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Topic: Literature
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Clme cake fiend
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posted 07-11-2001 19:28
Actually... ...her forehead turned more purple than red.
-Guy #2-Chris
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Bex Delicate Flower
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posted 07-11-2001 20:55
Chris,Ahem. We don't have a headboard. Just what have you been doing (or should I ask who) while I've been working nights? -Bex
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fenomas argument nazi
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posted 07-12-2001 00:43
Awright, a fight! But don't forget to mention fellatio.
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LaMFear Dutch Pen - Cock sucking champ of 1999
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posted 07-12-2001 09:17
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zippy Member with a member bigger than the member with a member
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posted 07-12-2001 14:44
good god, i apologized, didnt i? didnt i tell you i was sorry? didnt i kiss it better? how long will you hold this above my head?IP: Logged |
skeeter PenIsite
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posted 07-12-2001 16:23
damn what a thread, starting out innocent enough then its suddenly its Sex Acts 401......IP: Logged |
zippy Member with a member bigger than the member with a member
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posted 07-12-2001 21:46
wait until we get to the more... esoteric methods for pleasuring your partner. you know, the kind of porn i usually post IP: Logged |
discogravy unregistered
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posted 07-13-2001 05:25
on the subject of books again:
infinite jest by david foster wallace (best book ever).
a supposedly fun thing i'll never do again (ibid.)
pretty much everything terry pratchett's done
maus by art spiegleman -- i had read this for the first time like 8 or 9 years ago, and just recently felt like rereading it (because fucking scott mccloud kept using it as an example in his understanding/reinventing comics books) still amazing.
and to combine the sex & reading thread: some of this stuff is pretty good.
-d.
great song by this band, and if you like it, there's more these. (gotsa love that baby jesus model). IP: Logged |
discogravy unregistered
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posted 07-13-2001 05:41
didn't see any errors in my html when i did it the first time, here's those last two links:
http://mp3it.com/browse.php?name=Godspeed_You_Black_Emperor
http://www.divine-interventions.com IP: Logged |
Jimbo 1 dr3w j00 4 p1ggy!
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posted 07-13-2001 07:14
If you like military-oriented hard science fiction, check out David Drake. Also Eric Flint - I read his book "1632" last night from cover to cover in one sitting; couldn't put it down.  IP: Logged |
zippy Member with a member bigger than the member with a member
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posted 07-13-2001 10:11
A canticle For Liebowitz has a nice sort of pseudo-futurisitc-confused-clergy spin on it. i highly recommend that bookIP: Logged |
Bex Delicate Flower
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posted 07-15-2001 02:59
I'm currently reading the Mote in God's Eye by Niven and Pournelle. I had forgotten how much I like this book. Another one dealing with contact with a new species and the problems that can arise is Orson Scott Card's Speaker for the Dead, which is a sequel to the utterly fabulous Ender's Game. Anyone who hasn't read Ender's Game should be lashed repeatedly with a wet noodle. -Bex IP: Logged |
deeznuts Member with a member
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posted 07-15-2001 14:40
i don't remember seeing twain or poe on anyone's list, two of the all time great american authors. am i the only one who likes those two?i haven't read any twain in a while so i can't recommend a particular story or book just now, but i just finished rereading a book of poe shorts and i'd have to point out "the purloined letter" and "a descent into the maelstrom" as two of my favorites. poe was also a damn good poet, if you like that sort of thing. haven't seen much greek drama either. i'll throw out euripedes as my favorite from that genre. "ion", in particular is a pretty good read. if you haven't liked greek drama before, you should give euripedes a try. his style is a lot different than the other famous dramatists. IP: Logged |
Der Senfmeister Member with a member
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posted 07-15-2001 15:09
I asked for, and recieved, a nice leather-bound book with the complete works of Poe for my birthday. It is good. Very good.IP: Logged |
nino3 Neophyte Pen
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posted 07-15-2001 16:07
anything by tom clancy or dave barrybreakfast of champions by vonnegut animal farm and 1984 by orwell [*edited by MightyMon because 1981 would have been a shitty year to write a novel about*] ------------------ Don't knock masturbation, it's sex with someone i love
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weis bonzi buddy
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posted 07-20-2001 13:35
Thank god someone finally mentioned Larry Niven, I was starting to worry. Larry Niven is doubtless one of the finest sci-fi storytellers on Earth, and you can't go wrong with almost any of his books. If you haven't read Ringworld and Mote in God's Eye, you can't really even say you're a fan of science fiction, IMHO. Well, Ringworld at least. As for the sex... jeez, you preverts, can any thread get 10 messages deep here without devolving into a blowjob forum? Save it for the next PenIs party.
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Bex Delicate Flower
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posted 07-20-2001 21:40
Weis,Good to hear of another Niven fan. I'd save my blowjobs for the next party but you guys live too damn far away. What's a gal to do?  Besides, we're a bunch of depraved geeks so it's easier to talk about it than leave our houses and face the sunlight and the rejecting masses. -Bex "Better living through prOn" IP: Logged |
zippy Member with a member bigger than the member with a member
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posted 07-21-2001 08:55
i'm hoping that someone over there is planning a penis sex party for early september.see you all then IP: Logged |
captainkrusty unregistered
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posted 07-25-2001 10:02
havent said anything here for awhile... books... sure...Notes from the underground - Dostoevskiy Portnoy's Complaint - Phillip Roth (awesome book about Jewish men masturbating and being oedipal) Lord of the Flies - ? The Hobbit - ? Tunnel in the sky, Starship Troopers - Heinlein (his two best) My name is Asher Lev - Chaim Potok Catcher in the Rie - Salinger Stainless Steel Rat (first four) - Harry Harrison most things from Lukyanenko, Kir Bulutchev , and Strugatskie Brothers -Krusty IP: Logged |
Bex Delicate Flower
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posted 07-25-2001 22:08
Call me weird, but for sheer reading pleasure, my favorite Heinlein is still Friday. I know I know, he has others which are technically superior, but there's something to be said about a genetically engineered bisexual chick who knows how to kill with her bare hands. Starship Troopers was quite good and really not much like the movie.I'm now reading another Niven called A World Out of Time, about a guy who froze himself in hopes of waiting for a cure for cancer and is awakened to be a slave for society 200 years later. The funniest thing is they called themselves "corpsicles". He even explained it as a spin-off of popsicles. I'm not sure what I think of the concept of memory being coded in RNA that can be injected to help you learn faster tho. Also, interesting note here.. Says in the beginning of the book if you have a first edition of Ringworld, hang on to it because it's the only time you'll see the earth rotating backwards (Ch. 1).  -Bex IP: Logged |