Yet Anudder Thingie T-Shirt Announcement Type Thing
Monkysquat
It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
web for curious folks to peruse. If any of you can't wait for
that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
like typing it out again right now. A question to the ladies.
Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
Ivory
"My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies,
faerie tales of yesterday will grow and never die,
I can fly my friend" The Show Must Go On -- Queen
Jinx213
> Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the > shirt. It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking > mainly in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want > it.
Very cool, I'm so glad you've taken this one dear.
> A question to the ladies.
> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
Well, I'm odd, but I'll take one of each actually........I don't like
sleves of any kind much. :)
Jinx213
who needs to show off the Vess drawn tat on her back anyway
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Harvey Lee
> Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the shirt.
> It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
> in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
> I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
> sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
> web for curious folks to peruse. If any of you can't wait for
> that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
> the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
> hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
> like typing it out again right now. A question to the ladies.
> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
Please say yes ladies. Pleeeeeease.
--
When I was 16 years old, I was "mature for my age".
Now that I'm 29, I look back and I can say "I was just anal".
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
> Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the shirt.
> It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
> in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
> I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
> sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
> web for curious folks to peruse. If any of you can't wait for
> that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
> the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
> hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
> like typing it out again right now. A question to the ladies.
> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
(having looked at the art in Harvey's post)
Oh my god!!
It's so...whoah. I had no idea. LOL! It's excellent...although if I were
Neil, I wouldn't thank the thingies for turning him beat-red at every
con...but still...Heh. It pleases me. :-)
I could definitely do that in a baby-doll. But I would get at least one
big one too...
--Jenny Jo
* I ruffle my feathers, turn my head around twice.
--
Rev. NightWalker
> http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
All I can say is...if you haven't yet been there... GO THERE RIGHT THE FUCK
NOW!!!!
Ivory...YOU ROCK! That is the most A-1 KICKASS 3l33t ROCKIN' shirt I've seen!
I want. I want mucho.
> > Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
> > I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
>
> Please say yes ladies. Pleeeeeease.
Oh yes, please! I have many a friend that would kill for a tank/babydoll
version of that.
Mark me down for many a shirt, mon frere.
ROCK!!!!
--
* Never anger a dragon, for you are crunchy and you go well with Brie.
-=- Rev. NightWalker -=-
Luna Vudu
>I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt
Oo-oooh!!! :)
I want!
How much is this going to set me back, again?
countingly, luna
"There are your fog people and your sun people, he said. I said I wasn't sure
which kind I was. He nodded. Fog'll do that to you, he said."
Jinx213
> Monkysquat wrote:
>
> > Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the shirt.
> > It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
> > in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
> > I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
> > sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
> > web for curious folks to peruse. If any of you can't wait for
> > that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
> > the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
> > hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
>
It's great!!! I really like it sign me up for one of each
> Please say yes ladies. Pleeeeeease.
Gee Harvey,........any reason why??
Jinx213
who can't wait to have a tank top she doesn't have to alter
Endless
be able to have these done in time for the San Diego Comicon? It'll be
pretty cool if we all show up in these shirts like a cult or something,
hehe.
Sorry if this has already been brought up, but:
1. How many people here are planning to go to the San Diego Comicon?
2. Is anyone here plan on carpooling or sharing rooms in San Diego?
3. Does anyone know if Gaiman will be doing any autographs?
4. Will Neil will be at any FOG gatherings while in So. CA?
I live close to Disneyland, anyone near me : )
~Endless
Rev. NightWalker wrote in message ...
>Ivory...YOU ROCK! That is the most A-1 KICKASS 3l33t ROCKIN' shirt I've
seen!
>
>I want. I want mucho.
>
>-=- Rev. NightWalker -=-
>
>
Reg142
So. CA?
>
> I live close to Disneyland, anyone near me : )
>
> ~Endless
>
Reg
Reg142
You can definitely put me down for one.
christinemarie
<snip>
>A question to the ladies.
> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
>
Not baby tees, for me, but please, please could you run at least one adult
small? I'm just under 5 foot--mediums are oversized on me, and the large
and xlarge... Well, I want to wear this shirt outside--I have enough
jammies :-\ Though maybe a medium baby tee would work, too...
Chris
PS--very very cool. Thanks!
christinemarie
the shirt yet. Rereading my post after seeing the shirt, it became clear
that I wasn't nearly ecstatic enough...
...speechless. This is so, so, so cool. *Great* job.
Chris
Morgan Thomas
Harvey Lee wrote:
> Monkysquat wrote:
>
> > Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the shirt.
> > It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
> > in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
> > I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
> > sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
> > web for curious folks to peruse. If any of you can't wait for
> > that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
> > the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
> > hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
>
> http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
>
> > like typing it out again right now.
Bloody brilliant. I'm definatly getting one of those.
Dylan Verheul
<Harv...@unforgettable.com> wrote:
>http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
LOL
Too bad nobody here in Holland knows Neil Gaiman, but it's black enough
for me so I'll wear it.
Maybe I'll buy a tank or baby doll for the next Rocky Horror Show ;-)
D
--
Life would be much easier if I had the source code.
Luna Vudu
Um, Ivory, since some of us can really be retentive about spelling, <giggles>,
it's "paramasturbatory."
disturbedly, luna
whoever
Since ordering anything from France has been a pain in the neck, I convinced
myself I didn't need the Thingie t-shirt, but now that I've seen it... I
NEED IT!!!
(by the way, since you talk about making special stuff for ladies, do you
think you could also provide the official trunks for the harem slaves?)
O (amazed)
Globalhead
Nice work, Ivory. I want one.
Heh. :)
Larry --
"Good Artists copy. Great Artists Steal."
--Pablo Picasso
Luna Vudu
>Rereading my post after seeing the shirt, it became clear
>that I wasn't nearly ecstatic enough...
I feel that way too... even though I have no excuse. But yes - WOW!
Ivory, i am mega-impressed. Sign me up. :)
pleasantly, luna
Eden Miller
> I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
> sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
> web for curious folks to peruse.
It looks good, and I know I'll recieve a lot of weird looks for wearing it.
>A question to the ladies.
> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
If you're offering, sure. I get fairly lost in bigger shirts. I can handle
a small pretty well...mediums, too...but when we start getting into large
and extra large...well...
Eden
--
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--Split Enz, "The Devil You Know"
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 09:51 AM EDT
>Message-id: <19990725095103...@ng-fx1.aol.com>
>
>I just noticed something!
>
>Um, Ivory, since some of us can really be retentive about spelling,
><giggles>,
>it's "paramasturbatory."
>
>disturbedly, luna
I was fully expecting someone to correct
any spelling flaws which is why I was
eager to post the contents of the back
before the actual design is finished. If
there are any more concerns, spelling or
otherwise please email them to me so I
can see to them. My spelling is quite
good but then again I'd never seen that
frickin' word before this place assaulted
my virgin eyes with it.
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 04:43 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379ACD08...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>> Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the shirt.
>> It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
>> in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
>> sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
>> that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
>> the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
>> hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
>> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
>> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
>
>
>Oh my god!!
