First Three Words of your MW (Just 'Cause) (1 Viewer)

[bringbackshred]

"I remember in "

yep. genius.
i feel like im so far behind.
what is everyone else' word count so far?

0.

 

[Hallatia]

my major work is not in its final form in terms of structure, but the opening so far seems somewhat sadistic

I have no problem with my word count, but putting it all together is bazarre, because I had far too many ideas in relation to what I was exploring and I put them together seperately, because I had not started the actual story yet

 

[princy]

"As a child"

Total of 316 words so far.

 

[bringbackshred]

"Grim and frostbitten.."

Now i've been listening to too much Immortal.

 

[nichhhole]

We Protagonists just....


word count : skeletal structure : 3084 babeh.

 

[chuckabanjo]

'thin, white powder'

 

[Hallatia]

My first 3 words actually exist now

"Watching him find"

it is quite deep

 

[princesskt]

"Her eyes shone..."

 

[ssglain]

Perhaps we should..

 

[BayLee]

Nel mezzo del ...
[Italian quote from the Divine Comedy]

 

[MortImmortelle]

"What are little.."

fabulous no?

 

[jimmayyy]

well theres a few first words cus i have quotes prologues etc etc

first actual thing that hits the markers eyes is from a quote

"In the event....." (continues: of my demise)

from prologue: "it is often..."

opening letter: "Too oft, in...."

prose: "facts do not..."

epilogue: "there is some..."

 

[pakigal]

The flames lash...
I know...it's dramatic. Maybe I should have done a play...

 

[marthastuart]

In the beginning

Of course it doesn't make much sense as its a biblical reference, the whole things is actually:
In the beginning there was the word and darkness, Ex Nihilo Ad Nihilo.

 

[allysha]

I woke up

how utterly original

 

[kloudsurfer]

"A withered body..."

Its very misleading. Makes i sound like a crime fiction story or something...

 

[BayLee]

'I have spent half my life trying to get away from journalism, but I am still mired in it — a low trade and a habit worse than heroin, a strange seedy world full of misfits and drunkards and failures.'

I intend to be a Journalist. I think some people are a bit one-eyed when it comes to this occupation. Do not be mistaken to think journalism only comes in one form - targeting celebrities; media hound dogs. There is (for lack of a better word) a 'bazillion' different fields of journalism - freelance; environmental; travel; political; reviews etc. So get your facts right before you insult people next time.

 

[jimmayyy]

'I have spent half my life trying to get away from journalism, but I am still mired in it — a low trade and a habit worse than heroin, a strange seedy world full of misfits and drunkards and failures.'

I intend to be a Journalist. I think some people are a bit one-eyed when it comes to this occupation. Do not be mistaken to think journalism only comes in one form - targeting celebrities; media hound dogs. There is (for lack of a better word) a 'bazillion' different fields of journalism - freelance; environmental; travel; political; reviews etc. So get your facts right before you insult people next time.

lmfao you idiot, it's a quote from Hunter S. Thompson, one of the greatest journalists of the 20th century.

perhaps you should take a large dose of your own medicine, followed by a nice warm cup of stfu.

 

[TheQueenOfLeon]

A chorus of

Truly inspired words!

 

[TheQueenOfLeon]

'I have spent half my life trying to get away from journalism, but I am still mired in it — a low trade and a habit worse than heroin, a strange seedy world full of misfits and drunkards and failures.'

I intend to be a Journalist. I think some people are a bit one-eyed when it comes to this occupation. Do not be mistaken to think journalism only comes in one form - targeting celebrities; media hound dogs. There is (for lack of a better word) a 'bazillion' different fields of journalism - freelance; environmental; travel; political; reviews etc. So get your facts right before you insult people next time.

Ha, I went to an open day at Wollongong uni and the journalism lecturer said that a survey somebody did somewhere at some point in recent history showed that the only people trusted less than journalists (in terms of profession) were hard drug dealers.