru anything similar?

thanks for the journal comment.

Why, thank-you very much, Kayla - (Pinkstar61).
Ireally hope that you like it as it reflect on what actually, sadly happened on the day.

Love.
David. D. (U.K.)
(Musicmaker94.)

XXXX.

I don't know, I just got bored of it I suppose. I'm indecisive so I might go back, or maybe not.

You're welcome. Yes, do let me know if you do. It'd be interesting to hear. (:

LOL...

No problem, I hope everything goes well for you.

Yeah, I hope everything works our for you<3 Good luck, he sounds like a handful.

i so love number 4 on ur facts :).

no, I'm not from florida!!! haha. That's funny they're both named Andrew. I'd rather tell him myself then have someone else tell him...even though it'd be harder haha!

The only part of your comment I found rude was the whole "look it up yourself" crack. Not everyone owns a Bible. I am one of them. I detest the Bible and do not follow it, there is no point for me to have one. I googled the terms and made sure more than one site had the same verse to make sure they were accurate. I don't have the ability to look up the verses myself considering I don't own a Bible. The Internet was the best thing I had. :| That part just seemed a little snotty to me. Sorry if I misinterpreted it. The rest of your comment, I found nothing rude about it because I felt like you went about it in a respectful way. And for that I thank you.

I used Leviticus because it's what most Christians use to condemn us. I don't actually know all of what it says, honestly. I use the verse that most people will use to attack us. That being said, the journal was not directed at all Christians and was not directed to Christians alone. It was directed to people who insult others for being gay. There is a very large difference between being respectful about your views and disrespectful. I have come across a lot of so called Christians who blatantly insult me by telling me I'm disgusting and such nonsense, and follow it up by telling me god will send me to hell. That is disrespectful and I won't stand to see it happening anymore. Thinking it's a sin is one think, being rude and hurtful is another. The way you said your opinion was a respectful way and while I don't agree with it, I have no problem with the way it was said. Because you weren't deliberately hurting anyone and went about your beliefs in a respectful way, something a lot of people [Christian or not] fail to accomplish these days. The journal was more directed towards people who are so hateful and disrespectful and the point was to try and get those people to see where they're going wrong. That you can disagree and be respectful about it. I hope that was explained better. (:

And thank you for the story comment as well
I've never actually read the series, but after I started my story and people kept making comments that it sounded like Hunger Games I read some cliff notes on it.

Thank you(: I'm glad you liked it, because I adore it <3
Its from a book called 'Curse of the Wendigo' by Rick Yancey
if you plan on reading it though, I suggest checking out 'The Monstrumologist' first because it gives more backstory to the whole thing ^_^

Well, I pretty much grew up in a poor household, I know the 30's would be rougher than poor in this day and time, but the main reasons I'd want to go back...
When we were down, and we could do nothing about it; we took the time to better ourselves. We helped each other when we could, because everyone was in the same rut. And we didn't have any reasons to be happy, but we [i]made[/i] them, music and dancing grew so much back in that time; because it's all they had to feel good about.
Weren't the 20's a part of the Depression too? Yet they still roared, and so did the 30's; filled with new things and excitement.

And, last, but not least; John Herbert Dillinger. I'd give anything to meet that man, and just to know what he was really like =)

I'll just comment on a lot of your poems instead, is that alright?