Suggestions - clothes for the ball

Tadelesh · Joined: 31 Jul 2008 Posts: 595

:shock: I recently discovered a webcomic following two house cats, Two Lumps, and been reading it to try and catch up to the present updates. I just came across one where they more or less quote Xebulon's quote (adding a mention of PBS, whatever that is; forgive my ignorance). I was like, "Whoa..."

Mystic · Joined: 23 Sep 2007 Posts: 424

Lord Nelson wrote: My lady, I am as innocent as a lamb, and as pure as the freshly fallen snow. Innuendo? I?

You may be one of high upbringing Lord Nelson, but I can see past all that to the way you drool over Sara that there's quite a bit of horndog in you.

Xebulon · Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 1396

Tadelesh wrote: :shock: I recently discovered a webcomic following two house cats, Two Lumps, and been reading it to try and catch up to the present updates. I just came across one where they more or less quote Xebulon's quote (adding a mention of PBS, whatever that is; forgive my ignorance). I was like, "Whoa..."

You've caught me red-pawed, sir! Bravo! :lol:

Lord Nelson · Joined: 03 Sep 2007 Posts: 118

Mystic wrote: Lord Nelson wrote: My lady, I am as innocent as a lamb, and as pure as the freshly fallen snow. Innuendo? I?

You may be one of high upbringing Lord Nelson, but I can see past all that to the way you drool over Sara that there's quite a bit of horndog in you.

Cat, milady. There is not and never has been a horndog in me to any degree, in any way, shape, or form.

Were I any less than incorruptible, I might point out that I'd very much like to see about there being a bit of horncat in the lovely Miss Sara, but I cannot for the life of me imagine that I should ever say anything of the sort.

Tadelesh · Joined: 31 Jul 2008 Posts: 595

Xebulon wrote: Tadelesh wrote: :shock: I recently discovered a webcomic following two house cats, Two Lumps, and been reading it to try and catch up to the present updates. I just came across one where they more or less quote Xebulon's quote (adding a mention of PBS, whatever that is; forgive my ignorance). I was like, "Whoa..."

You've caught me red-pawed, sir! Bravo! :lol: Does that mean you actually got it from that webcomic? I thought it seemed quite a coincidence. If you didn't, it's even more of a coincidence.

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 1481

Carrie-Phox wrote: awwww... But like i said Labryn, I need a guy who can devote himself totally to me <3<3<3 . . .

Well, as much as I'd like the ability to devote myself to one woman in my life, I'm afraid I care far too much for all my friends and family members that I can't. *sigh* It has always been a problem of mine, and I fear it is why I've not been able to hold onto a girlfriend for too long. I'm not saying I cheat on them, but the fact that I go to take care of a friend here or there and can't spoil her every day... *shrugs* Thats how I am though. I suppose I'd need an independent woman, I don't know.

Carrie-Phox wrote: . . . ;3
you know I'm a big tease <3<3<3. . .

Perhaps not as big as Mystic *gives his sis a quick stick of the tongue* but one none the less. *squeeze*

kommy wrote: All I get is your mind, huh? Ah well, I suppose it'll look good enough in a jar on my desk. . .

Well, if I devoted a piece to each of you that would best represent my interest in you. Though, if thats not good enough for you, and since Betty is busy with Red, you could use my body for the time being as well. ;P

kommy wrote: . . .*Laughing* Not sure how adventurous you find me, though. I did not think I exuded any excitement. I am, however, always pleased to have a peer to banter with and occaisonally verbally spar. A sharp wit is more important than a sharp blade, to quote a very wise man. . .

Indeed. You forget you play Warhammer and various other games. To some of us men, to find a woman who has the same interests and hobbies is quite exciting.

kommy wrote: . . .Now if only I knew how to find you online again...

Well, there is always FA, though I can try to catch you on messenger again. ^_^

Xebulon · Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 1396

Tadelesh wrote: Xebulon wrote: Tadelesh wrote: :shock: I recently discovered a webcomic following two house cats, Two Lumps, and been reading it to try and catch up to the present updates. I just came across one where they more or less quote Xebulon's quote (adding a mention of PBS, whatever that is; forgive my ignorance). I was like, "Whoa..."

You've caught me red-pawed, sir! Bravo! :lol: Does that mean you actually got it from that webcomic? I thought it seemed quite a coincidence. If you didn't, it's even more of a coincidence.

Yes.

Vanessa · Joined: 13 Nov 2004 Posts: 690

To Drake: I'dd like to draw this type of tuxedo/kilt for your apparence:
http://www.dunedinscottish.com/images/webstore/kilt&pc.jpg
look at that cool website:
http://www.thgibson.co.uk/Products.html
what do you think? :D

Drofgod969 · Joined: 08 Sep 2008 Posts: 834

:shock: those look awesome. I know i am not Drake but i wouldn't mind if my avatar had one of those. :cry: but i am not a member yet. :evil:

Tearlach · Joined: 04 Oct 2008 Posts: 261

Ah, But doe ye ken the origin of the Sporran ? T'is a dark tale, rarly told but ken'd by every true Scotsman :evil:
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Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3015

Ach, ye're daft, man. We've no time for fairy tales of accursed kilts.

Tearlach · Joined: 04 Oct 2008 Posts: 261

Ashton Gray wrote: Ach, ye're daft, man. We've no time for fairy tales of accursed kilts.
Fairy tales is it! You ha'v never been on the Haggis Hunt.
A test of Malehood a'body must indure in order to be called " That daft bugger " :lol: Yer Sassenach :)

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 1481

But can there be only one?

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3015

I certainly 'ope so. Having cursed clothes out there is bad enough wit'out having an entire wardrobe in exsistance!

Lord Nelson · Joined: 03 Sep 2007 Posts: 118

Ashton Gray wrote: I certainly 'ope so. Having cursed clothes out there is bad enough wit'out having an entire wardrobe in exsistance!

To hold such a wardrobe might require an armoire of invincibility.

Bestile1 · Joined: 21 Aug 2007 Posts: 719

Lord Nelson wrote: To hold such a wardrobe might require an armoire of invincibility.

Nuklear Power fan are we?

kommy · Joined: 07 Sep 2006 Posts: 495

Never really been sold on kilts, myself... Maybe it's because I dislike plaid?

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 1481

I'd assume it would be a disdain of plaid. It couldn't be one of skirts, seeing how you tend to wear them. . . *Rubs chin* Hmm...then again, you weren't wearing it on your billboard, and perhaps you like to strut about the lab in only your beloved lab coat...

Xebulon · Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 1396

kommy wrote: Never really been sold on kilts, myself... Maybe it's because I dislike plaid?

Ah yes, plaid. The number one choice for the fashion-conscious lumberjack for it's opposition to nature. When combined with flanel it's a particularly potent garment. :lol:

Tearlach · Joined: 04 Oct 2008 Posts: 261

Ah yes, plaid. The number one choice for the fashion-conscious lumberjack for it's opposition to nature. When combined with flanel it's a particularly potent garment. :lol:[/quote]
Running the risk of boring people :) Most of the earliest kilts where of very dark colours, blue and greens. All the better for hunting or being hunted :shock: The plaid then rarely bore affiliation to the clan of the wearer, a special brooch or badge sufficed. It was only with the invention of more modern dyes that the plaid became brighter and more significant in clan identification. I hope you took notes as I will be setting home work later. :roll: :lol: :lol: