watching ana fuck
dr...@mindspring.com
sure was amazing getting to peek into ana's physical sex life on a couple of
occasions. i remember logging in a year and a half or so ago and watching her
take it doggy style with the most beautific look on her face.
she sucked a huge cock.
had her pussy eaten.
used a vibrator on herself.
and came with a smile.
:)
once of the greatest things ever to occur on the internet.
dennis
jaZZmanian Devil
<sorry... but that *had* to be deleted>
You know, it's moments like this that just make me so PROUD to own a computer and
have something in common with such insightful posters like that. [gagging].
jaZZ md
--
"'That will happen on Usenet. It's a snap to gather up a darkling host. The
trick is to get them back in the old trunk under the bed when you're through with
'em."
-- Bill Cleere
Gladwort the Mighty
[blithering snipped hurriedly]
>
>dennis
What an eloquent way to broadcast to all the world that one statement
which less secure gentlemen would go to great lengths to supress:
"I'm not getting any."
You're a true rennaisance man, dennis-little-d. [also gagging, and
doubled over]
--Gladwort the Mighty!
===============================
"I'm not getting any."
-drmc of mindspring,
paraphrased.
- Missy Twigglet -
<snip>
Yes, human sexuality is a wonderful thing, but only when put
elequently(sp)..."cock", "fuck", "pussy", c'mone, my brother who's 12
speaks like that, we're all adults here, let's try to act like it =)
--
Missy Twigglet
watching the video for 3EB's "Jumper"....Boy, they aren't that great are
they? Eek. Stephen Jenkins(?) should think about experimenting with
his vocal abilities a tad, all of their songs sound the same.
***
http://members.tripod.com/~MissyTwigglet
***
-=-=-=-=- glitter of orgy borg -=-=-=-=-
ana voog
who knew it would end up being such a big ordeal!
peace,
ana
james tussey
like "penis", "vagina", or "intercourse" :P
j.
- Missy Twigglet - wrote in message <36C32E...@earthling.net>...
dan the kitti man dan the kitti man
<36c77988...@news1.jacksonville.net>,
mdowning...@mediaone.net, (Gladwort the Mighty) said...
> Maybe dennis-little-d needs to broaden his syntax, so sharing ideas
> won't be such a intrusive and alienating act for him. Here are some
> tactful euphemisms for genitalia:
>
> Bringer of Joy
> Velvet Satchel
> The Deep, Burning Center
> Chi-Trumpet
> Metronome of Love
> Gatekeeper/Keymaster (yes, from GhostBusters!)
>
> And here's a tactless but really great one from an old MTV spot that I
> only saw once:
> "A well-oiled piston pumping away inside the red-hot cylinder of Rock
> and Roll" (circa 1987+/-)
>
or......
the amazing moisture missile
--
===== dan the kitti man === surf.to/dankitti <-- actual web url
where would the music be without the pauses between the notes?
how could there be dancing without the pauses between the
motions? how could we breathe if we were constantly filled with air?
exhale to inhale again..
-- ana voog
Gladwort the Mighty
Maybe dennis-little-d needs to broaden his syntax, so sharing ideas
won't be such a intrusive and alienating act for him. Here are some
tactful euphemisms for genitalia:
Bringer of Joy
Velvet Satchel
The Deep, Burning Center
Chi-Trumpet
Metronome of Love
Gatekeeper/Keymaster (yes, from GhostBusters!)
And here's a tactless but really great one from an old MTV spot that I
only saw once:
"A well-oiled piston pumping away inside the red-hot cylinder of Rock
and Roll" (circa 1987+/-)
--Gladwort the Mighty!
dm...@mindspring.com
gallery on my last post. talk about growing up. what, a few little "naughty"
words offend you poor little artsy snobs? please! even ana responded with a
sense of humor. get lives. sheesh!!!
ana, you rock, by the way, even when you're not naked and fucking ;)
dennis
Gladwort the Mighty
Well, you were obviously baiting us. I'm glad we didn't disappoint
you, dennis-little-d. Hope we gave good flame.
[Gladwort silently reviews dennis' cookie-cutter statements about
"petty little comments," "'naughty' words," "artsy snobs?" Glad
laughs... "get lives..." Oh, that IS funny...]
Come back anytime, junior. We're here for you. [pats dennis on balding
head]
Gladwort the Mighty
(Gladwort the Mighty) wrote:
>On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 09:00:22 GMT, dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
>
>>oh yes, i was just waiting for the petty little comments from the peanut
>>gallery on my last post. talk about growing up. what, a few little "naughty"
>>words offend you poor little artsy snobs? please! even ana responded with a
>>sense of humor. get lives. sheesh!!!
>>
Oh, yeah--almost forgot! Thanks for the great new sig. I'll wear it
proudly.
--Gladwort the Poor Little Artsy Snob who Loves a Good Flame War!
[Your turn, dennis-little-d! Make it burn!]
--Gladwort the Mighty!
===============================
"I'm not getting any."
-dmrc of mindspring,
paraphrased.
dm...@mindspring.com
>[Your turn, dennis-little-d! Make it burn!]
oooh! i get it! "little-d". that's a reference to the size of my penis, right
genius? boy, must've taken you all of about, what, 5 seconds? come one, you
can do better than that!!
>"I'm not getting any."
>-dmrc of mindspring,
i'm starting to see a pattern here. now i'm a no sex-getting,
webcam-worshipping, (probably) frequent chat-room-visiting, newsgroup-scouring
loser like you, right?
idris...@hotmail.com
A One-eyed Kojak doing some under cover work
Forgive the beer-barrel-chasing-fraternity-boy mentality
Idrisi - on the road to enlightenment, but side-lined by a bad pecan log at
Stuckey's
idris...@hotmail.com
I shall bravely stand as your second for this most noble of causes. My
sword (and words) are yours to command.
As for you dennis-little-d,
we are not offended by what you said, for the acts themselves are quite
wonderful, but we do take umbrage at the manner in which you chose to
express yourselves. Never forget, a gentleman should be able to express an
opinion eloquently, defend a cause bravely, and kick the crap out of those
who are in need of a good beatin' (Forgive the last part - my Irish and
Italian blood is in a constant state of flux). In other words, don't
disrespect the lady again.
Sir Idrisi the Meek
xqw...@hotmail.com
/Charlie
------------
Gladwort the Mighty wrote in message
<36c2ce0...@news1.jacksonville.net>...
>On Thu, 11 Feb 1999 10:23:04 GMT, dr...@mindspring.com wrote:
>
>[blithering snipped hurriedly]
>>
>>dennis
>
>What an eloquent way to broadcast to all the world that one statement
>which less secure gentlemen would go to great lengths to supress:
>
>"I'm not getting any."
>
>You're a true rennaisance man, dennis-little-d. [also gagging, and
>doubled over]
>
>--Gladwort the Mighty!
>===============================
>"I'm not getting any."
>-drmc of mindspring,
>paraphrased.
xqw...@hotmail.com
In all kindness. Have you thought about what might happen if you someday
decide not to have a 24-hour webcam in your home. What if, say in a few
years, you decide you want some privacy. These pictures will still be there.
Or what if you become a big time celebrity (I mean really big). Imagine what
the tabloids could do with it (and they will!).
I don't mean any harm. You decide what to put on the cam, and only you. Just
hope you've thought it through.
All the best, Charlie
-------------------------------------
ana voog wrote in message <36C325B7...@hotmail.com>...
ana voog
ana
dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
> oh yes, i was just waiting for the petty little comments from the peanut
> gallery on my last post. talk about growing up. what, a few little "naughty"
> words offend you poor little artsy snobs? please! even ana responded with a
> sense of humor. get lives. sheesh!!!
>
ana voog
and the new york post c'mon. isn't that tabloid enough?
there's nothing they can "do with it" i own those photos, and i'm not ashamed of
it.
why should i be ashamed of love?
ana
dan the kitti man dan the kitti man
ana...@hotmail.com, (ana voog) said...
> well, i've pretty much BEEN in the tabloids already with it. i mean...hard copy
> and the new york post c'mon. isn't that tabloid enough?
>
national inquisitor: "ANA VOOG HAS BOGFOOT'S BABY"
national blab-o-tronic: "ANA *IS* BOGFOOT'S BABY"
national post-enquirer-star: "ANA IS BIGFOOT!"
that would be tabloid enough. ;)
dan the kitti man dan the kitti man
(dm...@mindspring.com) said...
