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Charles: Whoa, someone else from Pittsburgh on the CR. Sweet, we could like hang out if we felt like it when I'm in the Burgh at school next year.
Today I was listening to a particular song that I've known for about a year and a half, and it hit me that the lyrics could be completely Gargoyles-inspired. I'll post 'em tomorrow when I get the chance. Later everyone.
Tharos
Monday, June 7, 2004 01:01:29 AM
IP: 69.40.140.22
Charles> <<if all the spin offs on here work together>>: All TGS spin offs are in the same universe. The generral fic archive is completely unrelated.
<<my other ? is if you are done making episodes>>: There are allegedly people working on more now, but it'll still be a while before anyone else sees any results.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Sunday, June 6, 2004 11:55:42 PM
IP: 69.141.212.54
Hi I'm new around here and was just looking around... I loved the show Gargoyles and have all of them on VCD.. I see that you guys made more episodes and this makes me happy... but I have some ?'s for you.. like if all the spin offs on here work together... and my other ? is if you are done making episodes... Ummm yeah thats about it.. sorry if the info I'm asking for is already posted somewhere on here... thanks for your time
Charles Broucard - [thrashangel@hotmail.com]
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Sunday, June 6, 2004 08:17:31 PM
IP: 67.163.247.229
Z> <<The word "language" was probably implied to mean spoken language>>: It is. It's etymology comes from tongue (which I don't believe fish have).
<<language is essentially communication>>: Not quite, language is a subset of communication.
<<You cannot not communicate>>: Does anyone know if the first creatures with variable behaviors had any way to sense each other?
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Sunday, June 6, 2004 12:15:38 AM
IP: 69.141.212.54
*raises flag to half-staff to honor the passing of former President Ronald Reagan.*
DPH
AR, USA
Saturday, June 5, 2004 06:44:03 PM
IP: 67.14.195.47
If only there were more parents in the world like this... I think kids would learn to take responsibility for their own behaviors.
off to finish up with the wedding plans and arrangements. I'm getting married 2 weeks from today! *faints*
Jan - [<--- go mom!]
Saturday, June 5, 2004 02:49:00 PM
IP: 12.215.181.120
hey yall...
Fire Storm>>> i dont think that guy was just angry i think he was just off his nut a little.
is he still out there or did they get him...its hard to tell from the news reports end..
well gotta run...
later yall
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Saturday, June 5, 2004 01:40:45 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231
Todd - Thanks for the info on Julia. Quite interesting. Learn something new every day.
GSide -
<<<Which came 1st: thought or language>>: Thought. Namely "swim swim swim eat swim swim eat eat".>
Pardon my quibbling, but I'm going to disagree on a technicality. The word "language" was probably implied to mean spoken language, but language is essentially communication. If you ask any communications major, he/she will probably tell you, "You cannot not communicate." I bet subconcious/involuntary communication, and thus a form of language, came before conscious thought. Not that it really matters. :)
Peace
Z
Saturday, June 5, 2004 10:30:59 AM
IP: 67.66.158.173
DPH> <<Which came 1st: thought or language>>: Thought. Namely "swim swim swim eat swim swim eat eat".
<<I'm starting to wonder about the possibility of delaying my dice roll to a certain moment when I theoritically have a better chance of rolling the number I want>>: I've seen random number generators that don't take time of day as a modifer, an good luck figuring out to the clock cycle when to roll.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Saturday, June 5, 2004 12:13:42 AM
IP: 69.141.212.54
Fire Storm> It must have been an ex-postal worker.
Mecord's Cat
Friday, June 4, 2004 11:53:05 PM
IP: 65.100.202.245
You know, some times when I read CNN.com, I see something REALLY cool.
THIS is something really cool. Not sure if this person is cooler than the guy who 'jacked a tank, but it is close.
This guy did a helluva lot more damage than the tank guy, though.
Fire Storm - [<--- THIS is cool!]
Friday, June 4, 2004 10:32:57 PM
IP: 68.251.224.12
Went to see "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" today.
* SPOILERS *
I've mentioned this in the other room, but it's interesting to note that they go for the same rules of time travel as "Gargoyles" in that time travelers don't change the past, but contribute to it. This is especially the case when we find out who was *really* responsible for the Patronus that saved Harry and Sirius from the dementors. (Though there are differences, such as the fact that you can't let anybody see you in the HP form of time travel, while in "Gargoyles", those who used the Phoenix Gate to go back in time could be seen by others, and often had to be to achieve their goals.)
