Endless Curiosity

On thread titles, I like ydahecnot's "What are you thinking an hour from now?" thread for its post-ironic qualities in the light of all of the other "What are you... ?" threads. I have posted in it a few times, but I'm probably getting ahead of myself there.
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I see what you did there. ;)

Also, y really needs to send me links when he starts a new thread.

I mean, how is a girl expected to keep up?
 
I remember bjgobblecock! That was a classic. I like Gigglegasm too - I think it conjures a great picture of a sexy lady who's a lot of fun. And of course, I like yda's too, because it blow's people's minds trying to figure it out the first time they see it.

My favorite thread name currently is Yank's Free Range Turkey Trot Warming House and Bondage Barn.

And though you didn't ask, this is my favorite post of the day:

:D:D

But call me Horney again and I'll have your sad little balls in an olive jar at the back of my fridge.
 
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I like yda's too, because it blow's people's minds trying to figure it out the first time they see it.
I've added it to my spellchecker to avoid mishaps. Or, perhaps, to cause mishaps when I try to type words with similar spellings.
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I remember bjgobblecock! That was a classic. I like Gigglegasm too - I think it conjures a great picture of a sexy lady who's a lot of fun. And of course, I like yda's too, because it blow's people's minds trying to figure it out the first time they see it.

My favorite thread name currently is Yank's Free Range Turkey Trot Warming House and Bondage Barn.

And though you didn't ask, this is my favorite post of the day:

:eek:

I only whip out the HoneyDomme in public on special occasions.
 
I don't think I can pick just one. I like the dual word user names, like AbsintheFather, Mindfondler, RubenesqueAphrodite. I also like the one word originals that catch your attention, like Trekka and Lunation. And then there's the *grrrr* male monikers. TheAnimalWithin and ChainedUp come to mind.

The only ones I don't like are the...errrr...graphically sexual. Yeah. Big surprise there, I'm sure. :eek:

There was one, some time back that just puzzled me no end. KrackHeadKathy, if I recall correctly.

I mean...what?

Was it supposed to be a joke? Not a joke? :confused:
 
In your time on Lit, what has been your favourite user name? (Not one of yours, but one that you’ve seen)
Did you ever interact with the person?


Alternatively/additionally, what is your favourite thread title? Have you ever posted in the thread?
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I don't have a favorite user name. In my mind, the user name is a reflection of one's personality and I look at it as such.
As for threads, i'm partial to thread titles that just grab you.
 
VT and EN: it is on the Oxford Don voice thread, along with my four favorite What Are You Wearing catchphrases
 
I don't have a favorite user name. In my mind, the user name is a reflection of one's personality and I look at it as such.
As for threads, i'm partial to thread titles that just grab you.
Something tells me that you didn't like the question much. ;)

I'll try to do better next time. :)
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OK. Before I set another question, I'll recap quickly on yesterday's challenge:

  • To the question "What is your favourite thread title", the correct answer is "Endless Curiosity".
  • To the question "What is your favourite user name", the correct answer is "ViciousTease".
Did you all get those right? ;) *nods in deference to thread creator*

Today's question:

If you could live anywhere on Earth, where would you choose and why?
If one of you rebels chooses some non-terrestrial option, explain how you would manage your choice. :p


3... 2... 1... go! :)
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OK. Before I set another question, I'll recap quickly on yesterday's challenge:

  • To the question "What is your favourite thread title", the correct answer is "Endless Curiosity".
  • To the question "What is your favourite user name", the correct answer is "ViciousTease".
Did you all get those right? ;) *nods in deference to thread creator*

Today's question:

If you could live anywhere on Earth, where would you choose and why?
If one of you rebels chooses some non-terrestrial option, explain how you would manage your choice. :p


3... 2... 1... go! :)
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Wow, I got both of yesterday's questions wrong. I'll see you in detention, professor. ;)

If I could live anywhere, it would probably be Washington state or ... well, Washington state. I have a dear friend there that is going through some rough times and I'd like to be there for her. Plus, rain and snow!
 
Wow, I got both of yesterday's questions wrong. I'll see you in detention, professor. ;)

If I could live anywhere, it would probably be Washington state or ... well, Washington state. I have a dear friend there that is going through some rough times and I'd like to be there for her. Plus, rain and snow!
Plus your favorite Dragon. ;)
 
Today's question:

If you could live anywhere on Earth, where would you choose and why?
If one of you rebels chooses some non-terrestrial option, explain how you would manage your choice. :p


3... 2... 1... go! :)
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I've lived 45+ years in Texas, about the last 2/3's of my life. The longer I live here, the less I like it. :(

However, I now have considerable roots here, especially family: siblings, spouse, children, grandchildren. This makes moving someplace else a near impossibility.

I guess I can dream of some tropical island paradise, but it's not going to happen.
 
Oh, no! I failed the exam! :eek:

(And those were easy questions, too.)

I have always had a hankering to live on the moon.

Yep. The moon.

I blame it on adolescent reading choices. Heinlein's The Moon is a Harsh Mistress is one of my favorite books. How would I do it? Pressurized domes?

Oh! And there was another book where humans colonized other planets. Can't remember the name of the author or the book, but the ship crashed and the colonists ended up on planet reminiscent of Cretaceous period earth. Dinosaurs, people! Dinosaurs!!!

Errr...I seem to wandered a little far afield.

*veers back to attainable*

I've always had a yen to visit Maine. (Do not ask why because I do not know. :confused:). Too cold though, I expect, for year around living. Washington would be pretty, or perhaps Wyoming or Colorado. Actual seasons, and trees and heavily wooded areas.

Not that Texas isn't superb in its own way, but aside from the hill country we don't have much in the way of pretty.

#notaflatlandfan
 
I love the mountains, snow, hiking and everything outside. Colorado isn't far from my happy self, but I'm going with Switzerland.
Anyone of these quaint little towns would be just up my alley. I'll start my Swiss expedition in Interlaken and go from there.
 
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