http://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.phpRummage through the Lemon Fingers Forums.enCopyright © Lemon Fingers, 2008. All rights reserved.admin@lemonfingers.com (The Editor)seldomseenthinker@lemonfingers.com (Channel Manager)Thu, 13 Nov 2008 01:58:19 GMTThu, 13 Nov 2008 01:58:19 GMTComputingQuicksoft RSS Generator 1.0.0238http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss1440http://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/images/rss_forumtopics.gifhttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php8831http://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=31996is there any book that you read and then said: i&#39;ve gotta be a writter? did a book inspired you to become a writter? (i&#39;m assumin&#39; you are one, or at least wanna be one) if a book is not the rite item, what did inspired you to become a writter? in my case, i had already read a lot of books, mostly philosphy, anthropology and psychology (for at the moment i wanted to be a psychologist) books, but also a lot of things, mostly european (i won&#39;t make a list, its gettin&#39; so trendy to list things), but when i heard the &quot;siamese dream&quot; by &quot;the smashing pumpkins&quot;, i said: i wanna have a band, and after a few gigs, there was a lot of people askin&#39; me what the fuck did i read to come up with those lirycs, and started writtin&#39; in the local fanzine, and in some artcritic columns on the unniversity paper, then i read a book by ray loriga, &quot;la pistola de mi hermano&quot; (my brother&#39;s gun) and decided, i wanna be a writter. ok, have a ball. ceniza <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Prose Discussion > InspirationThu, 13 Nov 2008 01:58:19 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=87325Yes, or no? :hmm: Regards, James jahg <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > Background NoiseMon, 3 Nov 2008 13:15:35 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=207548Ten Animals I Slam In A Net is Ten Animals I Slam In A Net backwards. :kettle: Dan <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > Background NoiseMon, 3 Nov 2008 13:13:07 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=266109I&#39;m sure this has been suggested before, but I couldn&#39;t find it. A little Java or IRC chatroom would probably be a smaller undertaking than the search feature, and less than the forums were. I think it would add a lot to the community. There are open source script packages floating around out there, so I don&#39;t think it would have to be an additional cost. What do you guys think? Is it irrelevant to a poetry community? Is it too big a task? Would you use it? -Redenan Redenan <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > SuggestionsTue, 28 Oct 2008 20:33:58 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=151647who do you think is the best poet you&#39;ve seen on lemonfingers? priestofroadkill <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Poetry Discussion > Poetic Background NoiseTue, 28 Oct 2008 18:54:10 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=290583How do I add people as friends? I can only figure out how to add them to my circle. tk <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Help with Lemon FingersSat, 25 Oct 2008 21:20:06 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=290831Is there any way I can search for a specific category on here or can I only search by username? i&#39;m confused! help! lol. :) gaarasuri <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Help with Lemon FingersSat, 25 Oct 2008 21:06:05 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=298919Ok, this is probably going to sound kinda stupid... but how do you adding a piece to a collection? I&#39;ve posted them both, I just can&#39;t find how to get it in there. help please? mirafangs <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Help with Lemon FingersSat, 25 Oct 2008 21:00:55 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=292715there is someone on here I am not friends with... and I wish this person not to be able to access my page. can I block them? meiyanhua <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Help with Lemon FingersSat, 25 Oct 2008 20:56:27 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=18587I&#39;m just curious as to where people get the ideas for names for their characters. How do you decide what to call them? kieti <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Prose Discussion > InspirationSat, 25 Oct 2008 00:15:47 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=297763Obvious statement. But this is my second post on the forums here, so I thought I&#39;d make note to my being here if I only to please myself. Hello LF forum community. *waves* Antiquity <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > Background NoiseFri, 17 Oct 2008 01:55:54 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=293338Total says six. Three showing. Click &quot;More Lemons&quot; and you only get the three. Am I retarded or is this a bug? [I&#39;m not familiar with the forums, so I posted it in the Suggestions part without noticing the Bug Reports forum. ] here7ic <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Bug ReportsMon, 6 Oct 2008 03:46:01 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=293318Total says six. Three showing. Click &quot;More Lemons&quot; and you only get the three. Am I retarded or is