I was amused by the inclusion of the "Double double" bit from "Macbeth" as the song for the "Hogwarts Glee Club".
Quite a fun movie, and very atmospheric. It's noticeably darker than the first two; the dementors are truly sinister. And I got a good laugh at the Whomping Willow's scenes in establishing the change of seasons (such as wringing itself dry once winter ends and the snow melts). I highly recommend it.
* SPOILERS END *
Todd Jensen
St. Louis, MO
Friday, June 4, 2004 07:10:45 PM
IP: 4.244.18.77
Haven't stopped in a while, but I had to say congrats to Kyryn. So CUTE!
And WOOH, graduated from high school last night... that was pretty cool.
Tharos
Friday, June 4, 2004 05:52:51 PM
IP: 69.40.137.222
Kyryn : awww! she's adorable. : )
DPH: [The only hope for Ask Greg is if somebody on their own to work out the new system and then Gorebash implements it.] Which is, of course, never going to happen, no matter how many new systems people come up with.
Niamh: I'm interested. I'll email you soon.
Lynati
Friday, June 4, 2004 03:36:39 PM
IP: 66.140.87.120
Drops in
Kyryn. Congratulations.
Spacebabie - [spacebabie@hotmail.com]
Friday, June 4, 2004 02:13:39 PM
IP: 4.238.26.86
hey yall...
Z>> thanks for the link i bookmarked the proper name. i had it saved once before but thanks to a harddrive glich i lost it. i only still had this one from when i had it written down on a piece of paper...and stoupid me didnt think to omit the /tgs and go to s8.com....durr
think ill have to wait for next week though to post in there it is a bit crouded and i have no idea whats going on.
hey anyone wouldnt happen to know Apep's email or somethig would they...
well im off to town now
later yall
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Friday, June 4, 2004 01:52:27 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231
Z - The Julia bit is a coincidence; Julia was the daughter of Caesar Augustus in real history, who was notorious for her wild behavior (all the more a problem for Augustus in light of his desire to restore a more "family values" attitude towards Rome, the same desire that led to his getting the original Magus to cast that spell of modesty over the gargoyles so that they wouldn't wake up naked each evening).
DPH - Actually, I doubt that Demona's likely to be getting pregnant for a long time to come, at least, since I don't see her getting romantic with anybody for a very long while. Not after the way that things went with Thailog; nothing like being betrayed by the guy whom she thought was in love with her and being dumped for a clone of herself - who, to add to the insult, is actually a combined clone of herself and a certain police detective - to make Demona extremely sour about romance for a long time to come.
Todd Jensen
St. Louis, MO
Friday, June 4, 2004 07:10:51 AM
IP: 4.244.12.222
Ok, here's my long overdue post.
Saturday, I sorta fell asleep and missed the 1st half of the 1 episode of YuGiOh. Thankfully, I saw the whole episode today.
Kyryn - congrats.
Brutis - Search for posts by Lynati on Thursday and this is what I am eyeballing: <Yes, Emambu is a local. However, he still has a year left in college and already turned down an offer to help with the 2005 Vegas bid (which I have confirmation IS being submitted, if it has not already)...but you could always ask him to help for a later con.>
I'm getting ready to start taking Zoloft again. Stupid paperwork takes a month to get processed so it would be a month before I could get free stuff. I've been struggling against feeling of depression. I finally found something to do to lift my spirits, if only temporarily: working on another computer program.
I would like to see a Gathering held in the Memphis area, since somehow I doubt there are enough fans in Arkansas to organize a Gathering in Little Rock.
Patrick - Thank you for posting those reminders until how long until the Gathering. There were annoying at 1st, but now, they're worthwhile.
I've rented LOTR:ROK and am looking forward to seeing it.
Lain - <yeah, i was on holiday, so sue me ;) > That's no excuse, Lain ;)
Patrick - <Of course, Demona's pretty bad tempered as it is. Can you imagine what she'd be like if every four weeks she had to lay an egg the size of a large watermelon?> What about how Demona handles being a human? Besides, Demona being pregnant . . with Puck's spell of transformation on her, I'm not sure how pregnacy with her would work.
