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Same back atcha. I pinkie swear!

I've made a lot of suggestions. Which one?

An empty room, he thought, until she pulled a gun from behind her back.

Gotcha.

I like waifs better. "The Indebted" sound like adults.

(Jealous)

Work is still the same. In 3 months, I don't know what my job will be, where I will be working, what my pay rate will be, or who I will be working with.  In other words, I'm rather unsettled right now.

You and Dirk had better meet on one of these trips!  Drink a glass for me!

Haven't we discussed this before? Because here is the link again.

http://station630.tripod.com/EMSMemo.htm

I personally like HIBGIA (had it before, got it again), and ART (assuming room temperature)

And to answer the question, CCFCCP does quite nicely. What it would be in German? Haven't a clue.

Wouldn't keep it from grabbing a leg and trying to drag it back into the den. That would protect the den from the other dragon…it has to get past the sister's leg in order to make an attack. Not everything is dangerous, but to an infant, the attack could be deadly. It locks the sibling in place and keeps him/her from water. That would be enough to kill an infant dragon.

Besides, as I remember, these caves were desolate and didn't have a lot of support for a successful ecosystem. What does the snake eat when it isn't trying to swallow a dragon? If it is a water snake, then there should be fish, small rodents, etc. Otherwise, it wouldn't be hunting in this cave. Yet the twins haven't found a single meal.

Or something like a weasel, that can duck back in its tunnel and come around behind the pair of dragons.

I find it hard. Maybe because the other words have normal grammar and order. It doesn't read like Mark Twain writing Huck Finn. If there was a word/verb switch or hyphenations, this might be easier

Oooo, K sounds so French...tingles up and down my spine...