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European take on the Syrian crisis?
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to itsme's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
The United States is not very old. Terrorism and war in the Middle East have been a way of life for thousands of years. It will be that way long after the United States is gone. -
Aussies living in the Outback like to do things their own way.
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if you post here , your account of RLC will Banned !!!!!!!!!!!
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to mini2012's topic in Read Me
Actually, this one is not a weird thing. Slightly complicated, but not weird. Other things around here are weird, but not this one. And Squirrel might joke with you, but never lie, and the situation is perfectly OK. TBG is OK, Admin is OK, and we other mods are OK with it. Personally, anyone who wants to be Admin of this board must be :screwy: , but that's my opinion. :) -
Down boy, down. Ozi & I don't live in a swamp like you do, and we don't salt our roads either. For the first several years of its life, Mustangs had a very dependable and properly boring Falcon chassis and drive train topped with an amazingly cool looking body. Iaccoca's little dream machine utterly saved Ford Motor Company. Then they fucked it up.
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European take on the Syrian crisis?
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to itsme's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
To Americans, Europeans represent a diverse lot of differing viewpoints which are occasionally overhauled by revolution and war, with many of them still shaped by a locked class structure originally formed by the Manorial system. So I'm not sure what Europeans think about becoming Islamisized. They resisted it before, on many occassions. But I do know what a certain gentleman in Moscow thinks now that he's got a lock on getting a huge air base in Syria and a naval base in the Mediterranean, and his thug friend to the south has a lock on building nukes they can deliver with some help from their thug terrorist friends. I wonder what Europeans think about that. -
European take on the Syrian crisis?
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to itsme's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
In American English, this entire situation is called a "Cluster Fuck." -
Speaking only for myself, if long-timers like N&K, M&S, and L&P left, it would be like losing old friends, like killing John Snow at the end of the "Game of Thrones" season. Losing Alina left many members here distraught. Personally, I still miss Meerkat. RLC needs to keep a measure of tradition and continuity going, even as it goes on to new experiments with other apartments.
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if you post here , your account of RLC will Banned !!!!!!!!!!!
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to mini2012's topic in Read Me
English, Snaky and others have raised a few good questions. I am not affiliated with RLC or CC, other than to mod CC and set a few standards to protect CC from trolls. Therefore, with my limited knowledge, I will attempt to answer these questions to the best of my squirrel-like ability. TO MY KNOWLEDGE, RLC does not ban stuff that was directly posted to the attachment center, and they don't use us as a "honey-pot." TO MY KNOWLEDGE, we have no way of knowing if an RLC operative is among us. TO MY KNOWLEDGE, if you make a post and do not remove the left-hand code or the Braille "hidden watermark" to anywhere on CC, and another person downloads it and re-uploads it to Motherless, UL, any pay-per-click website, your code will be observed and RLC will ban you. KILL the code in your posts. Whatever it takes. Warping, cropping, Photoshop, GIMP, whatever. For the historical perspective on our vexations, check out this old rag-tag thread: http://camcaps.net/random-discussion/rlc-is-getting-serious-about-violating-their-terms-conditions/msg56664/#msg56664 ----- Secondly, yes, we now have two Admins. I don't know who the top Admin is, but he seems to be a decent fellow, and quite a good entrepreneur who has succeeded where most people would have predicted failure. I actually trust TBG to be real, someone I would slam down a few drinks with because he's not pretentious, speaks his mind, and he has knowledge of forum software. -
I really must pay more attention to this thread. There are some brilliant and interesting observations posted by members here. That woman displayed on screen as "Leora" is definitely complex, and I also believe that off of RLC she is just as pretty and complex. Keep it rolling.
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It's not really wisdom. I've acted on stage in the past (no nudity, I assure you) and had fun with the audience, and I've written scripts alone in a locked room, with no need of an audience. Actors and musicians love attention and feedback; so do many women. I won't try to explain Leora's psychological make-up here, but I've also studied physics and certainly the act of observation of a quantum particle does affect its interaction. I simply think she's a good young woman, who is pretty and artistically talented, and I think Paul is her man, and he's earned that with her. In real life, they're probably really nice people. And, I think she's really pretty. How 'about you? ??? I think you find her pretty, too. She's actually well liked on this board by most of the members, and some of them damn near worship her.8) And I know who they are. ;)
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Having a camera on you 24/7 will affect your behavior. After a while, you will play to it, and you will want to see what the response is. In the case of RLC tenants, it would be absurd to think that they are not here. Performing for a fan club makes an exhibitionist gain a sense of satisfaction and control over others, just like being invisible and secretly watching someone else gives a voyeur a sense of power.