Patrick - <And for that matter... which came first, the chicken or the egg? ;) > The chicken, of course. Which came 1st: thought or language
Todd - <Why do I have the feeling that Greg's going to be bombarded with egg questions now at the Gathering? > So he's going to be bombared with eggstra questions, that's all. <When "Ask Greg" becomes operational again,> Do you really want Ask Greg opened up to another flood of questions? He's barely made progress on the existing ones. The only hope for Ask Greg is if somebody on their own to work out the new system and then Gorebash implements it. There are still 665 questions left.
Fire Storm - < I think that gargoyles are on their way to extinction anyway > Only because of humans.
My cats seem to be ignoring me (at best) when they're not hungry and whining at me when they are. Does anybody wonder why I don't feel like leaving them with a bunch of food at a time?
I've been playing some more online monopoly. I still believe the game has moods. I'm starting to wonder about the possibility of delaying my dice roll to a certain moment when I theoritically have a better chance of rolling the number I want. If the mechanism for choosing which numbers get rolled on the dice relies on time, there might be something to it.
Gunjack - <It's comming, slowly but surely. Currently, the series authors are preparing to flee the federal government, so that complicates things somewhat. But yeah, it's comming.> So the black ops people finally decided to go after the series authors before they get to lay out something close to the truth of reality?
Ed - <Thirteenth. Hope that's not bad luck, since I need it this week...> Was that week weak?
DPH
AR, USA
Friday, June 4, 2004 01:18:00 AM
IP: 67.14.195.44
Congratulations Kyryn.
Brutis> <<please somone give me the corect addy it tells me that it cannot be found for some reason>>: Look at the top of your screen. See how it says "http://www.s8.org/tgs/"? The fandom is very connected.
Niamhgold> <<Good to see you still posting in here>>: What else do I have to do before bed? Besides porn, but I can squeeze both in.
<<What are you up to these days>>: Not a lot, emulating, reading, the usual.
<<where are you working?>>: Nowhere yet, but I've got a list of places I'll raid next week.
<<Everyone else>>: Ha ha, I knew she liked me best. Now to become a crazy internet stalker type person.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Thursday, June 3, 2004 11:52:29 PM
IP: 69.141.212.54
Sorry for the double, but I have a question regarding a very old Timedancer episode:
In "Out of Joint part 2", a character referred to at one point as "Miss Julia" attempts in vain to seduce Brooklyn. Does anyone (not sure if anyone who worked on the story is still around) happen to know if that was an allusion to the 19th century play "Miss Julie". Both Miss Julie and the Timedancer character Julia were upper class individuals who were both attracted to males that would be considered below their social class. I'm just curious if this in an intentional allusion or if this is just a coincidence. Thanks.
Peace
Z
Thursday, June 3, 2004 11:30:57 PM
IP: 66.143.159.138
Kyryn - Congrats. Just by looking, I bet that's gonna be one smart kid. She just has that look about her.
Brutis - Click my name for the link.
Peace
Z - [<<<S8 CR]
Thursday, June 3, 2004 10:59:48 PM
IP: 66.143.159.138
Congrats to Kyryn!
I know it's been AGES since I stopped in here, and I apologize. The reason I'm posting tonight is because, in my massive packing and cleaning for my move out west, I ran across some unsold prints from my Gargoyles Zodiac series. Instead of throwing these away (since I have so much stuff to move), I was wondering if anyone would want to take them off my hands, for about $2.50 each (8.5"X8"). What I have left for sale are: -4 Brooklyn as Aries prints on semigloss; -3 Hudson as Taurus on semigloss; -1 Owen/Puck as Gemini on semigloss; -1 Lexington as Cancer on matte and detailed with silver ink; -1 Bronx as Leo on matte detailed with gold ink; -1 Angela as Virgo on glossy; -1 Elisa as Libra on matte and detailed with silver; -1 Xanatos as Scorpio on glossy; -1 Demona as Pisces on glossy; and -1 Coldstone as Capricorn on glossy (sadly, no Broadway as Aquarius left).
If you can't remember what the series looked like, just click my website link or go to http://www.kryshiggins.com/chara.htm and scroll down to find the thumbnails of the Gathering Zodiac images. Contact me at fluff_astrid@yahoo.com if you're interested, whether it be in one image or several :) Thanks!
Gside: Good to see you still posting in here. What are you up to these days; where are you working?
Everyone else: I wish I could stay longer, but I've got to keep packing; my flight is in a few days. Eek! Take care y'all!
Niamhgold - [fluff_astrid@yahoo.com]
Thursday, June 3, 2004 09:36:13 PM
IP: 69.161.59.98
KYRYN - Congratulations!