> oooh! i get it! "little-d". that's a reference to the size of my penis, right
> genius? boy, must've taken you all of about, what, 5 seconds? come one, you
> can do better than that!!
>
hmm, ok, not wanting to dissapoint.
i hope we didn't disappoint you, money boy who sleeps covered in his own
disesaed body fluids and eats dead coyotes with a rusty shovel while
being attacked by wasps and lobsters.
is that better? :)
Spike
jaZZmanian Devil
> national inquisitor: "ANA VOOG HAS BOGFOOT'S BABY"
> national blab-o-tronic: "ANA *IS* BOGFOOT'S BABY"
> national post-enquirer-star: "ANA IS BIGFOOT!"
> that would be tabloid enough. ;)
Daily Starr Reporter:
"Recording/Performance artist Ana Voog, of anavoog.com fame, after being kidnapped by
aliens several weeks ago, returned to Earth yesterday in a very stylish multi-colored
space ship. She is currently in talks with several publishers to release a cookbook
of recipies she picked up while touring alpha centauri. The boob-jobbed voog is
currently denying all requests for photo-ops with her child, fathered by Elvis during
the journey, and born after only a seventeen day gestation period. Her agent denies
all these allegations, but then again..... he would."
dm...@mindspring.com
>I shall bravely stand as your second for this most noble of causes. My
>sword (and words) are yours to command.
jesus. are you serious?
>we are not offended by what you said, for the acts themselves are quite
>wonderful, but we do take umbrage at the manner in which you chose to
>express yourselves.
deal with it. it's called "free expression". you may have heard of it. or are
you just too busy trying to come up with clever words to form
pithy pseudo-intellectual sentences to recognize it?
>Never forget, a gentleman should be able to express an
>opinion eloquently, defend a cause bravely, and kick the crap out of those
>who are in need of a good beatin' (Forgive the last part - my Irish and
>Italian blood is in a constant state of flux). In other words, don't
>disrespect the lady again.
in other words, don't tell me or anyone else what to do and things will work
out just peachy (ooh sorry, peachy's not a very eloquent word is it?). i too
have a mix of irish and italian blood a-flowin' in me and do not appreciate
people telling me how to speak, think or write. i do not believe i
disrespected ana at all. i love and respect what she does and have been a fan
for a couple of years now. my profane words were not meant to provoke or
offend. that's how i talk and that's how i'll continue to talk.
>Sir Idrisi the Meek
god, i think you ARE serious!
dennis little-d
ana voog
curiouser and curioser :)
*lifts left eyebrow*
ana
Gladwort the Mighty wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 23:19:31 GMT, dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
>
> [snip-ola, cut to key issue]
>
> >...i love and respect what she does and have been a fan
> >for a couple of years now. my profane words were not meant to provoke or
> >offend. that's how i talk and that's how i'll continue to talk.
>
> [The Mighty Gladwort, shaking his head, takes dennis-little-d aside.]
>
> Are you saying that you DIDN'T post the subject "WATCHING ANA FUCK" as
> a means to draw a flame war? You say that you talk like that all the
> time? That changes everything. Nobody in here despises 1. an Ana fan,
> 2. a free thinker, or 3. a good and well-placed expletive.
>
> I'm sorry we completely misunderstood. If you'll just apologize to our
> lovely Fairie Queen for being insensitive, then we'll certainly lay
> down our arms and welcome you. Naturally, no matter what your
> intentions, you are free to stay and either enjoy the wisdom and love,
> or try to chap our nerves. It is, after all, a place of freedom. And
> if you like, we will gladly show by example how to talk about sex with
> a lady and not make her feel violated and spat upon. The catch is that
> you will be known hereafter as "dennis-little-d." A pennance of sorts,
> but it's a subtly humorous name, I think. And you're right, it took
> very little time to think of it. You flatter me.
>
> It occurs to us, however, that claiming your "profane words were not
> meant to provoke or offend," may be an insincere ruse, and an act of
> transparent back-pedalling. But we will certainly take you at your
> word.
>
> How do you plead, good sir? We will play this out any way you like.
>
> --Gladwort the Mighty!
> ===============================
> "I'm not getting any."
> -dmrc of mindspring,
> paraphrased.
Gladwort the Mighty
wrote:
>well, i've pretty much BEEN in the tabloids already with it. i mean...hard copy
>and the new york post c'mon. isn't that tabloid enough?
>there's nothing they can "do with it" i own those photos, and i'm not ashamed of
>it.
>why should i be ashamed of love?
>
>ana
Damn right.
Gladwort the Mighty
>In article <36c514c0...@news1.jacksonville.net>, mdowning...@mediaone.net (Gladwort the Mighty) wrote:
>
>>[Your turn, dennis-little-d! Make it burn!]
>
>oooh! i get it! "little-d". that's a reference to the size of my penis, right
>genius? boy, must've taken you all of about, what, 5 seconds? come one, you
>can do better than that!!
>
>
>>"I'm not getting any."
>>-dmrc of mindspring,
>
>i'm starting to see a pattern here. now i'm a no sex-getting,
>webcam-worshipping, (probably) frequent chat-room-visiting, newsgroup-scouring
>loser like you, right?
Hmm. [long pause]
Are you sure you've done this before? Would you like a minute? Your
dialogue is adequately inflammatory, but your stuttering and your
raised pitch betray you. And the pick-apart flame is a bit er...
passe. I can go get a root beer while you compose yourself, if you
wish. No, not a problem. Take your time.
[loud buzzer]
Everybody take five! Smoke 'em if you got 'em!
Gladwort the Mighty
>Oh Mighty Gladwort,
>
>I shall bravely stand as your second for this most noble of causes. My
>sword (and words) are yours to command.
>
>
>As for you dennis-little-d,
>we are not offended by what you said, for the acts themselves are quite
>wonderful, but we do take umbrage at the manner in which you chose to
>express yourselves. Never forget, a gentleman should be able to express an
>opinion eloquently, defend a cause bravely, and kick the crap out of those
>who are in need of a good beatin' (Forgive the last part - my Irish and
>Italian blood is in a constant state of flux). In other words, don't
>disrespect the lady again.
>
>Sir Idrisi the Meek
>
I am honored and humbled, brave Sir Idrisi.
Gladwort the Mighty
--Gladwort the Mighty!
Gladwort the Mighty
(Gladwort the Mighty) wrote:
>How do you plead, good sir? We will play this out any way you like.
>
>
>
>--Gladwort the Mighty!
>===============================
>"I'm not getting any."
>-dmrc of mindspring,
>paraphrased.
er... whoops. I suppose the sig somewhat tarnishes the spirit of
goodwill and brotherhood. I'll find another one. Here:
--Gladwort the Mighty!
=========================-
"Americans will put up with
anything provided it doesn't
block traffic."
--Dan Rather
Gladwort the Mighty
wrote:
>:)
>curiouser and curioser :)
>*lifts left eyebrow*
>
>ana
>
[blush] The Tao, and Pamelor, flow through me this eve, oh she who is
the hub of a great and unseen wheel. It is my excuse for wierdness...
...this time.
Anyway, I love a good smartass, and d-l-d is raw material. We can hone
him. Just needs to learn how to remain unruffled, and to ignore
obvious baiting, and to discard the usual, tired tools of Flameware.
- Missy Twigglet -
>
> oh yes, i was just waiting for the petty little comments from the peanut
> gallery on my last post. talk about growing up. what, a few little "naughty"
> words offend you poor little artsy snobs? please! even ana responded with a
> sense of humor. get lives. sheesh!!!
Not many things offend me, the words "cock", "fuck" & "pussy" don't even
phase me, it's just an immature way of wording things, that's all. I
understand what you were getting at in your previous post, I just feel,
would it have been worded slightly more eloquently, it may have not only
grabbed some attention, but some respect as well.
--
The Ever-So Artsy Snob, Missy Twigglet
***
http://members.tripod.com/~MissyTwigglet
***
-=-=-=-=- glitter of orgy borg -=-=-=-=-
Dennis Erwin Thurlow
> > curiouser and curioser :)
> > *lifts left eyebrow*
I like that little mental shift.
