~terry
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (10:48)
seed
What does your ulist or userlist look like?
~terry
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (10:48)
#1
Mine:
farm
sports
web
spirit
yapp
apps
fitness
music
dpo
cultures
dsm
newtest
media
internet
tv
movies
politics
books
politics
environment
food
austin
community
sex
radio
poetry
restaurants
projects
porch
travel
computer
windows
techbusiness
art
deeper
austentest
parent
home
capcity
homepage
austenarchive
middlemarch
drool
unix
hoa
hammer
education
nh
cars
minds
bronte
medieval
vc
spirit
apps
farrawae
motorcycle
garden
philosophy
babes
song
cfp
news
genx
justice
science
peacemaker
modjane
~KitchenManager
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (10:59)
#2
apps
web
media
internet
tv
politics
books
environment
food
austin
sex
restaurants
projects
porch
travel
computer
windows
techbusiness
art
parent
capcity
homepage
unix
education
minds
medieval
vc
spirit
garden
health
science
poetry
music
cultures
community
movies
cfp
song
farrawae
farm
home
news
genx
babes
drool
radio
fitness
nh
justice
philosophy
modjane
yapp
screwed
dpo
dsm
peacemaker
~KitchenManager
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (11:03)
#3
scratch peacemaker, I guess it's a private club...
~terry
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (12:37)
#4
You can email the hosts for admission. Not too active yet though.
~KitchenManager
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (13:42)
#5
I'll telnet in later...
~riette
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (14:18)
#6
Wow, you guys have alot!!!
Mine, the ones I can think of off-hand:
music
poetry
art
philosophy
restaurants
travel
food
screwed
movies
babes
porch
news
science
genx
~riette
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (14:19)
#7
And the ones I forgot:
tv
sex
cultures
~wolf
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (19:31)
#8
what? you mean the ones we list on our very own list?
~terry
Fri, Aug 21, 1998 (20:00)
#9
Yep, thems it.
~wolf
Sat, Aug 22, 1998 (12:10)
#10
ok, i got it!
music
web
tv
movies
books
food
community
poetry
restaurants
porch
travel
art
home
homepage
drool
medieval
spirit
garden
philosophy
babes
news
genx
screwed
~autumn
Sat, Aug 22, 1998 (14:21)
#11
cultures
tv
books
movies
porch
philosophy
food
health
home
genx
restaurants
art
parent
babes
screwed
Didn't even realize there was a music one! I'll have to surf on over one of these days and see if anyone else enjoys listening to Bobby Goldsboro :-)
~riette
Sat, Aug 22, 1998 (14:32)
#12
Bobby who?? It's strange - people over there seem to listen to quite different sorts of things than people over here.
~autumn
Sat, Aug 22, 1998 (15:03)
#13
Ha ha, Riette! I was being facetious. Bobby Goldsboro was a teen idol in the early 70's, along the lines of Donny Osmond, or the Partridge family. They used to include his singles on the back of Post cereal boxes; we'd cut them out and play them them on our turntable (we called it a record player back then). Can anyone remember any of his songs? I seem to remember one about the sun.
~wolf
Sat, Aug 22, 1998 (21:44)
#14
whoa, you'd cut the single out of the cereal box and play it? ok, i don't get it.
please explain.
~KitchenManager
Sun, Aug 23, 1998 (02:21)
#15
you are young, Wolf...
~riette
Sun, Aug 23, 1998 (02:49)
#16
Why didn't we have such cool things when I was young????
~KitchenManager
Sun, Aug 23, 1998 (02:51)
#17
what do you mean, "when"?????
~riette
Sun, Aug 23, 1998 (09:14)
#18
Not that young anymore - will be a quarter of a century the end of the year.........
�shiver�
~riette
Sun, Aug 23, 1998 (09:17)
#19
Oh, yesterday Sonja and I were complaining over this on the phone, and about wrinkles and the likes. I was saying how I get these nasty bags under the eyes when I don't sleep - which I never used to. And she said: 'You think THAT's bad? I have so many wrinkles around my eyes that, after I've cried, I have to wipe my ar$e!'
I was in stitches!
~wolf
Sun, Aug 23, 1998 (17:32)
#20
well, not too young, there wer. riette, you are much wiser than your age, deary. i wouldn't have guessed you to be 25. oh, when's your b-day?
~riette
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (02:49)
#21
Oh, I don't look 25 either, I can tell you!!! More like 45!
9. December. Yours? I think you must be between 28 and 30.
~terry
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (11:05)
#22
More like 15.
~riette
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (16:41)
#23
�rotflmao�!!!
Not at all, Terry!!! Don't let a photo lie to you about my appearance, because then you'll laugh your butt off when you see the video. I am BIG TIME ugly, not because I'm modest, or have a bad self image, but because I am. I've NEVER met a person who thought I looked younger than I am . . . . that's because I don't. Absolutely not! I spent the first 18 years of my life in a blazing desert sun, and so I have those typical ugly freckles that white African people always have. And the wrinkles. And bags
under my eyes, because I sleep so little. Baah!
