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bparanial
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Aug-11-01, 08:00 PM (EDT) |
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"How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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Well you take a virtually every anime and sci-fi show, movie etc. ever made, through all of their respective universes into a blender, hit purree, and put two tech school geeks from Massachusettes (sp) in the middle of the grand mess with a Grand Destiny.Sound right everybody. |
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Gryphon
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Aug-11-01, 08:45 PM (EDT) |
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1. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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[SMARTASS ANSWER: Usually, it's just a matter of changing to the lighter-weight oil and making sure the air conditioner is fully charged. Or, if you prefer the homeowner-oriented version, cleaning the gutters and putting the screens in the storm doors.] >Well you take a virtually every anime and sci-fi show, movie etc. >ever made, Please, try to have some perspective on this - UF doesn't contain references to anywhere near "virtually every" anything. If I thought about it for more than the few seconds I'm willing to invest, I suspect I could come up with twice as many things that aren't referenced in UF as that are[1], and that's just in a few minutes. Concerted research would count the difference in orders of magnitude. There is an awful lot of anime and sci-fi out there, and I haven't even seen virtually all of it, let alone referenced it in UF.[2] --G. [1]That, of course, assumes I knew how many things are referenced in UF and what they are - which I don't, and don't really care to try and find out. [2]Nor, taking Sturgeon's Law into account, do I want to. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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Pangaro
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Aug-12-01, 07:26 PM (EDT) |
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5. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>Take a computer lab from the student hub of a relatively > boring college somewhere between the Canadian > border and Boston , Mass.. >Add a local group of budding engineers, and computer > techs, with at least a minor interest in roleplay, and >anime/manga. >Stir in a plot device to create a pair of lovely, well armed, > angles that mean well. >Destroy the student cafeteria to creat a power source. >Blow up a small city/town as completely as possible. >Shake well. >Pretend that you know exactly what your doing when > the story begins to write itself. >Return and blow up the city once more. >Pray that your fans don't hunt you down. Engage in an interstellar war. Then add some ice Pangaro, Who belives most drinks are better cold Member of the Narn Bat Squad |
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Malis
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Aug-13-01, 02:43 AM (EDT) |
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6. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>Take a computer lab from the student hub of a relatively >> boring college somewhere between the Canadian >> border and Boston , Mass.. >>Add a local group of budding engineers, and computer >> techs, with at least a minor interest in roleplay, and >>anime/manga. >>Stir in a plot device to create a pair of lovely, well armed, >> angles that mean well. >>Destroy the student cafeteria to creat a power source. >>Blow up a small city/town as completely as possible. >>Shake well. >>Pretend that you know exactly what your doing when >> the story begins to write itself. >>Return and blow up the city once more. >>Pray that your fans don't hunt you down. > >Engage in an interstellar war. >Then add some ice Win the war (sort of), then lose the war, Win the war again, Add in several friends/authors, Span 400 years, Add a slice of lime for flavor, Enjoy! -Malis out AO-Rimuldar |
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ejheckathorn
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Aug-13-01, 03:45 AM (EDT) |
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8. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>Hey, I don't remember any lime. He might be thinking of NXE 2:4. Oh, and by the by, Gryphon... When are we going to see Jar Jar Binks in UF? Eric J. Heckathorn (INCOMING!!!!!!) ericjh@stargate.net |
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Gryphon
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Aug-13-01, 03:55 AM (EDT) |
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9. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>Hey, I don't remember any lime. > >He might be thinking of NXE 2:4. If he is, he's even more adept at seeing subtext where none exists than the ordinary fan, and that's saying a lot in this series' case. :) >Oh, and by the by, Gryphon... > >When are we going to see Jar Jar Binks in UF? Crowd scene? Random assemblage of aliens? Offworlders' Society meeting at the W? Could be anyplace. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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Wedge
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Aug-13-01, 05:29 AM (EDT) |
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10. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>Oh, and by the by, Gryphon... >> >>When are we going to see Jar Jar Binks in UF? > >Crowd scene? Random assemblage of aliens? Offworlders' Society >meeting at the W? Could be anyplace. Heh, does the FI version of WPI have a swim team? :) ------------------------ Chad Collier--Jar Jar Binks supporter since 1999 Digital Bitch J. Random VFX Company |
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Spornoc
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Aug-14-01, 11:58 PM (EDT) |
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32. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>When are we going to see Jar Jar Binks in UF? >Eric J. Heckathorn i kill you |
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Alathaniel
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Aug-13-01, 09:50 AM (EDT) |
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12. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>Add a slice of lime for flavor, > >Hey, I don't remember any lime. Would the Lemon Twist be close enough? Alath A'Tharen This space intentionally left blank. |
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Kitsune9tl
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Aug-13-01, 05:06 PM (EDT) |
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15. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>Add a slice of lime for flavor, > >Hey, I don't remember any lime. > Actualy in this case the lime was there from the start.I would suggest you glare Zoner, and R-Type until they talk. Lime in this case is Where the sex is hinted at, whether or not it actualy happened. You may remember this scene from UF - 1; "So, ah, Zoner...how did your evening go?" MegaZone smirked a silly little smirk, whistled a little tune, and said nothing. A bead of sweat rolled down Ben's nose, poised on the tip, and fell off. His hands were shaking, his eyes squeezed shut. Zoner's little silly grin drove him absolutely insane, especially under circumstances like these. -- Lemon tree, the flower is pretty, and the scent is very sweet, but the fruit is impossible to eat... |
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trigger
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Aug-13-01, 05:36 PM (EDT) |
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17. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>... OK, now I'm completely lost. It's possible I'm applying a >different definition of "lime" than you are, I suppose. That would >explain it. I think he's confused. Doesn't lime=Yaoi? t. Trigger Argee trigger_argee@hotmail.com Manon, Orado, etc. Denton, never leave home without it.
