Re: [WARNING: ADULT CONTENT] More proof that "Anna Mae" has gone mainstream.
Ethan Hammond
>
> This has to be seen to be believed:
>
> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>
> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
Actually there was that girl who dressed up as a cat
at her high school. And the anime real dolls have been
around for awhile, probably about 5-10 years. The most
famous one looks a lot like Rei.
Here is the girl:
http://server5.uploadit.org/files/hybridfeline-14150711.jpg
An article about her was posted to raam a few months ago.
--
All Purpose Cultural Randomness
http://www.angelfire.com/tx/apcr/index.html
David Watson
Kyle Thomas Pope (kuro...@notmail.spam.not.com) writes:
> This has to be seen to be believed:
>
> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>
> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
A: Dig around and you can probably find the accessories to make it so.
B: Of course, they had to make it upfront. Take that, Ayanami fans!
C (now that he's looked at one of the full-sized pics): Jayzus. No
matter how big the tympani are, if I had to look into eyes like that, the
deed would not get done; I'd fucking run screaming.
--
Dave Watson, Severed Heads Liberation Front (_Stretcher_ CD-R--sevcom.com)
Frezier Balzoff (aka Ottawa), Ontario, Canada Email--shlf [at] ncf [dot] ca
My music and anime webpage: http://www.ottawa-anime.org/~eyevocal/
Deworm yourself: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/
Kyle Thomas Pope
http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
-----
Kyle Pope
"I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered!" - No. 6
Keeper of the Edit List -
Dave Baranyi
"David Watson" <aj...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote in message
news:cop221$8fd$1...@theodyn.ncf.ca...
>
> Kyle Thomas Pope (kuro...@notmail.spam.not.com) writes:
>> This has to be seen to be believed:
>>
>> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>>
>> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
>
> A: Dig around and you can probably find the accessories to make it so.
>
> B: Of course, they had to make it upfront. Take that, Ayanami fans!
>
> C (now that he's looked at one of the full-sized pics): Jayzus. No
> matter how big the tympani are, if I had to look into eyes like that, the
> deed would not get done; I'd fucking run screaming.
> --
I think that the eyes close..., but the rest of your comment reminds me of
the Howard Stern show where he got to try one out - apparently despite the
looks even Howard couldn't quite complete...<g> (I don't think that Read
Dolls come with internal heaters - wouldn't you get a chill after a while?)
Dave Baranyi
(who likes the extra warmth on these cold Canadian nights)
Alan Tracy
> This has to be seen to be believed:
>
> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
And you call that page "Adult Content"? LOL LOL LOL. Take a look @:
www.assfistinganalfisting.com/pussy-stretching-sex/stretching_pussies.html
> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
I don't know.
David Watson
"Dave Baranyi" (a_nospam.b_nospam@sym_nos_p_am_atico.ca) writes:
> "David Watson" <aj...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote in message
> news:cop221$8fd$1...@theodyn.ncf.ca...
>>
>> Kyle Thomas Pope (kuro...@notmail.spam.not.com) writes:
>>> This has to be seen to be believed:
>>>
>>> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>>>
>>> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
>>
>> A: Dig around and you can probably find the accessories to make it so.
>>
>> B: Of course, they had to make it upfront. Take that, Ayanami fans!
>>
>> C (now that he's looked at one of the full-sized pics): Jayzus. No
>> matter how big the tympani are, if I had to look into eyes like that, the
>> deed would not get done; I'd fucking run screaming.
>
Even if they did, the enormous big closed eyelids would probably still
freak me out in a not-good way.
> but the rest of your comment reminds me of
> the Howard Stern show where he got to try one out - apparently despite the
> looks even Howard couldn't quite complete...<g> (I don't think that Read
> Dolls come with internal heaters - wouldn't you get a chill after a while?)
>
> Dave Baranyi
>
> (who likes the extra warmth on these cold Canadian nights)
A: You're married to a woman you've described in no less than glowing
terms, man (for those who remember my and Rob Kelk's visit to his house
last year, she was gone that weekend, so we didn't see her); why even
*think* of shagging am hallucinogenically-faced molded lump of plastic?
B: Read Dolls; nice slip. Rob will have the The Paper model, and I'll
have the Miss Deep model with the black outfit, thank you.
--
Frank White
>
>This has to be seen to be believed:
>
>http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>
>What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
Celebrate the luv-luv!
^_^
FW
AstroNerdBoy
> "Kyle Thomas Pope" <kuro...@notmail.spam.not.com> wrote in message
> >
> > This has to be seen to be believed:
> >
> > http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
> >
> > What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
>
> Actually there was that girl who dressed up as a cat
> at her high school. And the anime real dolls have been
> around for awhile, probably about 5-10 years.
And you're just waiting for your Nuku-Nuku Persocom model to come out, ne?