(Somehow this is connected to art. See below.)
> personally, i liked your pre-surgery images
My personal definition of "art" puts a high value on images
that evoke _deep_ reactions. (Certain conditions apply, but none
to anything I've seen on ana. (eve was taken :-)))
I therefore place high artistic value on the "cute
little punk rock girl" image on the upper right. Not only _what_
it evokes, but why? There are a zillion nude anas. _Why_ do I find
_that_ one erotic?
I unfortunately missed the "ana fucking" images. If some artistically
edited portion were available, it would be interesting to see if any
of them evoke _particularly_ erotic reactions. It's the same ana.
It's a "more compromising" image in our culture. So why or why not?
Who else thinks so???
Isn't graphic inquiry the _definition_ of art?
--
geo...@michianatoday.com
http://mem.tcon.net/users/5012/9019/
Elder - Westminster Presbyterian
N9VEM
Dennis Erwin Thurlow
Media inquiry is the definition of art.
Mystral
concept of apologizing for anything you do, say, or even think seems
quite counter to the ideologies I believe are espoused by Ana Voog,
the anacam, and art in general. I'm surprised she hasn't spoken up
and told you that herself.
Perhaps you believe only Ana has the right to free expression. I
disagree. I know, I know, you don't want to hinder people from
speaking their minds you just want to control what they say. Well it
doesn't work that way, and certainly not in a public newsgroup. He
didn't call her any names, that was you who called him names. Perhaps
its you who owe him an apology... unconditionally... in the spirit of
art and free expression and public newsgroups. Can we get so close to
something that we're no longer able to discern what it is?
Mystral
<While hallucinating on peyote Gladwort received the following
revelation:>
:Are you saying that you DIDN'T post the subject "WATCHING ANA FUCK"
as
:a means to draw a flame war? You say that you talk like that all the
:time? That changes everything. Nobody in here despises 1. an Ana fan,
:2. a free thinker, or 3. a good and well-placed expletive.
:
:I'm sorry we completely misunderstood. If you'll just apologize to
our
:lovely Fairie Queen for being insensitive, then we'll certainly lay
:down our arms and welcome you. Naturally, no matter what your
:intentions, you are free to stay and either enjoy the wisdom and
love,
:or try to chap our nerves. It is, after all, a place of freedom. And
:if you like, we will gladly show by example how to talk about sex
with
:a lady and not make her feel violated and spat upon. The catch is
that
:you will be known hereafter as "dennis-little-d." A pennance of
sorts,
:but it's a subtly humorous name, I think. And you're right, it took
:very little time to think of it. You flatter me.
:
:It occurs to us, however, that claiming your "profane words were not
:meant to provoke or offend," may be an insincere ruse, and an act of
:transparent back-pedalling. But we will certainly take you at your
:word.
:
:How do you plead, good sir? We will play this out any way you like.
idris...@hotmail.com
dm...@mindspring.com wrote in message
<7a2cuv$jg9$1...@birch.prod.itd.earthlink.net>...
>>sword (and words) are yours to command.
>
Damn right, I am serious. You got a problem with that? I will gladly
support something I believe in or someone who's viewpoint I share.
>
>>we are not offended by what you said, for the acts themselves are quite
>>wonderful, but we do take umbrage at the manner in which you chose to
>>express yourselves.
>
>deal with it. it's called "free expression". you may have heard of it. or
are
>you just too busy trying to come up with clever words to form
>pithy pseudo-intellectual sentences to recognize it?
>
I understand the concept of free expression quite well, thank you. It gives
people like you and me the right to say anything they want, in any manner
they want, so long as it does not endager the safety or well-being of
others. But, the manner in which you choose to express yourself says a lot
about you. And as for the use of clever words - we never hear the phrase
"pithy pseudo-intellectual" enough.
>>Never forget, a gentleman should be able to express an
>>opinion eloquently, defend a cause bravely, and kick the crap out of those
>>who are in need of a good beatin' (Forgive the last part - my Irish and
>>Italian blood is in a constant state of flux). In other words, don't
>>disrespect the lady again.
>
>in other words, don't tell me or anyone else what to do and things will
work
>out just peachy (ooh sorry, peachy's not a very eloquent word is it?).
no, preachy is a stupid word - imho
dennis-little-d, you miss the point. The people who frequent this newsgroup
are all about the freedom of expression and ideas and opinions. We all
share an affinity for Ana Voog. Some visit Ana to see if she is nude, some
view her life as art/art as life, others are simple drawn to the experience
of a person sharing a portion of their life with the Internet viewing
public - why you watch is really your own business. My point is Ana has
become a part of life for many people. When you wrote those words, some
people viewed that as disrespect. You should not be surprised by that or
their reactions.
Idrisi The Meek
(Don't mock my name if you don't know what it means)
jaZZmanian Devil
> Quite frankly I don't see Ana as being about apologies. The whole
> concept of apologizing for anything you do, say, or even think seems
> quite counter to the ideologies I believe are espoused by Ana Voog,
> the anacam, and art in general. I'm surprised she hasn't spoken up
> and told you that herself.
>
> Perhaps you believe only Ana has the right to free expression. I
> disagree. I know, I know, you don't want to hinder people from
> speaking their minds you just want to control what they say. Well it
> doesn't work that way, and certainly not in a public newsgroup. He
> didn't call her any names, that was you who called him names. Perhaps
> its you who owe him an apology... unconditionally... in the spirit of
> art and free expression and public newsgroups. Can we get so close to
> something that we're no longer able to discern what it is?
> Mystral
First off, let me say that your last sentence, "Can we get so close to
something that we're no longer able to discern what it is?" was
beautifully put.
Also, while I still feel that the original poster's comments and replies
repeatedly make me think that he's little more than the 69 Corvair hood
ornament in the garage sale of life, you do raise a point. He wasn't
calling names, and was really just commenting, albeit crudely, on a
publicly available image he saw in a forum where such discussion *might*
be considered appropriate, depening on your views. I'm a big crusader for
free speech and expression, and sometimes it takes comments like yours to
drag me back down to earth and remind me that *everybody* has those
rights, including people saying things I might now want to hear, or doing
so in ways that I wouldn't.
the humbled jaZZ manian Devil
--
"Well, thank God there's no shortage of morons in the world for us to make
fun of. I mean, it's not like we're going to suddenly run out."
--- Exerpts from conversations with the One True Tami (gloriousishername)
http://welcome.to/thechurchoftami/
jaZZmanian Devil
> The people who frequent this newsgroup
> are all about the freedom of expression and ideas and opinions. We all
> share an affinity for Ana Voog. Some visit Ana to see if she is nude, some
> view her life as art/art as life, others are simple drawn to the experience
> of a person sharing a portion of their life with the Internet viewing
> public -
That's just silly, Idrisi. As with most people, I suspect, I watch to see what
sorts of snack foods ana buys and has out on the counter. She is well known as
a connoisseur of all manner of food an beverage, and I'm looking for some free
tips.
jaZZ md
ana voog
ana
Gladwort the Mighty wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 18:54:42 -0600, ana voog <ana...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >:)
> >curiouser and curioser :)
> >*lifts left eyebrow*
> >
ana voog
i didn't do it because i disliked how i was.
i just wanted a change after 30 years :)
ana
al...@B.tolkiens wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 18:54:42 -0600, ana voog <ana...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > :)
> > curiouser and curioser :)
> > *lifts left eyebrow*
> >
> > ana
> >
>
> yes, i agree (as he tokes on his hookah), but non-productive and non-
> sensical ... however, everyone has to have something to believe in?
>
> personally, i liked your pre-surgery images (before breast enhancements)
> ... however "beauty is only skin deep", but that's just my thinking!
>
> --- (this stuff below just had to be cut short)
> |
> V
>
> > Gladwort the Mighty wrote:
> >
> > > On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 23:19:31 GMT, dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
> > >
> > > [snip-ola, cut to key issue]
> > >
> > > >...i love and respect what she does and have been a fan
> > > >for a couple of years now. my profane words were not meant to provoke or
> > > >offend. that's how i talk and that's how i'll continue to talk.
> > >
> > > [The Mighty Gladwort, shaking his head, takes dennis-little-d aside.]
> > >
> > > Are you saying that you DIDN'T post the subject "WATCHING ANA FUCK" as
> > > a means to draw a flame war?
