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Members' Mausoleum => Calendar Events / Announcements Archive => Calendar Events / Announcements '24 I => Calendar Events / Announcements '05 II => Topic started by: Heather on July 05, 2005, 10:01:30 PM
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Hiya...
Instead of concocting a regular composition for a story, I grouped together some of the captures I've done (from DS and Grayson's infamous role in "Satan In High Heels"), a couple of photo manips., and created a little story on a webpage. This was done for a story challenge on another list. I kinda hesitated to post it here but...I think I've posted my attempts at this sort of thing before so...what the hey. >:D
Disclaimer: The following is intended for mine and my fellow cohorts amusement only. I will never, in a million parallel dimensional years, make money on this. All characters belong to DCP, etc. No infringement is intended whatsoever...!
Warning: This is rated TV-14 for adult situations, naughty language, suggestive innuendo, oddball cultural references, and general wackiness. If those kinda things make you nauseus, turn away, stat! This is a mixture of the "Julia Slaps Cassandra moment," a satire, parody, and cross-over rolled into one...if taken too seriously, your brain will self-destruct in 30 seconds! ;) *note: The links to each section are at the top of the page.
Link: http://cheekybabe79.tripod.com/justdesserts/
P.S. For those grammar nuts we love: *Just Deserts* is the proper spelling for that phrase. The noun "desert" (accent on the first syllable) is generally used to refer to an arid, barren expanse of land; the noun "dessert" (accent on the second syllable) is a sweet course or dish usually served at the end of a meal. However, the word "desert" -- when spelled like the former but pronounced like the latter -- also refers to a deserved reward or punishment. Therefore, someone who does wrong and is punished in a suitable manner has received his "just deserts."
It's misspelled in the link, but its correct everywhere else. Sorry for that and any other grammar misdeeds. Just thought I'd mention that so I don't confuse people (like I haven't already, huh?) {evil giggle} xo
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OMG, Heather, I love Sassy Chipmunkalique! [lghy] Including the black wig is a stroke of genius. [thumb]
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I'm laughing hysterically here! Love Chipmunkalique! and Pepe's incantation... who know that Jombi was in "the family"??
xo, G.
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I'm laughing hysterically here! Love Chipmunkalique! and Pepe's incantation... who know that Jombi was in "the family"??
Wow - many Thanks MB and Steve...you're both too kind! :-*
And G. - you're one of a few who picked up on the Jombi reference...chuckle...Ms. Pepe knows everyone, I guess. Maybe she got him started in the business, or vice-versa, or whatnot?? LOL ;) :-*
-Heather xo
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Ah, Jambi the Genie. Thanks, Gothick. Her incantation was so familiar, duh.
Very cute story, Heather. :D I bet Julia learned the ice cube trick from Quentin. (Does anyone remember Selby's character in "Lady Boss"? ;))
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I bet Julia learned the ice cube trick from Quentin. (Does anyone remember Selby's character in "Lady Boss"? ;))
I meant to ask sooner but, could someone elaborate on that...pretty please...I'm not as up on my Selby knowledge as I should be. (sigh) :-[
Hanging my head in shame,
tired wench
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I bet Julia learned the ice cube trick from Quentin. (Does anyone remember Selby's character in "Lady Boss"? ;))
I meant to ask sooner but, could someone elaborate on that...pretty please...I'm not as up on my Selby knowledge as I should be. (sigh) :-[
Hanging my head in shame,
Oh no, I apologize because I meant to answer sooner. In "Lady Boss," Selby's character had the same reaction as Barnabas did in your story over what his lover did with a bunch of ice cubes. It's been a while since I've seen it, and if I've got the wrong role I hope someone will correct me. MsCriseyde has some FABULOUS grabs from the miniseries in her site's gallery, but none of the ice cube scene. :-X
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MsCriseyde has some FABULOUS grabs from the miniseries in her site's gallery, but none of the ice cube scene.
I wore out that part of my tape. >:D
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I wore out that part of my tape. >:D
[lghy] That's certainly understandable.
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Oh no, I apologize because I meant to answer sooner. In "Lady Boss," Selby's character had the same reaction as Barnabas did in your story over what his lover did with a bunch of ice cubes. It's been a while since I've seen it, and if I've got the wrong role I hope someone will correct me. MsCriseyde has some FABULOUS grabs from the miniseries in her site's gallery, but none of the ice cube scene. :-X
Wow...now that's just...eerily delicious. Hope I can see that one day...Thanks for the info Midnite :-*
p.s. Fabulous captures, MsCriseyde. Just checked him...them out. ;D
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Hi Heather
Pulled these from my archive of Emmy Award-Winning Scenes (before my tape self-destructed in luminous flames of shame and desire).
Submitted for your perusal:
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Great shots Connie... >:D
Love ya