Comments | thresholds_walk: You Can't Be Slick in the Woods

arxacies in thresholds_walk

You Can't Be Slick in the Woods

Jun 11, 2007 07:07

Good morning,

First of all, thank you to everyone for a wonderful Thresholds X. It was wonderful to see everyone and I am deeply impressed, very proud, and extremely happy with everyone. This weekend we acted as a family should act and it was exquisite. Thanks especially go to corvaxgirl I probibly would have either walked into a wall, the river, or ( Read more... )

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rubyhatchling June 11 2007, 14:39:38 UTC

*snuggles you*

corvaxgirl June 11 2007, 15:25:18 UTC

I will be posting about my fabulous thresholds experience as soon as my head is not so stuffed with cold fluff! There is nothing natural about the woods, I came home with quite the cold. ;)

Actually the woods are very natural... arxacies June 11 2007, 18:37:08 UTC

just not for perfectly adorable kittens.

Unfortunately there aren't food bowls every 4 feet.

The management is working on that.

Re: Actually the woods are very natural... corvaxgirl June 15 2007, 18:29:15 UTC

Thank you. I appreciate it. ;)

Not a problem... arxacies June 15 2007, 18:31:48 UTC

We even were given extra members of the Noble Proletariat to work on the project. :)

dancinglights June 11 2007, 18:29:58 UTC

you can so be slick in the woods. it just takes a v. different approach. food, booze, bells.

good to see you, dear. it had been too long.

No no, that's looking awesome or cool. arxacies June 11 2007, 18:36:14 UTC

Not slick.

There is a difference, albeit a small one.

Michael Jackson before he became a rich white woman, slick.

James Bond, slick.

This simply cannot happen with that many insects and dirt unless one happens to have a dirt repulsor field.

Strangely enough, I think that you and two other people had one.

You need to forward the shop where you got that from to me.

Re: No no, that's looking awesome or cool. dancinglights June 11 2007, 19:03:02 UTC

The secret is beating the heat by showering constantly and then indulging in the consequent costume changes. also leather. lots of leather.

The heat is a whole other discussion arxacies June 11 2007, 19:13:04 UTC

though your points are quite valid.

What I fail to understand is how one can be in leather and not turn into a pool of rather distasteful goo. I think it's one of your mystic elven mojo powers.

As someone who spent a significant portion in a similar state(though in my case I didn't mind mostly as I was getting good exercise).

Btw, as I forgot to say it about three responses ago, it was way too long.