> > >
> > > --Gladwort the Mighty!
> > > ===============================
> >
ana voog
it is right and GOOD 2 apologize if u have done something "wrong"
i'm not looking for an apology from that guy. but i do agree that the way
it was worded sounded more like a slam than a compliment. seeing the title
"watching ana fuck" i immediately thought it was a flame.
but whatever, i have more important things to get upset about. so that
PARTICULAR post didn't phase me much.
language IS important. there is power in words. choose them wisely, i say.
how u use language defines u, it is your clothing. it's the hat u choose 2
wear that day.
people will react accordingly. like a bull to a red piece of cloth, or the
opposing side to a whote piece of cloth ( surrender).
i have nothing against the word "fuck". i love that word. it's probably my
favourite, because of it's versatality. but because it is so versatile, it
is not always a "good" word 2 use when 1st introducing yourself. "watching
ana fuck" as the 1st post in a newsgroup, to me, sounds like he was
INSTIGATING a flame war. to b totally unaware that this is the way he
presented himself would be to be very unobservant and just plain stupid,
imo.
ya ya, freedom of speech and all that. go ahead, say fuck all u want. but
it's all about the CONTEXT, the WAY u say it.
don't expect people to b in awe of how "free" u r , and go "oh man , what
a great example of freedom, i LOVE u!!" if u come in and FIRST thing say
"watching ana fuck"
people are not going to react to that as the epitome of a free world.
anyway, i do endorse apologies. i think they are a VERY necesarry part of
communication and growth in any relationship. i mean, if you're really NOT
sorry, then DON'T apologize..lying is even worse.
nothing is so lame as an empty apology.
but if truly u are NEVER sorry for hurting someone ( and i'm sure everyone
has if u are a living being), then u might want to take a step back and
see if u r a WEE BIT selffish in your actions towards others.
people that are never sorry are people who have no conscience, like manson
or hitler or something.
true psychopaths. scary.
and there ARE a lot of people who have no consciences out there. it's
pretty scary to me.
ana
Mystral wrote:
> Quite frankly I don't see Ana as being about apologies. The whole
> concept of apologizing for anything you do, say, or even think seems
> quite counter to the ideologies I believe are espoused by Ana Voog,
> the anacam, and art in general. I'm surprised she hasn't spoken up
> and told you that herself.
>
> Perhaps you believe only Ana has the right to free expression. I
> disagree. I know, I know, you don't want to hinder people from
> speaking their minds you just want to control what they say. Well it
> doesn't work that way, and certainly not in a public newsgroup. He
> didn't call her any names, that was you who called him names. Perhaps
> its you who owe him an apology... unconditionally... in the spirit of
> art and free expression and public newsgroups. Can we get so close to
> something that we're no longer able to discern what it is?
>
> Mystral
>
> <While hallucinating on peyote Gladwort received the following
> revelation:>
> :Are you saying that you DIDN'T post the subject "WATCHING ANA FUCK"
> as
ana voog
and for a diet pop, A&W diet is not bad!
but nothing can beat a nice cold painfully carbonated coca cola!
and ummm, gummi worms r good 2
ana
Chris Canning
Well said!
The man said what he saw and offered his perspective of that.
I have noticed that people often get their ears glogged by a single
word and fail to hear what is said.
Chris Canning
Gladwort the Mighty wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 08:39:12 -0600, <idris...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Oh Mighty Gladwort,
> >
> >I shall bravely stand as your second for this most noble of causes. My
> >sword (and words) are yours to command.
> >
> >
> >As for you dennis-little-d,
> >we are not offended by what you said, for the acts themselves are quite
> >wonderful, but we do take umbrage at the manner in which you chose to
> >express yourselves. Never forget, a gentleman should be able to express an
> >opinion eloquently, defend a cause bravely, and kick the crap out of those
> >who are in need of a good beatin' (Forgive the last part - my Irish and
> >Italian blood is in a constant state of flux). In other words, don't
> >disrespect the lady again.
> >
> >Sir Idrisi the Meek
> >
>
> I am honored and humbled, brave Sir Idrisi.
>
> --Gladwort the Mighty!
> ===============================
> "I'm not getting any."
> -dmrc of mindspring,
> paraphrased.
Is it respectful to beat the snot out of someone who uses language that is
sometimes considered profane when speaking of the actions that a woman has
willingly made public?
It seems like a polite expression of contempt to assume that She needs you to
take care of her. This seems far more disrespectful than someone saying they
enjoyed watching what she enjoyed sharing.
Chris
idris...@hotmail.com
Well said - eloquent and insightful - bravo
Bravo
idris...@hotmail.com
big-ol-bowl-o-cheese-its (I could do with out the orange teeth though!)
How about double stuff oreos?
Idrisi (On a much more peaceful plane of existence - for the moment)
ana voog wrote in message <36C5AF9C...@hotmail.com>...
idris...@hotmail.com
Please take this with a grain of salt...
1. I, among others such as Gladwort and Ana, though dennis's first post
could be a viewed as a slam, rather than the compliment that he obviously
intended it to be.
2. As I stated before, I will vigorously defend someone I believe in or a
viewpoint I support. I failed to say that I will also defend a person's
right to have an opinion in the first place, whether I agree with it or not.
3. Ana doesn't need me or anyone else to defend her (A chorus of "Damn
right!" and "Amen, Brother" from the peanut gallery). She is intelligent
and articulate; she can defend herself quite well, I assure you. I have
seen/read her flame someone on dankitti's board - she can toast someone with
the best of them. She was quite explicit and expletive! She's a big girl.
If I offend you Ana for defending you, then I apologize (and I mean it!).
4. I also extend an olive branch of peace and goodwill to dennis. I
welcome you opinion and acknowledge your right to express them as you see
fit. I must say that I will not hold my tongue should I be offended and I
look forward to "pithy pseudo-intellectual" exchanges in the future. (Sorry
dennis, I couldn't resist - I hope all is peachy!)
Idrisi The Meek
Chris Canning wrote in message <36C5C919...@wxs.nl>...
idris...@hotmail.com
Ana eats? I have never seen her eat. I thought that was how she stayed so
thin. Well, never eating and naked-phone-book-step-aerobics.
Brilliant idea for Ana to raise money: An Ana Voog
Naked-Phone-Book-Step-Aerobics Video. It would sell millions, well... um,
maybe not exactly a million, but it would sell. Now we need a snappy name -
like "Sweating Through The Yellow Pages" and we could use Ana Voog music
for the sound track. Now doing this thing in the nude limits the commercial
tie-ins, but we could push a line of Ana Voog sweatbands...
Remember, there is a fine line between brilliance and bullshit. Brilliance
sells; bullshit stinks.
Idrisi The Slick Idea Man
Oh well, back Another brilliant idea - Ana Voogs
jaZZmanian Devil wrote in message <36C5B602...@drunkenbastards.org>...
Chris Canning
ana voog wrote:
>
> language IS important. there is power in words. choose them wisely, i say.
>
> how u use language defines u, it is your clothing. it's the hat u choose 2
> wear that day.
> people will react accordingly. like a bull to a red piece of cloth, or the
> opposing side to a whote piece of cloth ( surrender).
>
This is all well and true. It can also be said that how you interpret what
others say also defines you.
When communicating in written language a person needs to think a little harder
about the context of
any authors statements. In the absence of vissual expression and vocal
inflection it is easy to misunderstand intent. Those who are on the defensive
will find a lot more hostility than those who
have a more positive view. This is a lesson that is quite a challenge for me
personally.
Chris
jaZZmanian Devil
> pringles :)
> and for a diet pop, A&W diet is not bad!
> but nothing can beat a nice cold painfully carbonated coca cola!
> and ummm, gummi worms r good 2
> ana
Now I don't feel so bad. :-)
I have pringle atop my fridge now. And for a soft drink, I'll do an ice cream soda
with all natural vanilla icecream and Pepsi one.