Todd Jensen
St. Louis, MO
Thursday, June 3, 2004 08:01:06 PM
IP: 4.245.18.154
Congrats Kyryn!
Kids can be quite a handful, I should know. Hope to hear more from you soon.
Gotta go
Taleweaver
Thursday, June 3, 2004 07:27:39 PM
IP: 209.179.168.33
hey yall....
spike>>> i got to go check out the s8 comment room. it is back at whaT WWW.S8.com ...please somone give me the corect addy it tells me that it cannot be found for some reason.
ide be willing to help as froggleggs if it was here in baton rouge or somethin i dont have the money really but i could do other things...
kathy>> trust me if i could make it to the gathering i would definatly vollinteer (forgive my typos) but i have not the means to go to canada or remotly close to it.
kyryn>>>oh she is so cute. just like a babbie to be so cute.
Fire Storm>>> no nice is good nice is great....take a deep breath and embrace the nice inside you.
well i got to go finish working on my washer...just got online to look up part.
later yall...
Brutis....click and scroll down to the bottem - [<<<<no 2005 convention???]
hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Thursday, June 3, 2004 05:16:06 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231
Ooops. Let's try this again. This link should work.
Kyryn - [<----the hatchling]
Denton, TX
Thursday, June 3, 2004 10:47:38 AM
IP: 65.242.185.4
Long time no post.
Hey, all. Just dropping by to let those who remember me see why I dropped off the face of the comment room --- my new baby daughter, Natalya.
There's a link below to some pics of her.
Btw, I'll be dropping by A-kon at a few times this weekend. Hopefully I'll run into some of you who are there.
Laters!
Kyryn - [the new hatchling------>]
Denton, TX
Thursday, June 3, 2004 10:39:00 AM
IP: 65.242.185.4
Should have added
Volunteer! If you have two hours we need you! Email me at Volunteer AT gatheringofthegargoyles DOT com and tell me how you'd like to help out. Thanks!
kathy
Thursday, June 3, 2004 08:27:22 AM
IP: 66.82.192.1
Patrick > You haven't seen my fridge (or counter for that matter) I can do whatever I darn well please with eggs and no one would be the wiser. ;P
Gathering Bids > Nice to see this is generating some buzz. Now would be the time to start researching possibilities for 2006, I mean why wait until the last minute and keep everyone on tenderhooks?
Have you made *your* Gathering travel plans yet? Now's the time. We have a room and ride share board at our website if you need help cost sharing or just want company along the way.
http://www.gatheringofthegargoyles.com
The Gathering. It's like "ASK GREG" without the two year wait.
kathy
Thursday, June 3, 2004 08:25:41 AM
IP: 66.82.192.1
I would be willing to help if it was in Detroit and I have then money to front also.
froggleggs
Thursday, June 3, 2004 08:23:57 AM
IP: 65.161.188.11
Gathering bids>>
Interestingly enough, this was the topic of a very vigorous conversation over in S8 last night. The Vegas bid was discussed, but the two that seemed most likely to be proposed was Detroit (FireStorm, don't be surprised if you, Lady Mystic and Coyote get an email about this -- your former bid came up) and Toronto. Cleveland was briefly discussed as it's known that a hotel chain there has expressed interest. I debated throwing my hat into the ring briefly -- Mesquite has a spanking new convention center, nearby restaurants, access to the Mesquite rodeo -- but then I came to my senses. *L* I'm too darned busy as it is -- A-kon's tomorrow, I'm running two life-drawing sessions and I'm STILL matting pictures.
AAAAAUUUUGGHHHH!!!!
Spike
Thursday, June 3, 2004 07:33:06 AM
IP: 209.30.27.204
hey yall...
hey i have to side with Fire Storm ((even though he is siding with me)) . make any bid... the only reason i dont is because i am the ONLY one i know of down here that is into the gargoyles and would host a gathering. the other is that i am VERY seriously low on funds. i have been sitting on 3 dollars in my checking account for a week and have to bounce one for gas and groceries tomorrow. but as fire storm said i would be willing to send him any money i could even if i had to write a very hot check. ide send it tomorrow if he is puts the bid and gets seleced. ide even drive up ther and help out. ((god i sound like a total geek))
look ill help F.S. as i said ill write you a check and put it in the mail i just dont have the recorces to do it down here. not enuf things to get attention in louisiana. and as i said i really dont have the man power to do it myslef
DPH>>>> i did look trought the cr but i dont rember reading anything on it ill have to check again.
