Recent content by pleatherdyke

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the relationship developing between zoe and nikki is, to me, more interesting and hotter than what's going on in the cellar.

not at all. i think the seduction and the ambiguity of this first chapter are very hot, and i'm looking forward to seeing how this story develops.

sadly true. despite the fact that this should be a respectful environment, particularly as regards the sexual inclinations and orientations of others, i think the online nature of the forum allows people to sate their fetish privately and anonymously without having to actually interact with...

this is the most womyn-hating shit i have ever read.

oh, and i bet it was a womon slaveowner too. so we're alternately victimizing people of color and womyn. are you a white male, by any chance?

yes. slavery is a fact; it's more than a fact, it is the root of twentieth-century american history. slavery still exists in america. i am not denying that. my problem is not that the acknowledgement of slavery offends my sensibilities. my problem is that using the nightmarish reality of...

mm, i would prefer if exactly thirty yards around me was a male-free zone. i don't believe womyn were meek and delicate, rather that society forced us to act as though we were so that men could publicly display their "ownership" of us through acts of "chivalry." as womyn become less...

stories about slavery are in incredibly poor taste.

i figured listing things that make people happy might be a better way of helping people to stop being mad at each other than listing things that make people mad. does that make sense? anyway, add your own! (numbers are arbitrary, these aren't ranked) 1) "everything" bagels 2) big ladees 3)...

people who like douglass adams's work should definitely check out the salmon of doubt, a collection of published and unpublished work by adams published posthumously.

a game's selling well has nothing to do with its quality and everything to do with the marketing engines behind it (as is the case with, say, halo 2). most of the acutal innovation in game design right now is going on in the indy and freeware scenes. (the final fantasy games have frustrating...

i've been using firefox for months. it is a joy both to have a browser that is stable and secure and to resist microsoft's monopolism. and tabbed browsing is eye-opening the first time one experiences it.

the house on mango street by sandra cisneros is an incredible, heart-breaking read. um. so says the pleather sister.

sorry, a dune buggy is a dune buggy to me regardless of whether i'm playing a text adventure or a "next generation" console game.