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Spins said:
Hey Palm. You didn't miss much.

Get your computer issues all worked out?

<ties the Empress back up>

Who let you out?

Nope. About to swallow my pride, give up, and take it to a shop. *loses 1000 nerd XP*

Didn't miss much? The Empress is tied up, and you call that not much?
 
Palmetto13 said:
Nope. About to swallow my pride, give up, and take it to a shop. *loses 1000 nerd XP*

Didn't miss much? The Empress is tied up, and you call that not much?

That is really a recent happening.

I was tired of her leaving. She doesn't believe she was missed :)

Take it to a shop and just be happy you can. Better to have it working as it is meant to, or to figure out why it won't work the way you want it to then just keep messing with it
 
Don't mind Spins. He's seeing to it that I spend more time among my people.


And exposing my kinks.
 
lil_squirter said:
Don't mind Spins. He's seeing to it that I spend more time among my people.


And exposing my kinks.

Seems I returned just in time then...

Good work, Spins.
 
lil_squirter said:
Don't mind Spins. He's seeing to it that I spend more time among my people.


And exposing my kinks.

<gives you a big hug and feeds you an Egg Roll>

I just think you should be around more. I'd loosen the knots, but you would go poof on us again. We can't allow that to happen :)
 
lil_squirter said:
Blast from the past video!!

One of my favorites, I have almsot every compilation the 'Project ever put out.

The Alan Parson's Project: Don't Answer Me

I mentioned th name a th group ta Hubby man an he bout came unhinged from time an then almost cried cause his old vinyl collection of the oldest APP stuff is gone.

He also wanted ta propose ta SquirtSis. After he makes sure ya got th Pyramid album.....
 
Spins said:
<gives you a big hug and feeds you an Egg Roll>

I just think you should be around more. I'd loosen the knots, but you would go poof on us again. We can't allow that to happen :)

*Flip catches my knife.*

Empress is suppsoed to eb free. Do you want to bring the corset police down upon us again. Tie her up on your time.

*Cuts the empress' bonds*
(But god do I hate doing this, she looks so good.)
 
Wyldfire said:
I mentioned th name a th group ta Hubby man an he bout came unhinged from time an then almost cried cause his old vinyl collection of the oldest APP stuff is gone.

He also wanted ta propose ta SquirtSis. After he makes sure ya got th Pyramid album.....

He already has you and kitty, And the Empress is communal for now. Not that Swain isn't the most awesomeest of guys....
 
chronicle_tenko said:
He already has you and kitty, And the Empress is communal for now. Not that Swain isn't the most awesomeest of guys....
'

He he heKeep it up an he might have a lil birdy tell him he might want Reiha too;).......
 
How the crap do I have the ability to improve my ability to charm people in my speech but you aren't able to get him laid. -_-


Elder Scrolls: Oblivion is fun though
 
chronicle_tenko said:
I'm pretty sure that despite co-ownership of you you're not leaving me for Wyld's husband, awesome though he may be. For various reasons.


he can't have me because I'm a Sempai- he is not.
 
Senpai is a Japanese term (sometimes an honorific) for a person in a club or other organization, including a school or college, who is a senior (in other words, a member for longer or of a higher year) and mutually recognized as such. The junior counterpart is called kōhai. Senpai is often seen romanized as sempai, in accordance with the initial version of the Hepburn romanization system.

Senpai and kōhai are an essential element of Japanese age-based status relationships, similar to the way that family and other relationships are decided based on age, with even twins being divided into older and younger sibling. A young person may even be considered the senpai of an older person at times if the older person entered an organization, such as a company, at a later time than the younger person did.

In a Japanese school sports club, such as a baseball team, the kōhai are usually expected to perform various menial tasks for the senpai including washing clothes and cleaning. The kōhai may not be allowed to play the sport at all or have only limited opportunities to do so until they become senpai.

More than simple seniority, senpai implies a relationship with reciprocal obligations, somewhat similar to a mentoring relationship. A kōhai is expected to respect and obey their senpai, and the senpai in turn must guide, protect, and teach their kōhai as best they can. Senpai/kōhai relationships generally last for as long as the two people concerned stay in contact, even if the original context in which the senpai was senior is no longer relevant.

These terms are used widely among otaku, as they appear frequently in anime and manga. Romantic crushes on one's senior are a popular theme in shōjo and romantic stories. In translated anime and manga, senpai/kōhai are more commonly retained in fansubs and scanlations, as official translations tend to use familiar English terms.