Elf M. Sternberg
> I think that the eyes close..., but the rest of your comment reminds me of
> the Howard Stern show where he got to try one out - apparently despite the
> looks even Howard couldn't quite complete...<g> (I don't think that Read
> Dolls come with internal heaters - wouldn't you get a chill after a while?)
That sounds like a safety hazard waiting to happen. Although I
imagine if you really needed them warm you could dunk one in a tub of
hot water until it was something other than a corpse. What these things
really need is a speaker in the head or something.
Elf
Juan F. Lara
Kyle Thomas Pope <kuro...@notmail.un.spammed.con> wrote:
>This has to be seen to be believed:
>
>http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
Ah, realdoll.com. A recent "Ghost in the Shell:SAC" ep dealt with a man
with an unhealthy attachment to this girl android ( I think she was called
Alice ). This android was described as an old model used mainly for
"pleasure". I was assuming that she was the next line of development for
realdoll.com. :-)
- Juan F. Lara
Disruptor
Kyle Thomas Pope wrote:
> This has to be seen to be believed:
>
> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>
> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
http://my.reset.jp/~dollfantasyrei/menu.htm
Have fun browsing. I think Misato is in there some where.
How the goddess has fallen. That is Belldandy. ^_^
Kyle Thomas Pope
F. Lara) wrote:
> Ah, realdoll.com. A recent "Ghost in the Shell:SAC" ep dealt with a man
>with an unhealthy attachment to this girl android ( I think she was called
>Alice ). This android was described as an old model used mainly for
>"pleasure". I was assuming that she was the next line of development for
>realdoll.com. :-)
I believe she was called Jenny. However the incorporation of
electronic technology into Realdolls will be the next step. We have
some ways to go before we have actual sexaroids running around but the
technology already exists to give these things some ability to
effectively simulate human sexual responses. I expect the cost factor
is preventing the actual implementation. The things cost $6000.00 as
it is. A computerized model could easily go over $10,000.00. For
that kind of money just hire hookers.
The question for me is that if technology does develop sexual
surrogates on the order of persacons or the sexaroid boomers will
human sexual relationships survive? CLAMP didn't seem to think so in
Chobits.
Juan F. Lara
Elf M. Sternberg <e...@drizzle.com> wrote:
> That sounds like a safety hazard waiting to happen. Although I
>imagine if you really needed them warm you could dunk one in a tub of
>hot water until it was something other than a corpse. What these things
>really need is a speaker in the head or something.
I suspect that necrophiles are the demographic that Real Dolls would most
appeal to.
- Juan F. Lara
Juan F. Lara
Kyle Thomas Pope <kuro...@notmail.un.spammed.con> wrote:
I looked it up. She's actually called Jeri. Jenny is the Teenage Robot;
she's not old enough for that sort of thing. :-)
> However the incorporation of electronic technology into Realdolls will be the
> next step.
I swear the flash intro at realdolls.com has a heavy "Ghost in the Shell"
influence.
> is preventing the actual implementation. The things cost $6000.00 as
> it is. A computerized model could easily go over $10,000.00. For
That's one of the great mysteries of life: Why would anyone pay $6000.00
for THIS? :-)
- Juan F. Lara
Freezer
>> is preventing the actual implementation. The things cost $6000.00
>> as it is. A computerized model could easily go over $10,000.00.
>> For
>
> That's one of the great mysteries of life: Why would anyone
> pay $6000.00
> for THIS? :-)
The same reason people pay $50K + for a tricked-out Escalade when you can
get the same vehicle in an Avalanche for half the price: Because they
can.
--
My name is:
____ _
/ ___| | |
| |__ _ __ ___ ___ ____ ___ _ __ | |
| __|| '__/ _ \/ _ \/_ // _ \| '__|| |
| | | | __/ __/ / /| __/| | |_|
|_| |_| \___|\___||___|\___||_| (_)
And my anti-drug is porn.
http://www.geocities.com/mysterysciencefreezer
(MSTings and other assorted brain droppings)
Daniel Rudy
following:
> This has to be seen to be believed:
>
> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>
> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
>
I was going to skip this thread...But looking around their website, I
found this:
"Lifelike - anatomically correct, parts molded from life-casts" at
http://www.realdoll.com/studio.asp
Now, I wonder who they made 'those' molds from...
Geez...They even have a male one...Now some girl must totally hard up to
find a date get one of these...
--
Daniel Rudy
Email address has been encoded to reduce spam.
Remove all numbers, then remove invalid, email, no, and spam to reply.
Dave Baranyi
"Elf M. Sternberg" <e...@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:871xe7y...@drizzle.com...
