uatu and his trenchcoat
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Hiya utau! While going through the BHM thread I seen where you said you might start a thread of your own... And here it is! 
Great pics, thanks for sharing! (And remember, just because you're now an official thread starter, it doesn't mean you should forget all about us cheerleaders over in the BHM thread!)
Great pics, thanks for sharing! (And remember, just because you're now an official thread starter, it doesn't mean you should forget all about us cheerleaders over in the BHM thread!)
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MysticSwing said:Hiya utau! While going through the BHM thread I seen where you said you might start a thread of your own... And here it is!
Great pics, thanks for sharing! (And remember, just because you're now an official thread starter, it doesn't mean you should forget all about us cheerleaders over in the BHM thread!)
Thanks, Mystic... I'm glad you like it. I'll post a few more and go farther, I think....
And don't worry, I won't forget the cheerleaders.
Thanks
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just pet
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Ask anyone who has done it, it takes courage to put yourself out there. And one never knows which threads will last and which ones will wither (pardon the references). I enjoy threads where people expose even more than their body parts, but a little of what is inside their minds and hearts. A great example is Intrigued's thread. Fabulous pics and an honesty and depth that feels like you've come home. I mean, where else could you find a great chicken recipe from an open robed beauty?
So tell us a little about yourself. And smile!
So tell us a little about yourself. And smile!
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just pet said:
Hmmm... well, let's see....
I'm generally willing to give just about anything a try, so it's hard to pin down real interests without sounding completely generic. Reading is up there (with big interest in SF/Fantasy and general information, but I like lots of things), as well as writing (which I don't do as much of as I would like, and I've not written anything for Lit yet -- though ideas are percolating). Gaming too, of the roleplaying/Dungeons and Dragons variety (this makes it hard to correctly interpret the phrase "D&D Free" sometimes, though
) rather than gambling.I don't know what you might think of astrology, but the Taurus personality template fits me rather well, though I try not to be such a stodgy stick-in-the-mud.
I like humor. It was great to see Robin Williams back in standup action again recently. My own humor tends to go either to really stupid or biting sarcasm, but sometimes I manage more conventional humor as well.
I've been working on putting together a second computer for a while, sort of a fun project since it's an older Pentium, but I'll do what I can with this hardware before moving up to a more modern processor. And I just finished modifying some shelves to make a low-space desk for it (not that I do the handyman thing much, but I'm not completely incapable, either).
I don't smoke (the last time was a cigar with some friends at least three years ago). I drink occasionally (only really getting into it maybe once a year at an SF convention where my friends run a room party).
Anything else that strikes your curiousity?
And a smile. Or at least my valiant attempt at one.
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And incidentally...
Now that I think about it (after going back to the forum thread) I suppose this is also the place where I should mention I really like your av... The look on your face, the rest of the area the picture covers, it just makes me curious about the rest of it. Very nice.
Now that I think about it (after going back to the forum thread) I suppose this is also the place where I should mention I really like your av... The look on your face, the rest of the area the picture covers, it just makes me curious about the rest of it. Very nice.
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Re: And incidentally...
That's very sweet of you.
And the smile is fabuous
I recommend you wear it often
It lights up your face
I enjoy sci-fi, though haven't read much lately. Used to be a Larry Niven/Pournelle and Asimov fan. Living in LA made Lucifer's Hammer that much more compelling. Now my taste in books runs to non-fiction, especially Chinese medical, and spiritual books.
I understand and use computers as I understand and use cars... Start 'em up and go. If anything goes wrong, it's off to the experts.
Keep that smile in your posts. It is very engaging.
uatu said:Now that I think about it (after going back to the forum thread) I suppose this is also the place where I should mention I really like your av... The look on your face, the rest of the area the picture covers, it just makes me curious about the rest of it. Very nice.
That's very sweet of you.
And the smile is fabuous
I recommend you wear it often
It lights up your face
I enjoy sci-fi, though haven't read much lately. Used to be a Larry Niven/Pournelle and Asimov fan. Living in LA made Lucifer's Hammer that much more compelling. Now my taste in books runs to non-fiction, especially Chinese medical, and spiritual books.
I understand and use computers as I understand and use cars... Start 'em up and go. If anything goes wrong, it's off to the experts.
Keep that smile in your posts. It is very engaging.
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Re: Re: And incidentally...
Thanks, I shall endeavor to do so.
I first got hooked into real SF (as opposed to Star Trek/Star Wars, not to necessarily denegrate them) by Robert Heinlein's Green Hills Of Earth and though I've not read much more of his stuff, I did make a point to read Stranger in a Strange Land and Time Enough For Love, both of which I enjoyed very much. Nowadays, I'm looking more at "Alternate History," especially a la Harry Turtledove.
I shall, though it may depend on whether the camera is behaving at the time. Thanks again.
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Thanks, I shall endeavor to do so.
I first got hooked into real SF (as opposed to Star Trek/Star Wars, not to necessarily denegrate them) by Robert Heinlein's Green Hills Of Earth and though I've not read much more of his stuff, I did make a point to read Stranger in a Strange Land and Time Enough For Love, both of which I enjoyed very much. Nowadays, I'm looking more at "Alternate History," especially a la Harry Turtledove.
I shall, though it may depend on whether the camera is behaving at the time.
Thanks again.MysticSwing
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Oooh, a fellow Taurus? (Not all of us are stodgy sticks-in-the mud... LOL)uatu said:
I see you've met my friend pet. I also see that she enjoys your pictures... Yes, she has wonderful taste...
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MysticSwing said:
Oooh, a fellow Taurus? (Not all of us are stodgy sticks-in-the mud... LOL)
I see you've met my friend pet. I also see that she enjoys your pictures... Yes, she wonderful taste...
Yes, I find pet quite cool, and of course that she likes my pictures is a plus.
Quite true... I was merely contrasting with the general Taurus profile.
So we're both Taureans, eh? Pretty nifty. Of course, the appreciation here and you comment back in the BHM thread brought me to something spur of the moment, here and now.
Enjoy. 
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