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I've been sneaking in and getting some of Big Bertha's brew as the day has progressed. I finished editing and proofing a story for a friend. My, my, she has little conception of punctuation. But it's done. And I doubt I will be doing it again, soon. ;)
Now I'm working on a short story on blue. It will be sad and I hope it won't be too much of a downer to anyone kind enough to read it.
THanks, gang. I'll be back for more later.
you go your 'o' fixed!
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i used to stutter. i have it under control now - most of the time. growing up there were outlets for doing poetry slam - spoken word. open mic where anyone could get up and say their piece. every once in a while i was able to put the fear aside and stand up in front of people... most of the poetry i write here is meant to be spoken out loud. i still go to the slams and catch some brilliant artist - 'kids' who write far better than most published adults. teenagers in which poetry smolders and burns, their voices like gasoline spewing out of their mouths, their words like sparks. some funny, some harsh, some heartbreaking, all courageous. thanks for this thread, Duchess.
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Quote by BethanyFrasier
These things only happen to me infrequently because I live in a small liberal college town now, but I lived in and around the OSU campus in Columbus in my twenties, and I got attention constantly from strangers. I'm usually not threatened by it, but for a couple years after my , I was wigged-out if it happened when I was alone. My sister lives in Brooklyn, and she gets harassed all the time, but she's even more self-confident than I am, so she can handle herself in any situation. I'm kind of in awe of her!
yeah, should have pointed out that it can be a trigger for anyone who has been sexually assaulted and can often send a survivor into panic attacks.
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Quote by Ping
Coco. Checking it out this weekend.
We've been looking forward to it for a long time.
It's getting great reviews too.
oh, just got back from seeing it. soooo good. colorful and the story was wonderful and, as usual with Pixar, very moving. bring tissue.
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1. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from men you don't know?
how do i feel about being harassed by some guy i don't know, who may or may not present a danger, based on his actions? angry, scared, saddened.
2. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from women you don't know? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
not a fan of catcalls or wolf whistles by either sex. at least with women, the chance of it turning nasty is smaller, though not non-existant.
3. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from men you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.?
if i get a smile or a simple 'hi' or 'good morning', etc, or even a short, harmless, conversation, if i give him an opening, i will return it and as long as it's just a passing thing, it makes me smile. if it's followed up by someone trying to chat me up or following me, it's a whole nother story.
4. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from women you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
see above. once again, little more relaxed if it's a woman
5. Have you ever cat called, shouted at or whistled at men or other women you didn't know?
not at someone i didn't know, no. at people i did, yes, though it was usually in fun and i knew it wouldn't be taken wrong.
6. Have you ever given quieter, public forms of expressed "admiration" toward men or other women you didn't know?
yes, though i'm careful to not be invasive or threatening, and if it's obvious it's not welcome or making someone uncomfortable, i end it immediately and apologize before moving on.
how do i feel about being harassed by some guy i don't know, who may or may not present a danger, based on his actions? angry, scared, saddened.
2. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from women you don't know? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
not a fan of catcalls or wolf whistles by either sex. at least with women, the chance of it turning nasty is smaller, though not non-existant.
3. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from men you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.?
if i get a smile or a simple 'hi' or 'good morning', etc, or even a short, harmless, conversation, if i give him an opening, i will return it and as long as it's just a passing thing, it makes me smile. if it's followed up by someone trying to chat me up or following me, it's a whole nother story.
4. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from women you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
see above. once again, little more relaxed if it's a woman
5. Have you ever cat called, shouted at or whistled at men or other women you didn't know?
not at someone i didn't know, no. at people i did, yes, though it was usually in fun and i knew it wouldn't be taken wrong.
6. Have you ever given quieter, public forms of expressed "admiration" toward men or other women you didn't know?
yes, though i'm careful to not be invasive or threatening, and if it's obvious it's not welcome or making someone uncomfortable, i end it immediately and apologize before moving on.
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a few upcoming changes taking place on new years day.
changing the name of The Think Tank to The Stink Tank.
Changing Noll's name to Gnoll.
DamonX will be getting his own thread: Gentle Advice for Snowflakes and Social Justice Warriorettes.
There will be a new section, moderated by Cleo el Gato, set aside for member's pets to post in.
LYFBUZ is going to be moderating a new thread: Moose Riders and the Women Who Love Them.
We're banning the use of the word "Dawg" from the site (sorry, Buz, Rumple, but we've had complaints).
More to come. and feel free to post suggestions. Thanks!
-Nicola's alter-ego.
changing the name of The Think Tank to The Stink Tank.
Changing Noll's name to Gnoll.
DamonX will be getting his own thread: Gentle Advice for Snowflakes and Social Justice Warriorettes.
There will be a new section, moderated by Cleo el Gato, set aside for member's pets to post in.