I seem to remember an old English saying that goes along the lines of "The
silent woman is one who has no head", and even remember a restaurant of that
name "The Silent Woman". <L>
Dave Baranyi
> Elf
Galen Musbach
<5n6o7.8d9c0r1u...@0e1m2a3i4l5.6p7a8c9b0e1l2l3.4i5n6v7a8l9i0d1.2n3e4t5>
wrote:
>At about the time of 12/2/2004 9:59 PM, Kyle Thomas Pope stated the
>following:
>
>> This has to be seen to be believed:
>>
>> http://www.realdoll.com/sample13.asp
>>
>> What's next? Nekomimi? =^_^=
>>
>
>I was going to skip this thread...But looking around their website, I
>found this:
>
>"Lifelike - anatomically correct, parts molded from life-casts" at
>http://www.realdoll.com/studio.asp
>
>Now, I wonder who they made 'those' molds from...
>
>Geez...They even have a male one...Now some girl must totally hard up to
>find a date get one of these...
I can't imagine why you think it must be for female
customers.
-Galen
Jack Bohn
Oh, great. Might as well get in the hot tub while getting the
doll "into the mood." This is just too disturbing!
--
-Jack
Kyle Thomas Pope
F. Lara) wrote:
>In article <doj1r0hlcg9kqiqoi...@4ax.com>,
>Kyle Thomas Pope <kuro...@notmail.un.spammed.con> wrote:
>> I believe she was called Jenny.
>
> I looked it up. She's actually called Jeri. Jenny is the Teenage Robot;
>she's not old enough for that sort of thing. :-)
My bad. I knew she was Jeri but I was thinking of Global Robotic
Response Unit XJ-9.
Frank White
>
>On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 20:26:27 +0000 (UTC), lj...@ces.clemson.edu (Juan
>F. Lara) wrote:
>
>> Ah, realdoll.com. A recent "Ghost in the Shell:SAC" ep dealt with a man
>>with an unhealthy attachment to this girl android ( I think she was called
>>Alice ). This android was described as an old model used mainly for
>>"pleasure". I was assuming that she was the next line of development for
>>realdoll.com. :-)
>
>I believe she was called Jenny. However the incorporation of
>electronic technology into Realdolls will be the next step. We have
>some ways to go before we have actual sexaroids running around but the
>technology already exists to give these things some ability to
>effectively simulate human sexual responses. I expect the cost factor
>is preventing the actual implementation. The things cost $6000.00 as
>it is. A computerized model could easily go over $10,000.00. For
>that kind of money just hire hookers.
But it's not just about sexual pleasure. If it were, who'd
need anything but their hands? Fantasy, and desire, and
power: THOSE are why people would pay thousands of dollars
for a Realdoll.
And if they would pay that much for inanimate plastic, Lord
knows what people would pay for anime 'realdolls' like
Ifurita, Chii, Nuku-Nuku, etc, etc.
Especially those that are 'anatomically correct'...
>The question for me is that if technology does develop sexual
>surrogates on the order of persacons or the sexaroid boomers will
>human sexual relationships survive? CLAMP didn't seem to think so in
>Chobits.
CLAMP doesn't seem to have much hope for the human condition...
FW
Elf M. Sternberg
> My bad. I knew she was Jeri but I was thinking of Global Robotic
> Response Unit XJ-9.
Don't You Even THINK About Jenny That Way.
Can you tell I have daughters? :-)
Elf
Elf M. Sternberg
> Ah, realdoll.com. A recent "Ghost in the Shell:SAC" ep dealt with a man
> with an unhealthy attachment to this girl android ( I think she was called
> Alice ). This android was described as an old model used mainly for
> "pleasure". I was assuming that she was the next line of development for
> realdoll.com. :-)
The movie "Innocence", as well as the old A.D. Police series,
worked along these lines too. I think Innocence really upped the ante
with Halloway's lines: "Pleasure dolls are not utilitarian, but they are
the most complicated. They have to act human; they have to act like
they want. And the one thing they want most of all is to not be
discarded."
Elf
Antonio E. Gonzalez
>Date: 12/3/2004 8:23 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <core3t$1kvn$3...@news.fsr.net>
Well, I guess it's time to bring *this* up again . . .:
<http://www.exploitationnow.com/d/20020215.html>
- Vaughner
- "Let's beat the terrorists with our most powerful weapon . . . hot
girl-on-girl action!"
Elf M. Sternberg
> Oh, great. Might as well get in the hot tub while getting the
> doll "into the mood." This is just too disturbing!
Just don't spill your drink. Alcohol dissolves latex, I seem to recall.
Would chlorine be bad for it too, or are we thinking too much about
this?
Yay! I get to tackle two subjects in one post. For those of you
willing to look at more mainstream Real Dolls, feast your eyes on
I-Doloid, a magazine for Japanese "realistic dolls and robots"
collectors:
http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/index2.html
Front matter SFW. Interior probably not. Sorry, Ethan, no nekodoloids
in sight yet, and some of the interior pictures are, um, disturbing. I
love the fact that in the text they have to reminder the reader that
"ecchi = hentai".
I think the one thing that scares me the most is the notion that no
technology that people are willing to pay for doesn't improve over
time. It's quite obvious, looking through the sets, that the faces on
the 2004 models are much, *much* more human than the 2002 models.