>
>It's so...whoah. I had no idea. LOL! It's excellent...although if I were
>Neil, I wouldn't thank the thingies for turning him beat-red at every
>con...but still...Heh. It pleases me. :-)
What the hell, Neil could use a little colour
once in awhile ;) I tried thru two or three
different channels to get Neil's approval on
the shirt out of respect but I never heard
anything back. I did however get full
permission from the lovely Jill Thompson
to use her work. I fully intend to get
permission from any artist I use in the
future and it's very possible that they may
do an original piece just for this.
>I could definitely do that in a baby-doll. But I would get at least one
>big one too...
>
>--Jenny Jo
you leave yourself open too much hun. I'm
finding that I'm restraining myself alot more
often ;) I'm gonna shop around for prices
on the baby doll shirts. You gals may
hafta help a little since I haven't the first
clue about ladies shirts and sizes. I'm
only used to dealing with standard mens
t-shirt sizes which have pretty much
become standard for women as well.
What do ya think? Either baby doll tees
or women's tanks? Or both?
Globalhead
monky...@aol.com (Monkysquat) wrote:
>>From: luna...@aol.com (Luna Vudu)
>>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 09:51 AM EDT
>>Message-id: <19990725095103...@ng-fx1.aol.com>
>>
>>I just noticed something!
>>
>>Um, Ivory, since some of us can really be retentive about spelling,
>><giggles>,
>>it's "paramasturbatory."
>>
>>disturbedly, luna
>
>I was fully expecting someone to correct
>any spelling flaws which is why I was
>eager to post the contents of the back
>before the actual design is finished. If
>there are any more concerns, spelling or
>otherwise please email them to me so I
>can see to them. My spelling is quite
>good but then again I'd never seen that
>frickin' word before this place assaulted
>my virgin eyes with it.
>
Well, it's not OUR fault! If you wish to blame any one; blame Chris Carter.
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 04:41 PM EDT
>Message-id: <W7Am3.875$Iy.2...@typhoon-sf.snfc21.pbi.net>
>
>Harvey Lee posted the link to the t-shirt pic as thus:
>> http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
>
>All I can say is...if you haven't yet been there... GO THERE RIGHT THE FUCK
>NOW!!!!
>
>
>I want. I want mucho.
>
>> > I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
>>
>
>version of that.
>
>Mark me down for many a shirt, mon frere.
>
>ROCK!!!!
And the Reverend has spoken so let it be
mote! Hallelujah!! Hell that response alone
was worth all the work that's gone into this.
That is probably the best post anyone has
ever written in regards to something related
to myself. I love you man...:::sniff:::
I'd like to publically thank everyone for their
enthusiasm and inspiration towards the
making of this shirt. It's that energy that
helped make it possible for me to spend
many an hour working on it when I should
have been asleep or relaxing. You were
all part of the team that made the shirt
happen so it's lovingly dedicated to you all.
I'd also like to announce that this one
project has inspired me so much that I'm
thinking of forming a non-profit organization
to produce shirts to benefit all sorts of
charities. It's very possible you may see
Inspired Lunacy productions (the company
name created for this shirt) soliciting
special shirts in Previews in the future.
And if so, all thingies are honorary
members of the organization. Don't get too
excited the stock isn't worth anything ;)
Ivory (feeling all good and stuff)
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 09:16 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379e0e0b...@news.demon.nl>
>
>On Sun, 25 Jul 1999 00:39:39 -0600, Harvey Lee
><Harv...@unforgettable.com> wrote:
>
>>http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
>
>LOL
>
>Too bad nobody here in Holland knows Neil Gaiman, but it's black enough
>for me so I'll wear it.
>
>Maybe I'll buy a tank or baby doll for the next Rocky Horror Show ;-)
>
>D
Dylan if you wear the tank and some
fishnets be sure to take pix. I feel a kinky
itch coming on ;)
Ivory
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 06:38 AM EDT
>Message-id: <7neppu$2ca$1...@oak.prod.itd.earthlink.net>
>
>Please make some of the shirts in sizes smaller than XXL. You think you'll
>be able to have these done in time for the San Diego Comicon? It'll be
>pretty cool if we all show up in these shirts like a cult or something,
>hehe.
When orders are taken you can have any
size you want if you put your order in
before they go to press. I'll be filling those
orders by the thingies as my first concern.
I'll be producing some shirts beyond the
orders but I've no real idea of how many
shirts I'll print beyond those orders. I will
say that it won't be alot because I just
can't afford to foot the bill for the main
reason and for another I want these shirts
to be a limited run. Once they are gone
they will be gone. There will be no second
printing. I'm very seriously thinking of
doing a thingie shirt every year with a
different design by different artists. My
next design is already perkulating in my
head and it's top secret. If I can make it
happen it will be extra special. Wish me
luck. I dunno if they'll be done in time for
Comicon since I still have some tweaking
on the front art to do and I haven't really
started work on the back design but I'm
gonna try to get them out as soon as
possible. They will most definitely be done
for ConCat which was my main target for
them.
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 09:17 AM EDT
>Message-id: <7nf35k$i3f$1...@news4.isdnet.net>
>
>WOW! Just... WOW!
>
>Since ordering anything from France has been a pain in the neck, I convinced
>myself I didn't need the Thingie t-shirt, but now that I've seen it... I
>NEED IT!!!
Hmmm, I hadn't realized you were in
France my friend. Hopefully it shouldn't
be too much trouble to do the international
orders. I've done them before for my
alt.tv.highlander shirts. Someone in
France has one of those. It's really cool
knowing you have stuff you created floating
around the globe.
>(by the way, since you talk about making special stuff for ladies, do you
>think you could also provide the official trunks for the harem slaves?)
>
>
> O (amazed)
No but I will be producing a run of limited
edition thingie harem ribbed condoms.
They'll be black currant flavoured and only
available in extra large :)
Ivory (no comment)
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 09:45 AM EDT
>Message-id: <19990725094521...@ng-fx1.aol.com>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>>I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt
>
>
>I want!
>
>How much is this going to set me back, again?
>
>countingly, luna
Since all the ducks aren't quite in a row
yet I haven't crunched numbers but I'm
shooting for something in the $15. to $20.
range. They'll be right in line with your
average store bought shirt but they'll be
uniquely yours, created with loving
goodness by one of your own and they'll
be benefitting two worthwhile causes. :)
Ivory (I shoulda been a salesman)
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 03:21 PM EDT
>Message-id: <19990725152139...@ng-ce1.aol.com>
>
>Chris wrote:
>>Rereading my post after seeing the shirt, it became clear
>>that I wasn't nearly ecstatic enough...
>
>I feel that way too... even though I have no excuse. But yes - WOW!
>
>Ivory, i am mega-impressed. Sign me up. :)
>
>pleasantly, luna
Ya know it occurred to me that I'm finally
impressing the ladies...with my shirt!?!
