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A.T.Schlesinger wrote:corra wrote:A.T.Schlesinger wrote:corra: TL/DR
Here's the abstract:
That insanely long post was about Taurus divided by the member of the KKK before wash day? I may have to go back and read it--when I have a free week.
Vern: I see no safety pin. But then I also see no God, and a lot of people say that's a thing too.
You're not supposed to see the safety pin; it's under the chicken, invisibly holding it in place kind of like the strong nuclear force. Take care. Vern
A.T.Schlesinger wrote: Vern: I'm pleased you finally got an avatar. But one question; is that a really small person wearing the top of an acorn?
Actually, I found that Tam o'shanter hat in the trash as a kid and placed the little fuzzy chicken (also found in the trash) on top of it with a safety pin - not sure where I got the safety pin, lol. That was my class picture. But, geez, surely you remember me explaining the avatar before; it's also in my profile and been there pretty much since this new site opened. I might have to add some bells and whistles to make it stand out. Take care. Vern
PS: Edited to clarify existence of avatar info.
max keanu wrote:Here's my contribution from my novel, APHRODITE'S RAINBOW, wherein I created a variation on the F/F theme I referred to as F/AF for: female / android female:
"Harley Davidson! Oh goodie! Harley Davidson! Oh goodie! Goodie!“ Prunella said in animated excitement. Her processors overloaded at the prospect of seeing her man again. Her long repressed memory circuits double looped over and over, her love pulses created a divide by zero error causing her to sing like a yodeling fool at an idiot’s convention, complete with super-reverb and Alpine echoes.
“Oh my blithering, beautiful idiot android, you're so tantalizing. But until tomorrow comes we love, we will love all night long, ” Isellit whispered, forgetting all about Prunella's death-radiating, rainbow emitting vulva, while lowering her beautiful face and hungry tongue down between Prunella’s naked thighs to experience Aphrodite’s Rainbow, the last and best rainbow-hued light show of her life."
Can I get this on video? Sounds like Barbarella in the orgasmostron. Take care. Vern
Tom Oldman wrote:On my home page, that listing is waaaaaay down at the bottom and takes a bunch of scrolling to get there. Plus, there are only 7 slots for new postings. At the moment, I have 12 emails in my inbox with no idea who they're for.
~Tom
Oh, geez (rolls eyes) what does that scroll take anyway, a nanosecond? I'm still amazed by Earthlings lol. You do know you can see all the rest by clicking "Read more content from your connections" at the bottom of the list, right?. I'm training my telescope on another galaxy. Take care. Vern
In one click to your home page, you can see all the recent postings of your connections. I mean, aren't you going there anyway? I stopped all email concerning postings and haven't missed them one bit. To each their own, but sometimes I think I'm living on a different planet. Take care. Vern
There is hardly a thread on this site (or the old) garnering more than a few responses which does not veer to some degree from the initial subject matter. I consider that a good thing in most instances. Natural conversation goes that way when interesting characters are involved. Take care. Vern
Dill Carver wrote:rhiannon wrote:... males seem to like Jeb & Rhia: the Love Story, and females are more represented among reviewers in the New Fairy story.....
men like the sexy ingenue and women like the kick-ass adventurer.... what, if anything, should I do about that?
I'd say tone it down.
Given such a powerful and distinct contrast I'm wondering if it would it be dangerous for a transgender person to read these stories? I mean, given the different reactions between genders, it would at the very least cause the transgender reader to be at odds with her/his self. I'm wondering if intense reading could lead to a seizure; nervous breakdown or even spontaneous combustion?
LOL! I do love your take on this. The point is made a whole lot better than I did. Take care. Vern
Responded in premium group forum. Take care. Vern
I would first ask if anyone reviewed both stories and if so then their response should provide an answer. If no one reviewed both stories, then that might provide an opportunity to request one of them to do so and relate their preference and reasons for such. All in all I would think it is merely a statistical quirk unless the pattern remains over many reviewers and with the order of presentation changed on occasion so that one is not picking the first one to review by the order it is presented (a possible gender bias maybe, who knows). Good luck. Take care. Vern
Congrats to the finalists and all who entered. Take care. Vern
I probably wouldn't even look at the author until I finished the story and might want to buy something else by said author, but then I rarely brose through book stores any more. And only on a few occasions have I bought a book (more accurately had my wife buy it for me) because of the author; most in my opinion don't repeat the excellent experience I received from the first one. I'm just too damn picky, lol. Sometimes I will pick up a book my wife is reading and just start reading wherever she has it marked and if I find it interesting will ask to read it when she finishes, or perhaps before if she gets busy on something else. I may not be typical in that regard. Take care. Vern
You have style, lady. Take care. Vern
I think he's still sulking about the Seahawks losing to the Panthers. Or maybe he's hitchhiking your way to surprise you with a finished copy of Antagony and had to leave his computer home. No telling with John. Good to see you pop in once and a while anyway; hey, maybe that's what he's doing...trying to spur you on with his absence. Take care. Vern
Norm d'Plume wrote:In my story, my characters are flying in a shuttle that's been hit by another ship, causing the leak. They're racing to reach a flagship before their air runs out. I want to knock them out with them realizing they may not be rescued in time and may never wake up. I can't have their blood/tissues boil/explode while they're unconscious.
Charles, thanks for the links. I read through it quickly and it looks useful. I'll read it in detail later today.
It seems to me you're over complicating the situation. They either pass out from lack of oxygen and/or decompression or they don't. You then save them or you don't. They will not know one way or the other unless you indeed do save them. Any added detail is not going to change anything or make it more dramatic unless you want to go into the theatrics of a Total Recall or such other unrealistic depiction. Good luck with whatever you decide. Take care. Vern
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