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Laudre
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Aug-13-01, 05:43 PM (EDT) |
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19. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>I think he's confused. Doesn't lime=Yaoi? > >That's what I thought, too. Umm... no, yaoi == yaoi, yuri == yuri. Yaoi and yuri are genres, so to speak, lime and lemon are ratings, and they don't necessarily mean yaoi or yuri (although they're the most common). Lime == PG-13, where the sex is implied; basically, it's the tasteful cutaway. Lemon == NC-17 or more, where the sex is explicit. An 'R' could go either way, but generally it'd lean towards lemon. "The Day the Universe Changed" from NXE would qualify as a lemon. I've also heard of a "pineapple", but I'm not sure what that is. I think it might be BDSM. -- Sean -- http://www.thebrokenlink.org The Broken Link 4.0 is live! "All tribal myths are true, for a given value of 'true'." -- Terry Pratchett Follow my random thoughts Follow my creative process |
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megazone
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Aug-13-01, 11:21 PM (EDT) |
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20. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>>I think he's confused. Doesn't lime=Yaoi? >>That's what I thought, too. >Umm... no, yaoi == yaoi, yuri == yuri. Yaoi and yuri are genres, so >to speak, lime and lemon are ratings, and they don't necessarily mean >yaoi or yuri (although they're the most common). Lime == PG-13, where >the sex is implied; basically, it's the tasteful cutaway. I have never heard of 'lime' used this way - but the few times I have heard it used over the past 10+ years it meant 'yaoi'. Personally I think it is just fscking stupid no matter what it means and therefore never use it. It is just some fans being 'clever' - for small quantities of clever. Personally I can't be bothered with the pigeonholing fandom has become obsessed with. >NC-17 or more, where the sex is explicit. An 'R' could go either way, >but generally it'd lean towards lemon. "The Day the Universe Changed" >from NXE would qualify as a lemon. Not in my book. I think the trend to label anything that has any sexual contant at all as 'lemon' is another stupid ass move in fandom. That wasn't how it used to be. It had to be graphic to be lemon. Now I see people labeling anything that even *mentions* characters having sex as lemon. "And then they had sex." Oops, characters having sex, it must be lemon! I really am getting bitter about fandom... sometimes I want to issue a collective bitch slap... IMNSHO nothing Eyrie has ever posted qualifies as lemon, and I would not allow any of it to be so labeled. -MegaZone, megazone@megazone.org Personal Homepage http://www.megazone.org/ Eyrie Productions FanFic http://www.eyrie-productions.com/ See what I'm selling on eBay |
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Laudre
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Aug-14-01, 00:15 AM (EDT) |
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21. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>I have never heard of 'lime' used this way - but the few times I have >heard it used over the past 10+ years it meant 'yaoi'. > >Personally I think it is just fscking stupid no matter what it means >and therefore never use it. It is just some fans being 'clever' - for >small quantities of clever. *shrug* I'm not big into anime fanfic as a whole (not big into fanfic as awhole, anymore), so when someone I knew mentioned that she was running a Gundam Wing lime archive, I asked her what that was supposed to mean, and she explained the lemon/lime thing as a rating system. Different axis than yaoi/yuri/het. >Personally I can't be bothered with the pigeonholing fandom has become >obsessed with. Neither do I, really. If I must rate what I write, I use analogies to the MPAA rating system, and I tend to ignore genre labels beyond using "xover" (which is pretty much everything I write anyway). But it helps to be aware of what other people are doing when you're browsing through an archive and want to steer away from lemon yaoi (and, possibly, steer towards lemon yuri). While I certainly have a curmudgeonly streak, I've come to accept the shifts in definition. I guess it's not that tough for me, since I'm not really deeply involved in fanfic in any way (although I'm about to plunge neck deep into it when my current project sees the light of day). -- Sean -- http://www.thebrokenlink.org The Broken Link 4.0 is live! "All tribal myths are true, for a given value of 'true'." -- Terry Pratchett Follow my random thoughts Follow my creative process |
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Malis
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Aug-14-01, 02:12 AM (EDT) |
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22. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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Man everyone took that way out of context. Lime.. roflmao I was just drinking a corona and thinking "Hey! I forgot my lime" and added "add a slice of lime" to my post. Oh man.. I think I'm not gonna be done laughing for a long time here. -Malis out AO-Rimuldar |
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Mephron
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Aug-14-01, 09:20 AM (EDT) |
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27. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>Otakon made me cranky. Otakon Gin makes a man MEAN!! (Sorry, sorry, just had to get that one out...) (and I'll bet no one gets the reference either.) -- Geoff Depew - Mephron Haberdasher to Androids, Malakite of Lightning and Angel of Tech Support Professionals (They won't give me LARTs, they say that's restricted to Michael.) |