No they don't want me for my body, or my
sparkling personality and my dry wit, or
even for my (slightly damaged) mind. No
they want the shirt off my back :P Oh
well it still kicks ass hehehe :)
Ivory (if you build it they will come)
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 11:42 AM EDT
>Message-id: <7nfb1p$7u$1...@nntp9.atl.mindspring.net>
>
>Monkysquat <monky...@aol.com> wrote:
>
>> I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
>> sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
>> web for curious folks to peruse.
>
Isn't that the point? ;)
>>A question to the ladies.
>> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
>> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
>
>If you're offering, sure. I get fairly lost in bigger shirts. I can handle
>a small pretty well...mediums, too...but when we start getting into large
>and extra large...well...
>
>Eden
You sound tiny. Tiny is cute. I want
everyone to know that the baby doll and/or
female tanktops will probably be a little
different than the regular shirt. Baby dolls
aren't really meant to have much on the
back so the text will prolly be cut out.
It'll more than likely contain the front
design and the small piece of Thompson
art on the back somewhere with a small
thingie logo on the tail or something. It
will be a little different tho.
Ivory
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 01:12 PM EDT
>Message-id: <8AHm3.288$%L2.47293@PM01NEWS>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
><snip>
>>A question to the ladies.
>> Would any of you be interested in baby doll tee's or tanks?
>> I'm thinking of doing a small run of those as well.
>>
>
>Not baby tees, for me, but please, please could you run at least one adult
>small? I'm just under 5 foot--mediums are oversized on me, and the large
>and xlarge... Well, I want to wear this shirt outside--I have enough
>jammies :-\ Though maybe a medium baby tee would work, too...
>
>Chris
>PS--very very cool. Thanks!
How many tiny gals do we have here?
I think I'm in heaven. No worries hun any
size you want will be provided if you order
up front.
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 12:35 PM EDT
>Message-id: <7nfvju$q71$1...@nntp6.atl.mindspring.net>
Sounds like a conspiracy to me.....
(Creepy background music)
Morgan Thomas
Monkysquat wrote:
> Well kiddies I just ran my first test print of the front of the shirt.
> It turned out quite good but still needs a little tweaking mainly
> in the small text which didn't come out as clear as I want it.
> I have a scan of the actual printed test shirt and Harvey the
> sex machine has graciously volunteered to put it up on the
> web for curious folks to peruse. If any of you can't wait for
> that then email me and I'll send it to you. Harvey also has
> the scoop on what's going on the back of the shirts which
> hopefully he'll put up on the page as well since I don't feel
> like typing it out again right now.
when will you be accepting orders?
Lady Miss Tree
would prefer to only deal with one envelope of blue glass
beads, rather than 3.
And Ivory, the T-shirt is a masterpiece! I will be ordering
several!
Lady Miss Tree
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Monkysquat wrote:
>Hmmm, I hadn't realized you were in
>France my friend. Hopefully it shouldn't
>be too much trouble to do the international
>orders. I've done them before for my
>alt.tv.highlander shirts. Someone in
>France has one of those. It's really cool
>knowing you have stuff you created floating
>around the globe.
So you're familiar with this kind of foreign orders: that's great (so I'll
feel less like the kid who has to bring his own meal at school because there
are things he can't eat or who has to stay out of the swimming pool watching
the other boys swim, because of his health problems. Well, you see what I
mean... )
I mean, sniff, sniff, all of you people meet each other at cons and all that
and none will play with me
not even Eddz
Booooo!!!
>
>>(by the way, since you talk about making special stuff for ladies, do you
>>think you could also provide the official trunks for the harem slaves?)
>>
>>
>> O (amazed)
>
>No but I will be producing a run of limited
>edition thingie harem ribbed condoms.
>They'll be black currant flavoured and only
>available in extra large :)
These are the only kind needed...
Morningstar
Reg142 wrote in message ...
>Fine work Ivory. I like it.
>You can definitely put me down for one.
>
>Reg
>--
Yet another 'me too!' post. An absolute must have Ivory! Seeing as how a
couple of these will be coming to Melbourne, we might be able to simplify
things by having them sent to one place and divvying them up at another
MelFOG get together What say you, Reg and Miss Tree?
Morningstar
Luna Vudu
>I shoulda been a salesman
LOL! You didn't have to sell it to me, I'd've got one anyway... ;)
derangedly, luna
* "The little dakini playing her bells/ & listening to late baritone
Dylan/ dancing in the living room's forgot almost/ th'electric
supply's vanishing/ from the batteries in the pasture."
--
Jinx213
I'm gonna shop around for prices
> on the baby doll shirts. You gals may
> hafta help a little since I haven't the first
> clue about ladies shirts and sizes. I'm
> only used to dealing with standard mens
> t-shirt sizes which have pretty much
> become standard for women as well.
> What do ya think? Either baby doll tees
> or women's tanks? Or both?
Personally, for looks I think baby dolls........
Jinx213
who has not much else to say
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this. Drop me an email and I'll work it out. Miss Tree, Mute? Are you
in on this?
Reg
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 08:38 PM EDT
>Message-id: <379BADF9...@bc.sympatico.ca>
Very soon. I need to sit down and crunch
the numbers and the logistics. There will
be a post announcing that orders are
being taken when I get to that point.
Harvey Lee
> Gee Harvey,........any reason why??
Did I mention to provide picts too? ;)
--
When I was 16 years old, I was "mature for my age".
Now that I'm 29, I look back and I can say "I was just anal".
Harvey Lee
> We're all near Disneyland. It's a small world afterall.
So small the local "largest mall in the world", gets their arses sued
for using the name "Fantasy Land".
Harvey Lee
> can see to them. My spelling is quite
> good but then again I'd never seen that
> frickin' word before this place assaulted
> my virgin eyes with it.
A paranormal "facial"? Ewwwwwww...
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
> Baby dolls
> aren't really meant to have much on the
> back so the text will prolly be cut out.
> It'll more than likely contain the front
> design and the small piece of Thompson
> art on the back somewhere with a small
> thingie logo on the tail or something. It
> will be a little different tho.
>
Awwww. I really wanted to have "paramasturbatory" on it somewhere...oh well. At
least it'll be on the big shirt.
I think it would still be nice to have the alt.fan.neil-gaiman/thingie thing
across the shoulderblades or something, though.
--Jenny Jo
* "Acres and acres, and it's all mine."
--
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
>
>
> >I could definitely do that in a baby-doll. But I would get at least one
> >big one too...
> >
> >--Jenny Jo
>
> you leave yourself open too much hun. I'm
> finding that I'm restraining myself alot more
> often ;)
Dang, I didn't even *see* that one...must be a subliminal effect...
> I'm gonna shop around for prices
> on the baby doll shirts. You gals may
> hafta help a little since I haven't the first
> clue about ladies shirts and sizes. I'm
> only used to dealing with standard mens
> t-shirt sizes which have pretty much
> become standard for women as well.
> What do ya think? Either baby doll tees
> or women's tanks? Or both?
>
I think the bdts are better just 'cause they'd be so fiendish and so cute at
the same time...for my money, the difference in effect between a tank-top and a
T-shirt isn't sufficiently striking to have both, unless the weather's really
hot, which it isn't in Berkeley most of the time.
