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WCDT January 3-7, 2011 (1831-1835)
retrosteve:
Just a side note. I think Dora *has* gained a little weight since Veronica saw her last!
Dr. ROFLPWN:
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Little fun/fantasy world/humerous Webcomic she might be interested in http://collar6.com/ :-D
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And: http://bdsmbadadvice.com/?p=17
Damn those Stormtrooper fetishists!! Sexualizing the destruction of Alderaan!!
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Hey, man, if loving the Death Star look is wrong, I don't want to be right.
Besides which, Alderaan was part of the Rebel Alliance and a traitor! ...'s planet!
beanzilla:
--- Quote from: Rascal on 05 Jan 2011, 17:14 ---On a side note, so much for, "...if you hurt my boy I will introduce you to a whole new realm of pain and suffering. We're talkin' stuff that would make Hieronymus Bosch shit his britches, capisce?"
I'm a bit disappointed, really. No Domme I know would be so... understanding. Not vindictive, mind you, but certainly much more "wtf is wrong with you two?"
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I would certainly belive she is thinking the whole "wtf is wrong with you two?," but I think the background thought within the whole phone conversation before Veronica showed up was an understanding of overall intentions. :wink:
As a former "dumpee" I can say my friends and family were ready to be as vindictive and reprehensible as a pack of wolves feeding on a box of abandoned kittens. I knew my ex didn't deserve that kind of treatment, especially because we had an almost identical social circle. I took the stance of "she feels bad enough letting this thing go, she doesn't need to be harped on about it." We ended up staying close friends with the same social circles and I wouldn't have it any other way. :police:
The whole Veronica thing is just a way mothers are, with the whole setting up my boy, showing off his youth, and respecting his intents. My mother talks herself up a good talk and then basically sells me to other girls, which ends up being greatly off-putting to me, but flattering at the deepest level. :psyduck:
The story-line thus far has been greatly believable, and it's amazing how realistically Jeph can pull off such a comic. :mrgreen:
Zombat:
I haven't been a fan of Marten's mom. In-comic, she's barely touched on where his head is at, and has done pretty much nothing but exasperate her son. My folks have done some goofy things when my relationships have gone south, but have also leveled with me and helped me back on my feet. Maybe it's coming, but that Marten's mom has had more meaningful dialog with Dora in one strip than she has in like seven with Marten is worrisome, especially considering Faye knocking him out the night before. Hopefully some parental Yoda-esque insight is coming.
LordVaughn:
Odd how the first thing Marten thinks of after finding out about his mother's visit is if there's blood under her nails. Does this mean she's done this kind of thing before?
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