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Autumn Moore

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~mikeg Wed, Mar 18, 1998 (12:53) seed
Reputedly 5'9" tall, and "statuesque" (her own words), this topic is to find out whether this mythical creature actually exists, and whether anyone has ever seen her. If anyone happened to come across a photo, then do post!
~terry Wed, Mar 18, 1998 (14:46) #1
Wow, our own Autumn! How did this idea come to you Mike?
~mikeg Wed, Mar 18, 1998 (15:49) #2
Her posting in the "Claire Danes" topic - go visit it :-)
~terry Wed, Mar 18, 1998 (22:38) #3
So do you have a centerfold of Autumn?
~mikeg Thu, Mar 19, 1998 (10:42) #4
Not yet :)
~autumn Thu, Mar 19, 1998 (13:27) #5
ROTFLMAO!!!!! You guys are too much! If I had a scanner I could put an end to this topic right now, but since I don't, you'll just have to use your imaginations! Turn-ons: world peace, recycling, convenience food eaten by candlelight and air conditioning Turn-offs: despotic rulers, bad grammar, crackheads, caffeine and panty hose
~stacey Thu, Mar 19, 1998 (18:28) #6
Autumn, you forgot to mention men covered in chocolate!
~mikeg Thu, Mar 19, 1998 (18:30) #7
panty hose Does that mean your into stockings, then? *leeer* :) If you want, you could send a photo to a friend with a scanner, and we would really really love you to. Oh yes.
~stacey Thu, Mar 19, 1998 (18:57) #8
LOL! (look out Autumn... here comes trouble!)
~terry Thu, Mar 19, 1998 (19:32) #9
So, statuesque is she?
~autumn Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (17:57) #10
Ha Ha! Oui, oui, men in chocolate--a definite turn-on; men in "riverdance"--a definite turn-off. And yes, Mike, there are (cough) various reasons why stockings are preferable to panty hose...
~stacey Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (18:20) #11
and the thigh highs are alot less work.
~mikeg Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (18:22) #12
Not least that they make guys faint. And swoon. And other stuff. Oo-er
~mikeg Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (18:44) #13
and you can pull em up all slinky-like. and then down again, all slinky-like. oh dear, i think i'm going to have to go and lie in a dark room now.
~stacey Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (18:48) #14
*laugh* (uhoh! he's swooning again!)
~terry Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (19:04) #15
user mikeg has been added as all powerful host of this conference.
~mikeg Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (19:22) #16
*watch out!* I'm coming down! Actually, I do have a certain tendency to faint sometimes, which can be highly embarrassing. I was in church a month or so ago, and right at the end I just smashed to the floor. I was totally confused for about two hours afterwards...twasn't much fun :/
~mikeg Fri, Mar 20, 1998 (19:24) #17
oh goodness me....now i can go around abusing you all, pretending i'm in some other conf on the Spring
~KitchenManager Sat, Mar 21, 1998 (00:25) #18
Like mine?
~autumn Sat, Mar 21, 1998 (22:38) #19
You actually faint, mike?? I thought that was an 18th century thing that went out of style! What is the cause/remedy?
~mikeg Sun, Mar 22, 1998 (14:00) #20
cause: hitting the floor remedy: unhitting it
~pmnh Sun, Mar 22, 1998 (14:04) #21
lol (very nice, mike)
~mikeg Sun, Mar 22, 1998 (14:17) #22
and damn embarrassing.
~pmnh Sun, Mar 22, 1998 (15:10) #23
had a grandmother that was an accomplished swooner (and she was never embarrassed... though the sincerity of her spells has always rather been questionable, to me... how can one ALWAYS manage to land in a comfortable place?)... anyway, your attitude about it seems quite healthy... is the fainting caused by any particular thing?
~stacey Mon, Mar 23, 1998 (18:19) #24
nekkid pics of certain females, as we know
~mikeg Tue, Mar 24, 1998 (14:58) #25
noooooooooooooooo...that ain't true :) It tends to happen when I'm very hungry, and/or very tired. The Church thing happened after I'd been up without sleep for about 30 hours, with little food
~stacey Tue, Mar 24, 1998 (16:52) #26
sounds like prayer was the last thing you needed. more like a quick stop at Denny's for a Rooty Tooty Fresh N' Fruity!
~mikeg Tue, Mar 24, 1998 (16:54) #27
:-)
~autumn Thu, Mar 26, 1998 (00:12) #28
Sounds like hypoglycemia to me... LOVE the new graphics, Mike!
~mikeg Thu, Mar 26, 1998 (15:28) #29
glad you approve, autumn :-) How about some graphics of yourself in return?? :-)
~MUSTAFAM Thu, Mar 26, 1998 (15:43) #30
I AM NOT ABLE TOCONNECT TO NET2PHONE WEBSITE AND DOWNLOAD, SO PLEASE ADVICE WHAT TO DO.