On the other hand, the baby-dolls aren't really everyone's thing.
--Jenny Jo
* "I got fired from my job the other day. They said my personality was
weird. That's okay. I got four more."
--
Harvey Lee
> Ya know it occurred to me that I'm finally
> impressing the ladies...with my shirt!?!
> No they don't want me for my body, or my
> sparkling personality and my dry wit, or
> even for my (slightly damaged) mind. No
> they want the shirt off my back :P Oh
> well it still kicks ass hehehe :)
Like The Doors' song goes, "take it as it comes". :)
And while we're at it, I'm in for one too.
How is the text organized?
[place text here]
ALT.FAN.NEIL-GAIMAN
Intelligent People, Stupid Behaviour
It's late and I haven't had that much sleep, so I'm a bit confused. I
need a tummy rub.
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
>
>
> Ya know it occurred to me that I'm finally
> impressing the ladies...with my shirt!?!
> No they don't want me for my body, or my
> sparkling personality and my dry wit, or
> even for my (slightly damaged) mind. No
> they want the shirt off my back :P Oh
> well it still kicks ass hehehe :)
>
The truth is, you're too sexy for your shirt...
Now *that* was a reference I'm sure we all needed to hear...
> Ivory (if you build it they will come)
I can think of some interesting synonyms for "build"...
--Jenny Jo
* "Look, I don't know how they do things on your home planet,
spaceman...but here in Mayberry, we just don't talk to gun-toting,
redneck, amphetamine freaks that way."
--
Harvey Lee
> If you're offering, sure. I get fairly lost in bigger shirts. I can handle
> a small pretty well...mediums, too...but when we start getting into large
> and extra large...well...
That's what breast implants are for. Unless you're a teenage pop singer, then
you don't really need them. <snicker>
Jennifer Reinhart
Harvey Lee wrote:
> Jinx213 wrote:
>
> > Gee Harvey,........any reason why??
>
> Did I mention to provide picts too? ;)
Picts? Should they paint themselves indigo blue? I don't have any on
hand from the moment, but I could get a few volunteers from the SCA...
--Jenny Jo
* "We're here to celebrate our mutual interest in the ways and customs
of pre-1600 feudal Europe, and to bedeck ourselves in the heraldic
regalia of our fictional medieval personas, not to get mixed up in
politics."
--
SorinRoke
news:379e0e0b...@news.demon.nl...
> On Sun, 25 Jul 1999 00:39:39 -0600, Harvey Lee
> <Harv...@unforgettable.com> wrote:
>
> >http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7327/Tangents/Thingies/T-shirt.htm
>
> LOL
>
> Too bad nobody here in Holland knows Neil Gaiman, but it's black enough
> for me so I'll wear it.
within two days after a friend of mine made us read the books. (that makes
14 new (dutch) converts)
rhiannon
> Since all the ducks aren't quite in a row
> yet I haven't crunched numbers but I'm
> shooting for something in the $15. to $20.
> range. They'll be right in line with your
> average store bought shirt but they'll be
> uniquely yours, created with loving
> goodness by one of your own and they'll
> be benefitting two worthwhile causes. :)
An Ivory original! Cool. I want...
--
rhi
due to financial constraints, the light at the end of the tunnel has
been extinguished.
Jen
>What do ya think? Either baby doll tees
>or women's tanks? Or both?
Personally... tanks. I just look all lanky and silly in baby doll tees.
Jen
Jinx213
> Jinx213 wrote:
>
> > Gee Harvey,........any reason why??
>
> Did I mention to provide picts too? ;)
Well there ya go :)
Jinx213
whio thinks that there are enough pics of her on the internet now,
thankyouverymuch :)
Jinx213
> I think the bdts are better just 'cause they'd be so fiendish and so cute at
> the same time...for my money, the difference in effect between a tank-top and a
> T-shirt isn't sufficiently striking to have both, unless the weather's really
> hot, which it isn't in Berkeley most of the time.
I agree, and kniowing now that the babydolls, and (I'm assuming here)
the tank tops
won't have the room, (and thinking that there's less room on a tank
top) I'd rather have a
babydoll.
There's something about looking really cute from a distance and then
making people do a double
take as they read your shirt. :eg:
Ivory, just remember that not all of us females are tiny little things
on here, I'll need a large just to fit over,....
well I'll need a large.
Jinx213
who isn't going into her mesurments
Jinx213
> Eden Miller wrote:
>
> > If you're offering, sure. I get fairly lost in bigger shirts. I can handle
> > a small pretty well...mediums, too...but when we start getting into large
> > and extra large...well...
>
> That's what breast implants are for. Unless you're a teenage pop singer, then
> you don't really need them. <snicker>
Oh please Harvey let's not get into that debate.
Fack or real, having a larger then the norm chest is a pain.
Jinx213
who does speak from experience.
Jinx213
Have tried to mail you several times and they've all bounced back to me
drop me a line please?
Jinx
who will now return you all to your regularly scheduled madness
Dylan Verheul
>> Too bad nobody here in Holland knows Neil Gaiman, but it's black enough
>> for me so I'll wear it.
>Excuse me? Everyone I know was infected with the Gaiman-worship-virus
>within two days after a friend of mine made us read the books. (that makes
>14 new (dutch) converts)
Cool, Dutch alt.fan.thingie meeting then?
D
--
Life would be much easier if I had the source code.
Dylan Verheul
>* "The little dakini playing her bells/ & listening to late baritone
>Dylan/ dancing in the living room's forgot almost/ th'electric
>supply's vanishing/ from the batteries in the pasture."
"Late baritone Dylan"?
Hmm.
--
"God, root, what is difference?"
- Pitr, User Friendly
Morgan Thomas
Jennifer Reinhart wrote:
> Harvey Lee wrote:
>
> > Jinx213 wrote:
> >
> > > Gee Harvey,........any reason why??
> >
> > Did I mention to provide picts too? ;)
>
> Picts? Should they paint themselves indigo blue? I don't have any on
> hand from the moment, but I could get a few volunteers from the SCA...
I think you can only get them specialy imported from England. Apparently
the romans sold the little buggers as pets across Europe after they
invaded Britain so now they're hard to find.
Eden Miller
> Awwww. I really wanted to have "paramasturbatory" on it
somewhere...oh well. At
> least it'll be on the big shirt.
I can see it now...people stop to read the back of your shirt and
start slowly, very slowly, backing away...except in my case, all
my friends would probably ask me to explain what
"paramasturbatory" meant.
> I think it would still be nice to have the
alt.fan.neil-gaiman/thingie thing
> across the shoulderblades or something, though.
That's definitely a nice idea right there. But having it along
the bottom's not a bad idea for the babydolls, either. I would
really, really want the "Intelligent people, stupid behavior" bit
on there, if at all possible...that's my favorite part.
And since I don't feel like replying to the other post of
Ivory's...I think it's cool you tried to let Neil know, and I'm
sure he's heard about this whole project from someone. And if he
hasn't...well, he'll see them soon enough, I suppose...
