Generation Legacy: Part Three
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Sollir Furryfoot
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I rank pretty high on the Kinsey scale myself, but I used to mostly play in D&D pbp games and just left that dimension out of my characters. With M&M I've let my characters be more ambiguous before, but since I'm more comfortable with the personalities in this group and figure it could make for part of an interesting/fun story.
HH, do you really live in StL? I just got back into Springfield today and I'm getting used to the timezone change. What's your excuse for being up around 5 am?
Edit-I was pressed for time so I just skimmed before, but now I'm caught up on everyone's storylines, whoo! Hopefully Mimic can post soon so we'll have the whole crew with us.
Edit2-Nice custom title, Agamon
HH, do you really live in StL? I just got back into Springfield today and I'm getting used to the timezone change. What's your excuse for being up around 5 am?
Edit-I was pressed for time so I just skimmed before, but now I'm caught up on everyone's storylines, whoo! Hopefully Mimic can post soon so we'll have the whole crew with us.
Edit2-Nice custom title, Agamon
Hammerhead
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HH, do you really live in StL? I just got back into Springfield today and I'm getting used to the timezone change. What's your excuse for being up around 5 am?
Unemployment mainly. I've always been a night owl, but let's face it, staying awake to 4 is ridiculous if you have to get to work the next day.
Hammerhead
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Nah, I've just bugged your car and home; nothing telepathic going on. By the way, those shirt and pants do NOT go together.
Sollir: You live in Springfield, MO?
Sollir: You live in Springfield, MO?
Sollir Furryfoot
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Yep, yep, born and raised. I'm a townie going to good ol' Missouri State. Hopefully you won't still be unemployed, but if you are I'll probably join you when I finish graduating-Music major
St. Louis is pretty cool, you guys have the Botanical Gardens and City Museum-I can't imagine I'd ever LARP, but if I ever did that cave section in the City Museum would be *amazing* for a dungeon crawl
St. Louis is pretty cool, you guys have the Botanical Gardens and City Museum-I can't imagine I'd ever LARP, but if I ever did that cave section in the City Museum would be *amazing* for a dungeon crawl
Sollir Furryfoot
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Shalimar, you make a really good point about sexuality. I have a friend who's had relationships with other girls all her life up until her most recent relationship and she's now engaged to the guy. It's weird how it works out but it's interesting nonetheless. My best friend's longest relationship was with a girl and he'd probably rate a 4.5 to a 5 on the K scale.
The K scale is nice but it seems pretty simplified. For instance, I think that even if one's interested in both genders, they can be physically but not mentally or emotionally attracted to one of them more often than the other, or vice versa. I figure there's a lot of people out there that can get physical with someone of their own gender, but I'd question their likelihood of being able to actually be in a relationship with them. That could just be a socialization process thing though, I guess.
And let's not even get into it a friend of mine who feels she was meant to be a guy and is one on the inside, but is still into dudes
The K scale is nice but it seems pretty simplified. For instance, I think that even if one's interested in both genders, they can be physically but not mentally or emotionally attracted to one of them more often than the other, or vice versa. I figure there's a lot of people out there that can get physical with someone of their own gender, but I'd question their likelihood of being able to actually be in a relationship with them. That could just be a socialization process thing though, I guess.
And let's not even get into it a friend of mine who feels she was meant to be a guy and is one on the inside, but is still into dudes
Hammerhead
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A townie? That seems like dated terminology. I remember when I was giving a tour to prospective students (and their annoying parents) for my dormitory (in Minneapolis) where I worked, one 'concerned' parent asked if there were any problems between students who lived on campus and those who lived off it. My reply was something like: "Yes, we're like two rival gangs. The beatings are pretty brutal." My sarcasm was unappreciated, and I don't think I was allowed to give tours after that.
I haven't noticed much correlation between degree type and employment opportunities, since my degree does lend itself to employment. Another few months and I'm just going to say "Screw it" and start my own company doing...something.
The City Museum is pretty cool though, although I've never seen any kind of dungeon crawl (or even combat-oriented) LARP. Mostly it's just Diplomacy without a real board.
Most scientists find Kinsey's research methodologies (and by extension, any results) to be highly suspect, given that the unusually high number of male prostitutes and inmates he interviewed, as well as the volunteer bias.
I remember when I was giving a tour to prospective students (and their annoying parents) for my dormitory (in Minneapolis) where I worked, one 'concerned' parent asked if there were any problems between students who lived on campus and those who lived off it. My reply was something like: "Yes, we're like two rival gangs. The beatings are pretty brutal." My sarcasm was unappreciated, and I don't think I was allowed to give tours after that. I haven't noticed much correlation between degree type and employment opportunities, since my degree does lend itself to employment. Another few months and I'm just going to say "Screw it" and start my own company doing...something.
The City Museum is pretty cool though, although I've never seen any kind of dungeon crawl (or even combat-oriented) LARP. Mostly it's just Diplomacy without a real board.
Most scientists find Kinsey's research methodologies (and by extension, any results) to be highly suspect, given that the unusually high number of male prostitutes and inmates he interviewed, as well as the volunteer bias.
Hammerhead
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Quick question: what ethnicity/nationality does Dr. Hudabo appear to be? Googling his name is surprisingly unhelpful (all I get is GenLeg results), and Manjit seems to have some kind of relationship with him.
And hey, Tina (or the seemingly Hispanic, mean, and angry female Elite that resembles Tina) hasn't punched anyone yet. A new record!
Anyone know when Mimic plans on bringing in his guy? We're missing his...unique perspective.
And hey, Tina (or the seemingly Hispanic, mean, and angry female Elite that resembles Tina) hasn't punched anyone yet. A new record!
Anyone know when Mimic plans on bringing in his guy? We're missing his...unique perspective.
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No one has really tried talking to her though, except Jun Min. The clock doesn't start until the interaction does.
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