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Pseudinymous β Writer's Block Stamp
Published: 2011-12-04 14:16:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 526; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 4
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The wonderful template may be found here: [link] Β§ion=&global=1&q=stamp+template#/d1whmz5And yes, by the way, I am a very stubborn person and this is my pledge... well... not to do what it says not to do on the stamp.
This stamp is Β©2011 ~Pseudinymous
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Eeep, late reply to your dilemma. Want a prompt? Try... hmm, try fear of the unknown.
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Hey! This reminds me:
Googling "Mary Sue Test" has this as the first result. www.springhole.net/writing/marysue.htm
From there, there are several other tools for assisting writers in the form of random generators, from names, to plot punters to technobabble malfunction generators to Random Names, to Instant Landscapes...
It's quite usefull when fighting the good fight! (I even downloaded some of the pages so I could use them offline!)
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Ahah, I love Springhole! I remember, I once put Edward Cullen through the Sue test. I don't think I have the screenies anymore, but the result was nearly/over 100.
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KILL IT WITH FIRE!!
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...I really feel like drawing writer's block going "haters gonna hate" now. |D
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I like this stamp because I've been cracking down on writing a story that's been in the works since September. Sometime's I like to show part of the story and end it on a cliffhanger to motivate me to write(You wouldn't want to have your audience on a cliffhanger for months, would you?).
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I love cliffhangers. Back when I wrote a lot on the Internet, I used to use them all the time (I can't tell whether it was to the point of annoyance to my readers, but on the other hand I didn't really care. I liked the idea of being cruel. 
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I've got artist's block right now... ;A; Any suggestions?
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Smash your head on the desk a few times until you are suitably dazed, then continue writing whatever the heck comes out?
No, seriously, don't do that. 
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Oooh yes Sensei 
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