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Peter’s Childhood Home

This is the house (courtesy of Google) I used for Maggie’s house in City Point, where Peter grew up – the one with the tree mentioned in the story description. The view across the street. The boys played baseball in Evans Field across the street, back when kids free range through neighborhoods before requiring armed guards.

2D character vs 3D character

The bougie white far-left has decreed the ELE Series characters to be “2D” or “superficial,” which the target audience says the exact opposite. So let’s take a look at what 2D means. This is quoted from: http://changingminds.org/disciplines/storytelling/characters/2d-3d_characters.htm The 2D character The two-dimensional character is simple and unexplained. They appear and they do things, yet…

“Stereotyping”

The American assimilation machine steam rolls on. It has been going on for a long time and continually increases, developing different guises. Now, it’s social political through the misusage of the word “stereotype,” which the far-left uses compulsively to eradicate all subcultures of the United States from existence and force everyone to be just alike. My series is to help preserve our…

Censorship Book One Caused by White Nationalists

I had to remove an ironic joke from Mr. Sullivan with his snark mouth in Book One. In the bumper-to-bumper traffic situation and everyone pulls out firearms, Peter originally said, “Welcome to a red state.” The white nationalist extremists took this as a declaration of political war made by me! WTF?! The irony was entirely lost on them because they are stupid as can be and looking for trouble.…

Censorship of Bathroom Scene Book One

Originally, in the bathroom scene between Mazy and Phebe, Mazy told Phebe about the wolf pack and about their particular alpha male, Peter, with his illustrious sexual past – a big intimidation factor for Phebe. The young white bougie left males went berserk in reviews over the scene. They specified this scene, and proclaimed all the characters as “2D” and “forced” – because of one scene that was…

A friend from Upstate New York thought Chris was black from the way he speaks. I responded, “No. He’s a redneck.” She said, “Black people can be rednecks, too.” And I said, “No, they can’t be.” Some regionality education is needed. African Americans in the North are speaking traces of Southern, where their ancestors came from during the Great Migration. The curse word ‘motherfucker’ was…

The Basis for R140 – It’s Not So Fictional:

Rabies and lyssa mean madness, frenzy, rage. Classic rabies is endemic to most of the Americas, Africa, and much of Asia. It is the most widespread lyssavirus in the world. Not surprising then, classic rabies is the one we know the most about. All other lyssavirus species are called ‘rabies-like,’ but they should not be assumed to be actual classic rabies. R140 is not rabies, but rabies-like. In…

I reject the American spelling of certain adverbs and adjectives. In America, we have been saying forwards, backwards, towards, etc. for generations. Saying, “The man fell backward toward the door,” would get you locked in a locker in an American high school. It is up there with saying “to whom” and wearing a bowtie. It’s perceived as pompous. So grammar Nazis need to stop it. They are taking…