1) Put I have to place the "bit" on the ground, right? I've lost too many "bits" that way;
2) I do not really have a desire to "screw the pooch"
2) I do not really have a desire to "screw the pooch"
Where's your sense of adventure?
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Ann Launay
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10-05-2007 13:52
Where's your sense of adventure? _____________________
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Lexxi Gynoid
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10-05-2007 13:54
Where's your sense of adventure? sacred and hiding with Bilbo under Egon's bed. _____________________
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Lindal Kidd
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10-05-2007 13:55
sacred and hiding with Bilbo under Egon's bed. I do think that a sense of adventure is something sacred...  _____________________
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Lexxi Gynoid
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10-05-2007 13:57
I do think that a sense of adventure is something sacred... Yes, but sometimes it is too sacred . .. not something to be used, but something to be put up on a small rock. So that Indy can try to steal it. And then ravish me.  _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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10-05-2007 13:58
Where's your sense of adventure? The Asset Server disappeared it _____________________
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Lindal Kidd
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10-05-2007 13:59
Yes, but sometimes it is too sacred . .. not something to be used, but something to be put up on a small rock. So that Indy can try to steal it. And then ravish me. /me blinks thoughtfully. You know, if we put a battered hat on Trout, and got him a haircut, he'd look kinda like Harrison Ford... _____________________
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Ann Launay
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10-05-2007 14:00
Was "Exit to Eden" considered a Romance novel? Never read it...I tend towards writers like Charles DeLint, Mercedes Lackey, and Patricia McKillip, with a little Stephen King and Laurell K. Hamilton thrown in for spice. _____________________
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Lexxi Gynoid
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10-05-2007 14:03
Never read it...I tend towards writers like Charles DeLint, Mercedes Lackey, and Patricia McKillip, with a little Stephen King and Laurell K. Hamilton thrown in for spice. Well . . if you want to actually name names  Favorite authors: Jane Austen, Harlan Coben, Beverly Connor, Aaron Elkins, Eric Flint, Dick Francis, W. E. B. Griffin, Harry Harrison, Roy Hart, James Huston, Peter Lovesey, George R.R. Martin, Jack McDevitt, Carol O'Connell, Robert B. Parker, John Ringo, John Maddox Roberts, James Rollins, Steven Saylor, Troy Soos, Harry Turtledove, John Varley, David Weber, Qiu Xiaolong _____________________
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Lindal Kidd
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10-05-2007 14:04
Never read it...I tend towards writers like Charles DeLint, Mercedes Lackey, and Patricia McKillip, with a little Stephen King and Laurell K. Hamilton thrown in for spice. Some of my favorites, too, Ann. May I suggest you add Lois McMaster Bujold to your list? A good starting point is either "Shards of Honor" (if you can find it in print) or "Cordelia's Honor", which includes the sequel. _____________________
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Lexxi Gynoid
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10-05-2007 14:09
I've read and liked several Stephen King books. And I've read Brothers in Arms by Lois McMaster Bujold. I have read short stories by Delint (I think) and Lackey.
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Wildefire Walcott
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10-05-2007 14:10
So, how readily available are animations and bondage'y add-ins for the Deviant bed? It seems like a well regarded system, but the choices aren't necessarily all to my taste. You can put any animation obtained anywhere in SL into any Deviant device, and they support animations for up to 6 avatars at once. If you have a set of poseballs you can pull the anims out of those and drop them into the Deviant device, along with a notecard with position/rotation settings. SexGen, on the other hand, is not designed to let you add your own animations- you're supposed to get their upgrade packs. Also, much of the Deviant furniture is tintable, at least to a degree. _____________________
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Lexxi Gynoid
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10-05-2007 14:11
You can put any animation obtained anywhere in SL into any Deviant device, and they support animations for up to 6 avatars at once. If you have a set of poseballs you can pull the anims out of those and drop them into the Deviant device, along with a notecard with position/rotation settings. SexGen, on the other hand, is not designed to let you add your own animations- you're supposed to get their upgrade packs. Also, much of the Deviant furniture is tintable, at least to a degree. Wow . . 6? wow _____________________
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Lindal Kidd
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10-05-2007 14:13
