A few notes I did for a (non-computer) game we never played [:)].

What, like they would for the author of this (very old, so excuse the mess, uglyness and the general un-spell checkedness) www.inet.hr/nightling ?

Wait, that is me.

Outdoors, nature, a long time ago, too long in fact.

Outdoors, out of my flat, basically Friday early evening-Sunday late evening [8D].

I'll try to find it; but not a promisse to read it as I am back on my Niel Gaiman diet, reading Bill Bryson's too funny for words Down Under, and am waiting and saving for the next gaming geekishness - Exalted: Fair Folk.

quote:Originally posted by xtofer
Anne Rice is market-driven rubbish. So are her books.[:p]

Well the movie was suprisingly good (Interview With A Vampire).

As for the books, Intervew was a nice vamp read, the second one Vampire Lestat was a bit better and also a very nice piece of vamp read, there is a third which I actually read and that one is horrible in my very-nit-humble opinion. Fourth - Tale of the Body Thief (I think) was so bad I gave up by page three, others are pretty much "hey this sells, let me write a lot, and in the process remove any quality and strength a standing trilogy could have".

Sunglasses After Dark, although not a classical vamp book, was very good and fun to read.

And, despite my lack of interest in Tad "let me set the stage for my book in 700 short pages, mostly involving a young stable boy doing stable-boy chores" Williams, his Child of an Ancient City simply rocks.

quote:Originally posted by xtofer
Ranko - I'm currently re-reading "Dracula" as a run-up to Hallowe'en, and wrote my boyf down in New Orleans that I thought a vampire scene would be hot. Which is probably about as common as dirt down there, but see the above comment about the backwardness of Atlanta. I'm sure he's up for it, but I'm betting he can't do the accent. I always kind of preferred "Nosferatu" anyway, where he was (obviously) completely silent. Much spookier, but of course, I'm sitting here all damp and with my neck exposed thinking about your accent. Heeheehee.

Vampire myth and I are really big on each other [;)]. Heck, most of my close friends and I played the [url="http://www.white-wolf.com/"]old Vampire: The Masquerade role-playing[/url] at one point, and I'm pretty sure I could remember a few vamp books to recomend as a almost-must read (and I just say no to Ann Rice, thank you very much).

As far as movies go, the new Dracula is really good, I am still sad that I can't get the old Nosferatu anywhere, and still need to find time and mood to see the new one (In the Shadow of the Vampire?).

And the accent is a fake, South Slavs (don't know about the others) are pretty famous in lingustic circles as our languages are pretty "neutral" and allow us to pick up and speak other languages without the foreign accent (not that you don't have to learn or practice, it is just easier for us).

I am Slavic, so I can do a really good Dracula English accent [8D], and have been practicing it a while ago. Also, I can do a pretty good Australian line of "Oy mate, oyoyoyoyo mate!".

Am Mr. only if it is followed by Cat after it, as that was waht I went by in the DJing times.

Will flirt with anyone as long as the other person keeps reminding me of my hotness [:)].

And yes, I am both cool, European and hot. And such a curse it is [:D].

Oh, and modes, yeah modest too.

I'd go on talking about my favorite subject, but it is 4.35 here, and I need to wake up in about three hours.

P.S. (to David)
As my e-mail will not come before Sunday just to let you know, stress levels are high, and chucking four days of work today because "I made one of the sites I'm building work, but it didn't look good enough" didn't help.

Princey-Poo-
Lovely to hear from you, and thank you for finding my get-up alluring and my writing amusing. And no, you cannot say either thing often enough.

It may be tired in SF, but Atlanta's a bit backward and trust me, it's never seen the like, and is in for a good mind-bending come Hallowe'en.

As to Ranko "doing gay wit" - He's European, therefor 1)automatically more sexy (wish I could hear his accent) and 2) not like our kissed-up Amurkin straight men, therefor more interesting, if somewhat confusing to one's (sigh) gaydar.

And David and I are years past serious flirting, although I've loved him ever since he put a condom over his entire head in the middle of Woodies' bar in Philly, ohhh so many years ago.

Well, now that's the pot calling the kettle beige ...

Now, Chris, we agreed that we would always be truthful in your forum and to say that whips are "not really my thing" is about as far from the truth as I am from hirsute.

Yes. I want to abnn myself, chop my hair of and burn my eyes (for David: I am joking, playing nicely...).

The gap between the two drapes looked like a whip for a good, long while there.

[img]http://www.GayRites.net/images/spacetrooper.jpg[/img]

My bad .. that darned period at the end of the URL. Try it now at www.GayRites.net/images/spacetrooper.jpg no period.

Yeah, Ranko! Why is that? Do we have to move this post to the tech support forum? However, in the interest of all concerned, here's the photo to which Chris refers: www.GayRites.net/images/spacetrooper.jpg

Not bad for a guy pushing 50 from the other side, eh?

quote:Originally posted by davidkirk
OK. Now you two play nicely. So I don't have to go to Ranko's tech support forum ... Ranko, how do I post that photo of Chris? I'll bet that there are a lot of members who wouldn't mind seeing it!

We are playing nicely; if we aren't I'd like to know because I missed the memo.

The easy way of image inesrtion (into posts I figure): When the reply page openes, find Format Mode and select Prompt. Then in the Format line find this icon[img]http://www.gayrites.net/forum/images/icon_editor_image.gif[/img], click, enter the full url to the image.

Also, [url="http://www.gayrites.net/forum/faq.asp#format"]reading the FAQ can help[/url].

Did David send you the picture of my Hallowe'en-costume-in-progress? It might just have you praying to YOUR deity.[}:)]

Well, aside from that Straightness issue, and the fact that I can't get anything on your homepage to work, I might just fantasize about you later on this evening. Fantasy of the Century, though, hmmmm - I'll have to work up a list of criteria.