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Nathaniel Scorpio

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  1. Tis a pity. I wonder what he's up to these days. Probably got a job as cupid. Just a hunch.
  2. Whatever happened to that Nat guy? He was handsome, smart, and funny.
  3. I'll have you know I am more than slightly cranky, as you are well aware.
  4. Fine. But you're the one who told me I needed to start posting on the forums again. The penguins say hi, by the way.
  5. I was going to say 'kind of like Scylla' but that would get my head pelted with books and my shins kicked.
  6. Like you haven't taken on making me fit for civilized company one of your biggest hobbies. At least I can dress myself now. So progress!
  7. if we spoke about it, it wouldn't be an unspoken agreement
  8. We have a longstanding unspoken agreement on this
  9. Is this where I post this? [18:42] Scylla Rhiadra: I do not need an obedient penguin. I need an honest and true one
  10. Is this where I post this? [18:42] Scylla Rhiadra: I do not need an obedient penguin. I need an honest and true one
  11. You would never, ever, ever in a million years do that. Ever
  12. and I said I would alert the media and she didn't indicate that I shouldn't so I'm alerting the closest thing to the media but it's not like anything happened after she pressed, sorry pushed, the button it just caused another button to appear but that didn't seem to do anything either for her new fancy-schmancy pose thing.
  13. I thought for sure that was going to work...
  14. /me pops in, reads, agrees with your assessment that you were a little sarcastic but you mostly kept your temper, contemplates changing my sig line to drive the small minds of the blog detectives crazy, wonders how the oven cleaning went, gives you a very chaste peck on the cheek so as not to give the riff raff the vapors, pops out again
  15. If that really is him, what does it say about this place that he's posting there and not here? (I think we all already know the answer to that...)
  16. Dres, feel free to give me a follow on Twitter (NathanScorpio). You can then follow most of the Twitter regulars through me. PM me if you need any help doing so. Oh, and follow Torley. Torley is essential. So are the main SL accounts. The thing to keep in mind is that a twitter conversation is much more like a RL conversation than a forum conversation. When you talk with a group of friends in RL, you're doing so in sentences, not paragraphs. So adjust to that mindset. The biggest key for Twitter in general is to figure out who to follow. No matter what the subject, no matter what the interest, there are people on Twitter tweeting about it. For example, I’m a big Cardinals baseball fan and Packer football fan. All the regular beat reporters who follow the Cardinals are on Twitter, so while I’m listening to a game, I can read their comments on the game. Most of the big name Packer players are on Twitter, and while they obviously can’t tweet during a game, I can see what they say before and after, without having it filtered through traditional media. And it isn’t just sports. Movies, music, books, politics, finance – whatever your interests, you can find people talking about it. Again, drop me a message if you need or want help.
  17. Storm Clarence wrote: I am not sure I am following you Fenn. Did I demean [sic] you at any time? I have over 3K posts to this forum and I do not recall demeaning any person, race, group, or entity. Do you care to expand on your comment? HA! HA ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! You've got a short memory then, Storm. Must be all the pills you take to contain your rageaholic tendencies.
  18. Caitlin Tobias wrote: Real ladies do not 'join a club'. They get invited, discretely, and will never post about it in public. Not according to Stephen Sondheim. And since he's the originator of the phrase 'Ladies who lunch', he' s probably the final arbiter.
  19. Ishtara wrote: Wikipedia wrote: Ladies who lunch is a phrase to describe slim, well-off, old-money, well-dressed women who meet for lunch socially, normally during the working week. Typically, the women involved are married and non-working. Normally the lunch is in a restaurant, perhaps in a department store during shopping. Sometimes there is the pretext of raising money for charity. Thanks, but I'm not sure if I'd fit in there :smileyvery-happy: This is rather something for Scylla and Nat Just kidding. It sure is a funny idea though. I see Scyl and I singing "A Little Priest" more than anything from "Company"...
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