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arghh I give up. i don't know how to post pics. Sorry. Was trying to voice my opinion, but failed.
Get the URL for the image and use the 'img' tags:
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Clumeleon
I guess, relatively speaking, quite a lot of people know quite a lot about me. Lush friends have sent me things by post, called me on the phone, and seen me on (fully clothed). Never actually met with anyone, but certainly many people have seen pictures of me, and I them.
Of course, what constitutes my "real identity" is more of a philosophical issue. Why is the Lush-me any less the "real" me?
Or maybe my "real identity" is Jack MacLeod and I'm secretly... Premature Ejaculation Man!
Of course, what constitutes my "real identity" is more of a philosophical issue. Why is the Lush-me any less the "real" me?
Or maybe my "real identity" is Jack MacLeod and I'm secretly... Premature Ejaculation Man!
Clumeleon
Quote by Liz
https://www.gimp.org/
*sniggers* (even though it's actually quite a good program)
Clumeleon
1. When you throw bouquets at them.
2. When you please their folks too much.
3. When you laugh at their jokes too much.
4. When you sigh and gaze at them.
5. When you start collecting things like their rose and their glove.
6. When you take the trouble to bake their fav'rite pie.
I could go on.
2. When you please their folks too much.
3. When you laugh at their jokes too much.
4. When you sigh and gaze at them.
5. When you start collecting things like their rose and their glove.
6. When you take the trouble to bake their fav'rite pie.
I could go on.
Clumeleon
Quote by FirstBlush
In this case, to reply in context to a friend's comment.
Another friend's wall is deactivated and I'm posting to remember them.
Sometimes OTF's (other than friends) send something through the mail I might want to post.
Why not reply to someone by posting on their wall?
If there's anything else you want to post, you can do so on your blog.
Clumeleon
Quote by HistoryGuy07
Possibly delete the people that are not active with this site anymore. Perhaps like delete profiles that haven't been active for 100+ days.
As someone who has, a few times, spent prolonged periods of time away from the site and then come back, I dislike this idea.
Clumeleon
I'm really hoping for some punny titles for this comp, too. Some suggestions:
Mixed Doubles (tennis-themed swingers party)
Triple Hump (get it?)
Bi-Athalon (in the bisexual category)
Extra Time (in football/soccer... gotta be something there?)
Taekwondorgasm (okay, I'm struggling now, but I'll be back)
EDIT: I've got more.
Anything to do with paddles (table tennis BDSM)
Not Out (about the closeted cricketer)
The Cum-anachd Club (shinty? anyone?) OR I Caman Her Tits
New Balls, Please
Pole Vaulting (too easy?)
Mixed Doubles (tennis-themed swingers party)
Triple Hump (get it?)
Bi-Athalon (in the bisexual category)
Extra Time (in football/soccer... gotta be something there?)
Taekwondorgasm (okay, I'm struggling now, but I'll be back)
EDIT: I've got more.
Anything to do with paddles (table tennis BDSM)
Not Out (about the closeted cricketer)
The Cum-anachd Club (shinty? anyone?) OR I Caman Her Tits
New Balls, Please
Pole Vaulting (too easy?)
Clumeleon
Quote by ejg3
it would be better if mods and friends of mods didn't participate .. wouldn't fell like it is rigged and everybody feels like that have a chance ..but good luck and God bless everyone
The last four competitions were won by non-moderators.
And disqualifying anyone who is a friend of a moderators takes out a huge proportion of the site's active writing membership. Plus, it doesn't even make sense because not all mods are on the judging panel, and not everyone on the judging panel is a mod.
So, I'm sorry that you feel it is "rigged" (truly), but it's not. Simple.
Clumeleon
I don't play (wouldn't be able to in my rural village), but I am a big fan for several reasons.
Although it is not the first augmented reality game, it's the first to become hugely popular and "mainstream". This can be an impetus for this kind of technology to gain more ground and be implemented in more and varied contexts. In particular, I'm interested in the implications for education.
It has been a phenomenal social experiment of sorts, which has had some amazing, unforeseen consequences. Pretty much overnight, millions of people have engaged in it in a myriad ways, from sole traders producing clothing and merchandise (particular around the Team Valour/Instinct/Mystic thing), to marketing companies targeting "Poke-stops" and gyms, to coffee shops setting up rewards-based promotions based on the game. I've even heard of dog shelters encouraging players to 'hire' the dogs to take them for walks while they're hunting form Pokemon, which has been hugely successful.
The Pokemon franchise is already cross-generational, because it's been around for so long, but this new game has brought people back to Pokemon out of nostalgia for their childhood. Young people are encouraging their parents and grandparents to get involved, and I think it's actually bringing people together, which is definitely a good thing.
I reckon this kind of game, where internet connectivity is essential, will strengthen the call for internet equality in terms of 3G coverage, too. Maybe not Pokemon GO in particular, but as the medium expands, demand will grow.
There are, of course, drawbacks and dangers, like potential road accidents and targeted crime. These are being highlighted pretty quickly though, and both Niantic and local authorities seem to be pretty good at getting out information and advice. Hopefully we won't see too many ill consequences.
I think it is a fad, and enthusiasm will die down in the coming months. However, people still play Pokemon Red and Blue on Gameboys, so I think Pokemon GO will have some staying power.
Although it is not the first augmented reality game, it's the first to become hugely popular and "mainstream". This can be an impetus for this kind of technology to gain more ground and be implemented in more and varied contexts. In particular, I'm interested in the implications for education.
It has been a phenomenal social experiment of sorts, which has had some amazing, unforeseen consequences. Pretty much overnight, millions of people have engaged in it in a myriad ways, from sole traders producing clothing and merchandise (particular around the Team Valour/Instinct/Mystic thing), to marketing companies targeting "Poke-stops" and gyms, to coffee shops setting up rewards-based promotions based on the game. I've even heard of dog shelters encouraging players to 'hire' the dogs to take them for walks while they're hunting form Pokemon, which has been hugely successful.
The Pokemon franchise is already cross-generational, because it's been around for so long, but this new game has brought people back to Pokemon out of nostalgia for their childhood. Young people are encouraging their parents and grandparents to get involved, and I think it's actually bringing people together, which is definitely a good thing.
I reckon this kind of game, where internet connectivity is essential, will strengthen the call for internet equality in terms of 3G coverage, too. Maybe not Pokemon GO in particular, but as the medium expands, demand will grow.
There are, of course, drawbacks and dangers, like potential road accidents and targeted crime. These are being highlighted pretty quickly though, and both Niantic and local authorities seem to be pretty good at getting out information and advice. Hopefully we won't see too many ill consequences.
I think it is a fad, and enthusiasm will die down in the coming months. However, people still play Pokemon Red and Blue on Gameboys, so I think Pokemon GO will have some staying power.
Clumeleon
Quote by DoubleDs
I think communication is key.
My thoughts precisely. Good verbal and non-verbal communication will make for a better experience for both of you.
It's a while since I've been given a blowjob, but the best I had were from my ex because we were good at talking about what we liked and didn't like sexually.
Quote by DoubleDs
and for God's sake, swallow that load if that's where he is looking to shoot it, it's not gonna kill you!!!
#spittersarequitters
Clumeleon
Quote by KatieElizabeth
I did a Highland Games story once. Funnily enough it had the word "fling" in the title.
I remember the story well (it's damn good), and was thinking of it when I asked the question. Though I definitely don't think highland dancing would qualify as a 'sport'.