The gummy worms are just out of the question, though, I'm afraid. Ewwwwwww.
james tussey
my newsreader tell me there's 1 new message, just now i checked it and it
said there are 20 new messages...:)
anyway, my reaction to seeing the subject was much the same as what i think
other people felt -- i thought it was crude, and quite possibly the work of
some idiotic horndog using anacam as some free pornography. the body of the
message didn't help, with comments like how ana was "suck(ing) a big cock"
and "taking it doggy style."
there have been other posts along the same lines before, so the skeptism
filter is up for anyone who's read this group for a while. i suppose that
those of us who want to think of anacam as an artistic work sometimes cringe
when it's brought to our attention that there are others who might think of
it as a way to occasionally see some tits or maybe a blowjob or two.
i'm looking at it this way: if i came in here and my first post ever to the
newsgroup was something like "ANA HAS GREAT TITS", i'd expect some nasty
reactions.
j.
- Missy Twigglet - wrote in message <36C500...@earthling.net>...
Dennis Erwin Thurlow
> the hat thing.
People of widely differing ideals can agree on basic principles. A hat is
"something you wear".
> i won't apologize for anything i've said
I don't think any is called for. What was called into question
was your _intent_, ie; to start a flame war or not.
You say "No". I see no subsequent evidence.
Good enough for me.
dm...@mindspring.com
>seeing the title "watching ana fuck" i immediately thought it was a flame.
very interesting. that somehow says more about you. yes, 'watching ana fuck'
is raw, it's crude, it's not very intelligent or romantic sounding but i think
it's highly weird that you, ana, would automatically rush to judgement that a
post with 'watching ana fuck' as it's subject is meant in a negative way
towards you. call me naive but i've been posting on these newsgroups for years
and i'm STILL shocked at the lack of fun and humor many usenetters possess.
ana, i always kinda figured that you were the fun-spirited folks on the net
and not as uptight as many of the "true" ana fans seem to be.
>language IS important. there is power in words. choose them wisely, i say.
yeah but who are you to decide what words are powerful or whatever. words are
a hassle most of the time. i often find myself sad and frustrated at my
inability to communicate the way i want with mere words. they can suck as much
as they are good little things.
>how u use language defines u, it is your clothing. it's the hat u choose 2
>wear that day.
it's funny but i've heard rush limbaugh say that very same thing. i don't get
the hat thing.
>don't expect people to b in awe of how "free" u r , and go "oh man , what
>a great example of freedom, i LOVE u!!" if u come in and FIRST thing say
>"watching ana fuck"
i hardly think that free speech is there for us so that other people will be
in "awe" of us. i really don't think too much about that stuff too often.
hopefully, you don't either.
>i have nothing against the word "fuck". i love that word.
i do too and have loved it since the first time i used it which was around the
age of 8 or so. and you're right, it's versatality is awesome. but i have to
admit, i love using the word "fuck" in the sexual context. it's just so right,
so on. when i viewed those pics of you fuck...er, excuse me, HAVING SEX with
your male friend, it was an incredible and liberating turn-on mainly because
up until that time, i watched you sleep, eat, watch tv and play on your
computer. watching you fuck somebody somehow made you a warmer, softer (but
not soft just in the girl-sense), more REAL person and it was then that i
realized how much respect and appreciation i have for you and what you've
meant to many of us. i wanted so badly to e-mail you and say hi, and tell you
how much i love that you're in this world with the rest of us and ask you how
what it's like to do something so incredibly courageous and freeing as
allowing yourself to be seen being penetrated or giving head by millions of
people worldwide. i wish i had a tenth of the guts to do that! of course, no
one would pay to see ME ;)
in closing, i won't apologize for anything i've said in this newsgroup so far.
when i'm wrong, i'm wrong and i'll cop to that but i will NEVER, can you hear
me ye ana-worhippers, NEVER apologize for saying what's on my mind or in my
heart, no matter how unsophisticated or un-hip i might appear.
ana you make me smile often and i'm not talking just the sex/nudity stuff
(though that's pretty fucking nice, i must say). i don't want you to think of
me in a bad way but then again, in the grander scheme of things, i suppose it
doesn't really matter anyway, now does it?
peace
dennis (whose dick is not THAT small)
dm...@mindspring.com
>Damn right, I am serious. You got a problem with that? I will gladly
>support something I believe in or someone who's viewpoint I share.
no problem at all. i think it's kinda cute.
>I understand the concept of free expression quite well, thank you. It gives
>people like you and me the right to say anything they want, in any manner
>they want, so long as it does not endager the safety or well-being of
>others. But, the manner in which you choose to express yourself says a lot
>about you.
and so what if it does. this is a goddamned newsgroup, for heaven's sake! i'm
not here to make "online" buddies. your opinion of me doesn't mean a great
deal because much of this is so NOT-reality. we're all hiding is so many ways
here. i am. you are. ana too! let the fact that i use words like (cover
your eyes, uptight ones!) "fuck", "cock", "pussy", "asshole", etc. etc. say
something about me. the world could use alot more fucking and sucking and
a helluva lot of all the negative junk many of us just let whizz past our busy
lives every minute of the day. just cuz i choose to NOT put it "eloquently"
doesn't make it any less important. and for pete sakes, the ana-fuck pics were
raw as hell. it looked sweaty and salty and sweet and groovy and nasty and
wild and about as far from "eloquent" as you can get. it was bare bones and
quite beautiful and that's how i viewed it.
>no, preachy is a stupid word - imho
well, PEACHY was the word i used.
>dennis-little-d, you miss the point.
no i didn't. newsgroups are full of cool people and they're full of goofballs
who take life and things way too fucking seriously! much of the response to my
initial post prove that. you're trying to paint me as some
ana-hater/disrespecter and nothing could be further from the truth. i'm a long
time fan. in fact, i know the guy who created this very newsgroup. he's a near
and dear friend to me and the one who introduced me to ana in the first place.
>(Don't mock my name if you don't know what it means)
why not? why shouldn't i and who's to stop me? i've taken the
'dennis-little-d' thing with a sense of humor now it's your turn.
dennis
dm...@mindspring.com
>Is it respectful to beat the snot out of someone who uses language that is
>sometimes considered profane when speaking of the actions that a woman has
>willingly made public?
>
>It seems like a polite expression of contempt to assume that She needs you to
>take care of her. This seems far more disrespectful than someone saying they
>enjoyed watching what she enjoyed sharing.
thank you chris. i totally agree. i remember logging on to one of ana's irc
chat rooms once and was fortunate enough to have actually had a fun little
"conversation" with her. it was alot of fun but brief and i remember someone
attacked me for saying something that apparently wasn't up to par with the
"high standards" of that particular room (puh-leez!), you know, a hardcore ana
"fan". they had taken what i had said (probably having something to do with
the current topic or something simialr, i can't remember) and turned it around
to make it seem as though i was some jock or redneck who had "no idea of what
ana's about". to ana's credit, she stepped in and suggested that people chill
out and open up a little but it was so ridiculous. again, i'm a big fan and i
wouldn't even THINK of trying to speak for ana or anyone for that matter.
nutty.
dennis
dm...@mindspring.com
>Not many things offend me, the words "cock", "fuck" & "pussy" don't even
>phase me, it's just an immature way of wording things, that's all. I
>understand what you were getting at in your previous post, I just feel,
>would it have been worded slightly more eloquently, it may have not only
>grabbed some attention, but some respect as well.
well there we go again with the "respect" thing. do not be mistaken. i only
seek respect from my loved ones, close friends and family members. you guys
are probably all very cool but your respect is not necessary.
dennis
dm...@mindspring.com
>4. I also extend an olive branch of peace and goodwill to dennis. I
>welcome you opinion and acknowledge your right to express them as you see
>fit. I must say that I will not hold my tongue should I be offended and I
>look forward to "pithy pseudo-intellectual" exchanges in the future. (Sorry
>dennis, I couldn't resist - I hope all is peachy!)
it is and this has been fun! i love banter and discourse. it's great and i
thank you all for indulging me every so often around here. i guess i've been
needing attention lately :)
dennis
dm...@mindspring.com
>Are you sure you've done this before?
what? oh, that's right, there's a certain way i'm suppose to flame you back,
is that it? sorry. i've never been much good at that.
>I can go get a root beer while you compose yourself, if you
>wish. No, not a problem. Take your time.
this is where i'd just love to do what they do on the talk radio shows and
shout out, "BABABOOEY!!!" Howard Stern RULES!!!!" oh shit, i just did it.
dennis
dm...@mindspring.com
>hmm, ok, not wanting to dissapoint.
