satindesire
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This thread got really cool all of a sudden, did y'all notice that?
I blame Luna.
I blame Luna.
'Most likely to...'
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Luna_Wolf72
CinnaWolf circa 2023
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Well one day, you are going to turn me out. I decided that years ago. You can't back out now!
No, I only came here for the booty...(and you...and Netz...and Hom though I need to pounce him elsewhere) Ya'll are the one's to get the blame!
satindesire
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Etoile
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Well, this is Japan, after all. Vegetarianism is not unknown here, but it's certainly not common, and it's not part of the common lexicon. Her response of "you should try it, it's good!" indicates that she didn't really understand the word "vegetarian" as you and I would.
FurryFury
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Etoile! Etoile! -- I'm hurt
Me? A serial killer? Are you serious?
I would never hurt people, serially. That is, with some obtusely, systematized objective.
Fortunately, I've never killed or even seriously injured anyone.
Don't be dejected however; you're not altogether wrong.
Me? A serial killer? Are you serious?
I would never hurt people, serially. That is, with some obtusely, systematized objective.
Fortunately, I've never killed or even seriously injured anyone.
Don't be dejected however; you're not altogether wrong.
satindesire
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I make you LOL? Really?
rida
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I have AV (and pics) turned off, so thank you for the heads up!
Now I'm contemporaneously squirming in my seats wanting to kneel and kiss those boots and have my mind reeling imaging and planning my own Domme look
Traditional Japanese food did not really have much meat, being more heavy on fish. But even that, the traditional poor people food did not have much, and most of the food is vegetables and seaweeds and roots.
Buddhist monks are vegetarian, so the connotation here is mostly religious, and Japanese are not particularly religious people. What they are thought about food though is that "it should not be wasted" and "to try everything once". Or so at least it was when I was a kid.
Also, the whole idea of animal also being life forms that need protection and respect, in spite of the heavy presence of Buddhist temples is something of the last 30 or 40 years of so and it was actually mostly introduced by westerns appalled by the treatment of animals.
/highjack
Kikori
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satindesire
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Marquis
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Awww, you guys....
I just did a vanity search and was quite touched to learn you guys still remember me, albeit as a sociopath.
It's hard to describe just how ironic this moment is. You see, I was looking up the signs of a sociopath before I logged in here. I'm in a new environment and I think I've made a strong impression on a lot of people. Most good I think, but I've gotten a few comments that seem to imply people are "always looking for sociopaths" and their comments are usually directed at me.
It's a big feeling hurter, and puts me in a whirlwind of doubt. What if I really am a sociopath? What should I do? Am I looking this information up just to get better at hiding (yes).
But then I see that I am missed and feel warmth and love for humanity again and I can relax in knowing, I am just like everyone else... just incredibly charismatic, ambitious and violent.
I just did a vanity search and was quite touched to learn you guys still remember me, albeit as a sociopath.
It's hard to describe just how ironic this moment is. You see, I was looking up the signs of a sociopath before I logged in here. I'm in a new environment and I think I've made a strong impression on a lot of people. Most good I think, but I've gotten a few comments that seem to imply people are "always looking for sociopaths" and their comments are usually directed at me.
It's a big feeling hurter, and puts me in a whirlwind of doubt. What if I really am a sociopath? What should I do? Am I looking this information up just to get better at hiding (yes).
But then I see that I am missed and feel warmth and love for humanity again and I can relax in knowing, I am just like everyone else... just incredibly charismatic, ambitious and violent.
DeepGreenEyes
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Awww, you guys....
I just did a vanity search and was quite touched to learn you guys still remember me, albeit as a sociopath.
You're memorable because you take the sociopath less traveled by, and that has made all the dominance.
Sir_Winston54
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:: Hands DGE a Frosted mug of his preferred beverage ::
DeepGreenEyes
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*tip of the mug to Sir Winston...*
I think I'll have a Great Lakes Burning River Pale Ale, which sounds just right for a late summer beer:
This pale ale poured a rich copper color, with a foamy two finger head that slowly reduced to one finger and retained lacing. It has a really nice earthy, herbal and flowery kind of hop smell with a hint of mixed citrus rind. Roasted malt smell is also faintly present. The taste is rich with hops, hints of spice and tea, and with a dry, lightly smoky, and a somewhat bitter finish. It is quite smooth for American Pale Ale, with a nice kick at 6% alcohol.
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