Virtual cheating = divorce?

[astanley]

Provided it doesn't evolve into a VR relationship on to itself, isn't visiting the VR prostitute just a fantasy, but using more tech then imagination? Because otherwise, doesn't any sort of role playing with the real world SO become a form of cheating with your SO?

This thread is like a sore tooth: I keep poking at it, hurt myself, and 30 minutes later, I poke it again to see if still hurts.

I've got a half quart of 'shine in my fridge. Hmmm.

Cheers,

-Andrew

 

[flyersfan31]

This thread is like a sore tooth: I keep poking at it, hurt myself, and 30 minutes later, I poke it again to see if still hurts.

I've got a half quart of 'shine in my fridge. Hmmm.

Cheers,

-Andrew

I've had moonshine, straight outta the Mason Jar. Yikes - hot stuff!!!!!!!

 

[Chip Sylverne]

I've had moonshine, straight outta the Mason Jar. Yikes - hot stuff!!!!!!!

I once got into a discussion of the relative merits of Carolina vs. West Virginia shine standing in line at the wine shop. Apparently the WV iteration is best with a peach or an apple soaking in it.

This from a young lady still on the sunny side of 30. Only in WV will you find true shine connoiseurs...

 

[rpadula]

I can understand the woman's point of view in this situation. She met a character online, and it went somewhere -- to their real-life marriage. And when she sees his on-line character interacting inappropriately with another, she recognizes the same pattern and worries where it will lead. Kind of like the mistress who becomes the new wife; she will always be suspicious of her hubby's whereabouts.

The last sentence of the article completes the circular pattern:

Taylor is now in a new relationship with a man she met in the online roleplaying game World of Warcraft.

 

[rpadula]

This thread is like a sore tooth: I keep poking at it, hurt myself, and 30 minutes later, I poke it again to see if still hurts.

I've got a half quart of 'shine in my fridge. Hmmm.

Cheers,

-Andrew

Andrew,

You can kill more brain cells on this thread I posted just for you.

 

[flyersfan31]

I once got into a discussion of the relative merits of Carolina vs. West Virginia shine standing in line at the wine shop. Apparently the WV iteration is best with a peach or an apple soaking in it.

This from a young lady still on the sunny side of 30. Only in WV will you find true shine connoiseurs...

The stuff I had was Georgia shine.

Moonshine with a piece of fruit soaking in it? That sounds a little fey, doesn't it??

 

[Anthony]

This from a young lady still on the sunny side of 30. Only in WV will you find true shine connoiseurs...

And Kentucky. Don't forget the Bourbon capital of the world. I've never tried moonshine, but have had grain alcohol in my college days mixed with Hawaiin Punch or some such "Kool Aid" type drink in a Rubbermade garbage can.

That's all I remember from that night.

 

[Pi1otguy]

This thread is like a sore tooth: I keep poking at it, hurt myself, and 30 minutes later, I poke it again to see if still hurts.

Just be happy I didn't dig up the articles about real people spending/earning real money for Virtual real estate to the tune of hundreds and thousands of dollars. In the past I believe one would need a few "herbs" to do this.

http://money.cnn.com/2007/03/22/technology/fastforward_secondlife.fortune/index.htm
March 23, 2007
Coldwell Banker will open a virtual sales office and start selling virtual land at 9 a.m. on Friday. The company released the information exclusively to Fortune.
...
Coldwell Banker has bought extensive tracts of property on the central "mainland" of Second Life. (Most companies own "islands" scattered all over.) It subdivided this digital land into 520 individual houses and living units, half of which it will sell and half it will rent.

and now.

 

[flyersfan31]

but have had grain alcohol in my college days mixed with Hawaiin Punch or some such "Kool Aid" type drink in a Rubbermade garbage can.

That's all I remember from that night.

Ahhh, grain punch. Those were the days.......

 

[astanley]

Ahhh, grain punch. Those were the days.......

Williams College Jungle Juice:

Take a bath tub. Add 4 bottles grain alcohol. Add in four containers tropical Kool Aid, with sugar. Add in one bag oranges, one bag lemons, one bag limes, all cut into quarters and squeezed. Run cold water until tub is full.

This was a terrible mix in Hubbell, but was a great mix in the old frat houses.

Cheers,

-Andrew

 

[kevin47881]

We use to call those "Jim Jones parties". We put a sign above the door welcoming all to "Jonestown". At about 2 a.m. it resembled Jonestown.

 

[astanley]

The stuff I had was Georgia shine.

Moonshine with a piece of fruit soaking in it? That sounds a little fey, doesn't it??

In fact, not at all. Peach, cherries, and other fruits are frequently used in dressing up a shine. My favorite is peach; fresh peaches are placed in the shine for 3 to 6 months, filtered, and serve. Whoo boy that stuff is like rocket fuel.

Cheers,

-Andrew

 

[SCCutler]

And Kentucky. Don't forget the Bourbon capital of the world. I've never tried moonshine, but have had grain alcohol in my college days mixed with Hawaiin Punch or some such "Kool Aid" type drink in a Rubbermade garbage can.

That's all I remember from that night.

Ahhh, yes...


...we always had slices of fruit floating in the punch, and by morning, the walls had sticky fruit slices adhered to them by sugary goo. It was marvelous.

Makes my head hurt just to think about it.

 

[Anthony]

...we always had slices of fruit floating in the punch, and by morning, the walls had sticky fruit slices adhered to them by sugary goo. It was marvelous.

Makes my head hurt just to think about it.

Tell me about it. One of the girls dorms on campus had a "no alcohol" party. We smuggled in several bottles of grain alcohol and spiked the punch. Everyone got rip roaring drunk. People sere saying, "see, we can have fun without alcohol". Laughed our *sses off!

 

[Henning]

The stuff I had was Georgia shine.

Moonshine with a piece of fruit soaking in it? That sounds a little fey, doesn't it??

Noooo, that's goood.... My buddy made the best shine out of watermelons and strawberries, then would dice up some fruit into the jar and fill with shine....mmmmmmmm.....smooooth.....