wow with all the new info on eggs comming in every day i dont know what to think anymore. it is all getting really confusing....damn i wish i could get to the gathering.
somone get it on tape...ill pay for the tape and shipping charges...hell ill mail ya my camcorder.
well its late here
later yall
Brutis....click and scroll down to the bottem - [<<<<no 2005 convention???]
hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Thursday, June 3, 2004 02:42:58 AM
IP: 205.214.170.231
Tharos> <<There used to be more but they all cut it off, and it was always a sad day>>: This was a command on high, as it has been over a year and I am still unemployed.
Damien> <<Harry duh>>: I was hoping for something cuter.
Fire Storm> <<There is something morally wrong with Classical-Trance-Hard Rock-Country-Rap>>: Sorry, I meant average the tastes out by age group or extremeness to wind up with just Classic Rock.
<<As soon as I have him complete "New York, New York">>: As long as it gets done.
<<Ah, that was my implication too>>: Then we are in agreement about your oedipal complex.
<<At least it isn't a ass hugger>>: At least I could keep breathing.
<<Out of curiosity, which suburb?>>: Naperville. My grandfather got transferred between Bell Labs divisions before he retired.
<<Tissues... do you think I have to supply that TOO?>>: From a small sampling, it appears to me that little old slavic women come equiped with huge handbags crammed with lose tissues.
<<Or pick something non-human based, I guess>>: You know how to cook things that aren't humans?
<<I suppose if you used really good oils and mustard powder>>: Alton Brown puts in some cayenne.
<<at 2 eggs the species is only self-sustaining>>: If there were an imbalance in the male/female birth rate (can be done because sperm have different characteristics based on whether they have asn x or y) and they go for harems.
<<Who would want to put in a bid for 2005 in their own city>>: Like anyone would want to come to Jersey for it.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Thursday, June 3, 2004 12:32:23 AM
IP: 69.141.212.54
Brutis - Check last week's cr. Lynati claimed there was a group actively working on a Las Vegas Gathering 2005 bid.
DPH
AR, USA
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 11:07:45 PM
IP: 67.14.195.27
Further proving that I am NOT an evil person:
From a LJ:
My rescue is in a position that we can rescue a number of kittens from a county shelter int he Atlanta area. No one else really rescues from this shelter so the shelter has made it clear that when their shipment of 'gas' comes in, they will be euthanizing over 20 kittens.
...
I have got to stop doing this. I am becoming... NICE!
AHHH! GOT TO STOP BEING NICE!
Fire Storm - [<--- Please, think of the kitties!]
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 10:46:57 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3
Kathy > You can't have your eggs and eat them, too. Either we have to accept the rules of nature based on comparison to real species, or we just "fanwank" and make everything up. And that makes these pseudo-scientific discussions rather pointless, IMO.
The solar energy thing is another example of something that probably sounded good at the time but is really perplexing when you start to take a hard look at it. For starters, we have to decide whether or not Sevarius was just making use of his B.S. degree when he made that statement. And I'm not sure that first big question has itself ever been clearly resolved.
That issue aside, however, it'd still be impossible for gargoyle eggs that are sealed inside a cave to benefit from any kind of metabolic solar charging. And as for thermal energy... unless it's sitting on a hot spring, a cave isn't going to act as radiator, either. By virtue of it being underground, though, it WILL provide a constant temperature environment pretty much year-round. And that's one thing that eggs definitely need to incubate properly.
65 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!
Patrick
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 09:24:22 PM
IP: 68.170.199.45
Gside: <Average it out to the middle, and you'll be happy.>
There is something morally wrong with Classical-Trance-Hard Rock-Country-Rap.
<Channel the ghost of Freddie Mercury and have him rearrange it.>
As soon as I have him complete "New York, New York"
<I'm somewhat disappointed that you didn't have anything to say about my implication that you thought of your mother as a sex>
Ah, that was my implication too.
<That is nice, but all the same, I don't know it well enough for it to be a french hug>
At least it isn't a ass hugger
<And yes, once again, I have created a new nightmare>
Oh yeah... like the $8.5K+ I have spent on this thing wasn't bad enough!
<Probably sometime after the yearbook is finished, and then we'll be heading off to a suburb of Chicago>
Out of curiosity, which suburb? I actually used to live in Aurora.