Elf
Phillip Thorne
wrote, thereby appalling everyone:
[Anatomically correct sex doll with pink hair, huge breasts and huger
eyes.]
This should probably disturb me, or at least surprise me, but nothing
humans do for sex surprises me any more. Nothing humans do, period,
does. I now reserve my capacity for surprise for unexpected uses of
LEGO elements in models. ("That robot's fingers are BANANAS, woo!
And her pigtails are CROISSANTS!")
I'm paging through the site, but in a detached, clinical mood.
(Because I'm really an alien observing Earth by hyperwave from Sol's
Oort cloud. Yeah.) "That's interesting. I wonder how they did that?
Or emulate this?" Bio-sim engineering, as it were. The techniques
are applicable to androids that *don't* have sexual functions, of
course; but so many technologies *start* in the sexual realm (film,
VCR, internet), because humans will pay a premium for sex.
(Building a *walking* android, instead of a posable manikin, is still
an ongoing problem in robotics. Earth still doesn't have power
supplies of adequate size and longevity, but some groups are getting
close. A hot-gas mini-turbine might work for a military exoskeleton,
but probably isn't suitable for in-home use. :)
There's a panel at the upcoming Philcon SF convention (the world's
first SF con, since 1937, www.philcon.org) on "Sex toys of the
future." This would qualify, although miniature commodity
wormhole-pairs (see "syntei") are more versatile.
People complain about the "dead eyes" in "The Polar Express" (the
current movie), but these dolls are worse. Closing eyelids (actuated
by toggles on the neck) are, the site states, a premium option. It'd
be cheaper to just blindfold the doll -- but that's a whole 'nother
kind of kinky. Are kinks orthogonal?
/- Phillip Thorne ----------- The Non-Sequitur Express --------------------\
| org underbase ta thorne www.underbase.org It's the boundary |
| net comcast ta pethorne site, newsletter, blog conditions that |
\------------------------------------------------------- get you ----------/
Elf M. Sternberg
> Are kinks orthogonal?
Usually. Although they can be synergistic.
Elf
Ethan Hammond
>
> Ah, realdoll.com. A recent "Ghost in the Shell:SAC" ep dealt with a
man
> with an unhealthy attachment to this girl android ( I think she was called
> Alice ). This android was described as an old model used mainly for
> "pleasure". I was assuming that she was the next line of development for
> realdoll.com. :-)
There is something I don't understand about that episode though.
S
P
O
I
L
E
R
S
P
A
C
E
At the end you found out they had basically been reenacting a movie,
so why did he ask his wife if there had been more dialouge? Did the
pleasure android say something else that was not in the movie? And
what are we supposed to think if she did? I wasn't clear on the whole
meaning behind that.
--
All Purpose Cultural Randomness
http://www.angelfire.com/tx/apcr/index.html
Ethan Hammond
>
> And if they would pay that much for inanimate plastic, Lord
> knows what people would pay for anime 'realdolls' like
> Ifurita, Chii, Nuku-Nuku, etc, etc.
Well the Lord is omniscience or omnipotenet, or both or something.
So the Lord probably does already know that, unless the Lord does
not waste time with such things.
> Especially those that are 'anatomically correct'...
Nuku Nuku's exact proportions are key, KEY!!!!
*SHAKES DIAGRAMS*
Chika
Ethan Hammond <esha...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Nuku Nuku's exact proportions are key, KEY!!!!
> *SHAKES DIAGRAMS*
You mean it will take 50,000 friend to build one Nuku Nuku?
--
//\ // Chika <zvl...@penfuarg.bet.hx. - ROT13>
// \// Guess what? Google *doesn't* own Usenet! Boycott Google now!
... I've got a mind like a... a... what's that thing called?
Ethan Hammond
>
> > Actually there was that girl who dressed up as a cat
> > at her high school. And the anime real dolls have been
> > around for awhile, probably about 5-10 years.
>
> And you're just waiting for your Nuku-Nuku Persocom model to come out, ne?
I already have it preordered!!!!
Ethan Hammond
>
> And you call that page "Adult Content"? LOL LOL LOL. Take a look @:
>
> www.assfistinganalfisting.com/pussy-stretching-sex/stretching_pussies.html
You can't fool me sir, I am far too smart to click on that
evil link even out of horrified curiousity.
Ethan Hammond
> in sight yet, and some of the interior pictures are, um, disturbing. I
> love the fact that in the text they have to reminder the reader that
> "ecchi = hentai".
Actually in Japanese usage hentai generally refers to sexual perversion
rather than just regular sex and ecchi is just a general term for sex, but
not as bad as hentai. Although they have both basically become
interchangeable, because people can't stick to the defined ways.
Ethan Hammond
>
> > Nuku Nuku's exact proportions are key, KEY!!!!
> > *SHAKES DIAGRAMS*
>
> You mean it will take 50,000 friend to build one Nuku Nuku?
I already really hate where this is going.
But I assume that was the point.