~mikeg Thu, Mar 26, 1998 (15:54) #31
first of all, find your capslock key and press it till the light on your keyboard goes out :-)
~KitchenManager Thu, Mar 26, 1998 (16:42) #32
second, go to the apps conference at http://www.spring.com/yapp-bin/restricted/apps/all and there should be a topic for ya!
~stacey Thu, Mar 26, 1998 (17:18) #33
LOL! Too much Mike, the sarcastic banter has incited an unstoppable (at the moment) series of belly laughs! (you two were MOST helpful)
~mikeg Fri, Mar 27, 1998 (14:04) #34
there's a topic for everything in apps. shakesperean interpretation of Netscape Communicator 4? Of course.
~KitchenManager Mon, Apr 13, 1998 (08:29) #35
Anyway, can we get back on Autumn, now?
~autumn Mon, Apr 13, 1998 (21:41) #36
Literally? ha ha Guess what my brother unveiled on Easter? A new scanner....
~Wolf Mon, Apr 13, 1998 (21:45) #37
woo hoo!
~KitchenManager Tue, Apr 14, 1998 (00:32) #38
Why, whatever could that mean?
~Wolf Tue, Apr 14, 1998 (13:07) #39
well...... (btw, got a scanner too *impish grin*)
~mikeg Tue, Apr 14, 1998 (15:16) #40
brill o brill. this is quite the kinkiest conf on the Spring, in my opinion. devoted to those female members of our clan. and with pictures. and, dare i say it, candle wax? ;))
~KitchenManager Tue, Apr 14, 1998 (16:06) #41
dare, dare!
~Wolf Tue, Apr 14, 1998 (21:06) #42
LOL
~autumn Fri, Apr 17, 1998 (00:36) #43
Have you noticed that we seem to follow the same line of conversation no matter what conference we're in??
~KitchenManager Fri, Apr 17, 1998 (01:35) #44
Really? Wow, I never even noticed. You sure? This revelation has caught me totally off-guard. It's gotta be either a coincidence, or misinterpretation of available data... (next thing is, what, you don't think we're being topical either, right?)
~mikeg Sat, Apr 18, 1998 (04:54) #45
lol
~stacey Thu, Apr 23, 1998 (00:58) #46
I heard 'candle wax'... and rushed right over!
~KitchenManager Thu, Apr 23, 1998 (01:18) #47
Unfortunately, you rushed over to wrong place...
~autumn Thu, Apr 23, 1998 (22:56) #48
But while you're here, do you need any ear candling done? I have lots of satisfied customers....
~terry Fri, Apr 24, 1998 (06:16) #49
I saw ear candling at the Whole Life Expo. What exactly does this procedure accomplish?
~stacey Fri, Apr 24, 1998 (09:50) #50
pain.
~Wolf Fri, Apr 24, 1998 (18:57) #51
what the hell is ear candling? (*lol* stacey)
~autumn Mon, Apr 27, 1998 (21:35) #52
No, no, no! It is very soothing. It wicks away all the gunk that builds up in the ear canal without using an invasive procedure or chemicals. It's always fun to unwrap the candle when you're done and make little wax bunnies out of the resin--kidding! Honestly, you would be surprised at the pollen and other environmental powders that wind up in your ears. An interesting site is: http://www.arden.net/earcandle/
~Wolf Mon, Apr 27, 1998 (21:45) #53
am gonna check that out, cuz i just don't get it. what about an ear wash, with water or saline solution? do they do nose candling too?
~mikeg Tue, Apr 28, 1998 (19:12) #54
trepanation, anyone?
~Wolf Tue, Apr 28, 1998 (20:47) #55
gross!!
~terry Tue, Apr 28, 1998 (23:14) #56
Maybe I'll get an ear candle job at the Whole Life Expo coming up. Now, are you sure there's nothing to fear about this procedure? There's no potential downside?
~autumn Wed, Apr 29, 1998 (22:37) #57
Well, if you try to do it while watching TV your hair might catch on fire. That's why someone always has to do it to you (although I know some idiots who do it to themselves). Nothing to fear and with low lighting and your favorite music, it's relaxing (not as relaxing as say, a massage, but nice nonetheless). Wolf, LOL about the nose candling! About the ears, though, there are plenty of people for whom peroxide on a cotton ball just doesn't cut it. Sorry Mike, trepanning is a little too invasive for my taste! :-)
~Wolf Wed, Apr 29, 1998 (22:47) #58
Autumn: and what to do about that bald spot!! Oh, and the candling sucks stuff out of the ear? I mean, what is the concept here? they stick this candle in your ear, light it, and the vacuum it creates sucks all the crud from inside the ear canal? hey, it could work for sinus problems. just have to figure out how to get the customer to lay upside down comfortably!
