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scgraphix

Today's Quote.

Feb 04, 2005 14:42

Inside me lives a skinny woman crying to get out. But I can usually shut the bitch up with cookies ( Read more... )

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anonymous February 4 2005, 22:13:31 UTC

The "Shrek" soundtrack is much better than "Shrek 2", although the Jennifer Saunders' "Hero" is one of the best versions I've ever heard.

"My Live as a Pony"? Will there be pictures???? ; )

-Jeff

scgraphix February 4 2005, 22:57:12 UTC

Why..yes...there might indeed be pictures...why do you ask? *grin*

anonymous February 5 2005, 10:22:13 UTC

I have a quarter around here somewhere...

-Jeff

scgraphix February 7 2005, 20:07:37 UTC

I've said it before..and I'll say it again..the ride is worth a whole lot more than a quarter.

last remaining good nerve kajiracad February 7 2005, 13:46:53 UTC

i have one of those....if you need a sequel.

Re: last remaining good nerve scgraphix February 7 2005, 20:09:39 UTC

Thanks.. I could probably use one. Not to mention a new Bob since mine croaked.
Then again considering the schedule lately who's had the time or energy to masturbate.

Oh don't look so shocked out there gentle readers..y'all know you do it too.

anonymous February 7 2005, 16:01:16 UTC

Nerves....we don't need no stinkin' nerves!
dan

scgraphix February 7 2005, 20:10:40 UTC

lol actually I'm rather fond of my poor little nerve..even though it is delusional.

artificial nerves kajiracad February 7 2005, 22:03:50 UTC

i'm reading a bit of mindless fluffy sci-fi right now (for book club) and one of the characters has had about 60% of his nerves replaced with artificial ones (following a sideways blast from a disruptor). late one evening (after heavily imbibing in personal choice toxins -- rum shots w/lime?) he is wobbling down a dark alley and is set upon by young thugs. they accidentally discover in the attack that his body does "interesting" and "unexpected" things when they zap him with a mild stunner. much torture ensues. it made me wonder several things (since the story is so lame, i have been re-writing the plot lines in my head whenever the reading gets repetitive) about nerves: don't they help you get that "buzz" from your personal choice toxin? if they're artificial, will you get that "buzz" or will the cyber-replacement nerves be immune? what sort of "unexpected" things would a stunner do? super big willy? tongue biting? sneezing? i'm just very curious. (i've SEEN what one does to a real, natural human body, thank you! no. while ( ... )

Re: artificial nerves anonymous February 8 2005, 16:49:42 UTC

Actually, new nerves aren't that hard to come by...a few stem cells, the correct stimulating factor & voila!...new nerves! That's what neuroscientists are working on. It helped Chris Reeve regain some neuro-muscular functions before the pneumonia got him.
dan

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