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Caity's World, Part 24 “Where are we going?” asked Caitlyn. Their black Humvee was zipping through the forested countryside at a breakneck pace, and at least three times they’d passed a rare car by crossing over the double-yellow line. She was nervous, but the driver was a well-armed Marine, and the stern, focused look in his eyes suggested he knew exactly what he was doing.

Parker, riding shotgun and carrying shotgun, glanced over his shoulder at her. “We have orders to keep you safe,” he said. “We’re going to the most secure military base we have, and you’re going to have the best guards that a lowest-bid tax-funded

Caity's World, Part 23 The truck rumbled down the road. The two centaurs lay side-by-side in the dark, surrounded by clatter and rumble, unable to move, unable to even turn around, hopelessly tangled in each other’s limbs, pressing tightly against the truck’s hard, lumpy steel side walls.

“So tell me,” said Caitlyn, working her head over toward Steven’s, “what happened to Kim-na?”

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The Sorceress's Summons When the summon came from the Sorceress, Taryn was quick to volunteer. Girls of age were needed, said the plea, to study under the Sorceress, to form an army of magic wielders who could finally stop the attacking monsters that had plagued their countryside for thirty years.

Thirty years... such a long time. The monsters had attacked every spring for as long as Taryn had been alive. Their tiny land had won the War of the Mages, but as soon as the Mages were gone, the monsters had arrived. Few had seen them and lived to tell about it, but they were said to be foul, twisted beasts, some clawed, some with swords, bloodthirsty killers all.

Caity's World, Part 22 “You evil monster,” said Caitlyn, backing away. She felt her tail bump into one of the window-walls and stopped.

“Now, now, sticks and stones,” said van der Wals, walking toward her, very slowly.

“You killed my sister!”

“No, no, goodness! She’s sleeping. I need the both of you; the machine checks not just for your presence, but for hers as well. We — oh — forgot to tell her that part. Your father was quite clever, you see: He rightfully assumed that little could bring the two of you together in that room except himself.”

“So you’re using her too, then,” said

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never forget.by *phantom-inker

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~Beta-Maxis Jan 7, 2011

So this is two to three years now and you're still here, so what happened? (Joined the site after this kerfuffle and has no idea)

*phantom-inker Jan 8, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Complicated. Ask the ex-founder of deviantART, Scott Jarkoff (°jark). Or, better yet, ask Angelo Sotira ($spyed) why Jark's key to the building and logins suddenly stopped working one day back in 2005. See [link] .

Personally, I still don't know what happened, and still have some reservations.

~deadrabbit13 Oct 22, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

It got upstaged by the more sensational fiction.

~picklejuice13 Feb 3, 2008

Obligitory post by someone who just doesn't get it:

Truth? What truth? What are you trying to say?

"Never Forget" is a phrase used by the Jewish community to speak of the Holocaust, but you could quite as easily be speaking of the sensationalized crime that happened on 9/11/01. You could be talking about something else entirely!

Most accurately would have to be the comment by Nicclo, "You can interpret them (the words) which way you like," in my opinion, completely erasing whatever message you may have had to begin with.

In conclusion, I don't get it.

Let's see.. what else would a stereotypically confused poster post... umm... Purple pants! The Hulk wears purple pants! ... no, that's not it...

Technically speaking, I probably shouldn't post this at all, as it really is a simple exercize in my own stupidity.

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Oooohhhhhhhh..... That little yellow alien dude is the icon for the controversial head guy who's no longer with us coz of some possibly shading dealings. I don't blame you for not being more explicit. Hear hear. You got me interested, at least. Never would have known about it if you hadn't stirred my pot being deliberately vague.

Anyhoo. Point taken. Carry on!

*phantom-inker Feb 3, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

*points out for reference that Inker is, in fact, half Jewish and is well aware of many common Jewish phrases and their respective antecedents*

Edjermacation. Maeks a reel differecne. Sometimms.

~Niccilo May 7, 2006

Cool. I like how much power is behind those words and how you can interpret them which way you like.

*Iith Jan 13, 2006

great message. I thought I would stop by and say hi to my old buddy

~Goodbye-kitty975 Oct 21, 2005 Photographer

powerful message that's on al our minds... and great layout. amazing breakup of space and color coordination. good placement of text. very accurate.

*phantom-inker Oct 24, 2005 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thanks. It's no accident that I'm letting my subscription expire in a few days.

~EchoWing Oct 20, 2005 Hobbyist Writer

Damn straight.

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