Daniel Rudy
I'm just so pre-out-of-the-closet era that I didn't think about that.
Daniel Rudy
> (Building a *walking* android, instead of a posable manikin, is still
> an ongoing problem in robotics.
I'm in the robotics camp and I'm quite familiar with the limitations of
computer processing power and mechanical design.
> Earth still doesn't have power
> supplies of adequate size and longevity, but some groups are getting
> close. A hot-gas mini-turbine might work for a military exoskeleton,
> but probably isn't suitable for in-home use. :)
Here's a though, do a Hand Maid May...Attach a power cord and plug her in...
That last part can be taken in more ways than one... ;-)
Daniel Rudy
following:
This picture, if it wasn't marked as a 'i-doll' would have passed for
human. Now that's scary.
http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/idolo/images/p/p3_high/ayumichan1_2004.jpg
Chika
Ethan Hammond <esha...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> "Chika" <miy...@spam-no-way.invalid> wrote in message
> >
> > > Nuku Nuku's exact proportions are key, KEY!!!!
> > > *SHAKES DIAGRAMS*
> >
> > You mean it will take 50,000 friend to build one Nuku Nuku?
> I already really hate where this is going.
> But I assume that was the point.
Sorry. I couldn't resist! ^_^
--
//\ // Chika <zvl...@penfuarg.bet.hx. - ROT13>
// \// Guess what? Google *doesn't* own Usenet! Boycott Google now!
... Oh, I couldn't afford a whole new brain.
Antonio E. Gonzalez
>Date: 12/4/2004 3:39 AM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <%lhsd.88763$7i4....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>
I thought it was clear as day: the android had developed a
consience/feelings/soul, and was self-aware enough to say what she really felt!
S.t.A.n.L.e.E
> "Juan F. Lara" <lj...@ces.clemson.edu> wrote in message
> >
> > Ah, realdoll.com. A recent "Ghost in the Shell:SAC" ep dealt with a
> man
> > with an unhealthy attachment to this girl android ( I think she was called
> > Alice ). This android was described as an old model used mainly for
> > "pleasure". I was assuming that she was the next line of development for
> > realdoll.com. :-)
>
> There is something I don't understand about that episode though.
>
> S
>
> P
>
> O
>
> I
>
> L
>
> E
>
> R
>
> S
>
> P
>
> A
>
> C
>
> E
>
> At the end you found out they had basically been reenacting a movie,
> so why did he ask his wife if there had been more dialouge? Did the
> pleasure android say something else that was not in the movie? And
Missing line: "I really did love you."
> what are we supposed to think if she did? I wasn't clear on the whole
> meaning behind that.
Although they're re-enacting a movie,
she really did love him enough to save his life.
(Remember how different the movie ended.)
Laters. =)
STan
--
_______ ________ _______ ____ ___ ___ ______ ______
| __|__ __| _ | \ | | | | _____| _____|
|__ | | | | _ | |\ | |___| ____|| ____|
|_______| |__| |__| |__|___| \ ___|_______|______|______|
__| | ( )
/ _ | |/ LostRune+sig [at] UofR [dot] net
| ( _| | http://www.uofr.net/~lostrune/
\ ______| _______ ____ ___
/ \ / \ | _ | \ | |
/ \/ \| _ | |\ |
/___/\/\___|__| |__|___| \ ___|
TedSchller
Yep. :-)
Here, you will need one of these to deal with their boyfriends. ;-)
http://www.coldsteel.com/sjambok.html
With regards,
Ted
Remove "ReBoot" in my address if you wish to send me e-mail.
Elf M. Sternberg
> Here, you will need one of these to deal with their boyfriends. ;-)
> http://www.coldsteel.com/sjambok.html
Oooh. I need two. One for your recommendation, and one for,
um, recreational purposes.
Elf
Dave Baranyi
"Kyle Thomas Pope" <kuro...@notmail.spam.not.com> wrote in message
news:m000r09ah6h4hlh6o...@4ax.com...
> This has to be seen to be believed:
>
Kyle, you need to see Rozen Maiden episode 9, just for the preview for
episode 10. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find the preview for
episode 10 on the web anywhere, but there is one little bit in it that sort
of fits in with this thread very nicely. Or, as many people have predicted,
it looks like the "dolicon" aspect of Shiku will finally get some air time.
<L> The funniest thing about Shinku in that scene is that you can still see
the doll-joints for her feet, which makes it even more bizarre.
It looks as if Jun and Shinku will end up with the "strangest anime couple"
award of this season, or maybe several seasons.
Dave Baranyi
Dave Baranyi
"Dave Baranyi" <a_nospam.b_nospam@sym_nos_p_am_atico.ca> wrote in message
news:forsd.33563$Ad3.2...@news20.bellglobal.com...
It looks as if I've found a place to paste a clip - try the Compuserve anime
forum at:
http://community.compuserve.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx?webtag=ws-comics&nav=messages&tid=178311&tsn=1
> Dave Baranyi
>
Ethan Hammond
>
>
> > I already really hate where this is going.
