Hello from Paraguay
Hey guys, i've been around the Cult for a while, and now i finally have decided to join.
Besides Chuck's books, i really enjoy reading many authors, from H.P. Lovecraft, to David Wong. I'm a zombie culture fan; and horror, suspense and thrillers, as well.
I'm working on a novel now, wich is kinda a mix of the genres i've just said. There isn't much of a background here in Paraguay, in horror literature or cinema, so it's a really tuff job!
Hope this site helps me and my writing,
cheers to all!
Welcome
I never understand why the noobs say this.
Pero no me gusta los pantalones amarillos.
Hello and welcome. Your books sounds interesting.
How do you say "Mirka" in Paraguay?
This is why we can't have nice things.
I never understand why the noobs say this.
It's what I'm going to say whenever I stop procrastinating and get around to making a new member thread.
I never understand why the noobs say this.
It's what I'm going to say whenever I stop procrastinating and get around to making a new member thread.
But for you it would actually make sense!
Guffortle. (Guffaw/chortle)
I believe the R is trilled in a very becoming manner.
My brother served in the Peace Corps for 2 years in Paraguay.
That's pretty awesome. Where was he? I'm hoping he had said SOMETHING about the food... Oh our greasy, fried, meatfull, stomachkiller, orgasm-tasting food... I love this country
I never understand why the noobs say this.
It's pretty simple, actually. Is like when a girls says "to be honest with you, i've never done anything like this before..."
Sure.
It's also an almost necessary way to get into something. Like when you open with a joke. "A priest and a rabine comes into a bar (...) And give a 6 years old boy a couple of beers... "
It's "Miriam", and the meaning of the name is "The one who brings peace"
I think it's russian, right?
I never understand why the noobs say this.
It's pretty simple, actually. Is like when a girls says "to be honest with you, i've never done anything like this before..."
Sure.
It's also an almost necessary way to get into something. Like when you open with a joke. "A priest and a rabine comes into a bar (...) And give a 6 years old boy a couple of beers... "
Pienso que no intiendes que queiro decir. Y pues siempre alguien nuevo dicen que "I've been around here for a while" no es chiste, no es verdad, and more importantly it's not ironic.
SPANGLISH FTW!
Bienvenido al culto hermano latinoamericano!
Oh well, in that case, it's just because at first we're shy and afraid of you guys
Heeey! Que bueno ver a alguien cercano! Vos vas a tener que ser mi guía, y quien me enseñe a sacar el máximo provecho de este foro y del Culto.
Sos casi como una mamá para mi 
Feed me!
Sos casi como una mamá para mi
Feed me!
haha I love how the Cult is multilingual(is that a word?) eh
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This is why we can't have nice things.
My brother served in the Peace Corps for 2 years in Paraguay.
That's pretty awesome. Where was he? I'm hoping he had said SOMETHING about the food... Oh our greasy, fried, meatfull, stomachkiller, orgasm-tasting food... I love this country
Buenos Aires. My family and I actually visited there. The food was quite a different experience. It was very tasty.
"The food was quite a different experience."
Those are my thoughts on "estadounidense" food.
That is the main reason why in the states I eat pizza... and New England Clamchowder
che! Sebacantero leiste a chuck en español o en ingles?
Speaking of... how are the translations? Anyone ever read the same book in two languages?
You know in all the years I've been here I've never been sigged?
I'm new in here, Hope to enjoy this forum.
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Welcome. The Writer's Workshop here is pretty great.
My brother served in the Peace Corps for 2 years in Paraguay.