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It is a group for those who are into the arts, e.g. poetry, short stories, fiction/non-fiction, spoken word, etc. It is also a group that is informed about what is occuring in the outside world, such as, music, sports, fashion, etc.

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A pronouncement: The Words of Stacey

Started by BABy Jul 19.

BENEFITS OF CONFESSION, THE QUESTIONS ???

Started by Kevin Fulton Sep. 24, 2008.

Listen up! African-Americans...we need to be smarter and wiser! 5 Replies

Started by Bryan H.. Last reply by wizthom Aug. 15, 2008.

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Comment by Gina Batie on August 22, 2009 at 9:59am: Hi everyone! I am new to Peoples Lounge but I'd love to be a part of this group!

Comment by BABy on July 18, 2009 at 6:54pm: Hello All come join me at BABy's world........

Comment by Trev on May 2, 2009 at 10:10pm: Embedded Web Games- Get Games For Your Site

Comment by Angee ... The Poet on April 9, 2009 at 3:35pm: Hi All, I just wanted to let you know that everyone is welcome to join in the Daily April Write Challenge for National Poetry Month. You can contribute to the topic of the day by posting poetry, songs, words or wisdom, quotation or just your general response. We're at Day 10 but you can go back and take part from Day 1. Hope to read you soon! Angee.

Comment by Lutz Barz on December 23, 2008 at 10:44pm: Festive greetings all. Another scribe climbing into the proverbial gutter-looks good from here considering I just crawled out of that which lurks below the grate.....
neat idea this place. Might get the synapses surging
all the best for the new year fellow thinkers

Comment by Lutz Barz on December 23, 2008 at 10:39pm: Festive seasons greetings. In this part of the planet [south-west-Pacific-rim]- hehe, we get `wasted', well some of us, er, me. Saturnalia is unpon us. Yeehaa. Hope Santa is good to you all. Not very indepth I know, so as a fellow scribe I am blown away just how versatile this site is. If I can figure it out - fellow thinkers- I'm also into book reviews and have [just] 2 posted so far. Not as easy as it looks! then again that could be my Brain. That's all- oh yes-all the best for the new year as well - what happened to the last one? - until thenever, whenever ever....

Comment by Cheryl Petratos on August 19, 2008 at 2:36pm: Hello Thinkers,
I'm Cheryl from Chitown. I am a just starting to do some writing...working on a screenplay. I'm also in film school and working on a documentary....about AA writers...that's just in the planning stages right now.
Pax,
chitowncheryl

Comment by Hellen Adom on March 26, 2008 at 9:48am: Greetings, Im an Author, and write non-fiction...I started writing as it was highly theraputic to write and over-stand what is being portrayed..
How much info is toooo much???..How long is a length of string.
Much joy...Elle

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