> > But I assume that was the point.
>
> Sorry. I couldn't resist! ^_^
Yes, I know and I would have done the same if the situation
had been reversed!!!!
Ethan Hammond
<5n6o7.8d9c0r1u...@0e1m2a3i4l5.6p7a8c9b0e1l2l3.4i5n6v7a8l9i0d1.2
n3e4t5> wrote in
>
> This picture, if it wasn't marked as a 'i-doll' would have passed for
> human. Now that's scary.
>
>
http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/idolo/images/p/p3_high/ayumichan1_2004
.jpg
Darn that Japanese advanced technology and its confusion inducing ways!!!!
Ethan Hammond
>
> >There is something I don't understand about that episode though.
> >
> >S
> >
> >P
> >
> >O
> >
> >I
> >
> >L
> >
> >E
> >
> >R
> >
> >S
> >
> >P
> >
> >A
> >
> >C
> >
> >E
> >
> >At the end you found out they had basically been reenacting a movie,
> >so why did he ask his wife if there had been more dialouge? Did the
> >pleasure android say something else that was not in the movie? And
> >what are we supposed to think if she did? I wasn't clear on the whole
> >meaning behind that.
>
> I thought it was clear as day: the android had developed a
> consience/feelings/soul, and was self-aware enough to say what she really
felt!
Hmmm. It wasn't clear to me.
Ethan Hammond
>
> > There is something I don't understand about that episode though.
> >
> > S
> >
> > P
> >
> > O
> >
> > I
> >
> > L
> >
> > E
> >
> > R
> >
> > S
> >
> > P
> >
> > A
> >
> > C
> >
> > E
>
> > At the end you found out they had basically been reenacting a movie,
> > so why did he ask his wife if there had been more dialouge? Did the
> > pleasure android say something else that was not in the movie? And
>
> Missing line: "I really did love you."
Aha I assumed there had been a missing line.
> > what are we supposed to think if she did? I wasn't clear on the whole
> > meaning behind that.
>
> Although they're re-enacting a movie,
> she really did love him enough to save his life.
> (Remember how different the movie ended.)
Aha. It ended without the other dialouge is all I remember.
Inu-Yasha
"Ethan Hammond" <esha...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:FIisd.88976$7i4....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
I thought that ecchi was the Romaji pronounciation of H standing for hentai.
^-^
Inu-Yasha
Feh!!
Ethan Hammond
>
> I thought that ecchi was the Romaji pronounciation of H standing for
hentai.
> ^-^
It depends on how technical you want to get.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hentai
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecchi
Daniel Rudy
I think your link is messed up
tkrd...@search26.com
arnold kim
>>
> at her high school. And the anime real dolls have been
> famous one looks a lot like Rei.
>
> Here is the girl:
>
> http://server5.uploadit.org/files/hybridfeline-14150711.jpg
>
> An article about her was posted to raam a few months ago.
Hey, she's cute! How'd I miss that one?
Arnold Kim
arnold kim
"Daniel Rudy"
<5n6o7.8d9c0r1u...@0e1m2a3i4l5.6p7a8c9b0e1l2l3.4i5n6v7a8l9i0d1.2n3e4t5>
wrote in message news:10Ysd.29446$zx1....@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
> At about the time of 12/5/2004 4:32 AM, Ethan Hammond stated the
> following:
>> "Daniel Rudy"
>> <5n6o7.8d9c0r1u...@0e1m2a3i4l5.6p7a8c9b0e1l2l3.4i5n6v7a8l9i0d1.2
>> n3e4t5> wrote in
>>
>>>This picture, if it wasn't marked as a 'i-doll' would have passed for
>>>human. Now that's scary.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/idolo/images/p/p3_high/ayumichan1_2004
>> .jpg
>>
>> Darn that Japanese advanced technology and its confusion inducing
>> ways!!!!
>>
>> --
>> All Purpose Cultural Randomness
>> http://www.angelfire.com/tx/apcr/index.html
>>
>>
>>
>
> I think your link is messed up
The link is fine if you don't cut off the ".jpg".
Arnold Kim
ender
>>> http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/idolo/images/p/p3_high/ayumichan1_2004
>>> .jpg
>> I think your link is messed up
> The link is fine if you don't cut off the ".jpg".
It's messed up in the original post (just another of lookOut Distress'
features - messing up the posts behind your back).
Here's the untruncated link:
<http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/idolo/images/p/p3_high/ayumichan1_2004.jpg>
--
ender
begin .sig
I'm a signature virus! Copy me to your's and let me spread!
end
Chika
Daniel Rudy
<5n6o7.8d9c0r1u...@0e1m2a3i4l5.6p7a8c9b0e1l2l3.4i5n6v7a8l9i0d1.2n3e4t5> wrote:
> > Darn that Japanese advanced technology and its confusion inducing
> > ways!!!!