~mikeg Thu, Apr 30, 1998 (15:20) #59
and how to clear it with your insurance company.
~riette Wed, Jun 10, 1998 (06:30) #60
ha-ha!! Yeah, finally made it here, Mike! Could not find the damn conference - must have been sitting in my blind spot the whole time. Just now I turned my head slightly to the left, and what do you know: BABES! Just popped up out of the blue. Seeing as I'm not really into Sandra Bullocks and Claudia Schiffer, and seeing as I was curious as to what your making fun would look like on screen, II thought I'd come to Autumn. If she's really a 5'9 - wow! - then I'll at least feel safe and protected here with my short arse. Impressed, Mike, really impressed . . .
~autumn Wed, Jun 10, 1998 (20:14) #61
We'll have to get you your own page so you can tell us all about your short arse!
~jgross5 Wed, Jun 10, 1998 (20:48) #62
but....but....but it's not short it's rather voluptuous if i do not say so myself
~KitchenManager Wed, Jun 10, 1998 (21:20) #63
well, don't say so myself...
~jgross5 Wed, Jun 10, 1998 (22:04) #64
oops...sorry...got my wires crossed there not that they're not crossed all the time anyway this time i think they double-crossed me see, i thought i was in another conversation (and thought that Autumn thought I'd said my arse was short --even though NOW I quite distinctly remember Riette saying that about herself in her earlier post) and thought i didn't have to check any earlier responses to see what was really goin' on in the conversation (when I first brought up Autumn's #61) then, after all that, i thought, hmmm, i could let that stand anyway & it'd be funny then i thought, no, i wanna live
~KitchenManager Wed, Jun 10, 1998 (23:27) #65
and yet another excellent point, Jim...
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (02:26) #66
Ha-ha! You scared, Texas? Now why would that be?
~jgross5 Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (02:31) #67
i'm not in the closet....please don't look there....
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (02:35) #68
I'll look under the bed then. And pretend you're dead . . . that's how necrophilliacs like it . . .
~jgross5 Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (02:46) #69
ok, just don't look in the closet....i'm not in the closet....
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (02:51) #70
Who said I was looking for you? I'm not looking for a fight, you see, and so I won't look in the closet . . . too scared you'll fight with me until we both end up sulking again. . . But if you promise not to fight with me, I might just go looking for my . . . fur coat . . . in the closet over there. Are you amongst the fur, Texas?
~jgross5 Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (03:25) #71
Well, uh, Riette?....turn the light off in the room. I've got the light off in here. Okay, good. I'm opening the door real slow. That's you? Ok, i got yer hand. Groovy, yer in now. Our own closet. See, isn't this fun? Isn't it different? You feel so close....you feel like a guided dream....
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (06:58) #72
Hmm, that's romantic. But I'm not sure it'll work . . . I only go for older men, you know. And you're so young and innocent, I would not want to misguide you, and turn you decadent and wild. But since I can't see you and you can't see me, let's get under the fur and see what happens. Can you feel me? You still think I'm voluptuous? Careful now . . .
~jgross5 Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (11:12) #73
is that cheese on your breath? what kinda cheese is that? chumbawumba? no, no, everything's okay. um, pardon me, but could i have your inner thigh? oh wait, can you hang on a sec? there's alotta people out there. a buncha big-breasted nympho cheerleaders just came into the room. yes, i'll close the door. yes, i'll lock it. no, i don't care about them at all. did you know i became a mom this year? ok, i WILL be a mom this year. alright, early next year. my mum's left eyeball always haunted me. oh, sorry....I'll keep that to myself. yes, you ARE right, i shoulda known better....i'm so naive. hey, there's a countertop in here. yeah, there is....no, there really is. let me knock the rest of the shoes off. do you want up? here, i'll help you. ready? upsy-daisy... fun just follows you around, doesn't it.... the sudden closeness of your voluptuous kiss..... mmm-mmm-mmm, i want another....WHAT? that wasn't YOU???!!
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (11:42) #74
oh, just take yourself a damn cheerleader, will you? Wouldn't want you to miss out on their tall, willowy, pom-pommy, chumbawumby, big breasted, silicon implanty, make-uppy voluptuousness, would we? Knew I shouldn't have gone for a youth! Only older guys can appreciate a women with voluptuousless uncurves anyway.
~jgross5 Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (20:02) #75
I'm to assume you're being playful, that you're not being antagonistic, right? Am I learning how to learn about you? Does it look like, now, that I'm making progress there with that?