<But doesn't every wedding have to have someone cry? Granted, it wouldn't be in that "I always cry at weddings" way, but you take what you can get.>
Ah... crap. Tissues... do you think I have to supply that TOO?
<I guess you'll just have to win them over with your cooking skills. But a tip: find someone else be the main dish>
Or pick something non-human based, I guess. Oh well. I REALLY wanted to try some recipes from Hannibal's book too.
<It's mostly oil and egg, it's just not something you generally think of as eggy.>
Yeah, I know what it's made of... well... I suppose if you used really good oils and mustard powder...
<Maybe because he was just another voice on the net, like us all here.>
Or maybe he was a writer. Not sure on that yet.
Damien: <To myself: and on the # of egs in their life is 3 or 4 tops... which still is a little low for a viable species>
Hell... at 2 eggs the species is only self-sustaining. 3 would permit a very slow growth in the number of the species, but ONLY with a 100% survival rate.
G2005: Ok... I agree with Brutis. SOMEONE has to make a con bid for 2005. Now, who REALLY wants to hold it in their own city? And who would be willing to REALLY help out if someone were to make a bid?
Worst comes to worst, and I haven't talked to LM about this, but come 06-14-04, if there is no bid, I may be willing to resurrect my old G2004 bid for 2005. I don't know who is local, I don't know if Coyote would be available for it, but the fact is I wouldn't be able to do it alone.
Who would SERIOUSLY be willing to help out on a bid up here in Detroit? You don't have to be local, but it would help. And each person needs to be able to contribute $500-$1000, with the possibility that you may not get it all back.
OR...
Who would want to put in a bid for 2005 in their own city but don't think they have enough people to do it? SPEAK UP! You'll never get anyone to help if you don't ask! Maybe I'll be able to help too.
Point is, I don't want the Gatherings to die. Let's keep them alive.
Fire Storm
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 08:35:59 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3
Nna> You will have to go through an attorney and have guardianship papers drawn up. Your daughter will have to sign over her right to guardianship to you. This does not give up her parental rights, though. You will need to ask the attorney about the father's rights - it depends on what your state laws are concerning this issue. Once your daughter signs the papers, it will have to go before a Judge and he/she will make the ruling that you and your husband are legal guardians of the baby.
Best wishes and good luck on all of this - I know that it can be a very trying time for everyone involved.
Jan
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 07:03:21 PM
IP: 12.215.181.120
I need to find out about gardianship laws. I have a daughter she is a baby haveing a baby. Only the baby will not be insured when he or she is born. In order for that to happen my husband and I need to prove gardianship of the baby. So if any one knows what steps we have to go through let me know please
Nna - [Marclovsme4lfe@msn.com]
WILLIAMSTOWN, NJ, USA
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 06:30:11 PM
IP: 151.204.215.233
Damian > You fanwank what works for you and I'll fanwank what works for me. Greg also said at one point that the gargoyles received some of their nutrition from solar energy. So maybe the eggs receive supplemental nutrition from some other source, either solar like the adults or the thermal energy of the rookery potentiates some other cellular process.
kathy
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 04:32:21 PM
IP: 66.82.192.1
hey yall...
((ranting time))
clicky my name for some info...you have to scroll down to the bottem of the page.
saying that with only 14 days left to post bid for the 2005 convention there are still no bids. ide bid but for one i am only one person and 2 i hate my city so i know nothing about it...plus everyone i talk to hates the state of louisiana. oy vey
i's just wondering if this news will catch anyone elses attention. i want to go to a gathering but i have no way to make it this year and the funds are severly limited to host one down here. plus as i said not many people wish to come to louisiana.
((end ranting))
ok back to biology...
i dunno i have been reading a little up on eggs and such and the eggs being able to take in moistrue and things formt the oustide it is starting to sound more like a repital egg. they have leather like eggs that are flexable but do not change in size...hmm soomone last week said that...maby that is the key. they are flexable at the beginging and then herden up... damn i wish i could get to the gathering this year i would love to hear the answers to this discussion.
well i gotta go now..gotta finish ballancing my checkbook.
later yall
Brutis - [<<<<no 2005 convention???]
hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 02:44:26 PM
IP: 216.148.246.89
Gside: Harry duh!
Dam
Wednesday, June 2, 2004 01:59:47 AM
IP: 207.6.144.51
Gside: Less hairy? Braid laying on desk? Nooooo!
