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It's not what you think. I do have enough favorite authors who don't stink,
to hide all the dishes in my kitchen sink. I like to read them and leave
comments, too. It's just my computer is hiding them from view.
My computer likes collecting these things; these cursed, little wayward,
popup screens. I try not to feed them, but they just grow, taking over my
monitor with nothing to show but the same weary ad I'll never buy, cause
I'm too busy clicking right past, that's why.
Now everyone needs a hobby, I guess. I just wish my computer would
give it a rest. Banner's and ad's are all right in their place, but
these pesky popups get right in my face.
My kid think's it's the latest computer game, shooting popup's down before
my computer goes lame and crashes on me, as I try to read my favorite author's
latest entry.
"I got 41" he shouts in my ear, while stealing my mouse for up to a year.
I smile and nod, as good parents should, maybe I oughta pay TS for
childcare before its goose is cooked.
I'd gladly pay for a favorite authors ebook, pay to subscribe to them,
cause I'm hooked. Pay for an anthology put in email for a fee,
I'd even pay to download some if they agreed. I'd pay to find out where
their own site is, pay a years subscription to TS, just for kicks.
I sigh in despair, as my son clicks another popup into thin air "Oh for the
days when reloading made TS not even there."
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to find out how, you too, can market your own unique writing talents.
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