> I think your link is messed up
It is. An unfortunate side effect of some clients is that they stick in
"helpful" newline sequences when you get to the end of a line. Try this
instead.
http://www.coremagazine.co.jp/idoloid/idolo/images/p/p3_high/ayumichan1_2004.jpg
--
//\ // Chika <zvl...@penfuarg.bet.hx. - ROT13>
// \// Guess what? Google *doesn't* own Usenet! Boycott Google now!
... Screenwriters apply character personalities like Post-It notes.
ksrt...@search26.com
memq...@search26.com
Ethan Hammond
>
> > Here is the girl:
> >
> > http://server5.uploadit.org/files/hybridfeline-14150711.jpg
> >
> > An article about her was posted to raam a few months ago.
>
> Hey, she's cute! How'd I miss that one?
I don't know, you usually read about everything that is posted
here.
Ethan Hammond
<5n6o7.8d9c0r1u...@0e1m2a3i4l5.6p7a8c9b0e1l2l3.4i5n6v7a8l9i0d1.2
n3e4t5> wrote in
>
Luckily it isn't my link!!!!
Alan Tracy
Ethan Hammond wrote:
> "Alan Tracy" <thunderbi...@yahoo.de> wrote in message
> >
> > And you call that page "Adult Content"? LOL LOL LOL. Take a look
@:
> >
> >
www.assfistinganalfisting.com/pussy-stretching-sex/stretching_pussies.html
>
> You can't fool me sir, I am far too smart to click on that
> evil link even out of horrified curiousity.
Well... the hyperlink I mentioned simply means what it says, nothing
else.
As for your alleged "smartness"... I'd like to know since when the good
and old Amerrikan puritanism(read: sexual super-repression and
uptightness)
has been a synonym for smartness.
Sayounara,
Ethan Hammond
> else.
It is true.
> As for your alleged "smartness"... I'd like to know since when the good
> and old Amerrikan puritanism(read: sexual super-repression and
> uptightness) has been a synonym for smartness.
I don't think anyone on raam would say I am a model of
American puritanism. I was simply messing with you.
Theresa Irwin
android with a cat's brain for crying out loud.
Theresa
Ethan Hammond
>
> Ethan sempai a puritan? Oh please. He has a thing going on with a
Japanese
> android with a cat's brain for crying out loud.
You make it sound so crud and unnatural!!!!
And Bastard is my favorite manga. *nods nods*
Theresa Irwin
thinge-Thunderbird bolds it. And Bastard! why the very title is a
blasphemy! A blasphemy I say! (has been reading this group wayyyy too
long. I'm getting all sorts of personalties merely from osmosis)
Theresa
Ethan Hammond
> > And Bastard is my favorite manga. *nods nods*
>
It is innapropriate to be sarcastic about such important things!!!!
> And I see why you have the *nod* thinge-Thunderbird bolds it.
What is Thunderbird?
> And Bastard! why the very title is a blasphemy! A blasphemy
> I say! (has been reading this group wayyyy too
> long. I'm getting all sorts of personalties merely from osmosis)
*SHAKES FIST*
Well to be fair he named it that because of the Bastard sword.
Come on we all believe him right. *thumbs up*
Theresa Irwin
fuss is about. Apparently it emphasizes things in asterisks like *nod*
:) And one can't be sarcastic about important things? Well I shan't be
sarcastic about Nuku Nuku and Bastard then.
Theresa
Ethan Hammond
>
> >>>You make it sound so crud and unnatural!!!!
> >>>And Bastard is my favorite manga. *nods nods*
>
> >>I was being sarcastic doll :P
Ohhh I didn't notice that you called me doll before, how kawaii!!!!
>
> Thunderbird-email program from Mozilla. I'm trying it to see what the
> fuss is about. Apparently it emphasizes things in asterisks like *nod*
> :) And one can't be sarcastic about important things? Well I shan't be
> sarcastic about Nuku Nuku and Bastard then.
It makes them bold if you do *this*? I wasn't being completely serious
when I said you couldn't be sarcastic, heh. You must make your own
decision on when to employ sarcasm and when not too. Such is the way
of the path to usenet mastery!!!!
Theresa Irwin
seeing quotes and replies so much easier. I do miss a sync button that
downloaded all my email and newsgroups at one time. Congrats on
graduating by the way.
Sayeth one on the path to mastery of this thing called Usenet,
Theresa
Ethan Hammond
> > when I said you couldn't be sarcastic, heh. You must make your own
> > decision on when to employ sarcasm and when not too. Such is the way
> > of the path to usenet mastery!!!!
>
> seeing quotes and replies so much easier.
Your email program is much more high tech than what I am using
it would seem.
> I do miss a sync button that
> downloaded all my email and newsgroups at one time. Congrats on
> graduating by the way.
Thank you!!!!
> Sayeth one on the path to mastery of this thing called Usenet,
One day a poster shall rise from our ranks and use the power of
the keyboard to light our darkest hour!!!!