You can put any animation obtained anywhere in SL into any Deviant device, and they support animations for up to 6 avatars at once. SIX???!! That's....um....*counts on fingers*...an awful lot of limbs. I start to lose track of things beyond three. _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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10-05-2007 14:15
SIX???!! That's....um....*counts on fingers*...an awful lot of limbs. I start to lose track of things beyond three. Ahh that's nothing. This one time, at Band Camp....... _____________________
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Chris Norse
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10-05-2007 14:20
Well . . if you want to actually name names Favorite authors: Jane Austen, Harlan Coben, Beverly Connor, Aaron Elkins, Eric Flint, Dick Francis, W. E. B. Griffin, Harry Harrison, Roy Hart, James Huston, Peter Lovesey, George R.R. Martin, Jack McDevitt, Carol O'Connell, Robert B. Parker, John Ringo, John Maddox Roberts, James Rollins, Steven Saylor, Troy Soos, Harry Turtledove, John Varley, David Weber, Qiu Xiaolong Wow Lexxi! Quite a list. If you want to try some edgy Horror, give Richard Laymon a try. Lots of graphic sex and violence. Some vampire fiction, but most of it is "real life" wacko's terrorizing innocents. I would recommend Island to start with. It is a really good read. Four women and three men shipwrecked on a deserted island..........along with a killer. The twist on the last page is worth the price of admission._____________________
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10-05-2007 14:20
Ahh that's nothing. This one time, at Band Camp....... Has thoughts of a flute........... _____________________
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10-05-2007 14:21
Wow Lexxi! Quite a list. If you want to try some edgy Horror, give Richard Laymon a try. Lots of graphic sex and violence. Some vampire fiction, but most of it is "real life" wacko's terrorizing innocents. I would recommend Island to start with. It is a really good read. Four women and three men shipwrecked on a deserted island..........along with a killer. The twist on the last page is worth the price of admission.Perhaps we should have a Forum Book Club Thread.... _____________________
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10-05-2007 14:22
Ahh that's nothing. This one time, at Band Camp....... !! Brenda!! You promised not to tell!! _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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10-05-2007 14:22
Has thoughts of a flute........... There was a flute, in the beginning anyway. It seemed to have disappeared though....... It might have fallen into the Sousaphone...... _____________________
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Chris Norse
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10-05-2007 14:24
There was a flute, in the beginning anyway. It seemed to have disappeared though....... It might have fallen into the Sousaphone...... As long as you don't play a melody when you walk.  _____________________
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Tiberious Neruda
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10-05-2007 14:26
1) but I have to place the "bit" on the ground, right? I've lost too many "bits" that way; 2) I do not really have a desire to "screw the pooch" Aww... but dogs can be quite fun, from what I've heard... I'll have you have you meet my joggy friend later on as well. |
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Derbor Torok
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10-05-2007 14:29
I've read and liked several Stephen King books. And I've read Brothers in Arms by Lois McMaster Bujold. I have read short stories by Delint (I think) and Lackey. Short stories? - Roadl Dahl...! Hunter S Thompson: Few can make the english language sing like he did.. Nick Hornby: If you ever want to know how men really think. Philip Roth: What a range... Bernard Conrwell: Just fun stuff! Jumpa Lahiri: Beautiful stories.. captures the immigrant experience so vividly. .. and Pauline Regae... just to stay in topic |
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Lindal Kidd
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10-05-2007 14:30
Not only derailed, but distracted, dysfunctional, and fragmented beyond redemption.
I'd hate to do a tree diagram of this thing. But hasn't it been a fun Friday? _____________________
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Klipang Torok
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10-05-2007 14:34
Not only derailed, but distracted, dysfunctional, and fragmented beyond redemption. I'd hate to do a tree diagram of this thing. But hasn't it been a fun Friday? One of the best Friday threads ever. Unlike Oryx's death by PowerPoint, I am experiencing death by "I can't log in to my voicemail". Come on 5pm!! _____________________
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10-05-2007 14:34
Geez - a guy goes out to get a burrito for lunch and look what he comes back to. Besides a mild bellyache. Who invented the soccer ball sized burrito anyway? Mission-style my ass. That thing was sumo-style and I've never been able to turn down a challenge.
/me gets out his battered fedora and bullwhip and prepares to play 6 degrees of Godwin's Law. Lindal posted about sex animations which caused someone to mention ravishing which caused Lexxi to invite ravishment from Trout dressed like Harrison Ford who was in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom where he fought... NAZIS!!!! Wheeee!!! I win. _____________________
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