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Chaos wrote:
> I dare to challenge Smeds to a drink off!
>
> *gasps from the freeola crowd*
Challenge accepted!
> I dare to challenge Smeds to a drink off!
>
> *gasps from the freeola crowd*
Challenge accepted!
Nin wrote:
> Alfonse wrote:
> Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
>
> I think they're both a bit girly. I like Nin though, i wanted
> something based on who i admired. I was left with Audrey
> Hepburn, Anna Frank or Anais Nin. It wasnt much of a choice ;)
Hmmm, weird I always thought it was a reference to the band ...
Didn't know anything about her, but found this ....
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Anaïs Nin is hailed by many critics as one of the finest examples of writers of female erotica. She was one of the first women to really explore the realm of erotic writing, and certainly the first prominent woman in modern Europe to write erotica. Before her, erotica written by women was virtually unheard of, except for a few writers such as Kate Chopin. Nin, faced with a desperate need for money, wrote the stories in Delta of Venus for a dollar a page in the 1940s.
She considered the characters in her erotica to be extreme caricature and never intended for the erotica to be published. Her writing was scandalously explicit for the time. In her unexpurgated diaries, she wrote about her incestuous relationship with her father.
:O What the ... ?
> Alfonse wrote:
> Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
>
> I think they're both a bit girly. I like Nin though, i wanted
> something based on who i admired. I was left with Audrey
> Hepburn, Anna Frank or Anais Nin. It wasnt much of a choice ;)
Hmmm, weird I always thought it was a reference to the band ...
Didn't know anything about her, but found this ....
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Anaïs Nin is hailed by many critics as one of the finest examples of writers of female erotica. She was one of the first women to really explore the realm of erotic writing, and certainly the first prominent woman in modern Europe to write erotica. Before her, erotica written by women was virtually unheard of, except for a few writers such as Kate Chopin. Nin, faced with a desperate need for money, wrote the stories in Delta of Venus for a dollar a page in the 1940s.
She considered the characters in her erotica to be extreme caricature and never intended for the erotica to be published. Her writing was scandalously explicit for the time. In her unexpurgated diaries, she wrote about her incestuous relationship with her father.
:O What the ... ?
Alfonse wrote:
> Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
I think they're both a bit girly. I like Nin though, i wanted something based on who i admired. I was left with Audrey Hepburn, Anna Frank or Anais Nin. It wasnt much of a choice ;)
> Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
I think they're both a bit girly. I like Nin though, i wanted something based on who i admired. I was left with Audrey Hepburn, Anna Frank or Anais Nin. It wasnt much of a choice ;)
Chaos wrote:
> Borat wrote:
> Your name sticker with 'My name is Chaos' is
> already being printed ...
>
> *meekly laughs* :(
I preferred *laughs weakly* ...
Seraphim wrote:
> Alfonse wrote:
> Are you going Borat?
>
> yeah he bloody well his!
Is it being held in Preston? Score ... ;)
> Borat wrote:
> Your name sticker with 'My name is Chaos' is
> already being printed ...
>
> *meekly laughs* :(
I preferred *laughs weakly* ...
Seraphim wrote:
> Alfonse wrote:
> Are you going Borat?
>
> yeah he bloody well his!
Is it being held in Preston? Score ... ;)
Alfonse wrote:
> Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
I often thought Nin was female... But I get corrected by others conversations.
> Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
I often thought Nin was female... But I get corrected by others conversations.
Nin sounds like a girl's name. Flock sounds cool.
Nin wrote:
> I've never got why you do that. Nor do i understand why you've
> still got me under Flock when i havent used that name in nearly
> 18 months.
just habit so use to seeing your names on here. however your still under flock cos i havent got round to changing it. besides your easier to get to if your near the top rather then, down the bottom.
> I've never got why you do that. Nor do i understand why you've
> still got me under Flock when i havent used that name in nearly
> 18 months.
just habit so use to seeing your names on here. however your still under flock cos i havent got round to changing it. besides your easier to get to if your near the top rather then, down the bottom.
Seraphim wrote:
> My mum thinks i dont know any normal people as it is... as
> everyone i know in my mobile i use there usernames...
I've never got why you do that. Nor do i understand why you've still got me under Flock when i havent used that name in nearly 18 months.
> My mum thinks i dont know any normal people as it is... as
> everyone i know in my mobile i use there usernames...
I've never got why you do that. Nor do i understand why you've still got me under Flock when i havent used that name in nearly 18 months.
Borat wrote:
> Your name sticker with 'My name is Chaos' is
> already being printed ...
*meekly laughs* :(
> Your name sticker with 'My name is Chaos' is
> already being printed ...
*meekly laughs* :(
Nin wrote:
> I did consider them as a joke
heh i can imagine us all sat there in a pub with those name tags on. heh
My mum thinks i dont know any normal people as it is... as everyone i know in my mobile i use there usernames...
> I did consider them as a joke
heh i can imagine us all sat there in a pub with those name tags on. heh
My mum thinks i dont know any normal people as it is... as everyone i know in my mobile i use there usernames...
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