Farix
for the past week.
Ethan Hammond wrote:
>
> What is Thunderbird?
The brother of Firefox and a much better email client then OE.
Farix
-----------== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Uncensored Usenet News ==----------
http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World!
-----= Over 100,000 Newsgroups - Unlimited Fast Downloads - 19 Servers =-----
ender
> The brother of Firefox and a much better email client then OE.
It's probably the best free client out there right now. But there are
better programs (Thunderbird takes way too long to open large folders).
--
ender
begin .sig
I'm a signature virus! Copy me to your and let me spread!
end
Theresa Irwin
had so much trouble trying to get it to dl a group I read that had about
100,000 messages from July 2004. :) I prolly should put in a thingie
about pulling messages from the DBX files that OE uses.
Theresa
Farix
> Farix said the following on 12/18/2004 9:36 AM:
>>
>>>
>>> What is Thunderbird?
>>
>> The brother of Firefox and a much better email client then OE.
>>
>> Farix
>
> had so much trouble trying to get it to dl a group I read that had about
> 100,000 messages from July 2004. :) I prolly should put in a thingie
> about pulling messages from the DBX files that OE uses.
> Theresa
I said nothing about it being a good newsgroup client. It's adequate for
the task, just as OE is adequate.
Roger
wrote:
>Theresa Irwin wrote:
>> Farix said the following on 12/18/2004 9:36 AM:
>>> Ethan Hammond wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> What is Thunderbird?
>>>
>>> The brother of Firefox and a much better email client then OE.
OE works quite well and safely IF you turn the fancy defaults off.
Thunderbird is still safer but not quite as streamlined to set up..
>>>
>>> Farix
>>
>> It does choke horribly on active newsgroups when you first subscribe. I
>> had so much trouble trying to get it to dl a group I read that had about
>> 100,000 messages from July 2004. :) I prolly should put in a thingie
>> about pulling messages from the DBX files that OE uses.
>> Theresa
>
>I said nothing about it being a good newsgroup client. It's adequate for
>the task, just as OE is adequate.
>
If you want a good news group reader go to Agent. The full version,
not the free one, although that's not bad either.
Roger
>Farix
>
>
>-----------== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Uncensored Usenet News ==----------
> http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World!
>-----= Over 100,000 Newsgroups - Unlimited Fast Downloads - 19 Servers =-----
Roger
ender
> If you want a good news group reader go to Agent. The full version,
> not the free one, although that's not bad either.
Have there been any real updates for Agent in the past few years at all
(Trash folder and toolbars don't count)? I'd suggest Dialog, or (if you
don't care about non-english messages) Gravity.
Jim diGriz
> for the past week.
> Ethan Hammond wrote:
>> What is Thunderbird?
> The brother of Firefox and a much better email client then OE.
You mean sister don't you?
Thunderbird-ko:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS-tan#Thunderbird-ko>
Firefox-ko and Thunderbird-ko:
<http://www.pandora.nu/tempo-depot/notes/PC_side/Web_Browser/d040823.htm>
<http://www.pandora.nu/tempo-depot/notes/blosxom/data/PC_side/Web_Browser/fftb_uxga.jpg>
Galleries and link collections:
<http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=node/view/1468>
<http://studioz.multiply.com/photos/album/11>
Enjoy, dozo!
JdG
S.t.A.n.L.e.E
> On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 15:37:05 -0500, Farix <dhstr...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >I said nothing about it being a good newsgroup client. It's adequate for
> >the task, just as OE is adequate.
> >
> If you want a good news group reader go to Agent. The full version,
> not the free one, although that's not bad either.
>
Agent sometimes has too many options for me;
yet its interface is not as customizable as Thunderbird.
I like the options, but whenever I have to set up Agent
in another computer, I have to remember all my settings
all over again... I wonder just copying the settings file....
Laters. =)
Stan
--
_______ ________ _______ ____ ___ ___ ______ ______
| __|__ __| _ | \ | | | | _____| _____|
|__ | | | | _ | |\ | |___| ____|| ____|
|_______| |__| |__| |__|___| \ ___|_______|______|______|
__| | ( )
/ _ | |/ LostRune+sig [at] UofR [dot] net
| ( _| | http://www.uofr.net/~lostrune/
\ ______| _______ ____ ___
/ \ / \ | _ | \ | |
/ \/ \| _ | |\ |
/___/\/\___|__| |__|___| \ ___|
Alan Tracy
> I don't think anyone on raam would say I am a model of
> American puritanism.
Then stop acting as if you were one, please.
I even thought you had already gotten tired of
masturbating while looking at hentai pixxx of
Nukunuku.
"BYE-BYE!"
[AREA, in "Street Fighter EX2 PLUS"]
P.S.: This pseudo-sigfile iz 4 U ^.^
::
Alan Tracy
> I don't think anyone on raam would say I am a model of
> American puritanism.
Then stop acting as if you were one, please.
\\