>
>i hope we didn't disappoint you, money boy who sleeps covered in his own
>disesaed body fluids and eats dead coyotes with a rusty shovel while
>being attacked by wasps and lobsters.
>
>is that better? :)
defintely. much more creative, anyways :)
dennis
Chris Canning
> a way of influencing many women to change themselves for whatever
> reason at any age, but usually in their 30s (financial?) and anyway,
> the average woman doesn't look like an elite super model, and the
> average man doesn't fares any better either!
Vanity influences people to change the way they look, not society.
Vanity is a human trait that has been predominate through all of the
changes in society since the beginning of recorded history.
Chris Canning
dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
Your mistake Dennis is that you act like a real person talking to a real person.
You should be kissing ass hoping for a groupy pat on the head by some elite
force. Also you are supposed to be impressed by the claims of others that they
are not impressed by you.
I guess I am not as superior to you as some because I am a little impressed.
Chris
dm...@mindspring.com
>hehehe one thing about this thread: instead of checking the group and having
>my newsreader tell me there's 1 new message, just now i checked it and it
>said there are 20 new messages...:)
see. i've been a valuable asset to this ng :)
>anyway, my reaction to seeing the subject was much the same as what i think
>other people felt -- i thought it was crude, and quite possibly the work of
>some idiotic horndog using anacam as some free pornography. the body of the
>message didn't help, with comments like how ana was "suck(ing) a big cock"
>and "taking it doggy style."
well, i guess i can understand why so many people freaked on my first post. i
just don't get the automatic assumption that i was being mean to ana or
something and then being attacked for the way i put a couple of things,
that's all..
>i suppose that
>those of us who want to think of anacam as an artistic work sometimes cringe
>when it's brought to our attention that there are others who might think of
>it as a way to occasionally see some tits or maybe a blowjob or two.
but what if i suggested that in my own warped mind, ana fucking and sucking is
as much a part of the "art" as everything else? i mean, she chose to allow the
actual sex act to be filmed. isn't there a reason why she did that instead of
turned the cam off?
>i'm looking at it this way: if i came in here and my first post ever to the
>newsgroup was something like "ANA HAS GREAT TITS", i'd expect some nasty
>reactions.
not i. guess i'm totally off here.
anyway, i'm getting used to the "vibe" around here and am dealing with it.
dennis
dm...@mindspring.com
>Your mistake Dennis is that you act like a real person talking to a real
> person.
>You should be kissing ass hoping for a groupy pat on the head by some elite
>force. Also you are supposed to be impressed by the claims of others that they
>are not impressed by you.
>I guess I am not as superior to you as some because I am a little impressed.
>
>Chris
well, i'm impressed by your not being impressed. impressed?
dennis
Chris Canning
dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
Impressed, suppressed, sometime depressed, and for time just pressed. But never
ironed, starched, or bleached.
Travis Hardison
> :)
> curiouser and curioser :)
> *lifts left eyebrow*
Oh, STOP IT you cybervixen! Now you're making *me* hot...:-) (Yow!
Could ya maybe lift the other eyebrow just a little? Oh, Jesus....)
Hardison - who wonders if dennis-little-d would like some polaroids of
his mother that we shot at the bus station when she was drunk and fucking
sailors? 'Cause you know how crazy her and your sister and your wife and
girlfriend are for seamen (sp?). Big sweaty balls and purple-headed cocks
in every hole and what she couldn't swallow she'd wear as gelatinous
jewelry. Talk about your cum freaks. Man, that bitch was just crazy for
doggy style and that's when the German shepherds came in handy... Y'want
them pix, dennis? You disingenuous little twoll, you...:-)
ana voog
honoured that they care enough to do that :)
it's like having a big brother/sister, which i never had.
so i am not insulted if someone defends me, if their heart is in the right place
when they do it.
everyone needs a little help from their friends now and again :)
ana
ana voog
:)
that guy just posted one, in fact.
ana
ana voog
ana
Chris Canning wrote:
> ana voog wrote:
>
> >
> > language IS important. there is power in words. choose them wisely, i say.
> >
> > how u use language defines u, it is your clothing. it's the hat u choose 2
> > wear that day.
ana voog
had the word "fuck" in them and were about me, were flames.
after a year and a half of that, i assumed. i would hope u could understand that.
it's not like u are the 1st person to say the fuck word at me or about me, i'm just
not used to it being said to me or about me in a positive sense.
BUT, as u saw, as soon as i read it , i did not reply in anger.
thank u 4 your thoughts and i'm glad that i could make feel something good :)
it means a lot to me, truly :)
i've never had anyone say something to me like that about the "fuck" night. ( the
pizza night..as it's more widely known) :)
ana
dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
> In article <36C5AEEB...@hotmail.com>, ana voog <ana...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >seeing the title "watching ana fuck" i immediately thought it was a flame.
>
> very interesting. that somehow says more about you. yes, 'watching ana fuck'
> is raw, it's crude, it's not very intelligent or romantic sounding but i think
> it's highly weird that you, ana, would automatically rush to judgement that a
> post with 'watching ana fuck' as it's subject is meant in a negative way
> towards you. call me naive but i've been posting on these newsgroups for years
> and i'm STILL shocked at the lack of fun and humor many usenetters possess.
> ana, i always kinda figured that you were the fun-spirited folks on the net
> and not as uptight as many of the "true" ana fans seem to be.
>
> >language IS important. there is power in words. choose them wisely, i say.
>
> yeah but who are you to decide what words are powerful or whatever. words are
> a hassle most of the time. i often find myself sad and frustrated at my
> inability to communicate the way i want with mere words. they can suck as much
> as they are good little things.
>
> >how u use language defines u, it is your clothing. it's the hat u choose 2
> >wear that day.
>
ana voog
that "the net" is "REAL LIFE" and i wish more people would treat it as such
instead of "hiding" in here and just basically being assholes simply because they
CAN hide behind the mask of ASCII. it's really pathetic, imo.
btw, the sex WAS fucking great. :)
and tell mr.seconds i say hi
tell him thank u VERY much!
someone should start a binarie ( sp??) ana newsgroup so i/we can post pix! :) (
bianary? binary?)
how in the heck DO u start a newsgroup?
ana
ana voog
"hmmm, i wonder what life would be like as a big fake titted blonde
camgirl?" ana thinks,
"will i be still be taken seriously as an artist?"
A: no!
lol
curiousity killed the cat will be my epitaph
hehe :)
ana
ana voog
i apologize for not being more diamond cuttingly clear :)
ana
Chris Canning
ana voog wrote:
> curiousity is also a human trait :)
> "hmmm, i wonder what life would be like as a big fake titted blonde
> camgirl?" ana thinks,
> "will i be still be taken seriously as an artist?"
> A: no!
> lol
> curiousity killed the cat will be my epitaph
>
> hehe :)
> ana
>
Just for the record
>
> Chris Canning wrote:
> Chris Canning did not write:
> > > i think i understand why you had breast enlargements ... society has
> > > a way of influencing many women to change themselves for whatever
> > > reason at any age, but usually in their 30s (financial?) and anyway,
> > > the average woman doesn't look like an elite super model, and the
> > > average man doesn't fares any better either!
> >
>
Chris Canning did however write:
> > Vanity influences people to change the way they look, not society.
> > Vanity is a human trait that has been predominate through all of the
> > changes in society since the beginning of recorded history.
And Chris Canning has added that
Vanity is a trait that we all share. Such observations should not be
misconstrued as critism.
In vainly humility
Chris
Chris Canning
ana voog wrote:
> i actually like it when people try to defend me. i think it's sweet. and i am
> honoured that they care enough to do that :)
> it's like having a big brother/sister, which i never had.
> so i am not insulted if someone defends me, if their heart is in the right place
> when they do it.
> everyone needs a little help from their friends now and again :)
>
> ana
>
Does this mean you condone self appointed hero's going around figuratively beating
the snot out of someone every time said hero thinks you might take offense to
something said?
Chris
dm...@mindspring.com
>and tell mr.seconds i say hi
>tell him thank u VERY much!
i will. he went on and on about the great ana cam until i got sick of hearing
it enough to check it out and become a junky myself :)
>someone should start a binarie ( sp??) ana newsgroup so i/we can post pix! :) (
>bianary? binary?)
