KJames

Five guys at a party is a potential orgy…but if they all can only go for one orgasm before they tire out, then it doesn't really have much potential as an orgy. To ensure they all get "equal opportunity" the optimum arrangement would be a circle suck-off…but after that one go, they'd all be ready to leave, having had two partners, their suckee, and their suckor. That's probably not considered promiscuous given the situation.

I selected 200+, but to be honest, I think it's not how many you have or have had, but how many you go through and how quickly…5 sexual partners/boyfriends over 20 years=devoted partner, versus, 5 sexual partners/boyfriends over 5 days=slut.

I grew up an only child with few friends in school. I've got this pandemic stay-at-home thing. Welcome to my world. 😎

Hindsight truly is 2020!

You do realize that you've done two things here...1) You've gotten yourself into the Cliffies, and 2) Set yourself up to write that sequel (hopefully soon or we'll have to put pressure on @Valkyrie to induce you to write again). 😁

And you'll be able to verify this next time you're at an event where they have 'serve yourself' appetizers. People stand next to that table and keep others from approaching...that herd grazes...

I posted about it on a separate thread not having seen this one. Apparently he went into UMMC around October 20-23...but I wasn't able to find out what for. He last posted to his FB page that he was going to be moved to a different room and that was all regarding his stay--except for his being pissed that he couldn't get out to vote.

Prince Duchess, who, according to his profile, hasn't been on for some time has passed. I just noticed on Adam's Facebook page that he passed away earlier this evening... I had no idea his health was so threatened.

I was shocked, to say the least, when I found out about it on Facebook! I friended him there, or he friended me, years ago and got likes, posts and pictures every time he went to "The Land"...I'm going to miss those, "Hey! I'm in line at .... if anyone wants to join the fun," posts.

On 08 May 2013 - 12:44 AM hh5 said: any way in the Wizard of OZ .. Dorothy suppose to be 10yrs old we put up with Judy and played a long with the story but a ten yr old couldn't sing like Judy Aren't we glad we had Judy or would Temple have done a better job? ===== Well...Dorothy "was" whatever age she was supposed to be...THAT's the magic of Hollywood...put a 16 year old in a gingham dress and make the other players appear as though 40-ish or higher, and you've got a 10 year-old! Thankfully, Judy sang better than Shirley Temple, and Shirley wasn't signed on due to her contract and filming schedule. Shirley was the first person offered the 'lead' role, that's something that didn't happen very often with younger stars back then.

Hair color: Any shade from black through the browns into the blondes and past to the white blonde. Black and browns with brown, green or blue eyes, and red heads (they fall into the browns/auburns) with green or blue eyes, and anything lighter than light chestnut with blue, especially the blondes!

Well...today wasn't the greatest of days around here. On top of the cold and drizzling rains, along with cold wind, we told my mom she's got cancer. She's had it rough since about the 29 or 30 of June when she woke up aphasic in the board and care where we had her for assisted care. She ended up in the Emergency Room at St. Joseph Hospital of Orange, where she was diagnosed with a severe undermined bed sore, and was immediately scheduled for surgery to debrade the wound. Then she had to be on an instill/vac to alternately pump antibiotics into and drain out pus from the wound, for 6 weeks, then back to the hospital for a graft once the wound closed. They transferred her to a nursing home for care. Well...the first graft didn't hold, and she was transferred back to StJH after a week or so, then it was back to the nursing home--for two days--until she spiked a fever, then it was back to the hospital, again. They had to re-do the skin graft; she was in the hospital 3 weeks this time--in trying to 'farm' her case out to nursing homes, she only had 28 days of medicare/skilled nursing left, so no one wanted to take her if it looked like there was going to be any overstay beyond that--so the hospital was 'stuck' caring for a patient (imagine that). Not to be too critical, but St.JH did a better job than any of the other places she was at. The third release from StJH was to Kindred Care, an acute care/injury care nursing hospital in Santa Ana which was the first place to do a CT Scan of her abdominal cavity. They found several masses on her liver and a large mass on her stomach--cancer. Just after the CT Scan mom told her mother, my soon-to-be-92-year-old grandma, that she was tired of all the test and didn't want any more poking or prodding tests. She also was able to refuse a feeding tube, so--in compliance with her wishes as best as we can understand them now, we changed her "Code" status to "DNR", allow comfort only, last night. She doesn't get enough blood oxygen unless she's on the cpap machine--which she hates--so I'm not expecting her to make it to the end of the month. Just yesterday I said, "Goodbye, Mom. I love you," while she slept there and while I don't want her to suffer, and our relationship wasn't 'great', I find myself not ready for any of this.

C James, You know I post "reviews" and "critiques"...infrequently--at best--sometimes only two or three times per story, especially if there's a lot of slow moving chapters or a sudden change of pace or, as usual in your case, a nasty cliff hanger ending! Shame on you for some of those. That being said, I have been enjoying Circumnavigation every time a new chapter comes out. You've planted plenty of surprises in the story...a good deal of which I don't think any of the readers had even an inkling of, myself included. Don't take silence as a lack of feedback...silence is golden. It means they have nothing bad to say about it, or that I choose not do downgrade a previous review. Besides, if I leave a critique or review, it holds until I change it--then, sometimes, I leave a review on the entire story after the finish (I do have to remember and go back to do quite a few of those now before senility and ADHD make me...Oh, Hostess Cupcakes!).

They're actually going to have something like the tricorder much faster than they think...hospitals and Dr.s offices already use a non-invasive device to measure blood Oxygen levels within 15 seconds--something that used to take a blood-gases test at least an hour to determine.