scotchirish87

If you want maximum turnout, just get a commitment from Dom Luka, members would flock to meet the elusive man.

Absolutely I do, I'm from Georgetown. Inner Space Caverns just on the southern edge of Georgetown. The story as I recall hearing it was that they were drilling holes for the supports for the overpass that's right near there and one of the holes found the cave so they had to move it off. I don't see any reason why they would even consider depth when purchasing the land if they were only using it for a highway.

When I come to GA, I'm looking for stories with substance. I have absolutely no issue when an author will allude to sex, but if I'm reading a story that is focused on relationships between characters, I'd rather not read a detailed play by play of what happened in the living room, then the bedroom, then the shower, then the kitchen, and then the small decorative ledge above the fireplace. I get bored when I read a whole paragraph about a bead of sweat tracing down his luscious body and how it represents the co-mingling of their essences in the most natural, ageless, purest form of affection. If you're going to do a tasteful sex scene in a respectable story, I say give good recap and don't spend much time there. When I go to Nifty, I'm either looking for either GA quality stories that fell through the cracks, or pure smut. In the literary porn I like a simple storyline but steamy sex scenes. But again, I don't like the sex scenes to be bogged down with details. I don't need to read about each thrust, each grunt, all the different tongue techniques used in giving head. Details don't let me imagine it for myself, an elaborate summary does that.

I love Austin. It's a decent sized city but it's spread out and there are plenty of parks, as well as lots of trees growing all throughout the city. A perfect combination for me.

I miss the days of Are You Afraid of the Dark, Angry Beavers, All That, Double Dare, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Rocko's Modern Life, Real Monsters, Salute Your Shorts, Secret World of Alex Mack, Kablam, Doug, You Can't Do That on TV, and I'm sure many many more.

Nickelodeon should have just stayed in the 90's, everyone would be happier with that.

you could also check out local community colleges, just make sure that your university approves it if they require that.

I should have been clearer. I think holding doors is a good thing, and I usually do it, but I don't go out of my way to open a door for someone perfectly capable of doing it themselves. My point was really that I don't treat women as goddesses who's shit don't stink and that if necessary, a little smack isn't going to kill them.

That looked faked to me, the explosion looked spliced in, the lights where immediately back on after the smoke cleared, he way overacted being blown back, his hair wouldn't be splotchy, it would just be gone, and any normal person would be screaming 'SHIT' not a calm 'holy smokes' five seconds after.

I remember reading a post somewhere, maybe here, regarding holding doors open for women. One gay guy responded that he's gay, not trying to get into her pants, and therefore doesn't feel any moral obligation to give women special treatment. I kinda feel similar, I understand that most women are physiologically weaker than most men, and I'll hold the door for friends or family, but I'm probably not going to hold it for some complete stranger who is perfectly capable of opening a door them self. All that to say, if a woman has it coming, give her a good smack, but not abusively.

"I want to die peacefully and in my sleep like my grandfather, not screaming and in panic like the people in the car he was driving." - don't know the author.

I think they're great for mundane tasks, or downtime like trips. But anything that really requires concentration I miss half the story listening to them.

I love the story and I saw nothing wrong with the chapter. Yes it was out of your style and so far in context didn't seem to add much to the story, but as you said this could have been a significant chapter in the development in the relationship between Luke and Ryan. The only complaint I've had in reading this story is how so many Americans are using Briticisms.

I loved pokemon, I still pull out the game when I feel nostalgic. Anything after yellow or the original plot line for the series is just blasphemy to me. yugioh came to america after my time, although i did download some of the original mangas and found those entertaining. i think i'll always like the dragon ball series. it's a true Japanese converted american series which means it has adult subtexts that anyone can watch. not like american made series that just have a japanese consultant i.e. pokemon and yugioh

how ironic, I come from a very conservative town, central Texas, very church influenced, and a great many of those books were required reading throughout my middle school and high school career

So anyone had the urge to make some fan-fiction for this series yet? I've done some basic searching but haven't found anything