In Japanese martial arts, the term senpai generally refers to the highest ranked student in a club who is not yet a black belt. He or she is expected to assist the sensei with younger or less experienced students.
 
Wyldfire said:
I mentioned th name a th group ta Hubby man an he bout came unhinged from time an then almost cried cause his old vinyl collection of the oldest APP stuff is gone.

He also wanted ta propose ta SquirtSis. After he makes sure ya got th Pyramid album.....


Actaully..I do have that on CD. Tales of Mystery and Imagination, I Robot, Pyramid, Eye in the Sky, Ammonia Avenue, Vulture Culture, Stereotomy , Gaudi

They hang with my Quiet Riot: CUm on Feel the Noise .45, and my Styxx: Killroy (Mr. Roboto) .45
 
Curse work.
Curse it back to whatever blue blazing nether hell it came from.

*Frog humping expletive here*

Welcome back Palm.

Been busy of late.
Getting better work.
In the Security field.

Turns out Friend Computer was hiring InSec to help root out commie mutant traitors.

Better pay, benefits, and decent hours.

And to the Empress and Rei, I say this; :p
 
SexyCleric said:
And to the Empress and Rei, I say this; :p


well :p right back at cha.


Vandy: isn't "kōhai" supose to be spelt as Kōuhai? Your deffinition is correct, but I always thought that it was spelt with a u as well.


You know what I really want to add to my collection of swords and stuff?

a Naginata!!!!!!!!!
 
Lady Reiha said:
well :p right back at cha.


Vandy: isn't "kōhai" supose to be spelt as Kōuhai? Your deffinition is correct, but I always thought that it was spelt with a u as well.


You know what I really want to add to my collection of swords and stuff?

a Naginata!!!!!!!!!

Isn't that one of those sticks with a blade on the end?:D
 
Wyldfire said:
Isn't that one of those sticks with a blade on the end?:D
It is ^^ *gets all Vandy-like about this*



A Naginata is basically the japanese equivalent for a halbert: a long staff with a curved blade at the tip. It was used as a weapon against cavalry in the Heian Era ( which was the 9th-12th century). apprently though, it's used decreased by the Sengoku (War Country) era in the late 15-mid 16th century. By the time the Edo era came around ( aka the Tokugawa shogunate, early 17th century to the Meiji Revolution), the naginata was used only as a decorative sword, or as a martial arts weapon taught to the family's women. In modern day Japan (now), users of the naginata are primarly women ^^
 
Lady Reiha said:
It is ^^ *gets all Vandy-like about this*



A Naginata is basically the japanese equivalent for a halbert: a long staff with a curved blade at the tip. It was used as a weapon against cavalry in the Heian Era ( which was the 9th-12th century). apprently though, it's used decreased by the Sengoku (War Country) era in the late 15-mid 16th century. By the time the Edo era came around ( aka the Tokugawa shogunate, early 17th century to the Meiji Revolution), the naginata was used only as a decorative sword, or as a martial arts weapon taught to the family's women. In modern day Japan (now), users of the naginata are primarly women ^^

*Ahem*
During the Sengoku era, the naginata stopped being utilized, because a more effective anti cavalry weapon was developed.
The musket!

Killed dem horsies before they could even get within reach.
I also believe that Oda Nobunaga was the first in japanesse history to use rotating firing lines in combat.

*Shrug*
Just wanted to contribute.
 
SexyCleric said:
*Ahem*
During the Sengoku era, the naginata stopped being utilized, because a more effective anti cavalry weapon was developed.
The musket!

Killed dem horsies before they could even get within reach.
I also believe that Oda Nobunaga was the first in japanesse history to use rotating firing lines in combat.

*Shrug*
Just wanted to contribute.




*pokes playfully* we aren't talking about muskets, we are talking about naginata's!!!! That's why I left it out Mr. Smarty-Pants :p



*huggums* But thank-you for your knowledgeable input my friend ^^
 
Lady Reiha said:
well :p right back at cha.


Vandy: isn't "kōhai" supose to be spelt as Kōuhai? Your deffinition is correct, but I always thought that it was spelt with a u as well.


You know what I really want to add to my collection of swords and stuff?

a Naginata!!!!!!!!!
Isn't that one of those really thick spears they could just to break horse legs?
 
snake0067 said:
Isn't that one of those really thick spears they could just to break horse legs?



*falls over*



did you not read what me and Vandy wrote?!!!!
 
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