Europeans, I find, all look VERY young though. My husband looks at least 15 years younger than he is.
�sigh�
If I were vain, than would pi$$ me off.
~terry
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (17:42)
#24
I'm just going by the only picture I've seen of you, and you look mighty
young in it.
~wolf
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (21:17)
#25
yeah, that's what i thought.
*ahem* 8 June, am 30. but my big rear end makes me look like aunt bea (frumpy).
and i AM downright ugly cuz i've got, like, big ears, nose, chin, forehead, you
name it. (got small bones though-so my weight looks twice as bad!!)
~wolf
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (21:18)
#26
oh, and riette, i didn't find you ugly at all!!
~ratthing
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (22:28)
#27
where is this picture of riette?
~wolf
Mon, Aug 24, 1998 (23:10)
#28
ummm, terry?
~terry
Tue, Aug 25, 1998 (02:12)
#29
I don't remember, I guess it needs a repost, help me out Riette or .
~riette
Tue, Aug 25, 1998 (02:20)
#30
The topic with my name that some INNOCENT created in Babes.
The face looks fairly in place when I'm not talking - but boy, when that mouth opens, it's NIGHT time! I'm one of those people whose right and left side of the face are so far from being a mirror image of each other, it's almost embarrassing - you know, when I open my mouth to talk, you'd think I'd suffered a stroke at some point! Not nice.
~terry
Tue, Aug 25, 1998 (02:25)
#31
~ratthing
Tue, Aug 25, 1998 (09:06)
#32
oh, i am *soooooo* in love.
~riette
Tue, Aug 25, 1998 (10:23)
#33
?????
�shriek�
Terry, you UN-INNOCENT!!
~wolf
Tue, Aug 25, 1998 (20:47)
#34
riette, you have a nice face. mine is doesn't match either side but i think it
adds character (at least that's what i keep telling myself). and NO, i'm NOT
posting it anytime soon.....
~riette
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (02:46)
#35
Oh, don't worry about that - I know what you look like anyway, since we're twins. I think our faces are the last thing in the world we should give a damn about. I've never thought of people as ugly or pretty just from looking at their faces, so I assume that that is true of them too. I wouldn't want to be beautiful, because I don't know how that would affect one's personality - and mine is awful enough as it is!!!! Many beautiful people are so over aware of the way they look that it makes them butt u
ly. Being beautiful is just so temporary - I mean, in 50 years' time Pamela is going to be as unpretty as myself, I HOPE!!! - that one can't really afford to make a big issue out of it.
~stacey
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (14:04)
#36
I'd love to see pics of people you see as attractive Ree-head. Kinds reminds me of that Twilight Zone where they remove the bandages off this woman who has just had facial surgery and they look so afraid and disgusted but the camera pans in and she is beautiful, simply gorgeous, by human standards. When the camera pans out and the doctors and nurses remove their masks, you see that 'normal' for them is lizardlike features...
Anyway Ree-head, I think the picture reveals a very pretty you.
~ratthing
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (14:29)
#37
yes indeed. you are a natural beauty, riette.
~riette
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (14:43)
#38
That's kind, Stacey.
And ha-ha!!!
My best friend, Gillian, is someone I find truly beautiful. I was quite surprised and very angry when my husband met her for the first time, and said to me afterwards: 'She's nice, but God she's ugly.'
She might be - I don't know. We've been best friends for four years now, and still find new things to admire about her all the time. She has every good quality one can possibly imagine in another person - but in a degree of UTTERness. Utterly intelligent, kind, sensible, yet crazy, great to be with, creative, emotional, passionate, open, honest, sweet, a good listener AND advisor, easy to talk to, easy to be silent with - oh, I could go on and on. And because of all these qualities, I find her green an
brown eyes just beautiful with all the things going on in there, I find her nose beautiful when she laughs and it sort of crinkles up like that, and I find her smile gorgeous, I love to look at her quick hands when she helps me bake my daughters' birthday cakes. If I were lesbian, she is just the kind of woman I'd fall in love with emotionally as well as physically.
~riette
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (14:44)
#39
How'd you manage to slip that one in, Ray?!?! I think you're a natural beauty too.
~autumn
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (16:22)
#40
All of you make me feel like a natural woman.
~stacey
Wed, Aug 26, 1998 (16:32)
#41
*singing*
(I shall not disgrace Carole King in such a fashion, I am merely humming)
~riette
Thu, Aug 27, 1998 (02:19)
#42
phew, close call!
(just kidding!!)
~stacey
Thu, Aug 27, 1998 (12:06)
#43
twas close indeed... lucky there is no REALAUDIO hooked up to my computer!
~riette
Thu, Aug 27, 1998 (12:18)
#44
Nor mine, so why don't we sing a duet? Let's make the others squirm!
~stacey
Thu, Aug 27, 1998 (12:19)
#45
*laugh*
we could be causing permanent damage...
~riette
Fri, Aug 28, 1998 (02:14)
#46
Yes, come to think of it. Maybe not then.....
