Hounding After Hours

[amlptj]

Now i'm paranoid.... or it could just be all the energy drinks i drank tonight.

 

[parumpdragon]

Morning - I think.

 

[amlptj]

Hey Parump! How are you?

 

[parumpdragon]

Good. Hungry. Going to sneak a snack.

 

[AbielleRose]

Wait... Laurie is a stalker?

 

[slcboston]

Punxsutawney Phil must die!

*hums I Got You Babe*

 

[slcboston]

Morning, Hounds.

...Anyone seen Haggis?

btw, this is a Prairie Dog, not a groundhog.

Different animal.

If it has not been mentioned already. I did not back-read that closely.

 

[soapdish]

btw, this is a Prairie Dog, not a groundhog.

Different animal.

If it has not been mentioned already. I did not back-read that closely.

You know, I thought it looked funny. But I was in a hurry and was all...meh, close enough.

 

[amlptj]

hahahahah i didnt even notice!!!

 

[AbielleRose]

Yeah, Phil looks a bit chubbier than that prairie dog thing.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/02/02/punxsutawney-phil-predicts-6-more-weeks-winter/



*watches video*

Wow, people in PA are strange...

 

[soapdish]

Well, someone needs to tell this to the site I got it from. They used it to write The History of the Groundhog.


Are you sure that's just not Phil on a bad day? Maybe he's just dehydrated after a night of binge drinking....

 

[AbielleRose]

Lol! He looks a bit spoiled. If he were a 'real' groundhog living the life of a groundhog I doubt some creepy man in a tails tux would feel comfortable hoisting him over his head like that.

 

[CalebJMalcom]

btw, this is a Prairie Dog, not a groundhog.

Different animal.

If it has not been mentioned already. I did not back-read that closely.

DOh and you know I was thinking prairie dog but typed ground hog due to reading an article about phil. Bah

 

[CalebJMalcom]

In yummy news I have baba ghanoush and humus

 

[soapdish]

Mmm. I love hummus. But baba ghanoush is kinda bitter, isn't it?

 

[CalebJMalcom]

I've never found it bitter, but that wouldn't be a surprise to me because I do like a lot of items that people call bitter.

 

[FOTSGreg]

Fixed a problem with my signature (the Kindle link wasn't leading to my Kindle stuff) and added a link to my Smashwords page.

Lowered prices on Hatchings, Code Of Law, and my 6-pack collection to $0.99 each for a limited time to celebrate my having been at this for just over a year. This is a temporary reduction in the prices of these works.

Need to go work on at least one short story and one of my novels today too.

 

[CalebJMalcom]

ooo. *makes note to check Greg's stuff out when gets home tonight*

 

[soapdish]

I've never found it bitter, but that wouldn't be a surprise to me because I do like a lot of items that people call bitter.

Maybe I've only had it with a certain seasoning in it.

What are you having it on, Caleb? Just a spoon?

 

[CalebJMalcom]

pita. Well until I ran out of pita now I'm using a spoon.

 

[AbielleRose]

I thought you horror hounds would enjoy this random fact. I follow a Twitter account called WTF facts and this was one they just posted:

"After the death of her husband, poet Percy Shelly, Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein) kept his heart wrapped up in silk until she died."

I always knew the author of Frankenstein had to be a little freaky but I had no idea just HOW freaky she was! That sounds like the makings for a new kind of story.

 

[CalebJMalcom]

I wonder if she talked to it.

 

[soapdish]

I have never heard that before, Abby. Interesting.

Kinda reminds me of the mellified man--mummified in honey.

You know, a dead body (or body parts) wrapped in something luxurious.

 

[AbielleRose]

Ewww....



Anyone wanna try it?

 

[FOTSGreg]

Sooo... Who's got the prompt for this month anyway?