LYFBUZ is going to be moderating a new thread: Moose Riders and the Women Who Love Them.
We're banning the use of the word "Dawg" from the site (sorry, Buz, Rumple, but we've had complaints).
More to come. and feel free to post suggestions. Thanks!
-Nicola's alter-ego.
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Quote by Verbal
Thank you Mods, for all you do. I go in and re-edit stories and change artwork and add tags and in general make a nuisance of myself, giving the Mods more work, and no one has ever complained. Like, EVER. So know we all appreciate your patience and hard work.
yeah, but we talk all sorts of shit about you in private.
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Verbal just wrote a brilliant piece, a first chapter to a series he's been 'threatening' with since i started the alterverse idea. go read it. Buz gave it an RR and well deserved. it's a beautiful beginning, rich, vibrant, erotic. i'm in love (with the story, not verbal, tho i'm pretty fond of him, too ).
). 
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Quote by seeker4
So anyone else ever finished a story and been down to just doing the final polish before submission and gone, "
no, never *laughs hysterically* yeah, once or twice. i actually have a confession to make. i hear people talking about how they plan out these arcs, plotlines, all this stuff and then i get these story comments talking about how they like how i have this theme or such, and i'm like, damn... if people really know that i just come up with an idea and start writing without any clue what's going to happen, other than i like the character and i'm putting her in charge... seriously, the whole butterfly beach thing? i had no idea when i started it what was going to happen. i STILL don't. every time i finish a chapter i'm like, oh, i never expected THAT!
maybe i'd be better off leaving you all mystified? 
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Quote by browncoffee
Larry, I've been noticing your 0's instead of o's and found it very amusing. I'm still waiting for Verbal to write a k-less story hint hint hint.
Lemonade, please.
i think everyone needs a signature texting quirk now. i have my non-capitalization thing going already.
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Quote by Master_Jonathan
Q: How do you keep a blonde occupied for hours?
A: Write "Other Side Up" on a cardboard box.
this makes absolutely no sense - i think you messed the joke up, Mr J. a blonde would have gotten it right, but then, we blondes don't expect much from non-blondes.
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Quote by JakeD68
Mods, if the 'inc fantasies' are only 'fantasy' why is there a 'true' tag on 1 of the stories? I noticed it due to my big fingers getting in the way. I wasn't logged in yet. Does that make a difference? I did as folks suggested, hid that category. I'm fairly certain the subject in that category is illegal. To promote 'true' stories on the guise of fantasy seems awfully underhanded. Considering this site promotes itself as a high caliber site.
shouldn't be. please send me a link and i'll look into it.
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Quote by Just_A_Guy_You_Know
Once upon a time, there was a brave (Canadian) soldier whose penis got mangled by an errant cricket ball, which could have easily been avoided if he hadn't been deeply immersed in the study of topology at the time. But hot psychedelic rock and roll scientists were able to rebuild it, bigger, better, stronger, faster... well, no, not faster... but in time he learned to control the powers of his new bionic member, capable of extending it to incredible distances boasted only by the guys in the Lush forums. He donned a mask and used it to fight the crime of boring terrible sex - and other misdemeanors if he wasn't too busy, and felt like it. He'd race to the scene in his Nascar which was actually pretty inefficient because he could only reach a place by making a series of left turns, and by the time he got there, it was usually all over.
write that up as a serious story and i'll totally nom it for an EP award!
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Quote by 69Kisses96
My father was one of the first U.S. Army military police officers on the beach on D Day at Omaha Beach. Just as the door dropped down on their landing craft, there was a direct German artillery hit on the craft next to them that decimated a platoon of their fellow MPs, so body parts rained down on them as they waded ashore. Dad was shot as soon as he took his first steps on Omaha Beach. He was sent to a field hospital in France, where he was recovering. He and some other wounded troops were swimming in a pond when an artillery shell hit the pond. Dad had just stepped out of the water, so he was wounded again, while the others were all killed. Soon after he recovered from that, he was in liberated Paris in December, when he was sent to Belgium to help secure convoy routes at the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge. He and two other MPs were investigating a roadblock outside Bastogne which was not on their list. It turned out that it was part of a German effort to interrupt resupply for the Americans. The three MPs all got machine gunned, but managed to report back to HQ. That was dad's third Purple Heart. He recovered, and in the Spring, got his final WWII assignment. Nothing that had happened before prepared him for the horrors of Buchenwald. He was supposed to help survivors recover and try to get repatriated. His father had died when he was 12 and said that was the last time he had cried before Buchenwald. While he was at Buchenwald, he cried every single night. The stories he told me about Buchenwald will always be with me. Forgetting will never be an option for me.
that's an amazing and powerful story. thanks so much for sharing his memories. i can't even imagine experiencing any of that.