Eden
--
"I might get hurt but never be scared again."
--Split Enz, "The Devil You Know"
Scott Conner
Monkysquat <monky...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:19990726021421...@ng-fm1.aol.com...
> >From: Morgan Thomas Morgan...@bc.sympatico.ca
(SNIP)
> >when will you be accepting orders?
>
> Very soon. I need to sit down and crunch
> the numbers and the logistics. There will
> be a post announcing that orders are
> being taken when I get to that point.
>
> Ivory
Neat! So will us tall guys get XXLs or XLTs? : ) Put me down for
one!
Would a long-sleeved T be feasible in the future?
--Scott--
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 02:54 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379C04FE...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>> Baby dolls
>> aren't really meant to have much on the
>> back so the text will prolly be cut out.
>> It'll more than likely contain the front
>> design and the small piece of Thompson
>> art on the back somewhere with a small
>> thingie logo on the tail or something. It
>> will be a little different tho.
>>
>
>At
>least it'll be on the big shirt.
>
>across the shoulderblades or something, though.
>
It's still in planning stages so I may
figure a way to keep its edge without
making the shirt look too design heavy.
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 08:20 PM EDT
>Message-id: <FX6n3.237$zJ1....@news1.usit.net>
I'll only be doing standard sizes, no longs
sorry :( And not real likely on the long
sleeve either. I'm already doing the girly
shirts which weren't in the plan but I just
thought they'd be too yummy not to do.
Monkysquat
>On the other hand, the baby-dolls aren't really everyone's thing.
>
>--Jenny Jo
That's why God created the regular t-shirt
:P
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 01:42 PM EDT
>Message-id: <V51n3.6315$J5.7...@c01read02-admin.service.talkway.com>
>
> Harvey Lee wrote:
>> Jinx213 wrote:
>>
>> > Gee Harvey,........any reason why??
>>
>> Did I mention to provide picts too? ;)
>
>
>Jinx213
>whio thinks that there are enough pics of her on the internet now,
>thankyouverymuch :)
Never enuff. Kinda like Lays...potato
chips that is.
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 01:57 PM EDT
>Message-id: <Uj1n3.6322$J5.7...@c01read02-admin.service.talkway.com>
>
> Jenny Jo wrote:
>
>> I think the bdts are better just 'cause they'd be so fiendish and so cute
>at
>> the same time...for my money, the difference in effect between a tank-top
>and a
>> T-shirt isn't sufficiently striking to have both, unless the weather's
>really
>> hot, which it isn't in Berkeley most of the time.
>
>I agree, and kniowing now that the babydolls, and (I'm assuming here)
>the tank tops
>won't have the room, (and thinking that there's less room on a tank
>top) I'd rather have a
>babydoll.
>There's something about looking really cute from a distance and then
>making people do a double
> take as they read your shirt. :eg:
>Ivory, just remember that not all of us females are tiny little things
>on here, I'll need a large just to fit over,....
>well I'll need a large.
>
>Jinx213
>who isn't going into her mesurments
One word, TEASE :)
Ivory(who likes all shapes and sizes)
Monkysquat
>Date: Sun, 25 July 1999 06:50 PM EDT
>Message-id: <7ng487$rh2$1...@news2.isdnet.net>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>>Hmmm, I hadn't realized you were in
>>France my friend. Hopefully it shouldn't
>>be too much trouble to do the international
>>orders. I've done them before for my
>>alt.tv.highlander shirts. Someone in
>>France has one of those. It's really cool
>>knowing you have stuff you created floating
>>around the globe.
>
>
>So you're familiar with this kind of foreign orders: that's great (so I'll
>feel less like the kid who has to bring his own meal at school because there
>are things he can't eat or who has to stay out of the swimming pool watching
>the other boys swim, because of his health problems. Well, you see what I
>mean... )
We'll make it work. Unfortunately you will
have to pay more in shipping but I don't
think it will be too awful.
>I mean, sniff, sniff, all of you people meet each other at cons and all that
>and none will play with me
>
>not even Eddz
>
>Booooo!!!
Hey now, no crying! You can catch a
plane and boogaloo with the rest of us!
>>>(by the way, since you talk about making special stuff for ladies, do you
>>>think you could also provide the official trunks for the harem slaves?)
>>>
>>>
>>> O (amazed)
>>
>>No but I will be producing a run of limited
>>edition thingie harem ribbed condoms.
>>They'll be black currant flavoured and only
>>available in extra large :)
>
>
>These are the only kind needed...
But of course, we are not men we are
Devo :)
Ivory
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 02:58 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379C05F0...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Ya know it occurred to me that I'm finally
>> impressing the ladies...with my shirt!?!
>> No they don't want me for my body, or my
>> sparkling personality and my dry wit, or
>> even for my (slightly damaged) mind. No
>> they want the shirt off my back :P Oh
>> well it still kicks ass hehehe :)
>>
>
>The truth is, you're too sexy for your shirt...
>
>Now *that* was a reference I'm sure we all needed to hear...
Hmmm, now I'll hafta hit the gym to live up
to that remark. Not to mention that I'd
need a little sun before shedding my shirt.
You may go blind from the reflection.
>> Ivory (if you build it they will come)
>
>I can think of some interesting synonyms for "build"...
>
>--Jenny Jo
You have such a filthy mind. Ivory's
cleaning service would give you a free
estimate :)
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 10:31 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379C7134...@cleu.bc.ca>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>> Since all the ducks aren't quite in a row
>> yet I haven't crunched numbers but I'm
>> shooting for something in the $15. to $20.
>> range. They'll be right in line with your
>> average store bought shirt but they'll be
>> uniquely yours, created with loving
>> goodness by one of your own and they'll
>> be benefitting two worthwhile causes. :)
>
>An Ivory original! Cool. I want...
>
>--
>rhi
I had much help from Jill Thompson who I
can't thank enuff for her generous donation.
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 02:52 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379C05BD...@unforgettable.com>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>> can see to them. My spelling is quite
>> good but then again I'd never seen that
>> frickin' word before this place assaulted
>> my virgin eyes with it.
>
>A paranormal "facial"? Ewwwwwww...
No it was elephant spunk I swear!
Monkysquat
>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 03:02 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379C080B...@unforgettable.com>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>> Ya know it occurred to me that I'm finally
>> impressing the ladies...with my shirt!?!
>> No they don't want me for my body, or my
>> sparkling personality and my dry wit, or
>> even for my (slightly damaged) mind. No
>> they want the shirt off my back :P Oh
>> well it still kicks ass hehehe :)
>
>
>And while we're at it, I'm in for one too.
>
>How is the text organized?
>
>[place text here]
>
>ALT.FAN.NEIL-GAIMAN
>Intelligent People, Stupid Behaviour
>
>It's late and I haven't had that much sleep, so I'm a bit confused. I
>need a tummy rub.
There's no telling how the text will come
out. I just started on the scanning and
separating of the back artwork tonite so I
haven't gotten to typesetting yet. I'm
looking forward to playing with the logo tho.
christinemarie
> That's what breast implants are for. Unless you're a teenage pop singer,
then
> you don't really need them. <snicker>
Need which? The breast implants? Baby tees? Big tees? I'm so confused...