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (20:12) #76
OH, I'm so glad you're here. Just finished a painting (Lovers embracing . . . ), and am so full of adrenaline that my arm is hurting and I can't sleep at all! Of course I'm being playful, silly! Got nothing against cheerleaders, except that they have big . . . pom-poms. You want to learn about me? Now how am I supposed to believe that?
~KitchenManager Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (20:27) #77
um, he keeps responding to your posts...
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (20:35) #78
in strange and intriguing ways . . . and it was meant as a joke. Gee, American guys are so touchy!! I take it your working day is over then.
~jgross5 Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (20:53) #79
maybe just this american guy. i really am touchy....and dense as can be..... i'm a cancer....aren't they supposedly too sensitive or something.... i dunno. um, no, my working day begins when i begin to work on my understanding of your ways. you are helping alot, y'know....i find some solace in that.
~riette Thu, Jun 11, 1998 (21:05) #80
Well, I didn't say I didn't like touchy. Touchy is good - it's interesting and provocative (and easily provoked!), and unpredictable, adventurous, sensitive, sweet and infuriating. Just how I like it. Nothing cancerous about that. If there were cancer would have been a good thing instead of a killer. Anyway, glad you're still hanging in there - trying to understand me. I am beginning to think it's better NOT to understand you though. I like the mystery, but I know exactly what you look like in my head. It's the personality that still puzzles, baffles, bewilders, and makes me laugh. Don't want to find all the answers though. But I am beginning to understand you a bit better too. You know we've been in this closet for almost three days now, with a third person who turned out to be Wer, and we still haven't fought. That's got to be a record! Let's celebrate. Damn, we don't have any champaigne. Love you.
~autumn Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (13:44) #81
Please refrain from using the word "cancer" in my topic! (bad karma, you know)
~riette Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (15:18) #82
Jawohl, mein F�hrer!
~autumn Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (15:42) #83
Danke schoen!
~riette Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (15:55) #84
Sehr gut! Wir k�nnten damit vielleicht sogar ein paar Deutscher f�r diese Konferenz gewinnen! Gott, nein!!! Let's speak English again!!
~autumn Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (16:05) #85
Ich spreche Anglische sehr gut! Nicht Deutsch! Ha ha
~riette Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (16:27) #86
Velly goot! By the way, I knew you were a teacher!
~jgross5 Fri, Jun 12, 1998 (21:08) #87
did you know her daughters were, too? they taught Autumn everything she knows.... they taught me how to unlearn everything i know... they taught me how to use a defibrillator (they call it a thingamajig or a doohickey) i use mine on my brain...that's how i jumpstart my day every morning, y'see....
~riette Sat, Jun 13, 1998 (02:47) #88
And when that jump happens you probably forget to even blink!
~stacey Tue, Jun 16, 1998 (14:05) #89
i suppose we all have to defib our brains in the a.m. but I prefer coffee, or sex, or... well those are my two favorite ways but sometimes a good run/skate/bike ride works too. Hey Autumn... has anyone told you you're a babe lately?!!? They haven't? Well, you know that's why we're all here! cheers!
~KitchenManager Wed, Jun 17, 1998 (00:25) #90
yep, need some eye candy for the conversation!
~autumn Wed, Jun 17, 1998 (22:25) #91
Ha, ha! Working on it!! Stacey, that's a good one for the "sex or..." topic--Sex or Coffee?? I'd have to think about that one!! You're beautiful, baby!
~KitchenManager Thu, Jun 18, 1998 (01:02) #92
what about coffee flavored massage oil?
~autumn Thu, Jun 18, 1998 (01:10) #93
oooooh, I like the sound of that! Actually, I always wondered why they don't make coffee-scented air fresheners. The scents they sell at the store always smell like cheap perfume.
~KitchenManager Thu, Jun 18, 1998 (01:14) #94
they make candles with coffee beans in them...
~autumn Thu, Jun 18, 1998 (01:17) #95
Yes, you're right, I've seen those!! Have you ever smelled one while it's burning?
~KitchenManager Thu, Jun 18, 1998 (01:19) #96
yep...yummy-yummy...
~riette Thu, Jun 18, 1998 (02:37) #97
I must say, coffee doesn't 'do' it for me like that. My favourite smell in the world is diesel fumes. As a kid I used to stand by the ventilation holes of the generating room on my granddad's farm, and inhale those fumes with all my might. Now I'm more discreet - just have to turn my head towards the road to get that smell.
~stacey Thu, Jun 25, 1998 (22:07) #98
oh Riette...
~KitchenManager Fri, Jun 26, 1998 (00:34) #99
oh benzene...
~riette Fri, Jun 26, 1998 (05:24) #100
Hope that sort of thing doesn't get classified under 'fettish' . . .
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