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Three Things I enjoy are Eating My Family and Not Using Commas

Eddie Davidson 🚫

Hopefully, you get the play on words above and don't think I am a cannibal.

I did a short blog post with the same title and thought a few of you perverts may enjoy the title.

Can we get an unofficial Thanksgiving story contest going? no real winners/competition - just a few of us inspired to write thanksgiving themed stories?

Perhaps a Dom-Sub couple that return to their vanilla family for Thanksgiving and get found out?

I did one about a woman who "Gives until it hurts" at the local homeless shelter- She was caught giving BJ's outside behind the dumpster by her two daughters she dragged there to help dish out Thanksgiving dinner.

If your thing is Naked in School, Science Fiction, Love Stories, or Westerns - what kind of short Thanksgiving story might you write?

Doesn't have to be completed by Thursday.

Replies:   Crumbly Writer
irvmull 🚫
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I'm giving up drinking until Christmas.

Oops, I meant:

I'm giving up, drinking until Christmas.

When you really can't stand your inlaws and/or the holiday season.

Replies:   Dominions Son
Dominions Son 🚫

@irvmull

Some Christian groups make a big deal about giving things up for Lent (the 40 days leading up to Easter Sunday).

Next year for Lent I plan to give up giving things up. :)

Replies:   Crumbly Writer
Crumbly Writer 🚫
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@Dominions Son

Some Christian groups make a big deal about giving things up for Lent (the 40 days leading up to Easter Sunday).

Next year for Lent I plan to give up giving things up. :)

In my case, I gave up religion for Lentβ€”some 40-some years ago! ;)

In other news, I also game up commas (somewhat) for pacing and increased drama. The key isn't to always use or avoid commas, but to realize where they're essential, and where they're not. Unfortunately, that mostly comes from putting them in the wrong places for years and paying the price for it!

Replies:   richardshagrin
richardshagrin 🚫

@Crumbly Writer

commas

"Besides the similarity in spelling and both being nouns, these two words have very little in common.

Coma is a noun, meaning a state of unconsciousness.
Comma is a noun, meaning a punctuation mark.
It could be said that both of these words do reflect a pause (one in life and one in grammar); however, they are not interchangeable."

Common is also related to comma, replace the a with on.

Crumbly Writer 🚫

@Eddie Davidson

Hopefully, you get the play on words above and don't think I am a cannibal.

This is SOL, cannibalism is the last thing anyone was thinking!

Eddie Davidson 🚫

Did you hear about the commaunist?

He became a grammar Nazi.

ystokes 🚫

I always liked the 2 words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently.
Bass: a fish with a big mouth.
Bass: a guitar with a big sound.

Replies:   Dominions Son
Dominions Son 🚫

@ystokes

Bass: a guitar with a big sound.

Technically, that's a guitar with a low pitch (low frequency), not necessarily a big sound.

Sound can be big (loud, high amplitude) whether it is high pitch or low pitch.

ystokes 🚫

If it makes my dentures fall out of my mouth it is a big sound. So there :-p""

Replies:   Dominions Son  bk69
Dominions Son 🚫

@ystokes

If it makes my dentures fall out of my mouth it is a big sound.

That would require a combination of pitch/frequency and volume/amplitude.

low pitch/frequency sounds tend to have a more tactile effects if the volume is high enough.

Yes,if it makes your dentures fall out it's a big sound, but it's not that it's a low pitched sound that makes it so.

bk69 🚫

@ystokes

If it makes my dentures fall out of my mouth it is a big sound. So there :-p""

If I taped a mic to a ukelele, and hooked that mic up to a PA amp that was running a Koss Concert speaker, that would be a 'big sound' by your definition.

Replies:   Crumbly Writer
Crumbly Writer 🚫
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@bk69

If I taped a mic to a ukelele, and hooked that mic up to a PA amp that was running a Koss Concert speaker, that would be a 'big sound' by your definition.

How 'bout if we just compromise and say that it makes a "disturbing, rattling, cracking sound of additional dollars being flushed down the commode"?

By the way, what kind of friggin' sound causes one's dentures to fall out. Aren't your gums somewhat soundproof? After all, that's why mumbling's so mumbled!

Replies:   Remus2
Remus2 🚫
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@Crumbly Writer

By the way, what kind of friggin' sound causes one's dentures to fall out. Aren't your gums somewhat soundproof?

Probably high amplitude infrasound at a guess. By the time it's audible to humans, it's already doing damage to the body. There is a lot of research into using infrasonics as a weapon. Though it can't be proven, there is a general concensus that such a weapon was used on US diplomats in Cuba a few years back.

ETA: had to look up the link for the article.
NASA performed a study back in the late 70's regarding the effects of infrasound on human vision. More specifically it was to pin down the resonant frequency of the human eye.

Their purpose was in finding the cause of visual aberrations in astronauts, or at least it was the stated purpose. The frequency was identified as 18 hertz. At high enough amplitude, it produced standing waves at resonance within the eyes leading to visions at the corner of their eyes. Turning to look at them, there was nothing there. This could explain some ghost sightings btw.

ystokes 🚫

I used the term "big sound" to match the term "big mouth" and not surprisingly am corrected for using the wrong term, It's not big sound, how dare you use that term, which makes me laugh. So I reply what is clearly a joke about the sound making my dentures fall out, again causing people to question my comment. Again I get to laugh because you seem to freak out on the smallest thing.

In my opinion the sound of the bass is a big sound as it causes things to vibrate which could be dentures to fall out if the volume is high enough. This is my opinion and couldn't give a rats ass if you agree with it or not.

richardshagrin 🚫

@ystokes

This is my opinion and couldn't give a rats ass if you agree with it or not.

I agree it would be difficult to give a rat's ass. First catching a rat is challenging. Then cutting it so as to have the portion with just the ass requires skill and experience most people do not have. Packaging the rat's ass is also not simple, if it isn't wrapped it will bleed and otherwise damage whatever it is set on. I doubt the postal service will accept a package with such a content. You will have to deliver it in person, and perhaps the recipient will
not accept it. It probably will smell unpleasant, depending on if there are substances that should have been discharged from the rat's ass. Lets just agree it is not a good idea to promise anyone a rat's ass.

awnlee jawking 🚫

@ystokes

I used the term "big sound"

I seem to remember it having special significance to the music scene, a band having a 'big sound' as opposed to a normal sound. But firstly I can't find any justification on the internet, Google thwarting me by looking for big noise (which means something completely different) instead. And secondly, for some reason I associate it with an enhanced brass component.

Oh well, I guess I'm just another rat's ass :-(

AJ

Replies:   bk69
bk69 🚫

@awnlee jawking

I seem to remember it having special significance to the music scene

You may be thinking of the 'Big Band sound', which did have such a definition.

ystokes 🚫

Unless the rat is a complete ass.

Replies:   Dominions Son
Dominions Son 🚫

@ystokes

Unless the rat is a complete ass.

But then the rat would be an ass, it wouldn't have an ass. So you don't have a rat's ass to give.

Crumbly Writer 🚫

Redefining the topic slightly, "What I most love is eating yo' Mama, commas be damned!" ;)

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