Sorry... I was the only long-haired guy in my school. There used to be more but they all cut it off, and it was always a sad day. :( As for what to call it, you're on your own.
Wow, received some news today that I'm not quite sure how to take. My band's been ready for a long time to do a 3-hour set at a party, and about 5 minutes ago I found out the date was July 10th. Then earlier today I got an opportunity to do 2 hours at another party (an awesome, rich party), which is also July 10th. 5 hours, one day? That's gonna be a freaking marathon! I'm worn out thinking about that.
Tharos
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 11:01:15 PM
IP: 69.40.142.209
I am now much less hairy than I was yesterday, and I have a braid well over a foot long lying on my desk. I think I'l start petting it, but what should I call it?
Fire Storm> <<Random, yes? Why? Who knows>>: Maybe because he was just another voice on the net, like us all here.
Brutis> <<sorry i liked ur comment but i forgot ur name>>: So scroll down and double check.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 10:45:32 PM
IP: 69.141.212.54
Kathy: <<Another thing that's always bugged me about the egg thing. The size. The idea that a gargoyle would go through the equivalent of pregnancy and labor and then lay an egg is silly. I'd be much more willing to believe that the eggs when they are first layed are smaller and have a flexible shell. That they would grow and gradually develop a quasi stone exterior over time would seem at least more practical. >>
NO NONO....
no...
remember that an egg is a contained system... the limit on size is How big the creature will be when born.....
the egg cannot expand, becaus the fetus/chick/garglet would run out of food, once they reached the size of the layed egg.... so it makes sense tolay a larger egg, it allows the body to store up the food for the chick/baby/garglet
EVen though that 10 year thing makes me shake my head
To myself: and on the # of egs in their life is 3 or 4 tops... which still is a little low for a viable species
Damien
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 07:41:01 PM
IP: 207.6.144.51
kathy thats who i was lookin for ...thanks for the thought
later yall....again
Brutis
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 03:57:42 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231
hey yall...
wow i missed the countdown and all of monday. hmm good job to me. *smacks forehead*
i hadnt thought about the eggs being flexable like that. that would make a bit more since than trying to pass the egg full sized trugh the...area... and i know nothing about kiwis. although the eggs would have to be more or less solid and less flexable...dunno snake and turtle eggs are flexable and more like leather than egg. it is possible that they are flexable in the begining and then harden up in a few days or hours even. ((sorry i liked ur comment but i forgot ur name)))
well thats all for now
later yall
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 03:56:21 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231
Lyanti - <and now, for the Disturbing Screencap of the Day...
From Awakenings:
http://lynativerse.artchicks.org/Gargoyles/BrookElisa_007.jpg>
Wow. 10 years later we discover that Maggie wasn't the first female Brooklyn tried to bag. And it all happened right before our eyes!
Peace
Z
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 01:06:59 PM
IP: 66.143.158.52
Kathy > The lenght of time between mating and laying has always struck me as odd, too. The size thing has never really bothered me, though. Nature is anything but consistent on that aspect. Just look at the size of the egg the kiwi lays in proportion to its own body mass.
So if everybody brought a plastic egg, then what? We could pelt Greg with them at opening ceremonies? :P
Sing along now, everybody.
Just get your kicks on Route...
66 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!
Patrick
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 12:27:30 PM
IP: 66.93.14.153
Christine > Yep. His name is Deacon, 'cause I found him across the street at the church testifying. <g> Actually, he was yowling for his mama who had evidently taken her kittens on an outing and forgotten to count and make sure she had them all when it was time to go home. I don't think I've ever heard such a tiny (he's was about 4 weeks old) cat make such a noise. I'm not sure I'm keeping him we've already got a dozen cats, but the question is tabled until he's old enough to place into a new home.
Another thing that's always bugged me about the egg thing. The size. The idea that a gargoyle would go through the equivalent of pregnancy and labor and then lay an egg is silly. I'd be much more willing to believe that the eggs when they are first layed are smaller and have a flexible shell. That they would grow and gradually develop a quasi stone exterior over time would seem at least more practical.
I dunno, the whole thing is both upside down and backwards no matter how you look at it.
Oh! Egg prank. A thought. It's close enough to Easter still that the Dollar and other discount stores would probably still have plastic eggs. If everybody brought a plastic egg...
The Gathering. It's like "ASK GREG" without the two year wait.
kathy
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 08:59:32 AM
IP: 66.82.192.1
Um... ever... I dunno...
