yes yes, but what about Count Vronsky (vroom vroom) who is sipping his Bovril in the face of who knows what - and the Finn who is single-handedly dealing with the situation and wondering where the other players are?
ok - but just to say that I looked up vraisemblance - and if we were attempting this I would have to say that we were veering catastrophically off course. Not that I mind about this at all, you understand. But just saying.
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yes yes, but what about Count Vronsky (vroom vroom) who is sipping his Bovril in the face of who knows what - and the Finn who is single-handedly dealing with the situation and wondering where the other players are?
Vrouw!
Stop with the "vr" words!
For a moment I thought you meant "Huckleberry Finn" and that Anna had put him and Tom Sawyer into the story.(She probably has.)
I had forgotten all about P and M strolling about Lake Geneva one minute, then on the planet Vron the next.
If I remember correctly, I had Byron studying Agrippa, grooming him for the Dr. Frankenstein role.
"I'll be back."
(Terminator)
ok - but just to say that I looked up vraisemblance - and if we were attempting this I would have to say that we were veering catastrophically off course. Not that I mind about this at all, you understand. But just saying.
"Veering" is a "vr" word; ditch it! The fact that a vowel sound intervenes means nothing. Most "vr" things have a "mute e" between the v and the r.
Now I fear going back. It does not even sound like "Signs". Your writing sounds like a "Signs" replacement from the planet Vron.
I looked up "en vrac" and it says that it means "in bulk", but I think it means "alien from Vron", "en" being a shortened Latin "ens" or "being:...
"vr" being the horribly ever-present "vr" from Vron...
and "ac" being an infix meaning "female visitor during Eights Week"!
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