Chris
who doesn't think anyone needs breast implants... the real things are much
nicer, tactile-ly, regardless of size...
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
> >The truth is, you're too sexy for your shirt...
> >
> >Now *that* was a reference I'm sure we all needed to hear...
>
> Hmmm, now I'll hafta hit the gym to live up
> to that remark. Not to mention that I'd
> need a little sun before shedding my shirt.
> You may go blind from the reflection.
>
Not if it was sufficiently dark...
> >> Ivory (if you build it they will come)
> >
> >I can think of some interesting synonyms for "build"...
> >
> >--Jenny Jo
>
> You have such a filthy mind. Ivory's
> cleaning service would give you a free
> estimate :)
>
Oh yeah? Well then estimate me, by all means...
--Jenny Jo
* At night I am an answer.
--
Morningstar
Monkysquat wrote in message
<19990726234415...@ng-cr1.aol.com>...
>>From: "Scott Conner" sc...@usit.net
>>Date: Mon, 26 July 1999 08:20 PM EDT
>>Message-id: <FX6n3.237$zJ1....@news1.usit.net>
>>
>>
>>Monkysquat <monky...@aol.com> wrote in message
>>news:19990726021421...@ng-fm1.aol.com...
>>> >From: Morgan Thomas Morgan...@bc.sympatico.ca
>> (SNIP)
>>> >when will you be accepting orders?
>>>
>>> Very soon. I need to sit down and crunch
>>> the numbers and the logistics. There will
>>> be a post announcing that orders are
>>> being taken when I get to that point.
>>>
>>> Ivory
>>
>> Neat! So will us tall guys get XXLs or XLTs? : ) Put me down for
>>one!
>> Would a long-sleeved T be feasible in the future?
>>
>> --Scott--
>
>I'll only be doing standard sizes, no longs
>sorry :( And not real likely on the long
>sleeve either. I'm already doing the girly
>shirts which weren't in the plan but I just
>thought they'd be too yummy not to do.
>
>"My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies,
> faerie tales of yesterday will grow and never die,
> I can fly my friend" The Show Must Go On -- Queen
OK, someone has to say it................ I'm sure the girls would be yummy
to do but you might get further with a more subtle approach ;)
Oh, and *don't* try to tell me you were really talking about the baby tees!
Morningstar
Mute: Episode 1
>On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 09:01:55 +1000 "Morningstar"
><lucifer.truena...@theobvious.zzn.com> wrote:
>>
>> Reg142 wrote in message ...
>> >Fine work Ivory. I like it.
>> >You can definitely put me down for one.
>> >
>> >Reg
>> >--
>>
>> Yet another 'me too!' post. An absolute must have Ivory! Seeing as how a
>> couple of these will be coming to Melbourne, we might be able to simplify
>> things by having them sent to one place and divvying them up at another
>> MelFOG get together What say you, Reg and Miss Tree?
>>
>> Morningstar
>>
>Sounds like a very good idea Morningstar. I may be abled to organise
>this. Drop me an email and I'll work it out. Miss Tree, Mute? Are you
>in on this?
I dunno. I'm reading offline, so I can't see the shirt.
-Mute.
______________________
Ever notice how "Gungan" played backwards is "nigger"?
Jinx213
> Jinx213 wrote
> >making people do a double
> > take as they read your shirt. :eg:
> >Ivory, just remember that not all of us females are tiny little things
> >on here, I'll need a large just to fit over,....
> >well I'll need a large.
> >Jinx213
> >who isn't going into her mesurments
>
> One word, TEASE :)
Well, yeah,....but I'm good at it :eg:
> Ivory(who likes all shapes and sizes)
I'm sure you do :)
Jinx213
who thinks if you want them you should e-mail Reg
Scott Conner
for
> >one!
> > Would a long-sleeved T be feasible in the future?
> >
> > --Scott--
>
> I'll only be doing standard sizes, no longs
> sorry :( And not real likely on the long
> sleeve either. I'm already doing the girly
> shirts which weren't in the plan but I just
> thought they'd be too yummy not to do.
>
> Ivory
Cool. XXL works for me. It's annoying when they're too short : ) I
think I have the exact opposite problem Christine has *G*
--Scott--
Lady Miss Tree
<lucifer.truena...@theobvious.zzn.com> wrote:
> OK, someone has to say it................ I'm sure the girls would be yummy
> to do but you might get further with a more subtle approach ;)
>
> Oh, and *don't* try to tell me you were really talking about the baby tees!
Does your other half know what you are posting, sweetie? ;>
Lady Miss Tree
:----:----:----:----:
Who once did a dance workshop on how to be yummier.
Monkysquat
>Date: Tue, 27 July 1999 05:30 PM EDT
>Message-id: <Expn3.329$zJ1....@news1.usit.net>
So let's get this straight. What we have
here in the Thingiverse seems to be
freakishly tall males and tiny cute lil
munchkin fems?
Monkysquat
>Date: Tue, 27 July 1999 07:03 AM EDT
>Message-id: <Dign3.14394$yD2....@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>>>>Message-id: <FX6n3.237$zJ1....@news1.usit.net>
>>>> >From: Morgan Thomas Morgan...@bc.sympatico.ca
>>> (SNIP)
>>>> >when will you be accepting orders?
>>>>
>>>> Very soon. I need to sit down and crunch
>>>> the numbers and the logistics. There will
>>>> be a post announcing that orders are
>>>> being taken when I get to that point.
>>>>
>>>> Ivory
>>>
>>>one!
>>> Would a long-sleeved T be feasible in the future?
>>>
>>> --Scott--
>>
>>I'll only be doing standard sizes, no longs
>>sorry :( And not real likely on the long
>>sleeve either. I'm already doing the girly
>>shirts which weren't in the plan but I just
>>thought they'd be too yummy not to do.
>>
>>Ivory
>> faerie tales of yesterday will grow and never die,
>> I can fly my friend" The Show Must Go On -- Queen
>
>to do but you might get further with a more subtle approach ;)
>
>Oh, and *don't* try to tell me you were really talking about the baby tees!
>
Fruedian and all that. Let's face it thingie
gurls are just yum yummy :P
Monkysquat
>Date: Tue, 27 July 1999 12:36 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379D2809...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>> >The truth is, you're too sexy for your shirt...
>> >
>> >Now *that* was a reference I'm sure we all needed to hear...
>>
>> Hmmm, now I'll hafta hit the gym to live up
>> to that remark. Not to mention that I'd
>> need a little sun before shedding my shirt.
>> You may go blind from the reflection.
>>
>
>Not if it was sufficiently dark...
....no comment...really, I'm speechless!!
>> >> Ivory (if you build it they will come)
>> >
>> >I can think of some interesting synonyms for "build"...
>> >
>> >--Jenny Jo
>>
>> You have such a filthy mind. Ivory's
>> cleaning service would give you a free
>> estimate :)
>>
>
>Oh yeah? Well then estimate me, by all means...
