Tonight, it’s Friday. I’ve worked my 40 hours, put in my time, and served the people I support with respect and dedication they deserve. In turn, I feel it’s time for a little R&R, right? Going out to dinner sounds like a great idea. Unfortunately, at one particular establishment, which will remain nameless, but will be linked, didn’t feel like putting in the work. So I suffer. Below the cut is the email I sent regarding the particular incident:
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Where has all the Customer Service gone?
By nailz in Stories
Sep
19
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One for the road.
By nailz in Stories
Mar
7
Yet another bit of writing I did a while back for an idea I had for a book. The Characters were to be derived from others I had played or had played with via some form of MMORPG or other. I always had been facinated with creating character backgrounds for games I’ve played that leaves it wide open for that, something I started on with both D&D and Ultima Online. I’ve since re-read this one and realize what a mess it is, and have since abandoned this particular idea, but not the characters. Read the rest of this entry »
The Trix Rabbit gets his revenge
By nailz in Stories
Mar
7
Another short story I wrote, this one dating about 2002, or around about there. It’s pretty deranged, and it’s got absolutely nothing to do with my state of mind back then, but I did have a lot of fun writing this one. It’s a little immature going over and re-reading it, but I was young and didn’t really know a whole lot about writing. Not that I do now, mind you, but its all fun and games until someone gets shot in the head with a nail gun. (oooh, cryptic foreshadowing!)
Trix Rabbit: Chronicals
The Regality Dance
By nailz in Stories
Mar
7
This (incredibly) short story was written in response to a contest being held by a band I enjoy immensely: Elvenking. Based on a song off their first album, Heathenreel, called “The Regality Dance”, I don’t really have a title for this particular story. I had a great time writing this one, was able to imagine the scene vividly, and pulled more influence from The Forgotten Relams’ stories involving Eilistraee and the surface drow, who I have become enamoured with through books written by amazing authors. Without further ado here:
Dance of The Elvenkind
