Legs floating over Ireland-type dry stone walls? WTF?
::crickets chirping::
James F. Brown
10 years ago
Oh, like, wow. Another missing body parts cover. So original…
Brenda
10 years ago
So the author was compelled to ‘read and read’ M. McCabe? What does that mean? I guess the legs are supposed to beckon us to open the book to see what other goodies that they have.
Breaking Ankles, due to climbing stone walls wearing inappropriate footwear?
Kris
10 years ago
The lack of punctuation in the “quote” left me reading and reading it until it made any kind of sense… So much for my faith in the author’s grammatical abilities. *PASS*
Jen
10 years ago
All I know is that it looks like she’s trying her damnedest not to pee all over the ground that she ever so gracefully hovers above.
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Legs floating over Ireland-type dry stone walls? WTF?
::crickets chirping::
Oh, like, wow. Another missing body parts cover. So original…
So the author was compelled to ‘read and read’ M. McCabe? What does that mean? I guess the legs are supposed to beckon us to open the book to see what other goodies that they have.
No, this book compells the reader to read also M McCabe. Right?
No – “Compelled me to read and read!” M. McCabe
Punctuation is so necessary. This author clearly doesn’t use it.
So… what … is she being Raptured?
By a dinosaur, hopefully.
Breaking Ankles, due to climbing stone walls wearing inappropriate footwear?
The lack of punctuation in the “quote” left me reading and reading it until it made any kind of sense… So much for my faith in the author’s grammatical abilities. *PASS*
All I know is that it looks like she’s trying her damnedest not to pee all over the ground that she ever so gracefully hovers above.