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I keep my eye out more for latest users than I do books. So I know who to report immediately. You'll know them because they come with law offices in the name, or a health cure, or something like that. ? It's fun nailing them the minute they appear.

Exactly. I'll 5-star anyone I feel like, thank you. ? Speaking of which, @Eldoria, finally added to my reading list, sorry it took this long.

Oh, do be quiet. Everyone here is worth 5-stars and you know it. =P Besides, what part of "love to read" did you not get? You can get angry all you want to, but you shouldn't scold me for being in the right. ?

A reminder to everyone, you have the power to eliminate 1-star ranks from books you love to read, by being kind and giving a 5-star rank to it if you haven't already. Let's not let one idiot, jealous as hell of all our talent, rock the boat. ?

A new anthology I'm putting together. :love: I think you're really going to love it.

A HILARIOUS treat for your Monday blues, Readers, from the "Shifters" anthology called "Stay the Horse" - https://www.scribblehub.com/read/1791049-shifters/chapter/1914249/ ??

A HILARIOUS treat for your Monday blues, Readers, from the "Shifters" anthology called "Stay the Horse" ??

In the 1979 song "The Pina Coloda Song", the lyrics discuss a story where a man is tired of his current girlfriend, and puts out a want ad for a new one. Someone answers him, he likes what she says, they decide to meet up later, and at the end of the song, he realizes the person he's meeting is...

Sort of a "If You Like Pina Colada" moment. ?

No, the 70s were a time of the Red Scare Part 2, and they were concerned because my boyfriend at the time was a founding member of a socialist organization. =P

Actually...hehe...my family's phones were tapped in the 1970s because we were suspected of being Communists. *^^*

The one above me tried to talk their way out of a speeding ticket by claiming to the police that they were trying to get the car up to 88 miles per hour so they could get back to 1985. *^^*

Actually, when you really look at it, all American cuisine has its roots in Europe and Asia. *^^* there's nothing "pure American" about any of our food.

Yeah, me neither. Couldn't stand the taste of it. I've had escargot too, as part of a restaurant meal someone arranged. Didn't like that too well either. I mean, seriously, snails, eww.

Rabbit. And I wasn't happy about this but...I actually helped prepare it. When I was in college, my sorority and a Greek friend's fraternity had a party together, and he was going to make traditional Rabbit Stew. (Yes, all you Elmer Fudd/Bugs Bunny fans, it exists), and I helped slice the...

Something else I love about me, I think, as I watched a trailer for a zombie movie just now. I was a zombie in the original "Dawn of the Dead". Not many people in the world can say that. ? ?

I think humor is probably one the greatest gifts we can have. *^^* That's quite normal to feel that way. I usually tell people who feel that way to try to think about any advantages or positive aspects of the dislikes and see what you discover about yourself you might not have before. *^^*