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Maybe she can plead insanity due to PMS! It drives some women crazy.

I sort of like to look at the bios of my reviewers. It doesn't have to be in depth, just a bit about the person. And, yes, you will find liars here. It's part of the real world. I guess, I'm still gullible and naive and trusting when it comes to folks, but if you can't give a little info about yourself, you won't be in the limelight should you ever hit it big.

#6 I know! Nicholas Cage & Holly Hunter in Raising Arizona.

#7 I know! Denzel Washington in Fallen

And I'll have to think about these some more.

I think you need to follow the rules of grammar in narrative as much as possible, but there are times when it just works better to bend the rules. Dialogue is  another story, and only worry about the punctuation rules for that--In my humble opinion. Third person is easier the adhere to rules. First person tends to have a mind of its own.

Dagnee and JP have pointed you in the right direction.

Well, I've heard that freezing to death is a relatively painless way to die. Why not construct some kind of huge walk in freezer, stick the evil SOB's in there, and watch through a viewing screen until they become ice blocks?

Hilarious, Tom! And I just thought maybe he had gas.

Janet! You better hurry back. I haven't been reading much lately. Got my start entries done and now I have to get something for Faulkner. So I'll be hit and miss too for a short time.

So, John, you have a pissing contest between the sheriff and the chief.

Don't know about Texas. Here where I live, we have four small towns all with their own police department. The sheriff deals with anything out of city limits unless asked to help.