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thye seem to be arguing - both mad
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to michaels4444's topic in Suzan & Hector (03/30/15 - 10/01/16)
I've been a mod longer and even I don't know what's going on with this couple or thread. Evidently, something actually happened at this apartment. I am shocked :o Thanks to our esteemed and honorable posters for bringing this to our attention! -
Paid cams leaking onto thumbnails
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to DaMutt11's topic in Random Discussion
RLC is simply playing with their marketing approach. They do some change-ups from time-to-time; they check their metrics; totally normal for a business. -
Thoughts for the day Split #2
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to Ozi's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
My uncle was on every island hop in the Pacific Theater. My father was at Inchon and Chosin. They never spoke to us about it, except a few years before their deaths. They only spoke to each other when they were drinking, and then, they only told the funny stories. They maybe didn't know it, but us little boys listened intently. I inherited the letters that my grandmother received from my father. There were plenty of letters; the young man was a prolific writer. Not much from Chosin made it through, but everything else was about two letters a day, depending upon the availability of government sulfate paper, rice paper, and napkins. Some had been unread, as if Grandma didn't want to face what her son was going through. I'm lucky as hell he did he made it out of Chosin. Very lucky. I've read all the letters. I now understand my father more than I did when he was alive. -
RLC is now randomizing the apartments when you log in from the address bar. If you click on Mozillas "new tab" default, and you click on a previously visited RLC icon, you'll end up there again. At least, that is my experience. It makes sense to randomize the first apartment displayed. By always using Leora's apartment by default, RLC's marketing research data would be skewed in favor of Apt. 1. As for me, if Leora's flaunting herself when I first click on RLC, I'm sure as hell not going to visit any of the other apartments. ;D :-*
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Leora & Paul Pictures - Split #1
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to cowboy655's topic in Leora & Paul (06/28/13 - 06/19/19)
I don't think you'll have any problems from mods if you post this un-resized in full resolution. Especially from me. The woman is a classic Greek goddess, and some of us are equally intrigued by her mysterious mind as we are seduced by her body. She defies international borders. She speaks in the primal universal language. -
Carla & Mario Videos
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to xfr's topic in Carla & Mario (07/17/15 - 05/12/16)
You turned that around nicely, StnCld. 8) -
WTF is going with this couple
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to CC Powerdriver's topic in Leora & Paul (06/28/13 - 06/19/19)
Did this turn into a literature discussion hour, or what? Can we know who they really are? That's Phillip K. Dick. Not Stephen King. Can we know what really is going on here? That's Heisenberg and Erwin Schrödinger. And a bunch of philosophers before them. What's under the desk? That's for Military Intelligence, and available on a need-to-know basis only. And Leora's beauty ? Well, maybe that's just the literature in a glamour magazine, or a testament about the glory of god's creation. There are humans who could sculpture her as well, like Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. Our reaction as CC observers? That's Vonnegut and Matt Groening, with a bit of R.Crumb thrown in. The relationship between L&P doesn't matter, it's been going on this way since they got here, and she is a pretty and talented woman, he is not a jackass, and that goofy relationship between them will be going on even longer. She hangs with Paul, not Camcaps idolaters. I think they actually love each other. It's a stretch to say so, but I think I might have that supposition right. -
Thoughts for the day Split #2
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to Ozi's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
Nicely spoken. Realistically pragmatic. Smack dab. Right on the money. Dead on. -
Thoughts for the day Split #2
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to Ozi's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
It is time consuming to discern a dupe from an operative, and a sincere pacifist from an enemy within the gate. Leaders like Hitler and Stalin didn't much bother with such a laborious or thoughtful procedure. Mass extermination is much more convenient. -
More good press for us squirrels. Finally you humans are starting to realize how talented and powerful we are! So fear the wrath! (And that goes for you, too, Snaky! Here you'll see impressive evidence of our growing power!) http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/squirrels-americas-tiny-menace/?ftag=ACQ812ebde
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Is Leora now attending college?
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to BBsq69's topic in Leora & Paul (06/28/13 - 06/19/19)
She's training for a position in law enforcement, at least, that has been the scuttlebutt around CC for several months. I haven't seen her hanging around with baton and handcuffs yet, but that might be just the thing needed to spice up her and Paul's sex life. -
Thoughts for the day Split #2
Foamy T. Squirrel replied to Ozi's topic in Worldwide Political Discussions
"Naturally the common people don't want war; neither in Russia, nor in England, nor in America, nor in Germany. That is understood. But after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine policy, and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy, or a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament, or a communist dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is to tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country." — Hermann Goering
