...or do. I'm not the boss of you.

So this happened. I should not be this awake at 6:45 am on a work day. But these freaks help the day get started on a high note.

Stay dark.
-Fuzz

I bet I could finish all of Honestly's endings before Tuesday morning (8/11/15). I know I can't pump out 6-10k of words in 3 hours, so I've decided to cut my losses, and apologize that I won't be able to finish Honestly as soon as expected.

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Apparently, I spoke far too soon. I left my new computer on last night to update itself to Windows 10, and this morning when I woke up, it was no longer functional. The case lights will come on, but none of the fans will, the motherboard lights indicate no errors, but nothing happens, and it won't even POST (that is to say, go to the BIOS stuff). I've tried just about

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So, if you haven't read a previous blog of mine about not being able to write up ideas I get, you may be surprised to learn that I also have a mountain of fics that I did get started on, but haven't finished to the point of publishing. (Let's not even get started on the fics that I did publish, but haven't completed.) As the end of 2015 creeps ever nearer, I'm getting a bit

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So continuing on from the previous blog is a Sparity (Spike x Rarity) romance/slice of life called "Don't Come Close "

As intimate as they've seem to have gotten while exchanging letters, Spike wants to confirm once and for all Rarity's feelings for him. And so years after he left Ponyville, the now-grown dragon returns to the town of his childhood, and the mare he left behind.

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I have a Patreon. It isn't for the money (I don't need it), it's for my fans... but it isn't working out yet.

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So obviously, this blog is just me cheekily pointing at my avatar and going, "hey, look! I've changed my avatar!"

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Never assume a toaster WON'T fail catastrophically while you take a poop.

Don't burn your house down.
-Fuzz

The next chapter of My Little Dynamite out by the 15th.
The next Crackshipping & You entry out by the 22nd.
The next chapter of A Dazzling Sunset out by the 1st June.

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I'm still suffering from hype backlash because of the Nintendo Direct delay. I can completely their reason and I'm hoping and praying the best for the victims, but that can't stop the disappointment... And then add SAO...

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I have no idea what the hell I'm doing anymore, but it seems to be working, mostly. All the previous stories I've told you I was working on are still in progress, but the problem is being in the right state of mind to write them. Seriously, one of the stories I need to feel like a little kid, another one I need to be depressed as hell (or drunk, but lets not get in to that,) and the last I need to be... Ahem, in the mood. I wanna finish these damn stories, but I can't unless I'm in the

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All Good Things…

31st May 2020

Hello, Chaps and Chapettes,

Here’s my first true attempt at writing a blog, or any kind of a diary of sorts. It’s bound to go wrong, but it is my hope that it doesn’t. If I hope hard enough, it might stick around for at least a month, right?

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PonyDragon brought this one to my attention, and while it doesn’t quite qualify for the Not-a-contest, it’s got a pony on Earth and it’s got a pegasus dealing with flight rules.

EFlying While Pegasus

• MLP: FiM
• Comedy

Rainbow Dash keeps landing in trouble. For flying. Seriously? She's starting to think it's deliberate...

• Human
• Rainbow Dash
• Other

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Which is something that very much has my interest.

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You can migrate your QB data files from one computer to another one using the QuickBooks Migration Tool. It includes customers, items, vendors, and accounts. Moreover, it enables you to export all your QuickBooks Desktop data. Thus, you can move it from the old system to the new one by the backup or restore process. To learn how you can use the migrator tool for transferring your QB from one to another workstation or location, read this entire blog.

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Another new year is here. That means lots of new beginnings, looking forward, etc. All those platitudes and cliches we've come to know and possibly tolerate. But just as important as looking to the future, perhaps even more important, is examining the past. Learning from our mistakes and critiquing our own work is crucial if we want to grow as writers (and as people).

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IN WHICH I AM FRUSTRATED

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Just last week, we had a Dodge Journey get dragged into our shop.

And I do mean dragged; the customer wasn’t gonna shell out cash for a tow truck when they had a pickup and a tow strap.

Not that I can claim to be any different when it comes to saving a buck.

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