>
>--Jenny Jo
My, it's getting rather warm in here. Yes
I really am feeling a lil flush for some odd
reason...
Ivory (match and set goes to the Dy-no-mite JJ)
christinemarie
Monkysquat wrote:
<snip>
> So let's get this straight. What we have
> here in the Thingiverse seems to be
> freakishly tall males and tiny cute lil
> munchkin fems?
>
> Ivory
Be careful not to assume the "tiny cute lil, etc." are defenseless and
harmless. Some movie I saw once, or comic (I'm not sure, except the memory
is very visual) of a sweet, pretty little fairy with dragonfly wings, about
two inches high--except she/he had a mouthfull of dagger sharp teeth, and
ended up doing great harm to someone who underestimated....
Chris
who isn't saying we're out to do harm, just saying don't underestimate...
Monkysquat
>Date: Wed, 28 July 1999 12:49 AM EDT
>Message-id: <FZvn3.71$jq3.10887@PM01NEWS>
Oh believe me I never underestimate
anyone. I have the advantage of most
people underestimating me. Considering
that a tiny, cute to the bone lil gal has
utterly devastated me I most certainly
wouldn't think they were harmless. The
cuteness factor actually is deadly in itself.
Nope I'm rather quite fond of shorties.
Ivory
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
> >Oh yeah? Well then estimate me, by all means...
> >
> >--Jenny Jo
>
> My, it's getting rather warm in here. Yes
> I really am feeling a lil flush for some odd
> reason...
>
> Ivory (match and set goes to the Dy-no-mite JJ)
What can I say, it comes easy to me. ;-)
Now, if only I could implement these tactics in real life, I might get
somewhere...
--Jenny Jo
* No more Mr. Knife Guy.
--
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
>
>
> So let's get this straight. What we have
> here in the Thingiverse seems to be
> freakishly tall males and tiny cute lil
> munchkin fems?
>
>
No, I'm freakishly tall...err, well, okay, above-averagely tall. Which is not to
say that I'm not cute, of course...
--Jenny Jo (is not built, however, to take full advantage of the baby-doll
tee...if ya know what I mean.)
* She is the cheese to his dill pickle.
--
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
>
>
> Oh believe me I never underestimate
> anyone. I have the advantage of most
> people underestimating me. Considering
> that a tiny, cute to the bone lil gal has
> utterly devastated me I most certainly
> wouldn't think they were harmless. The
> cuteness factor actually is deadly in itself.
> Nope I'm rather quite fond of shorties.
>
Awwww, now he's gonna quit flirtin' with me cause I'm tall. Boo. :-(
--Jenny Jo
* All wheeled vehicles shall be driven in accordance with the maxim: to
slow is to falter, to brake is to fail, to stop is defeat.
--
Jinx213
> Some movie I saw once, or comic (I'm not sure, except the memory
> is very visual) of a sweet, pretty little fairy with dragonfly >wings, about two inches high--except she/he had a mouthfull of >dagger sharp teeth, and ended up doing great harm to someone who >underestimated....
My kinda fairy,...and I'll bet it was Labyrinth.
Jinx213
who like vicious
Dylan Verheul
<deli...@uclink4.berkeley.edu> wrote:
>No, I'm freakishly tall...err, well, okay, above-averagely tall. Which is not to
>say that I'm not cute, of course...
>--Jenny Jo (is not built, however, to take full advantage of the baby-doll
>tee...if ya know what I mean.)
Sounds cute :-)
*hides*
D
--
Life would be much easier if I had the source code.
Jennifer Reinhart
Jinx213 wrote:
> Chris wrote:
> > Some movie I saw once, or comic (I'm not sure, except the memory
> > is very visual) of a sweet, pretty little fairy with dragonfly >wings, about two inches high--except she/he had a mouthfull of >dagger sharp teeth, and ended up doing great harm to someone who >underestimated....
>
> My kinda fairy,...and I'll bet it was Labyrinth.
>
In Labyrinth the fairies bite (literally, I mean), but I don't think you ever see them with a mouthful of teeth. Shame, really.
--Jenny Jo
* He said, "the world is as soft as Lace." But I don't love anyone.
--
Delirium
Endless wrote :
You think you'll
>be able to have these done in time for the San Diego Comicon? It'll be
>pretty cool if we all show up in these shirts like a cult or something,
>hehe.
Something similar was wandering through my crazed mind.
>
>Sorry if this has already been brought up, but:
>1. How many people here are planning to go to the San Diego Comicon?
Me, one day of expo, 4 days of con (I'm suck a geek-girl *grin*)
>2. Is anyone here plan on carpooling or sharing rooms in San Diego?
Possibly...
>3. Does anyone know if Gaiman will be doing any autographs?
Should be
>4. Will Neil will be at any FOG gatherings while in So. CA?
>
>I live close to Disneyland, anyone near me : )
I'm in L.A. so yes and no.
>
>~Endless
Delirium
Rev. NightWalker
Delirium wrote the >'s after Endless's >>'s:
> Endless wrote :
>
> You think you'll
> >be able to have these done in time for the San Diego Comicon? It'll be
> >pretty cool if we all show up in these shirts like a cult or something,
> >hehe.
>
> Something similar was wandering through my crazed mind.
Me too. Jeez...that's odd.
> >Sorry if this has already been brought up, but:
> >1. How many people here are planning to go to the San Diego Comicon?
>
> Me, one day of expo, 4 days of con (I'm suck a geek-girl *grin*)
I'm planning on being there all Con, but not the Expo. Unfortunately, my date
with Amtrak is on the last day of the Expo. Of course, anyone else going to
the Expo would be greatly rewarded with eternal gratitude if they could
possibly grab me one of the lithographs...
> >2. Is anyone here plan on carpooling or sharing rooms in San Diego?
>
> Possibly...
Unfortunately no. Sorry. <grimace>
> >3. Does anyone know if Gaiman will be doing any autographs?
>
> Should be
He should be, yes. As for readings/etc...who knows.
> >4. Will Neil will be at any FOG gatherings while in So. CA?
> >
> >I live close to Disneyland, anyone near me : )
>
> I'm in L.A. so yes and no.
<shrugs> to the first question (I don't know if he's going to be in northern
SoCal) and kinda to the second. I'm over in the Odd End of the Valley.
--
* If the pen is mightier than the sword,
and a picture is worth a thousand words,
how dangerous is a fax?
-=- Rev. NightWalker -=-
Delirium
>and kinda to the second. I'm over in the Odd End of the Valley.
Ok OK *twisted arm* I'm in "the valley" too, but which end is the odd one...
the whole place is kinda surreal.
So does anyone want to meet up there or is this just a we'll all be there
but you never know if the people on the other end of the keyboard are
wielding axes and foaming at the mouth so well just all say we're going to
be there and leave it at that?
(ok so I'd have to borrow the axe *grin*).
Del
Rev. NightWalker
> Rev. NightWalker wrote:
I did? Oh yeah...duh. <sighs>
> >and kinda to the second. I'm over in the Odd End of the Valley.
