Garbage *Can*

We've got a lot of library wall space to cover and plenty of XXX explicit paraphernalia to slip in before certain busybodies who think they're too good for carnal pleasure-

I'm getting ahead of myself. Course I am only a head...

This is all about being a patron of the arts. You know, the kind of thing that those piles of mortar and sediment can't understand. Patrons can be found in all sorts of places. Really. We could learn a lot form Carnegie, Vanderbilt, Capone.

No, Gary I do not want to see the Spice Girls again.

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Schedule

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June 1st : Author & Artist Sign Ups Begin

June 21st : Sign Ups End

July 12th : 150-250 Pitch Due

July 13-15th : Artist Selection

Aug 2nd : 1st Author Check In

Aug 23rd : 2nd Author Check In

Aug 30th : Rough Draft to Artists

Sept 6th : Final Check Ins

Sept 21st : Live Posting

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The Rules are the same as last time.

We want new works here, people. I don't want to see rewrites of things from Bock Ordered Books.

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FAQ

For, uhm , auditing purposes writers need to hit a 20k minimum word count. Any less starts flagging other friends that we don't want.

We're not as worried about how the media files are audited. I put it pretty poetically last time and why reinvent the wheel:

If sweet obscenity can be described as "I know it when I see it." you can make a pretty decent judgement on when you think you've made a successful media fill.

It's going to be up to the Writers to woo (or bribe) the Artists into picking them. Don't worry, you don't have to tell us what the bribes are.

That's a completely different form to shred.

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If you've got questions I've got answers*

*cleared and reviewed by all relevant legal counsel.

But that has implications for how he viewed their brief engagement in CotBP. I think deep down, he knew she was really in love with Will, and wasn't fully convinced even by their conversation in that deleted scene, but chose to ignore his own instincts in favor of believing in what he wanted to be true. He knows Elizabeth and he can read people well enough to see what's really going on.

Like, this guy doesn't miss a thing about someone. He knows Will made the sword all along, even though Will doesn't ever take or receive public credit for being the one who does the actual work. And I think that means Norrington also knew it was Will who really apprehended Jack Sparrow in the blacksmith shop. (Which makes it really funny and petty that he gave Mr. Brown all the credit.)

ALSO. When Jack told Elizabeth about Davy Jones and that Will was on the Flying Dutchman... Norrington was only overhearing that conversation because he was off to the side puking from being super drunk. Even in that state he's listening in and putting all the pieces together. (Or, at least holding onto them enough to figure it all out later when he's sober.) And now Elizabeth's the one determined to set her misgivings aside and trust Jack because she really needs to.

C'Mon, You Know You Wanna...