You are a miserable little prick, aren't you. You deserve nothing a fist down your throat and piss down your leg.
scouries;26951318It is now our hope and belief that within weeks [b said:
yes, I've seen that game played out time and again, but it's not only on the internet, it's common wherever groups gather-- clubs, bars, softball fields... Even so, and even though the mechanism looks the same, it is different each time, because the people are different-- Cloudy and Danielle are very different people, and I don't want Cloudy to leave permanently, for instance, but I'm not very involved with Danielle.
These posts of yours are not funny in any way. They show you up as an oinker of the first (sewage) water.MISS JENNY QUOTE POST #2531 I doubt he would lie about romping on the beach, Dark. However, it may be quite a small beach. Just about the same size as the catbox under the bathroom sink.
Did ANYONE else notice how much miss jenny’s posts have improved? And after just ten days following our in-home, over-the-Internet ScouriesCure. How she threw in a little humor this time, a friendly tease? Her attitude is definitely changing…improving.
Our big fear as we work on miss j’s cure is that we don’t go too far, too fast. Our goal is definitely not to produce just another ‘scouries groupie’ but instead to simply bring out the kind, wonderful, intelligent person that lurks somewhere below the surface.
As to the beach: It actually was a relatively small beach as beaches go. Certainly when compared to Miami Beach. It was maybe a twenty-five yard long sandy arc on a Florida Key, with the gentle waves lapping on its shore.
There is a “cat” connection though. I believe miss j may have misheard when she overheard something I said which might explain her ‘catbox’ quote.
While discussing the progress of her “cure” with her over the boat phone, I believe I did mention that there was “naked pussy” from one end of the beach to the other. I guess the poor innocent thought I was talking about pets!
jrs
Those numbers don't represent "views" either-- as we've explained time and again. They are hits-- a momoent when some one or some thing has clicked onto that page. Some thing is an accurate word; the internet is full of little insects called "bots" or "spiders" that continually and mindlessly ramble the websites, going from link to link. These bots stay for a micro second, send back info "yes, this link works" and departs-- but that microsecond is enough for the database to register its visit. And Manu has chosen to describe these blinks as "views" because once again, the effort of telling them apart from real readers' clicks is too expensive.Trying to figure out the "logic" behind anything scouries says without taking large doses of hallucinogenics is a monumental waste of time.
In scouries' mind, a view is a "sale", and therefore represents money, and is therefore a mark of quality. After all, who would pay for something that was crap? Therefore, more views = greater quality.
That's just the tip of the looney iceburg
Aww, Stella you know I hold you in the deepest respect. Cloudy and I don't get along but I hate to see anyone get to the point that I was when I left. People might think it was a power play, I didn't ask for anything to come back. I just remembered how much I enjoyed the fans I had here as well as the opportunity for growth. It's people like scouries that needs to learn a little tact and a lot of respect for others.yes, I've seen that game played out time and again, but it's not only on the internet, it's common wherever groups gather-- clubs, bars, softball fields... Even so, and even though the mechanism looks the same, it is different each time, because the people are different-- Cloudy and Danielle are very different people, and I don't want Cloudy to leave permanently, for instance, but I'm not very involved with Danielle.
Regarding romance scores, this has just occurred to me;
Romances are designed to engage the reader, if the reader happens to be wired that way. A good erotic romance not only gets you off, but it satisfies sentiment and emotion as well. That's why romance submissions tend to get higher scores. A fan ends the story with a sense of happiness, along with the afterglow of the wank. It's a double-barrelled blast.
The last time I clicked on a Scouries story was when my dog walked across my keyboard and hit the mouse. I scolded him and used a rolled up newpaper on his nose. He won't do it again.Those numbers don't represent "views" either-- as we've explained time and again. They are hits-- a momoent when some one or some thing has clicked onto that page. Some thing is an accurate word; the internet is full of little insects called "bots" or "spiders" that continually and mindlessly ramble the websites, going from link to link. These bots stay for a micro second, send back info "yes, this link works" and departs-- but that microsecond is enough for the database to register its visit. And Manu has chosen to describe these blinks as "views" because once again, the effort of telling them apart from real readers' clicks is too expensive.
This is why the views are sometimes so very outrageous compared to the votes-- not only is the percentage of voters to lurkers small, but the percentage of bots to viewers is sometimes enormously disproportionate. But the numbers look good, right? encouraging...
Yes, and what he needs-- he probably will never have.
Once again, Jim, I find myself nodding and agreeing with much of what you wrote here. Romance stories here range from well-written to bloody awful, just as in any other category. It's the readers that are more forgiving.
It would be lovely to read a post of yours without the barb in the tail. But I'm not holding my breath.
