It's our sacred duty to spread this little word around--an unpleasant
job, but somebody has to do it. A passing reference to unremoveable
santorum stains could be enough (thankfully not a problem in the
24th century thanks to replicators, but one could feel a moment's
pity for those stuck in the 21st) -- no need to get fetishy about it
(ewwww).
So get cracking or, shall I say, hacking. :^)
your fellow hack,
Hy
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That was one of the things they busted Oscar Wilde for, and it wasn't
even from his own acts--which were all frottagey.
~Farfalla,
your source for useless knowledge
Yes. Now tell the newsgroup what you told me about that
privately. It's quite . . . interesting. (Actually illuminating as
to Wilde's character and only a little scandalous, well, if
you're inured to such things as I am.)
-Hypatia
Yes, Professor. *preens*
When Oscar Wilde was being tried for gross indecency (which was
having gay sex; that's ALL!), one of the things used as evidence
against him was the hotel sheets from one of his bedrooms.
The tragically frustrating thing is that Wilde didn't practice anal
sex. He was into the thigh thing. Bosie, on the other hand... well,
he and Oscar used to get these rentboys... and that's where the
stains came from.
But of course that wasn't really a way of saving face, was it.
~Farfalla
(one of my betas calls me Wilde 2.0)
Learning through TrekSmut. I like it!
: D
- Kat
Babs Bunny
----- Original Message -----
From: Hypatia Kosh
To: ASC...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 2:00 AM
Subject: [ASCEML] A critical oversight in slashfic today!
I must alert you all to a critical oversight in today's slashfic. Amid
all the gleeful anal romping and glute-grinding cock-milking,
where, o where, is the santorum? Yes, you know that icky, staining
mixture of fecal matter and lube that is sometimes the byproduct
of anal sex, named for Senator Rick "homosexuality is akin to
bestiality or incest" Santorum.
It's our sacred duty to spread this little word around--an unpleasant
job, but somebody has to do it. A passing reference to unremoveable
santorum stains could be enough (thankfully not a problem in the
24th century thanks to replicators, but one could feel a moment's
pity for those stuck in the 21st) -- no need to get fetishy about it
(ewwww).
So get cracking or, shall I say, hacking. :^)
your fellow hack,
Hy
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Certainly. Lucky you. Next time Geordi is down and out, Data can sidle
up and say, "Take me home, pardner. I won't ruin your sheets."
-Hypatia
I really like that. Someone should do it.
~Farf
Fist Full of Datas.
Don't be ridiculous. Data would NEVER say that! He doesn't use
contractions, remember?;P
Babs Bunny
Babs Bunny
----- Original Message -----
From: Hypatia Kosh
To: ASC...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 12:07 PM
Subject: [ASCEML] Re: A critical oversight in slashfic today!
--- In ASC...@yahoogroups.com, "Babs Bunny" <babsBunny_TTA@h...> wrote:
> > Certainly. Lucky you. Next time Geordi is down and out, Data can
> sidle
> > up and say, "Take me home, pardner. I won't ruin your sheets."
>
> Don't be ridiculous. Data would NEVER say that! He doesn't use
> contractions, remember?;P
Fist Full of Datas.
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> How about we make that...Data doesn't use contractions when there's
> nothing wrong with him!
That wasn't Data at all, was it? It was just the holodeck using his
persona and warping it. If I remember correctly.
That's correct. I wasn't trying to start a canon war. I was just being silly.
-Hypatia
> --- In ASC...@yahoogroups.com, Katrine Myra <kat@s...> wrote:
> > Babs Bunny wrote:
> >
> > > How about we make that...Data doesn't use contractions when there's
> > > nothing wrong with him!
> >
> > That wasn't Data at all, was it? It was just the holodeck using his
> > persona and warping it. If I remember correctly.
>
> That's correct. I wasn't trying to start a canon war. I was just being
> silly.
>
> -Hypatia
I know, sorry. :)
<<Don't be ridiculous. Data would NEVER say that! He doesn't
use
contractions, remember?;P>>
Actually, Data does use contractions regularly, despite repeated
claims that he can't. The writers seemed to take great care to
have him use, "cannot" instead of "can't" for example, but
weren't nearly so diligent about weeding out contractions such as
"we're" for "we are" or "I'm" for "I am."
For a detailed list of such instances, see "Data Using
Contractions" at
http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/st-tng/trivia/list.html#27
Chris
Julie