NP: Wednesday March 1, 2017

[Xenophon Hendrix 47]

Re. Felix changing her name, one might Google "Felix Cane (probably NSFW).

[hkmaly 490]

9 minutes ago, Xenophon Hendrix said:

Re. Felix changing her name, one might Google "Felix Cane (probably NSFW).

Is athletics really considered NSFW?

[ijuin 572]

 

5 hours ago, hkmaly said:

Hmmmm ... re-reading what he actually said, it was basically that you can't expect reliability from dead and animated tissue.  Meaning, it may actually be worth it to "raise dead" by putting "dead person" (soul, mind, whatever) into golem or somehow preserved body (mummy). Mr. Kitsune don't look as mummy, however ...

Meanwhile, the aberrations/vampires are not actually dead.

So undead bodies are pretty much useless, even though somebody might want to bring back a particular soul/mind. It definitely sounds like anybody wanting minions would be better off with golems.

[Xenophon Hendrix 47]

12 hours ago, hkmaly said:

Is athletics really considered NSFW?

Well, I figure some workplaces might object when said athletics are done upon a pole when one is nearly naked and are associated with "gentlemen's clubs." Better to be safe, anyway.

[The Old Hack 2,448]

25 minutes ago, Xenophon Hendrix said:

Better to be safe, anyway.

The Moderator: Very true, and it is greatly appreciated by those of us responsible for the forums.

~tOH.

[hkmaly 490]

14 hours ago, Xenophon Hendrix said:

On 03/04/2017 at 1:39 AM, hkmaly said:

Is athletics really considered NSFW?

Well, I figure some workplaces might object when said athletics are done upon a pole when one is nearly naked and are associated with "gentlemen's clubs."

But it's almost olympic discipline! (note: illustration images of that article might be NSFW) Following beach volleyball (hmm ... also one image ...). And frankly, there are other disciplines where the athletes aren't wearing so much more either.

14 hours ago, Xenophon Hendrix said:

Better to be safe, anyway.

... true. It doesn't matter how illogical it is, if it would get someone into problems.