~wolf
Fri, Aug 28, 1998 (22:24)
#47
that is so sweet about your friend gillian. i think you see beauty the way it
was meant to be, without other's standards...that's refreshing. i know what you
mean about finding other people beautiful and not having anyone agree with you!
and no matter what happens, these people will always remain beautiful to you.
and they'll never know why. i can't find a reason why my husband thinks i'm
pretty. i can find every reason why he shouldn't. i'm glad not to be admired
for looks, you know? well, if we're twins, reehead, it must be fraternal! haha!!
~riette
Sat, Aug 29, 1998 (02:10)
#48
ha-ha! Well, I'm glad to be your twin. I can relate to you.
~riette
Sat, Aug 29, 1998 (02:11)
#49
So to speak!!! HA-HA!!!!
~wolf
Mon, Aug 31, 1998 (21:43)
#50
haha!!
~MarciaH
Thu, Feb 3, 2000 (00:19)
#51
Ok...time to post mine. Since I telnet on occasion, I have just about everything on there I was told was safe for me to read *grin*
yapp
0 0 sports
0 0 apps
0 1 fitness
0 0 music
0 0 cultures
0 0 web
0 1 media
0 1 internet
0 3 tv
0 0 movies
0 0 politics
0 0 books
0 0 politics
0 0 environment
0 0 food
0 0 austin
0 0 community
0 0 sex
0 1 radio
0 0 poetry
0 0 restaurants
0 0 projects
0 0 porch
0 0 travel
0 0 computer
0 0 windows
0 0 techbusiness
0 0 art
0 0 parent
0 0 home
0 0 capcity
0 0 homepage
9 2 drool
0 0 education
0 0 medieval
0 0 vc
0 1 spirit
0 0 garden
0 0 health
0 0 science
0 1 philosophy
0 2 babes
0 0 cfp
0 0 news
0 0 justice
0 0 screwed
0 0 inner
0 0 software
0 0 collecting
0 0 seniorcomp
0 0 paraspring
0 0 today
0 0 InternationalConflicts
0 0 Geo
0 0 SpringArk
0 0 history
And I have checked everything but the latest in Drool.
~MarciaH
Thu, Feb 3, 2000 (00:29)
#52
*sigh* there has not been much activity in here for a while. Singing and picture of missing Ree...not much else...*sigh*
~sprin5
Tue, Apr 25, 2000 (09:56)
#53
Here's some more stats.
These are the conferences and how much disk space they're using.
62217 drool
12205 philosophy
11383 austenarchive
10832 porch
7376 apps
5291 sports
3646 cultures
3381 media
3159 fitness
3078 screwed
2900 politics
2871 news
2817 food
2457 community
2220 capcity
2012 inner
1922 music
1659 bronte
1650 Geo
1550 sex
1509 movies
1466 poetry
1213 motorcycle
1022 babes
964 internet
938 genx
920 books
878 art
863 travel
861 spirit
801 cars
775 austin
753 tv
750 paraspring
696 restaurants
678 collecting
654 web
589 health
586 history
578 vc
531 SpringArk
475 home
388 environment
386 projects
346 yapp
309 phinished
303 deeper
298 radio
273 modjane
256 techbusiness
255 parent
253 garden
232 cfp
232 science
176 farm
170 minds
165 InternationalConflicts
160 medieval
159 today
156 computer
155 education
143 unix
139 justice
130 Orenda
116 windows
111 homepage
109 middlemarch
100 software
64 dsm
61 seniorcomp
40 dpo
35 business
34 newtest
33 hammer
24 test
24 austentest
23 farrawae
23 peacemaker
21 hoa
21 nh
18 ViridianCuria
16 eff
12 song
~sprin5
Tue, Apr 25, 2000 (09:58)
#54
Makes you want to post something in song.
~Ann
Tue, Apr 25, 2000 (15:06)
#55
What's in the austenarchive directory?
~MarciaH
Tue, Apr 25, 2000 (17:28)
#56
I checked song...for original stuff, yes?! Not my thing, though I right now have a head full of Billy Joel's glorious stuff...
Geo's doing ok for a conference not yet a year old...*grin*
~sprin5
Tue, Apr 25, 2000 (18:25)
#57
austenarchive is everything from the former austen conference about Jane austen.
~terry
Wed, May 2, 2001 (06:49)
#58
I wish we could do some level of Jane Austen discussion and work more closely with Pemberly.
~Ann
Wed, May 23, 2001 (11:17)
#59
Pemberley doesn't need us. They have a thriving community on their own. What could we offer them that they don't already have?
Also, I think it would be impossible to try to break in on their territory. While I have always wished we could do more discussion of JA, I don't see that happening. They have healthy, active discussions with a large number of participants and lurkers, at best ours would be a pale shadow. Why would anyone look for somewhere else to discuss JA, when they have the RoP?
~terry
Wed, May 23, 2001 (11:42)
#60
That's a great question, rephrasing a bit, what could we offer that we aren't ofering now?
~Ann
Wed, May 23, 2001 (16:01)
#61
That's a great question, rephrasing a bit, what could we offer that we aren't ofering now?
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Better phrased: what could we offer that neither we or the RoP is offering now? I've been thinking about that for years. Still don't have any ideas.