Journal Zirnike's Journal: Old timer 13
Prestidigitation, maybe.
And mage hand could be a lot of fun with a woman in a crowd... Teasing a girl in public without visable means. Pay for it when you get home, but still.
I just finished the first book in the Riverworld saga. Pretty good. Anyone have an opinion on the rest? Should I get them?
Now, for sports: I was already annoyed at pro sports. The riots at the last set of games, and the expected riots for today or whatever, irritate me even more. I don't like government interferance, but as long as they're banning all sorts of things that don't cause serious harm (drugs like pot, porn, gay marriage) and even screwing with things protected by the constitution (free speech, search and seizure due process (more problems related to drug laws), gun ownership), then you'd think they'd ban something that's a huge drain on the economy with no real positive benifits (pro sports). Yeah, yeah, 'bread and circus', and the gov. is just trying to keep the populous fat dumb and happy, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.
* there are a lot of friends I'd want to cast this on. A diabetic or two, some with worse problems.
Happy Birthday (a bit belated)! (Score:1)
Re:Happy Birthday (a bit belated)! (Score:2)
It wasn't a bad day, but it wasn't great.
Of course, I'm not really interested in my birthday. I generally 'celebrate' it by not reminding people and just hanging out. Still, my ideal birthday would involve more scantilly clad and/or nude women (like, 1 is more.) Very preferably one interested in me. :)
When I was in college
Re:Happy Birthday (a bit belated)! (Score:2)
Sounds like a normal reaction to me, but trust me on this - if the situation were reversed, would you want one of your friends to feel guilty about you giving him or her a gift under the same circumstances?
Friends just want what's best for friends, and they don't "keep score" in the giving-and-receivin
Re:Happy Birthday (a bit belated)! (Score:2)
Re:Happy Birthday (a bit belated)! (Score:1)
A gift is not a transaction, it is an expression of one's regard for another. There are many appropriate ways to respond to that expression.
Riverworld (Score:1)
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Your phrasing implies that the books are bad. Are they bad, or just include 'violent, sexually explicit material'? I don't mind as long as the books are good, in other words. I do read Jack L. Chalker, after all... :)
I'll hold off on the other series until I go through the first set.
Re:Riverworld (Score:1)
I enjoy Chalker as well, though I have not read anything recent by him. I liked both Well of Souls series, but I thought that the Four Lords of the Diamond and the Wonderland Gambit ("Everything you think you know is wrong") series were some of his
Re:Riverworld (Score:2)
I don't know the four lords or the flux and anchor sets... I might have missed the third Wonderland Gambit book, I'll have to find the set and see.
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Spells (Score:2)
I passed these on to my AD&D group, who all found it amusing :-)
Re:Spells (Score:1)
I knew a grrl who'd been trained (she was a lifestyler, BDSM submissive) to orgasm on command. Her Mistress used to enjoy going shopping and doing this to her frequently, as they built in intensity with frequency.
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Ummm... How do you train yourself/be trained to do that? I, err, someone I know wants to know.
(actually, I would rather enjoy having an SO I could do that too... at least partly because I'd enjoy her revenge as well. :)