Janet Reid, Literary Agent: Very Finny

Monday, November 09, 2009

(thanks Dylan)

18 comments:

Lydia Sharp said...: I love it!; 9:34 AM
Liz Wolfe said...: As if I need something else to help me avoid work! I just wish I co8uld throw some people in there with the shark...; 11:00 AM
Mary said...: Very cool!; 11:28 AM
RRuin said...: Mesmerizing!Could use some blood on the water. Some chum, a diver or two with manuscripts in hand. And I mean hand, not hands.
A shark's got to eat.; 12:14 PM
Valerie Geary said...: Well. That was delightful! :); 10:21 AM
paulgreci said...: That shark can dance!; 11:44 AM
Maryann Miller said...: What fun. I liked the shark. :-); 11:22 AM
Tricia J. O'Brien said...: Now that is awesome!; 11:28 AM
Margaret Yang said...: Fun! I liked moving the mouse in very small circles, making the shark dance.; 9:45 AM
Terri said...: Love it and want to add this to the chum pool:

http://www.zooborns.typepad.com/zooborns/shark/

Terri; 12:59 PM
BJ said...: I was going to comment, but Lydia said my comment verbatim.

So I'll just say, "Ditto."; 1:40 PM
Jacqui said...: RRuin, that is what I was going to say. It'd be even better if the cursor was a manuscript or a query letter and the shark had it's mouth open.

My son is thrilled. He has been screaming, "The SHARK GAME!" for five minutes now.; 3:27 PM
Marty Ison said...: Great. Now I’m afraid of the computer. And therapy was going so well.; 3:20 PM
passinglovenotes said...: I run a teen advice blog, and my readers love that kind of stuff. I added a link, so thanks for sharing.; 11:17 PM
Julie Korzenko said...: Totally brain dead after a really long day. I clicked and stared for a moment wondering WTF and then hit the mouse by accident...very finny indeed.; 7:50 PM
Cheryl said...: Fintastic!; 12:11 PM
Sarah Laurenson said...: Major bummer. All I get is a blank screen.; 12:30 PM
Just Joany said...: Waaaaaaaaay more fun than should be allowed. Now, where did I put that bait?

~ Just Joany/Yaya
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Red Wagon Flights; 3:59 AM

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