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Kokuten
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Aug-15-01, 09:57 AM (EDT) |
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35. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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ObClaimToFameByAssociation- Zoner nearly stepped on a close acquaintance of mine at a recent 'con in California (recent as being within this calendar year). Gave her large, black-leather-clad boyfriend a mini-cd, and meaundered off. I stole the CD a couple months ago. I keep meaning to hook up a trayed CD-rom so I can check it for "the chord from hell". me? well, I was in Alaska at the time. I don't go to 'cons.. to broke. |
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Laudre
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Aug-14-01, 03:37 AM (EDT) |
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24. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>I was just drinking a corona and thinking "Hey! I forgot my lime" and >added "add a slice of lime" to my post. Ironically, that's what I'd figured you meant. That's why I was mildly amusied when everyone else started looking for yaoi and/or PG-13 love scenes in UF. I just threw my two cents in because it was pretty clear that some of the anime fanfic curmudgeons weren't entirely familiar with the usage shifts the terms "lime" and "lemon" have undergone in recent years. -- Sean -- not that I was up until relatively recently... http://www.thebrokenlink.org The Broken Link 4.0 is live! "All tribal myths are true, for a given value of 'true'." -- Terry Pratchett Follow my random thoughts Follow my creative process |
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Matrix Dragon
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Aug-14-01, 05:16 AM (EDT) |
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25. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>Man everyone took that way out of context. Ah well, it gave everyone a chance to rant about how annoying fanfiction can get at times. Who gives a damn how it's classified? This was amusing though. Matrix Dragon |
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Malis
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Aug-14-01, 03:26 PM (EDT) |
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30. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>Man everyone took that way out of context. > >Ah well, it gave everyone a chance to rant about how annoying >fanfiction can get at times. Who gives a damn how it's classified? > >This was amusing though. Yes indeed. I sure as hell got a good laugh out of it. :) -Malis out AO-Rimuldar |
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Spornoc
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Aug-14-01, 11:56 PM (EDT) |
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31. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>Well you take a virtually every anime and sci-fi show, movie etc. >ever made, through all of their respective universes into a blender, >hit purree, and put two tech school geeks from Massachusettes (sp) in >the middle of the grand mess with a Grand Destiny. >Sound right everybody. a friend of mine calls himself "a cultural reference" that is the term i apply to uf |
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BobSchroeck
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Aug-16-01, 08:13 AM (EDT) |
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39. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>Well you take a virtually every anime and sci-fi show, movie etc. >ever made, through all of their respective universes into a blender, >hit purree, and put two tech school geeks from Massachusettes (sp) in >the middle of the grand mess with a Grand Destiny. > >Sound right everybody. Hm. I just rediscovered this last night while going through my quotefile. I'm not sure where I found it, but it has about the right level of giggle factor, so I'm posting it here: ------------- THE COLLECTED WORKS OF EYRIE PRODUCTIONS. Ultra-Condensed by Rod M. and Mercutio. EYRIE MEN Here we come, to save the dayyyyyyyyy!!!! ANIME CHICKS Oooh! Do me, do me!! ANIME VILLAINS We'll kill you! We'll kill ALL of you, using our incredible villain powers! PEOPLE Save us, save us!!!! EYRIE MEN Can't now, angsting. Angsting.... angsting.... angsting.... angsting...... still angsting.... listening to Pink Floyd...... angsting..... angsting..... ah, better now, I'll kick your ass. (They do) ANIME CHICKS Oooh, do me, do me!!! (They do.) THE END. ----------- Of course, there's now a good chance that Gryph and Zoner hate me... <grin> -- Bob --------------- "Shinji. Same name as the master key -- well done, Ikari. Shinji can't be copied. Splendid plan." -- Tabris, in Tenshi Muyo! Rei-o-ohki |
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Gryphon
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Aug-17-01, 03:54 PM (EDT) |
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49. "RE: How to Summerize Undocumented Features"
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>>>Now where the hell did that one come from? >>Maybe if you had included some friggin' context, I could have told >>you. > >Tracing the little lines on the tree diagram, it appears he means the >Rod M/Mercutio whatsis that I posted.Oh. Boy, I sound like I was feeling cranky last night... I suppose having committed an appalling mental lapse for almost two solid games of bowling will do that... --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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