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    LM Coffee Shop

    General LM discussion, questions welcome here.
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    can we do more than one?

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    Nope.
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    I hope you mean we won't do more than one at a time? But if, for example, we participate in June's LM we can still participate in July's, correct?
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    I hope you mean we won't do more than one at a time? But if, for example, we participate in June's LM we can still participate in July's, correct?
    Correct

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    Well, after botching it all up and messing up the thread, I finally got what a sonnet is and iambic pentameter means. Sorry guys - but at least I learned something. I'm off to have a little breakdown till I recover. huni.

    (I still can't make those weird codes work.)
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    Don't worry about it, Huni. While LM is a little more structured than Writing Challenges we don't demand absolute perfection. Everyone is entitled to a few mistakes (or, if you’re as bad as I am, dozens) and like you said, at least you learned something. That's one of the reasons why I chose sonnets in the first place - to get the members to try something a little different than what they are used to and maybe learn in the process.

    As for the codes, have you read this?

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    What's the next LM?
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    I'm assuming that you're asking whether it will be a prose or poetry competition because the actual theme is a secret until the big day.

    It really depends on who runs the next comp. If I'm the one to do it, we've talked about letting each entrant choose between writing a short story or poem based on a particular subject. If Pawn is back in time, he may go with that or he could have something else in mind already.




    Edit: Never mind. It looks like the next LM will be a prose competition.
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    In case anyone was wondering, yes, this thread did used to be randomly named 'Free Love,' and yes, I have shamelessly repurposed it. I felt the addition of a few beanbags and a coffee machine would enhance the ambience, eh. So, how's everyone doing?
    C.A.

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    At least it has wifi.

    I haven't even had time to look at the recent LM. I don't think I'll never be busy.
    Ruthless comments encouraged!

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    I don't think I'll never be busy.
    A double negitive?

    Ilan , I'm shocked.

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    *sits back, sips coffe, splutters & sprays fluid over napkin*

    "what's this stuff?"

    * gets up & wanders behind counter & starts stripping & cleaning espresso machine*

    "real coffee available in a few minutes folks..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by eggo
    I don't think I'll never be busy.
    A double negitive?

    Ilan , I'm shocked.
    I have no idea what you're not talking about.
    Ruthless comments encouraged!

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    Quote Originally Posted by eggo
    I don't think I'll never be busy.
    A double negitive?

    Ilan , I'm shocked.
    A negItive?

    Eggo, I'm shocked.

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