Half-Blood, half-baked, whatever. Discussion with mild spoilers (oh, right, like you don’t know every beat already) follows:
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Day: July 17, 2009
This off the news wire…
“SAN DIEGO (July 17) – Jumbo flying squid — aggressive 5-foot-long sea monsters with razor-sharp beaks and toothy tentacles — have invaded the shallow waters off San Diego, spooking scuba divers and washing up dead on tourist-packed beaches.”
Am I the only one who thinks they’re coming to town for Comicon?
PAD
POTATO MOON, Part 69, “In Which the Author Neglects to Make Use of the Obvious Innuendo,” by Erin Kelly
NOTE FROM PAD: For those of you who are wondering where you are on the queue, be aware that we have JUST gotten to the people who sent their “Count me in” emails on day 2 of the initial announcement. That’s how many people volunteered on day 1. (Even more, actually, since nearly a dozen people did not get in contributions for varying reasons.) Fortunately the vast bulk of emails came in on day one, so we should be moving through the queue a little faster now.
The broken glass encrusted, sequin bedecked, beadazzled, and overall glittery Sparklepire leapt through the air, and teenage girls swooned like overcooked au gratin potatoes, leaving memories that became legend. Legend becomes myth and even myth was long forgotten in the 1.77245385 minutes it took for a new teenage fad to take its place. In the gravity defying minutes as Edwood flew through the air and the author grew tired of this literary allusion, a sputtering breeze blew some of the broken glass from Edwood’s tousled bronze curls into the eyes of a nearly forgotten character.
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