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PostPosted: Sat Jan 14, 2006 12:41 am
  

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And Arlo mentions RBR that which I was going to post about. :?


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WOW! Echo does wonderful work!

Vector and raster graphics are really hard, IMO. The x in her name is veddy clever.

Excellent choice, Arlo.

:) [/b]


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Gerry wrote:
Hey Larry, you have any ideas for

The Most Strongest Heavy Duty True Blue American Courageous Type Dude

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John Murtha.


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Larry wrote:
Gerry wrote:
Hey Larry, you have any ideas for

The Most Strongest Heavy Duty True Blue American Courageous Type Dude

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John Murtha.



Yeah? He's our Rep. in the House. A hawish Dem., but in the case of his recent public statements on The Hill, an expert in 'cipherin' the work of a group of Fools. I nominate Super Noam.

Back to the Leslie-Ann Van Der Klam Look-Alike Contest


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PostPosted: Sat Jan 14, 2006 4:31 pm
  

What an ingenious way to get a bunch of women to send you pix! :D


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Gerry wrote:
Larry wrote:
Gerry wrote:
Hey Larry, you have any ideas for

The Most Strongest Heavy Duty True Blue American Courageous Type Dude

?


John Murtha.



Yeah? He's our Rep. in the House. A hawish Dem., but in the case of his recent public statements on The Hill, an expert in 'cipherin' the work of a group of Fools. I nominate Super Noam.



Yeah Gerry, I knew he was from your area, and he did pull a sort of a "John Newton turn the ship around" thing. ( Newton being the author of Amazing Grace......see/hear Arlo's story on "Precious Friend") .

I mean I may be able to think of some more candidates......does it HAVE to be a guy? Cindy Sheehan comes to mind.
Or, if we were to chose a true blue strongest american dude cast in the very TRUE image of George Dubya hisself.........I nominate Pee-Wee Herman.


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True! But if I was really smart I would have been the photographer on this project! Next time...

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from an earlier post, it sounds like more than just a leslie-ann look-alike type character might be eligible...cowboygirl, maybe you could give it a try (if you want, you might not want)...are you good with a bo staff? :)
actually it doesn't matter, it would make an excellent prop either way...


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No thanks! I'm way too old! :D


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too old for what? you funny person... :)


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adg wrote:
So if you ever thought you'd like to be in a fairly erotic adventure without actually having to do anything - well. now's your chance.

adg


:lol: :lol:


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Is there a deadline for sending in your pix for the Leslie-Ann contest? I sat and thought about it real hard(OW!) and yes I would love to have a stab at taking a chance to go to the land of erotica working hard and not doing anything while I'm still young before its too late :lol: .....As the future days are approaching us rapid age development starts appearing and I do not want to take a chance on an neurotic adventure in the land of Hydroderm and bikini cut Depends when a high tide hits :lol:

Peace


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Echo is working on her drawings doing some sketches as we speak. Although we'd thought the Leslie-Ann contest was a great and fun idea, there are a host of other characters in the story. She will probably use models she's familiar with... But, ya never know! If you're serious about it, get them in soon. There's no official deadline, but the work has begun. Get to it. And, of course there's always Reuben himself (which I am way to old for). And there's a host of men doomed to become part of the rituals of the priestesses... The dreaded "Kumbaya." It will also help (in the case of the women), to have skin the color of fine green jade. So whatever your story - we're working on ours!

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look! look! i can hardly wait! shhhhh...don't don't tell anyone!

(i hope i don't screw this up...cuz i don't know what i'm doing with this small font stuff)


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(i've never seen anything that small...let me try again.. (apologies),

look! look! i can hardly wait! shhhhh...don't tell anyone!

(basically that's the gist of it)


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