Comments Made by Throat Wolf

Comment on Girl Under Glass

2008-04-02T00:51:38Z

Then why don’t you look it up? This is the Internet…

Comment on Down to Me, the Change Has Come

2008-04-01T22:30:07Z

Geez, everyone’s all “sequel, sequel.” Make me do all the work, why don’t you? :)

Comment on And the Kitties Danced the Night Away

2008-03-31T12:18:06Z

There is no “quite what it means.” An Inspiration is just words. It’s what you do with those words that makes the meaning.

Comment on Golden Duet

2008-03-31T01:57:53Z

(Nrgh. The lyrics site was incorrect, it’s you sisters. And it’s technically Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe, not Yes. Oh well.)

Comment on Golden Duet

2008-03-31T01:52:12Z

Sing out your sisters
All the dreams of the world
Nothing can come between us
We are the travellers of time
—Yes, “Brother of Mine”

Comment on Titles( Non-Fiction)- { More of a Rant than a Story}

2008-03-30T03:03:11Z

(I should know, given that I do most of my own posts as Mature.)

Comment on Titles( Non-Fiction)- { More of a Rant than a Story}

2008-03-30T03:02:33Z

There’s no excuse for using obscenities in the subject line of your post. None.

You’ve got a whole post to do that sort of thing in, as long as you mark it mature. (Which you should if you use harsh language.)

Hm, perhaps I’ll do a Best Practices post about the Mature marker…

Comment on Cindy Lou Dresses for Success

2008-03-25T03:24:13Z

Well, I’ll tell you. I’ve left it neutral this far just so people would have an easier time identifying with the character, just like in choose your own adventure books. (And also, once I get in a habit, I find myself loath to break it. I’m funny that way.)

To my mind he is male, but if someone else wants to imagine herself as the protagonist, she can be my guest. :)

Comment on Cindy Lou Dresses for Success

2008-03-25T01:31:30Z

(Not that I’ve ever actually come out and said whether the protagonist is male or female, however…)

Comment on Cindy Lou Dresses for Success

2008-03-25T01:31:06Z

Yep. Many guys only date someone that sticks out of them. He’s just gone a step further. :)

Comment on Cindy Lou Dresses for Success

2008-03-25T00:40:14Z

Well, the mystery about it is actually intentional. When you get right down to it, I don’t say where the comb came from either. :) It’s meant to be puzzling, she’s supposed to have a touch of mystery about her.

(I originally had “he had no idea where she’d gotten them” or words to that effect in there to make it more explicit, but they had to go for the sake of the word count. Maybe they shouldn’t have.)

Comment on And Then You Had Dinner

2008-03-24T22:15:13Z

All right, I’ll confess.

When I was writing the original sequel, and all its followons, I somehow missed the line about ”’rents” in the original. In fact I only noticed it a couple of days ago. Oops.

If necessary, I suppose I could simply write another prequel ficlet in which he’s a young adult stockbroker, and confuse everyone even more. But I decided to just play it as it lay.

Comment on You Had Me as Appetizer

2008-03-24T22:12:40Z

In case folks haven’t yet guessed, this story was born from my misreading the title of the original ficlet, then double-taking…then deciding what I had originally misread the title as would make an amusing title for a follow-up ficlet. The whole thing kind of went on from there.

Comment on Cindy Lou Dresses for Success

2008-03-24T22:09:38Z

Did he? ;)

Comment on The Tower of Esimed

2008-03-23T02:48:56Z

They weren’t when I originally posted about it.