>how in the heck DO u start a newsgroup?
i'll ask him. i know it's easy. anyone else here know how? i've got quite
a few of those "pizza night" pics i could post when it goes up.
dennis
dan the kitti man dan the kitti man
ana...@hotmail.com, (ana voog) said...
> i was raising my eyebrow in a rather "spock-eque" fashion.
> i apologize for not being more diamond cuttingly clear :)
>
i got the reference. :)
--
===== dan the kitti man === surf.to/dankitti <-- actual web url
where would the music be without the pauses between the notes?
how could there be dancing without the pauses between the
motions? how could we breathe if we were constantly filled with air?
exhale to inhale again..
-- ana voog
SONGMON
in anarchy on cam two, i've got to saythis is one of the funniest flame
threads, i'm on message thrty but sadly my eyes are starting to sting really
badly rom the stupid mascara i put on for my lover on valentines day, argh, i
hate makeup bu he likes it so ther we are, i'm wondering if my boyriend, whose
computer I'm using at the moment, will appear to have written this cause if so
it's really me just wee little jacqui/maltibar from the bbs, list and camtwo
parts of analand.
happy valentines day
me/you
jaZZmanian Devil
> >someone should start a binarie ( sp??) ana newsgroup so i/we can post pix! :) (
> >bianary? binary?)
> >how in the heck DO u start a newsgroup?
dm...@mindspring.com wrote:
> i'll ask him. i know it's easy. anyone else here know how? i've got quite
> a few of those "pizza night" pics i could post when it goes up.
> dennis
The actual process of "creating" a new group, if you are going for the
"alt" hierarchy is easy. Any paid subscriber to one of the bigger NNTP
providers, (i.e. I use Remarq, formerly SuperNews... great service, by
the way.) can institute a new group on their servers. The trick is to
get it accepted by the general Usenet community and get it propogated
out to all the other servers. To do that, you will need to follow the
rules of making a proposal in alt.config or alt.news or whatever the
hell the control group is, get a vote on it, and if it passes, it will
be a much more widely available group. To go the other route, if
somebody here, (me for example) got it newgrouped on their providers
server, then all of you sent letter to your providers at
sysa...@yourprovider.com, they would add it for you, and at least
everybody here would have it. It could spread further from there as
word got around, but it's a much slower process.
Either way is TONS easier than trying to get a new group added into
one of the big eight (rec, misc, comp, etc.) They have an ancient cabal
keeping a bloody stranglehold on the system, and your odds of getting a
new group added there are about as good as Christ showing up at your
door tonight asking if you have a spare bottle of tequila.
jaZZ md
--
"If you aren't part of the solution, you must be part of the
precipitate."
--- unknown
ana voog
don't blow it out of proportion.
sheesh.
ana
ana voog
ana
Chris Canning wrote:
Gladwort the Mighty
<Mystral1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
[snipped valid-but-irritating opinion]
1. I was DEFINITELY on a new prescription that day, and the way I
worded that post freaks me out just now. A little bit more hippy than
I care to be; a creepy kind of love-mankindishness. Not the real me.
Pays to proofread, eh.
2. If dennis-little-d meant for the post to shock and anger people,
then he was undeniably effective. If he did not, then apologizing is
the way to validate that. If he says he didn't mean to offend but then
skips an apology, he's backpedaling, and it's transparent and
meaningless.
3. Either way, it doesn't matter. I do enjoy a good flame war, though,
and he's let me down sorely in that category. Not his fault; I prefer
a literate and creative opponent, and they are rare. He has generated
some action, though, even though he used cheap bait.
I hope everybody had a great Valentine's Day (V.D.! Ain't that a
hoot!)
--Gladwort the Mighty!
=========================-
"Americans will put up with
anything provided it doesn't
block traffic."
--Dan Rather
Gladwort the Mighty
wrote:
>i actually like it when people try to defend me. i think it's sweet. and i am
>honoured that they care enough to do that :)
>it's like having a big brother/sister, which i never had.
>so i am not insulted if someone defends me, if their heart is in the right place
>when they do it.
>everyone needs a little help from their friends now and again :)
Awww... [snif] Thanks for that.
Gladwort the Mighty
wrote:
>
>
>ana voog wrote:
>
>> i actually like it when people try to defend me. i think it's sweet. and i am
>> honoured that they care enough to do that :)
>> it's like having a big brother/sister, which i never had.
>> so i am not insulted if someone defends me, if their heart is in the right place
>> when they do it.
>> everyone needs a little help from their friends now and again :)
>>
>> ana
>>
>
>Does this mean you condone self appointed hero's going around figuratively beating
>the snot out of someone every time said hero thinks you might take offense to
>something said?
>
>Chris
IN THIS CORNER; MAD DOG HOEK AND KILLER KADOOGAN!
Haha! You gave me a Ren and Stimpy flashback! Thanks...
dm...@mindspring.com
>2. If dennis-little-d meant for the post to shock and anger people,
>then he was undeniably effective.
i never really thought about whether it would shock or anger people around
here or not. i've seen far worse things posted on these newsgroups.
>If he did not, then apologizing is
>the way to validate that. If he says he didn't mean to offend but then
>skips an apology, he's backpedaling, and it's transparent and
>meaningless.
apologize for what?! are you nuts? and that would prove what again? and look,
if people here were offended by anything i've said, that's not such a big
deal. i haven't hurt anybody and we've all managed to do just fine in the
communcation department. the only thing i could see being transparent and
meaningless would be if i were to apologize for your reasons and not my own.
>3. Either way, it doesn't matter. I do enjoy a good flame war, though,
>and he's let me down sorely in that category. Not his fault; I prefer
>a literate and creative opponent, and they are rare. He has generated
>some action, though, even though he used cheap bait.
yep. and you swallowed as much of it as anyone else here! by the way, if i
really had wanted to start up a flame war i would have done it much
differently. i would have insulted ana or some other a.f.a-v regular. what i
said was NOT an insult and should not be seen as one.
dennis
Gladwort the Mighty
>In article <36c8c52e...@news1.jacksonville.net>, mdowning...@mediaone.net (Gladwort the Mighty) wrote:
>Waaaaaaaah!
>dennis
Look, dennis, stop getting worked up and hear me. I'm simply
explaining the mechanics of what you did because you claim not to
understand why people were shocked by your original post, which is
implausible. I'm not judging you. Please re-read my last post and
don't get so emotional about it, and you'll see what I'm saying. And
this will absolutely be my last post on the matter, because I'm tired
of going around in circles with you. You've offered nothing. The floor
is yours, d. Bye.
idris...@hotmail.com
I'm not sure if you meant me, as a defender and/or friend, but thank you!
Idrisi The Meek, Defender of Woman (not that they need it), Small Children,
and Dumb Animals.
>On Sun, 14 Feb 1999 17:50:27 -0600, ana voog <ana...@hotmail.com>
ana voog
category....
errrrr....
that's IS quite frightening.
i mean even MEN ( *GASP* ) need some defending sometimes...
yikes.
ana
idris...@hotmail.com
No offense intended, but "woman" were included in that category because they
are something I care about...
Believe me, it can be quite difficult to be chivalrous without being a bit
chauvinistic.
Idrisi The Politically-Corrected
ana voog wrote in message <36C9A659...@hotmail.com>...
Chris Canning
idris...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Ana
>
> No offense intended, but "woman" were included in that category because they
> are something I care about...
> Believe me, it can be quite difficult to be chivalrous without being a bit
> chauvinistic.
>
> Idrisi The Politically-Corrected
Why defy your true nature. What if it became politically incorrect for women to
protect children and men? That would create extreme chaos in the minds of
women. This is the case with men who in a general sense instictively want to
protect women and children. I think this is truely what falls under the over
taxed term of "family values". This does not mean that they do not take women
serious on any level. The problem is that men who would like to percieve women
as a subspecies stand out and all that is masculine about them comes under
attack. When these traits become the focus of the battle then more problems are
created. Political correctness is a way to get people to think about the
situation of others. When it becomes hard line gospel instead educational
guidelines then the purpose is defeated.
Chris
Self appointed Champion of truth, justice, and some other way.