Yep. Me too...wait. <sighs> Nevermind. Long night.
> Ok OK *twisted arm* I'm in "the valley" too, but which end is the odd one...
> the whole place is kinda surreal.
Odd = North/West area...Kinda West Hills/Canoga Park/Chatsworth/Northridge and
stuff. It's where everybody thinks they're high class as aristocratic...until
you point out to them that they live in the West Valley, not Hollywood Hills.
Oh yeah...plenty of shopping places at Fallbrook, Topanga, and Northridge
malls. Ooooh, high-end stuff there.
> So does anyone want to meet up there
Sounds good. I'll be the one with the digital camera. (Like that's
distinct...)
> or is this just a we'll all be there but you never know
> if the people on the other end of the keyboard are
> wielding axes and foaming at the mouth so well just all
> say we're going to be there and leave it at that?
Hrm. Well, I do own an axe (a few, actually) and I tend to foam at the mouth
(when excited or brushing my teeth)...that's not a bad description. I say
whomever's going to ComicCon, we should all meet up and go out to dinner or
something. Of course, I'd be the type of person to say 'Hey...why don't we go
find a paintball range and introduce ourselves over high-speed projectiles and
air-powered weaponry?' but I'm pretty sure that's not fly....even for a white
guy.
<sighs> Sorry. Long day, long night, and *way* too much coffee and ginseng
products.
--
* Sex is not the answer. Sex is the question. Yes is the answer.
-=- Rev. NightWalker -=-
Monkysquat
>Date: Wed, 28 July 1999 01:17 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379E914A...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
You and me both sweepea, you and me
both! But of course this is almost as much
fun and there's no worry of STD's ;)
Monkysquat
>Date: Wed, 28 July 1999 01:33 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379E94E3...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> So let's get this straight. What we have
>> here in the Thingiverse seems to be
>> freakishly tall males and tiny cute lil
>> munchkin fems?
>>
>>
>
>not to
>say that I'm not cute, of course...
>--Jenny Jo (is not built, however, to take full advantage of the baby-doll
>tee...if ya know what I mean.)
I would never say yer not cute. I know
better, I've seen pictures :P
Good things come in all shapes and sizes
and they all look good in baby doll tees :)
Monkysquat
>Date: Wed, 28 July 1999 01:37 AM EDT
>Message-id: <379E95E2...@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
>
>
>
>Monkysquat wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Oh believe me I never underestimate
>> anyone. I have the advantage of most
>> people underestimating me. Considering
>> that a tiny, cute to the bone lil gal has
>> utterly devastated me I most certainly
>> wouldn't think they were harmless. The
>> cuteness factor actually is deadly in itself.
>> Nope I'm rather quite fond of shorties.
>>
>
>Awwww, now he's gonna quit flirtin' with me cause I'm tall. Boo. :-(
>
>--Jenny Jo
Umm in a word, NO! To put it mildly my
tastes are quite varied. I do have a thing
for munchkins but I've also got a thing for
tall thin ladies too. But frankly the person
inside makes the most difference. The
physical attraction part is easy. It's
whether or not you can click with whoever
inhabits the yummy exteriour. There are
scads of girlies out there of every shape
and size that pass the physical test but
only a very small percentage that I don't
wanna strangle after being around them for
five minutes.
Ivory (who only flirts with the best)
Monkysquat
>> Me, one day of expo, 4 days of con (I'm suck a geek-girl *grin*)
>
>I'm planning on being there all Con, but not the Expo. Unfortunately, my date
>with Amtrak is on the last day of the Expo. Of course, anyone else going to
>the Expo would be greatly rewarded with eternal gratitude if they could
>possibly grab me one of the lithographs...
Now what was the litho again? I think I'll
prolly want one of those. Could someone
pick me up one?
Ivory
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
> >
> >Now, if only I could implement these tactics in real life, I might get
> >somewhere...
> >
> >--Jenny Jo
>
> You and me both sweepea, you and me
> both! But of course this is almost as much
> fun and there's no worry of STD's ;)
>
Ah, the carefree funzone that is the online world. Hurrah!
--Jenny Jo (amazing...this posing is virtually content-free!)
* Los Angeles goes on and on long after it has made its point.
--
Tom Galloway
Monkysquat <monky...@aol.com> wrote:
>>From: "Rev. NightWalker" night...@nightwalker.net
>>> Me, one day of expo, 4 days of con (I'm suck a geek-girl *grin*)
>>I'm planning on being there all Con, but not the Expo. Unfortunately, my date
>>with Amtrak is on the last day of the Expo. Of course, anyone else going to
>>the Expo would be greatly rewarded with eternal gratitude if they could
>>possibly grab me one of the lithographs...
>Now what was the litho again? I think I'll prolly want one of those.
>Could someone pick me up one?
[apologies if this is irrelevant or has been covered; for the moment Netcom
shell account newsservers are treating alt.fan groups like binaries groups
in terms of expire time, so articles are expiring in a matter of hours and
I didn't see the preceding articles to the one I'm responding to]
Y'all do know that the Expo is a very separate part of the week, and costs
extra, right? The lithographs are only given out to the Expo attendees, and
it's not at all easy to scam extras; they don't just leave them out on a
table for people to grab or give extras for the heck of it.
As a side note, it looks like the annual pro/fan trivia contest will be
either Saturday afternoon or Sunday. While the topic's limited to pre-Crisis
(i.e. pre-1986) comics, so no Neil stuff, yours truly will be again
captaining the fan team against Len Wein, Kurt Busiek, and Mark Waid. From
what I've been told, it's fun even for audience members who don't know any
of the answers as there's a lot of jokes and mock insults tossed back and
forth between the teams. I'll also be on at least the Fandom On The
Internet panel.
tyg t...@netcom.com
Jennifer Reinhart
Monkysquat wrote:
> >From: Jennifer Reinhart deli...@uclink4.berkeley.edu
>
> >Awwww, now he's gonna quit flirtin' with me cause I'm tall. Boo. :-(
> >
> >--Jenny Jo
>
> Umm in a word, NO! To put it mildly my
> tastes are quite varied. I do have a thing
> for munchkins but I've also got a thing for
> tall thin ladies too.
Hooray!
> But frankly the person
> inside makes the most difference. The
> physical attraction part is easy. It's
> whether or not you can click with whoever
> inhabits the yummy exteriour. There are
> scads of girlies out there of every shape
> and size that pass the physical test but
> only a very small percentage that I don't
> wanna strangle after being around them for
> five minutes.
>
Wow, all the qualities of an officer and gentleman. Err, well, a
gentleman, anyway. Uh...but I don't think gentlemen use the word "yummy".
How 'bout just a real nice guy? :-)
--Jenny Jo (doesn't like gentlemen anyway...)
* We're all out there, somewhere, waiting to happen.
--
Reg142
>
> Ivory (match and set goes to the Dy-no-mite JJ)
You smooth dog Ivory. Linking the lady with the incomparable,(because I
can't think of anything to compare him with,) Jimmy Walker. That would
never have occurred to me.
Reg(wo remembers the Good Times)