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Thank you sir. Cool web site.

Yeah he is a dude of a lot of creativity, not your average bear, so he definitely has an effect on a wide audience.

Btw, August, you posted the words to "Made for this" somewhere here, but I can't find em, can you tell me where they are. I played her the vid, she loved it, says you are badass, go figure:P

Bumpity bump. Same reasons as above. AH might get a kick out of the fact that I sent this story when it first came out to my niece who teaches HS english in VA, she loved it and she used it in her class when they were studying and writing memoirs (stories of something that happened in the past)...

Danks mang I actually reread it tonite and its even better than I remembered.

Bump Hello to the several new Housers on board, of late. Y'all may not know AH writes as well as he creates tree vids. Chances are you have yet to read his essay which leads off this thread. If you want to read a 5 minute story that will give you chills and tell you exactly what it must be like...

Good one, August. Reminds me of a good quote: The truth of the matter is that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it. Norman Schwarzkopf

It was a good piece, for sure. It describes something that is priceless and key but it is something of a daily nature. Gettting hooked by a tossed anchor and going overboard, pulled backwards down to Davey Jones locker, yet living to tell the tale, is far more gripping, imo, hence the many...

Yup. He sniffs out stuff like that in a milli second.

I recounted it today to the guys at work, they both dug it. One laughed and said ah trying to get it going with the captain's daughter. :lol:

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Gotta say, that was f'g incredible. Really. All the different parts, too many to list but really cool the girl seeing the yellow coat get bigger, and you seeing the eyes of a fellow, live human being. Chills, broheim!! It was also cool, even though the reader knows for a while ahead of time...