this a bug? here7ic <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > SuggestionsSun, 5 Oct 2008 10:00:44 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=296431www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Issue 5 Vol 4: CHAPTER &amp; VERSE 5th Anniversary Year SPECIAL EDITION Guest Editor: Maura Kennedy To celebrate the launch of the Chapter &amp; Verse Festival in Liverpool (http://www.chapterverse.org.uk) we have not only gone behind the scenes but have selected some of the finest names to interview. We catch up with Jim Crace and talk to him about the Liverpool writing scene, Erwin James gives us a candid interview about life behind bars and life after prison. Jim McAuliffe shares his secret passion with us. Dan McTiernan launches himself like a vulture into culture while Christine Brandel returns stateside to discover she&#39;s more English than she thought. Articles with Sara Maclennan on performance poetry, Jen Tomkins tackling the fear of reading and the new Articles Editor, Valeria Kogan, delving into debut fiction at the festival. Janet Aspey oversees the world of criticism, in a reviews section spanning the latest offerings from the likes of Lemn Sissay, Linda Grant and John Healy. Sara Parsons exhibits the art of Tracey Moffatt in an exclusive section. This edition has already had over 25,000 readers, so do you want to be the only one to miss it? Incorporating Writing, all critical and all free at www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Incorporating Writing has now set up a brand new Facebook group at: http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5542923935&amp;ref=ts. You can join for free and have another way of keeping in touch, or subscribe today through the site and get free news from Incwriters. Readers, writers and publishers can contact us a editor@incorporatingwriting.co.uk. We&#39;re always interested in hearing off our readers, got any comments? Got some feedback? Then contact us today. Deadline 1st March 2009. Help spread the word and forward this news to everyone you know. The next issue is IT&#39;S ALIVE, guest edited Jay Clifton from Tight Lip in Brighton. Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is an imprint of Incwriters, back issues are archived at www.incwriters.co.uk/magazines.htm incorporatingwriting <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > AdvertisingFri, 26 Sep 2008 11:26:58 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=192445Mine is listening to video game soundtracks. (Shadow of the Collossus FTW!) Et tu? kieti <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > Background NoiseWed, 17 Sep 2008 02:10:52 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=4953Did anyone else attempt/win NaNoWriMo? For those who don&#39;t know. NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month: the goal is to write 50,000 words in the span of a month, namely November. I tried it this year, and I got to about 30,000 before I got to busy. How about ya&#39;ll? Did anyone else try for it? DaNoodleBox <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Prose Discussion > Prosaic Background NoiseWed, 23 Jul 2008 00:49:39 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=287474www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Issue 5 Vol 3: Pulp 5th Anniversary Year It was the kind of forest that lumberjacks went to, to cut down trees and dance on the flaking ash bark with hob nail boots until it turned to pulp. What they didn&#39;t expect were the editorial staff of Incorporating Writing all dressed as platinum blondes, clutching aliens and doing a dance routine. There in their wake, glistening and heaving on the forest floor was the Pulp issue, with some rack as well; Steve Aylett and Margaret Obank, Leroy Skalstad and Stephy Robinson getting the hots for H.G. Wells. It wasn&#39;t long before Bryan Tighe was on Skalstad and Gilks, Fleming and Allen got onto SF. It was no surprise that Christine Brandel is disgusted and Dan McTiernan has moved in with Zorba the Greek and that Andrew Oldham is buzzing on Pulp. Pulp is dangerous stuff, can make your eyes water and bring a good man down with 50 pages of articles, interviews and reviews. I buy them all a cool beer and then drive them down to Coney and toss them in the sea. I yell at the sorry s.o.b.&#39;s that all they ever needed was one magazine, Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) because it&#39;s all free, all critical and all at www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk but they&#39;re too busy wrestling with the thing that came from the bottom of the sea. Next issue will be VIOLENCE. Writers, want to make something of it? Then put your balls on the table and reach for a pen, wash your hands first, you filthy s.o.b. and submit an idea or else. Publishers, you chicken? Then submit a book or audio CD for review or we&#39;ll send in the heavy mob, the critics. Readers, writers and publishers can contact us a editor@incorporatingwriting.co.uk. We&#39;re always interested in hearing off our readers, got any comments? Got some feedback? Then contact us today. Deadline 1st March 2009. The next issue is a Guest Editorial issue by Bluecoats for the CITY OF CULTURE. Help spread the word and forward this email to everyone you know, they can subscribe for free at www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is an imprint of Incwriters, back issues are archived at www.incwriters.co.uk/magazines.htm