Chris Canning
Gladwort the Mighty wrote:
Gladwort
Have you read any of this with objectivity? Can you consider the possibility that you are not 100% correct? Dennis
has said over and over that it is not his objective to get your (or anyone elses) panties in a wad. Yet you persist in
prodding him for an appology for an offense that only exhists in your mind. Why?
Chris
Travis Hardison
And he still read as disingenuous, claiming that if he'd wanted to
start a flame war, he'd read much worse in "these newsgroups", but not
necessarily in this particular one which doesn't ordinarily sound like his
*first* post did, which suggests, despite his subsequent
aw-shucks-I'm-just-a-rude-cob-but-no-harm-meant posturing, that he hadn't
read before posting or had and chose to troll us anyway. Nope, I didn't
trust charming Dennis then and don't now.
I remember Nixon saying "I'm not a crook." And didn't bother to
mention, "But I am the anti-Christ." So Dennis can say what Dennis wants
to say, but Dennis is a self-serving son-of-a-bitch and will dance like a
drop of water on a hot griddle, but I don't see him as One of Us no matter
how much an ana-fan he claims to be.
Sorry, Dennis, but you splash in here as a goober and it's going to
take some time before I read anything from you that puts you on a par with
the Twigglet (whom I like). And it doesn't matter to me that you gargle
with a mouthful of shit and don't mind the taste, and you can feign
surprise that others don't like the taste, but this is part of that oily
disingenuousness I'm talking about. It just seems to me that no one at
this stage of the game with a mouth as full of shit as yours is can
pretend to be as shocked by the furor you've raised here.
That's my take on it anyway. You're not innocent. You're not a Good
Guy. You're still a goober. I don't trust you.
> Yet you persist in
> prodding him for an appology for an offense that only exhists in your
mind. Why?
See my notes above.
>
> Chris
- H -
Gladwort the Mighty
(Travis Hardison) wrote:
>...it doesn't matter to me that you gargle
>with a mouthful of shit and don't mind the taste, and you can feign
>surprise that others don't like the taste, but this is part of that oily
>disingenuousness I'm talking about.
disingenuous
2 definitions found.
disingenuous \Dis`in*gen"u*ous\, a. 1. Not noble; unbecoming true
honor or dignity; mean; unworthy; as, disingenuous conduct or schemes.
2. Not ingenuous; wanting in noble candor or frankness; not frank or
open; uncandid; unworthily or meanly artful.
So disingenuous as not to confess them [faults]. --Pope. --
Dis`in*gen"u*ous*ly, adv. --T. Warton. --
Dis`in*gen"u*ous*ness, n. --Macaulay.
Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
dm...@mindspring.com
> I remember Nixon saying "I'm not a crook." And didn't bother to
>mention, "But I am the anti-Christ." So Dennis can say what Dennis wants
>to say, but Dennis is a self-serving son-of-a-bitch and will dance like a
>drop of water on a hot griddle, but I don't see him as One of Us no matter
>how much an ana-fan he claims to be.
y'know H or whatever your name is, please just blow me. "don't see him as one
of us"?...you fucking elitist, fantasy-world nut, grow the hell up! ana
already loves you, get off your knees and wipe the brown off your nose. twerp.
dennis
Travis Hardison
mdowning...@mediaone.net (Gladwort the Mighty) wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Feb 1999 11:08:56 -0600, thardis...@mindspring.com
> (Travis Hardison) wrote:
>
> >...it doesn't matter to me that you gargle
> >with a mouthful of shit and don't mind the taste, and you can feign
> >surprise that others don't like the taste, but this is part of that oily
> >disingenuousness I'm talking about.
>
> disingenuous
>
> 2 definitions found.
>
> disingenuous \Dis`in*gen"u*ous\, a. 1. Not noble; unbecoming true
> honor or dignity; mean; unworthy; as, disingenuous conduct or schemes.
> 2. Not ingenuous; wanting in noble candor or frankness; not frank or
> open; uncandid; unworthily or meanly artful.
>
> So disingenuous as not to confess them [faults]. --Pope. --
> Dis`in*gen"u*ous*ly, adv. --T. Warton. --
> Dis`in*gen"u*ous*ness, n. --Macaulay.
>
> Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
>
> http://www.dictionary.com/
Yep, them's the meanings I was drivin' at and I stand by it. You might
add to Dennis' "crimes" in my book a little prolixity, circumlocution and
obfuscation, too. And notice I'm not calling him anything but
coolishly-thoughtful intellectually weighted words instead of a degenerate
cocksucker, even though I might be *thinking* that and <aw shucks, folks,
I'm just a rude cob :::grin::: can you evah forgive me?> talk like that in
real life and at heart I'm actually a *fan* of both Dennis and the First
Amendment.
You may not be a regulation-sized troll, Dennis, but I think you're a
troll doll, like the ones with the fake fur dayglo hair. And I'd trust you
about as far as I could shot put you, and I'm still strong enough to toss
you for a state record.
- H -
Travis Hardison
Oh, poor wounded babee, have I inadvertently walked on your testicles
with my golf shoes? Damn, that's just me, dude. I flame, I kid, but I'm
really a fan of yours. You just didn't realize that I like to use the 4 x
4 white pine stob with the five-pound sledge to pound my point up your
bloodied asshole, questioning your intellectual abilities while doing so,
stomping your fingers as you cling to the ledge, and giving you cold
sweats and nightmares at uncovering the one scorpion in this NG who's
genial until some jerk (mirror time, Dennis) pulls my pin. Too late to
realize you're allergic to shrapnel, so dopn't go all passive-agressive on
me with this elitist crap and how wounded you are as the victim here.
You could always make it easy on yourself....
And you say ana loves me? What have you heard? :-)
>
> dennis
Travis - which the now self-effacing 'dennis' would know if he reads
who these messages are from, suggesting more of his oily etceteras. Feh.
dm...@mindspring.com
> Oh, poor wounded babee, have I inadvertently walked on your testicles
>with my golf shoes?
yeah, yeah, that's it. i'm just some thin-skinned ninny who accidentally
walked into a verbal beatdown from yet another cyberspace intellectual and is
now crying about it. puh-leeze! i've handled alot of you guys' reaction to my
initial post with a sense of humor, why am i not affored the same courtesy?
Damn, that's just me, dude. I flame, I kid, but I'm
>really a fan of yours.
smartest thing you've said this entire time. give me a few days and i'll creat
'alt.fan.dennis-little-d' for you. how's that?
>You just didn't realize that I like to use the 4 x
>4 white pine stob with the five-pound sledge to pound my point up your
>bloodied asshole, questioning your intellectual abilities while doing so,
>stomping your fingers as you cling to the ledge, and giving you cold
>sweats and nightmares at uncovering the one scorpion in this NG who's
>genial until some jerk (mirror time, Dennis) pulls my pin.
please stop. you REALLY need to stop watching 'star trek' or 'x-files' or
whatever the hell goofs like you watch and read to make you so annoyingly
over-dramatic. i know, i know. it's all that abundant intellect that makes
you spout off those $10 words but you're impressing no one but the next
a.f.a-v nut who got theirs feeling tweeked by my harmless and healthy post
about ana fucking. you really think you've given me "cold sweats and
nightmares" here, buddy boy? come wit' it.
>realize you're allergic to shrapnel, so dopn't go all passive-agressive on
>me with this elitist crap and how wounded you are as the victim here.
oh no. i am no victim nor do i play one on your computer screen.
> You could always make it easy on yourself....
you're right but i think i'll stick around a little longer.
> And you say ana loves me? What have you heard? :-)
bunches. she tells me EVERYTHING.
> Travis - which the now self-effacing 'dennis' would know if he reads
>who these messages are from, suggesting more of his oily etceteras. Feh.
ugh..huh?
dennis
Gladwort the Mighty
wrote:
>I don't know why you wouldn't post them here.
>
If you're serious, it's because some users don't use Forte Agent, and
when somebody posts a binary file, these users have to scan through
however many messages that file is broken into. It's an inconvenience,
and that's why we try to keep binaries and banter seperate.
'Zat help?
--Gladwort the Mighty!
============================
"However, never daunted,
I will cope with adversity
in my traditional manner...
...sulking and nausea."
--Tom K. Ryan
Dennis Erwin Thurlow
It is considered in bad taste by many.
--
geo...@michianatoday.com
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Zecho
My apologies for any I have inconvenienced.
Zecho
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