$h17... I mean, I never knew the guy. I just read a few of his on-line comics, and his most recent story. Liked them all.
And now there are reports that he comitted suicide?
...
Michael Buonauro
...
For some reason... hell, I dunno... this hit me. Hard.
Random, yes? Why? Who knows.
Fire Storm
Tuesday, June 1, 2004 12:18:15 AM
IP: 65.114.91.3
Spacebabie> <<A discussion on eggses, eggses precious eggsssess>>: A box without hinges, key, or lid, yet golden treasure inside is hid.
Krista> <<can that be my screenname?>>: If you haven't seen anyone using it, or heard of anyone else in the fandom going by it, you're probably safe.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Monday, May 31, 2004 11:32:10 PM
IP: 69.141.212.54
Number ten?
32 days left to submit entries for the Music Video contest (deadline is July 1).
37 days left to reserve your hotel room at the Delta Centre-Ville (deadline is July 6 at noon).
46 days left to pre-register for The Gathering 2004 (deadline is July 15).
67 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!
And for those keeping track... 4 days left until the opening of "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban."
Patrick
Monday, May 31, 2004 10:06:17 PM
IP: 69.165.27.90
weeeeeee 67 days left untill the 2004 gathering
Brooklex
Monday, May 31, 2004 10:06:16 PM
IP: 205.188.116.144
Kathy > I have those d'oh! moments all the time ;) And you've got a kitten? Awwww!
Christine - [christine@sabledrake.com]
Monday, May 31, 2004 10:01:40 PM
IP: 67.136.147.125
(Sorry, this is my last post today I swear. I came in here and got mad at Damien so I forgot why I came in here.) It's funny... look at this link. http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/PersonDetail/personid-29718
It's funny that Harry Potter is coming out on Kieth David's birthday.
Krista
Monday, May 31, 2004 07:54:07 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201
Damien: You double posted too! Anyway, I realized it after I posted. Yes, it is Krista, but I like Morgan le Fay. I Am Morgan Le Fay is one of my favorite books. Fine. I guess I'll go back to Krista as my screen name. At least its better than some other things I know of.
Morgan le Fay aka Krista
Monday, May 31, 2004 07:51:09 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201
ok so i was 9th
re: eggs:
Is it just me or did greg say that gargoyles only lay 2 batches of eggs in their life? if he did, there is a major problem with this...
later!
Damien
Monday, May 31, 2004 06:12:53 PM
IP: 207.6.144.51
8th... after the doubleposting krista!
Damien
Monday, May 31, 2004 06:09:39 PM
IP: 207.6.144.51
Top ten =)
silvadel
Monday, May 31, 2004 06:09:25 PM
IP: 24.225.221.135
Hey, I was 7th last time! Only w/ this pic. Funny.
~Krista
Morgan le Fay
Monday, May 31, 2004 06:01:34 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201
7th! In the name of Morgan le Fay!
ps, can that be my screenname? I've been looking for one.
Krista
Monday, May 31, 2004 05:55:39 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201
Seis!
Dezi
Monday, May 31, 2004 05:04:25 PM
IP: 68.58.158.101
5th!
Leo
Monday, May 31, 2004 04:12:15 PM
IP: 68.231.241.236
4th in the name of Memorial Day.
Spacebabie - [spacebabie@hotmail.com]
Monday, May 31, 2004 04:09:16 PM
IP: 4.238.8.166
2!
Ignore the weird typos. There was a kitten on the keys.
kathy
Monday, May 31, 2004 04:08:22 PM
IP: 66.82.192.1
3rd.
Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Monday, May 31, 2004 04:07:55 PM
IP: 69.141.212.54
::Drive by linkage:: http://www.icr.com.au/~cps/embryology/parts_of_the_egg.htm
The Parts of an Egg. I thought a little actual biology might be appropriate.
Christine / Josh > My brain made that sentence conversion about five minutes after I finished posting, but I was too tired to go back and say so.
./
Patrick > Sometimes the chalaza does a pretty good imitation of looking like a partially developed embryo
9, or there's a bloodspot or other imperfection that isn't caught in the sorting process. But 99.5 or so percent of eggs sold are infertile.
kathy
Monday, May 31, 2004 04:07:09 PM
IP: 66.82.192.1
yeah, i was on holiday, so sue me ;)
lain
Monday, May 31, 2004 03:44:44 PM
IP: 4.7.36.9