Here is my first post in nearly four years. I am not sure if the not doing it or beginning again puzzles me more. There's nothing to say either. Oh well. It's done, anyways. Hello, SG, though I've been here all along
caraphernelia:
Hey :3
Seven of my 18 "Faves" SGs are over the age of 30. Another 4 are at the cusp. Three others are ageless. Of them all, 13 appear to not be active with the site anymore.
I could update my faves, pick girls who are active and a sustaining part of the site but, honestly, it's not like it used to be. That is not to...
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I could update my faves, pick girls who are active and a sustaining part of the site but, honestly, it's not like it used to be. That is not to...
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adelina:
Agreed. I miss the attitude that the girls typically had back in the day. I like my nudity with a very generous sprinkling of sass and spunk. ;)
adelina:
Oh and I wanted to add that I really liked when the SGs when out of their way to insult the members. As kooky as that sounds, those comments really made my day. And the jerky journal entries, I LOVED THOSE! I loved the ones made by Elara, especially the one where she posts a pic of her dog and tells all of us "fucking sickos" to jerk off to it. HA!!!!!!! What is it with this trying to be "nice" schtick that's going on. It sucks ass. Maybe it's the member review thing-- the girls think that they have to be nice in order to get their sets picked. That's probably the most annoying thing about member review (at least for me).
I've never really used tags before on the site. Only in the past six months or so have I used them to try and name the "other" girl in multi "review" sets (seriously, why is only the model posting shown in the set, why not BOTH?). The past couple of days, however, I've been applying some of my own to review sets I'm perusing. But...
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I know it's been a long while and I'd hate to return to rant... BUT...
You do know this is a nude website? You do know the idea is for you to style, yes, pose, yes, AND take your clothes off? I do not understand being clothed for 3/4 of a set. And usually it's not a gradual, strip tease style. It's clothed- BAM- nude....
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You do know this is a nude website? You do know the idea is for you to style, yes, pose, yes, AND take your clothes off? I do not understand being clothed for 3/4 of a set. And usually it's not a gradual, strip tease style. It's clothed- BAM- nude....
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Apple has finally closed down MobileMe. With it, my website has gone away. I must now decide if I'm going to continue with it, where I will continue and when. Since there were so few viewers (read: none) I haven't decided if I want to bother with it. It will be a challenge since iWeb, which I used to create it isn't compatible with any...
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hecklongtree:
Sorry, I didn't know you had a website. I'd like to have seen it.
E-book self-publishing might be the way to go. Kerry Wilkinson, Amanda Hocking and others have self-published ebook bestsellers and parlayed that success into contracts with traditional publishers.
I wish you luck.
E-book self-publishing might be the way to go. Kerry Wilkinson, Amanda Hocking and others have self-published ebook bestsellers and parlayed that success into contracts with traditional publishers.
I wish you luck.
Yes, been a while. I never got the text-to-journal feature to work. Sitting at my computer to type something here seems too... depressing for some reason.
I'm coming up on seven years I've been back in hicksville, USA. I don't want to sound bitter when speaking of my host but I could not abide by it when I left back in '93 and it has...
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I'm coming up on seven years I've been back in hicksville, USA. I don't want to sound bitter when speaking of my host but I could not abide by it when I left back in '93 and it has...
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scottsmallin:
I make BLT's with Boca!! hahah.
Doctor prescribed a drug to me, requested I have labs done again four weeks later. Going to pick up the medication from my pharmacy I am told it needed "prior authorization," I should check back in a few days. I get a call this morning from the nurse at my doctor's office whom tells me another replacement has been called in instead, to take it...
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hecklongtree:
Let's face it, medical treatment in this country is just bad. Presented with an injury, doctors will know what to do. But when called upon to make a differential diagnosis (the patient could have one thing or something else) they'll probably get it it wrong. One study by an AMA panel on chronic pain found that doctors did, in fact, misdiagnose the source of the pain about 50% of the time.
Doctors order a lot of tests, not just because of fee for service payment, but because they don't have a clue what's wrong with you. They hope the tests will show something, but they don't really know what they're looking for. In any case, they get paid the same thing for making a wrong diagnosis as a right. Why spend a lot of time with a patient, when you can just give him an off-the-cuff diagnosis, give him a prescription for something, and tell him to make an appointment to come back. If the prescription doesn't help, all the better. In a month the doctor can begin the whole futile process over again.
God, I wish "House" wasn't just a fictional TV show. I'd love to go to that hospital and be attended to by a team of doctors who really care.
Doctors order a lot of tests, not just because of fee for service payment, but because they don't have a clue what's wrong with you. They hope the tests will show something, but they don't really know what they're looking for. In any case, they get paid the same thing for making a wrong diagnosis as a right. Why spend a lot of time with a patient, when you can just give him an off-the-cuff diagnosis, give him a prescription for something, and tell him to make an appointment to come back. If the prescription doesn't help, all the better. In a month the doctor can begin the whole futile process over again.
God, I wish "House" wasn't just a fictional TV show. I'd love to go to that hospital and be attended to by a team of doctors who really care.
hecklongtree:
Don't get me started on doctors. I have this motion disorder in my feet. My toes move involuntarily. I showed it to one doctor and he told me I'm making them do that. I showed it to a neurologist and told him what I thought it was (something he had never heard of, even though there's a lot of literature on it). I even showed him a bunch of medical journal abstracts (from the www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed website). Of course, he gave me a prescription and told me to come back. When I came back, he hadn't even looked at the articles, but insisted I had something else. The condition I have is called "painful legs and moving toes" syndrome. The articles on it describe what I have to a tee, but these arrogant know it alls won't listen.
But enough about real doctors. I much prefer the fictional kind. I love "House." It's a new wrinkle on the "procedural" genre, where the team use medical procedures to solve medical, as opposed to legal, mysteries. I'm working on a TV pilot idea myself, where FBI agents use computer forensics to contend with hackers, suspects with evidence on their hard drives, etc. But there's also a partner/love interest la "Castle" or "Bones." I really think this would make a great series.
But enough about real doctors. I much prefer the fictional kind. I love "House." It's a new wrinkle on the "procedural" genre, where the team use medical procedures to solve medical, as opposed to legal, mysteries. I'm working on a TV pilot idea myself, where FBI agents use computer forensics to contend with hackers, suspects with evidence on their hard drives, etc. But there's also a partner/love interest la "Castle" or "Bones." I really think this would make a great series.
Why is it whenever someone posts "my God has forsaken me" and everyone else is offering up words of encouragement and spouting scripture about how He will never leave a Believer my first thought is "good for you"? Doubt leads to bigger revelations?