incorporatingwriting <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > AdvertisingTue, 1 Jul 2008 11:00:23 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=284122Comment removed due to policy violation.] bigcock69 <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Bug ReportsThu, 15 May 2008 09:28:28 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=275620:blink: Well, here&#39;s the item: http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~pennck/pboc/ ... and what I want to know is: What on earth...? Regards, James jahg <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > Background NoiseTue, 22 Apr 2008 20:34:53 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=281351If you&#39;re on facebook and want to let your friends or the world know about Lemonfingers, you can now become a fan on facebook, by following this link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lemon-Fingers/11387282838LF on Facebook! :D Shadukha <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > Background NoiseWed, 9 Apr 2008 11:59:09 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=280895Random text to test stuff! jahg <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > SuggestionsWed, 2 Apr 2008 17:52:27 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=280858I&#39;m new here, just put this up. Feel free to have a field day ripping this up for me. Thank you! {[url=http://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/?i=519079]link} SyntheticMaterial <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Poetry Discussion > WorkshopTue, 1 Apr 2008 19:26:09 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=280786www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Issue 5 Vol 2: Sex Sells 5th Anniversary Year Rosie Lugosi and Mitzi Szereto interviews in an edition tackling sex. Sex is running rampant at Incorporating Writing from vampires in Manchester to Jane Austen. We&#39;re awash with the kind of moral behaviour that would have had Mary Whitehouse reach for her telephone and ring Thora Hird. Thankfully, we are now more progressive and Whitehouse is dead and Hird has ascended finally on that stana stairlift. So, everyone take off your shirts in a nipple gazing proclaimation that SEX SELLS. The the new edition of Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) brings you more sex than you get in a Mills &amp; Boon book on page 90. Rosie Lugosi reveals the woman behind the creation, Mitzi Szereto wonders what all the fuss is about porn. In our editorial, Andrew Oldham discusses the merits of of sex selling talentless people that should be shat into space. Tom Spurling considers sex in the modern age whereas Claire Boot romps through sex with Jane. Dan McTiernan is forced to concede in his regular column that all book clubs are about getting naked and being projected on a wall in some city square and Christine Brandel reveals selling sex is nothing new. Janet Aspey heads the team in the reviews section as they get down low and mucky with a collection of saucy books. We&#39;re not heartless in the offices of Incorporating Writing, we haven&#39;t forgotten love and to this end we&#39;re giving away 5 free CDs of The Sea, featuring this generations greatest love poet, Ian Parks. We open the doors on our letters page, devoted to Max Dunbar&#39;s take on modern industry events + 4 pages of news and opportunities. It&#39;s all free and all filth. Free the Literary beast inside you! With over 40 free pages of interviews, articles, reviews, industry news and opportunities, there&#39;s only one magazine that you need, Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) . All free, all critical and all at www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Next issue will be PULP, want to submit an idea? Submit a book or audio CD for review? Readers, writers and publishers can contact us a editor@incorporatingwriting.co.uk. We&#39;re always interested in hearing off our readers, got any comments? Got some feedback? Then contact us today. Deadline 1st June 2008. Help spread the word and forward this email to everyone you know, they can subscribe for free at www.incorporatingwriting.co.uk Incorporating Writing (ISSN 1743-0380) is an imprint of Incwriters, back issues are archived at www.incwriters.co.uk/magazines.htm incorporatingwriting <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > AdvertisingMon, 31 Mar 2008 14:42:26 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=279546Just out of curiosity has anybody else been getting that message lately. It seems whenever I&#39;m on LF it runs painfully slow, despite my good internet connection, and about every other page load I get the internal server error message. It&#39;s not a big deal, I just refresh about two or there times, but it&#39;s really irksome to have to cross my fingers for results. Is this just an isolated incident, or have other members been having this problem? Edit: There it is again, when I tried to preview this topic it happened like fours times in a row. -shrug- well someone get back to me. CoherentNonsense <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Lemon Fingers Information > Bug ReportsSat, 15 Mar 2008 04:58:15 GMThttp://www.lemonfingers.com/v1/forum.php?t=202952http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f299/shadukha/Misc%20Graphics/AdforLJ01.jpgShadukha Design Shadukha <admin@lemonfingers.com>Forum > Oddments > AdvertisingFri, 14 Mar 2008 22:08:24 GMT