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Originally Posted by kerrianna
Not really, no.
In fact, I think your spell over me just broke.
Not think!? Not think!? Seeya! I'm off to find a boy!
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Originally Posted by kerrianna
Not really, no.
In fact, I think your spell over me just broke.
Not think!? Not think!? Seeya! I'm off to find a boy!
Wow, I think we found our new bouncer . . . just as well since Kieron was sent up to the crow's nest for some reason. Kerri, why is he up there again? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace Boy
nuhh uhh!!! im still the bouncer!! thats my job no one elses!! *storms off in a huff* btw i put a decoy up the crows nest cos i dont like heights!Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptLex
Blimey Kerrianna... I'm sure you're going through these boys like a hot knife through butter..... poor Dasein9 (although prolly happy now you're not chasing him)... ditched the chase for him and straight on to the new boy.... I think I'm going to have to change your name.... ***** *******... you fill in the blanks :devil:Quote:
Originally Posted by kerrianna
she'll be back to Pocs when he's around :heehee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tamara GG
Poc as well??? :rolleyes: Jeezz.... trollops r us :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kieron Andrew
what have i stumbled upon !! :eek: :lol: @ trollops r us thats mint :lol: :thumbsup:
I think this says it all . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Tamara GG
Attachment 45089
My clever bush disguise will fool Kerriana's eyes!
...I should not have said that out loud.
Sh*t! I knew it! I said that to myself when I wrote it. Oh well, it's for the best. I wouldn't want you to embarass yourself. You should try not thinking. It can be fun. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dasein9
I was trying to get him out of the way. He was ruining my fun, alerting the Prof to my wicked ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptLex
See? This is what I mean! This guy is way too slippery. You should keep an eye on him Captain. Maybe a little time in the brig with me torturing him will make sure he watches his little tricks! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kieron Andrew
"Sweet Tigress" obviously. I like that. Thanks. :happy: :battingeyelashes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tamara GG
hehehe...well, the tracking device I planted on him says he should be back soon. Maybe I'll just 'bump' into him then. :devil: ...sh#t! did it again...:heehee: ...remember...:heehee: , not :devil:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kieron Andrew
You buy me that and I'll wear it. With pride. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by CaptLex
Now, I thought I saw ? around here. Hmmmm, where did he go? Is he hiding behind that bush? Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Question Mark
*bites her lip in consternation*
Oh well...I'm sure there are other boys around. I'll just hang around the Clubhouse and wait for them to come out. :D
No, you really, really shouldn't have. But on the plus side, if Kerriana goes after you next I can *ahem* borrow your bush disguise. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Question Mark
*adopts deep masculine voice*Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace Boy
Hey Ace, I think if a pretty girl asks you to dance you should just take her up on it and have a good time. Nothing will get broken.
*can't help giggling*:heehee:
hehehe Well, maybe a few things...we are pirates after all. :happy: :p
Hrm what's my AVEN SN again? I'd log in and reply "It's Kerrianna. She's flirting. Dance with her, man! Make the other boys jealous!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace Boy
:happy: You are so right Bi.Quote:
Originally Posted by bi_weird
Maybe we should dance and make everyone jealous!
*holds out her hand for Bi to take a spin around the dance floor.*:twirl:
:happy: I'd be happy to Ace. I like wallflowers, I used to be one myself. Wall got too cold. If your wall does too, I'm just out here on the dance floor, twirling around. :happy::twirl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace Boy
That would work, except I already superglued myself into it! Ha ha!Quote:
Originally Posted by happyfish
...wait... I superglued myself into it? D'oh!
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Originally Posted by Question Mark
[SIZE="2"]Tee hee! :heehee:
Okay, c'mon down to the Library. We'll do some research and get you out of this fix. [/SIZE]
[SIZE="1"]Say, why do none of the emoticons have books in their hands?[/SIZE]
Cool! I see Das has 666 posts while I'm reading his Evil Devil thread. I mean eeek! :eek:
*runs away*
Excellent! While we're there, I'd like to check out some books. I hope it's not an issue that I've got six books long overdue, considering the circumstances? <_<
Yeh, still alive. Was doing a conference at school, and ended up exhausting myself.
:D ... too bad you don't really like girls Das... I could have ended up doing that for you. :heehee: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dasein9
Yeh, there are a few times that folks at the conference were saying things you'd really like, Kez. Like "return to heteronomy" and "subservient thinking."
:devil: Oh, yes you're right. That does bring back fond memories in the brig. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dasein9
Too bad I wasn't at the conference.
Nothing like some of this to get a girl steamed up:
Abstract : The circulation of ideas is not independent neither from power relations between states and neither from power relations between disciplines. As a matter of fact, it is embedded in relations of domination. The circulation of scientific ideas between spaces that are separated by boarder results from strategies pertaining to the field the agents perform in and their respective position in this field. The less a field is autonomous, the more it depends from variables that are foreign to its own logic – therefore the stronger grows their influence on men and ideas inside the field. This observed rule implies that the circulation of ideas and men depends much more from the state of fields and the position occupied by the agents when the autonomy is strong, and much more from the position in the social space when the degree of independence is low. I.e. a greater subordination to scientific work and to the scientific production is the price to pay for more freedom and an easier circulation of men and ideas which is also less influenced by the states or by economical needs. In the current situation of return to heteronomy, where variables external to the scientific field tend to gain control over the scientific production and its circulation, frontiers inevitably reappear within the scientific and cultural universe, science submits to particularism and so the dominated spaces to the logic of dominant centers. Therefore, it is extremely important that the mechanics of circulation of ideas between the different European spaces and the social logic over the circulation of scientific ideas are discussed by the means of a comparative history, in order to ensure that reason wins over most irrational drives and universalism over sectarian identitarism or, to put it in another way, to widen the autonomy of scientists. Thus, this an efficient manner and likely to succeed in mastering some obstacles, deeply anchored in institutions and ways of thinking and thus to create a generalized space of free scientific exchange in Europe. The colloquium is integrated in the work of an international research program which aims at creating a Research Space for European Social Sciences (ESSE). Financed by the European Community this wide network brings together more than hundred participants who support the overture of a rational dialogue between researchers coming from different disciplines and traditions.
:daydreaming:
:sleep: Oh, sorry *yawn* . . . nodded off there, Kez. That stuff might turn the professor on, but it a cure for my insomnia. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by kerrianna
Well, you ARE a man of action Captain.
Not that Das isn't. :happy:
BTW Das... that wasn't a reference to my brief interest in :dom: was it?
Because :dom: is still my friend, and I'm sure she'd stick up for me. :D :devil: