Grex Sexuality Conference

Item 21: hotel exhibitionism

Entered by cum on Sat Mar 2 19:38:18 2002:

78 new of 115 responses total.


#38 of 115 by jazz on Thu Mar 7 03:47:07 2002:

        You got lucky.

        I was camping out in the northern lip of the lower penninsula with a
girl, and on the third day she called me by her ex-boyfriend's name.  I
didn't really mind.  She'd been camping with him a million times, and me
once, and had been together with him for years.  Accordingly, I fixed her
with a steely eye and wouldn't talk to her for an hour.  


#39 of 115 by jazz on Thu Mar 7 16:39:23 2002:

        Okay, now this pissed me off.

From: jack ulation <cum@cyberspace.org> 
Subject: thank you 
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Thank you for your interest in an Item I began in
the Sexuality conference called Hotel Exhibitionism.
#4 of 33 by Silent Tristero (jazz) on Sun Mar  3 18:06:57 2002:
#6 of 33 by Silent Tristero (jazz) on Mon Mar  4 21:25:26 2002:
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#35 of 38 by Silent Tristero (jazz) on Wed Mar 6 21:35:51 2002:
#38 of 38 by Silent Tristero (jazz) on Wed Mar 6 22:47:07 2002:


This is evidenced by your TEN RESPONSES !


I hope you'll follow through in the spirit in which
this the conference item was started to create a forum
of shareing of sex play experiences.


Looking forward to hearing about your memorable sex acts
in this item...


jack

        Maybe the bazooka isn't called for, but definitely a sharp wedgie.


#40 of 115 by phenix on Thu Mar 7 16:49:30 2002:

i got one of those two.
i'm not really sure what to do aside from issue stern self-grandizing editcs


#41 of 115 by jmsaul on Thu Mar 7 16:50:50 2002:

I'd ignore it.


#42 of 115 by brighn on Thu Mar 7 16:53:53 2002:

Does Grex have any spam policies?


#43 of 115 by phenix on Thu Mar 7 17:06:56 2002:

not yet:)
but ignoring for now seems the wisest course


#44 of 115 by jazz on Thu Mar 7 17:32:37 2002:

        If you guy(s) are reading this item, and genuinely want to see
a Penthouse letters forum sort of column in this conference, you're going
about it the wrong way.

        Just enter the item.  People who don't like it will forget it.  They're
quite used to people entering items that they don't care about, and, as your
fluency with BBS commands demonstrates, you should be well aware of how easy
PicoSpan makes it.

        Attempting to cajole or embarass other people into playing along won't
work.  It just isn't the kink of ninety-five percent of the participants in
this forum, though we do have all kinds - read back through the older
conferences for some of brighn's original fiction and I think you'll get an
idea of what I mean - and there's really no way to get people interested in
something if there's little or no interest to begin with.


#45 of 115 by oval on Thu Mar 7 22:12:52 2002:

i was shooting some pool last night, with some male buddies. i pull out a
cigarette and go to ask someone for a light when this guy lights his lighter
for me before i can even get a word out. 'Thank you', i say. 'you're welcome',
and he walks away.

So then he's go ball-in-hand and misses the shot, but goes to take the second.
knowing he is french, becuase he's been speaking with a french aquaintance,
i walk up behind him and speak in his ear, 'you only get one shot'.

he sits down beside me 'qu'est-ce que tu veux faire?' i say, 'je veux finir
ma biere et puis jouer avec toi a son foyer.'

he concurs.

he says, 'il ya beacoup des personnes a ma place' but his friend says we can
use his.

him and his friend put on their coats and say good night. cinq minutes.

wind up some conversations, and leave. as i pass him sitting on a stoop a
couple of doors down i say, 'qu'est-ce que tu n'as pas un foyer?' without
stopping, keep walking. he follows along on his skateboard in the street. he
makes a right turn and i follow. he lets me skate on his board to the end of
the street and i wait for him there.

i ask him to go across to the bodega for condoms, and he puts me in the foyer
of his friends apt to wait safely for him. couple of minutes later he knocks
on the door. i welcome hime to my home and he thanks me for inviting him over.




#46 of 115 by jazz on Thu Mar 7 22:55:54 2002:

        Neat, that was like last nights' "As If".



#47 of 115 by sj2 on Mon Mar 11 11:54:28 2002:

hehehehe .... somehow, i find the whole thing very amusing. Worth a 
laugh. :-)


#48 of 115 by jazz on Mon Mar 11 15:41:44 2002:

        I was tempted to post some of my own experiences in that vein, and
then I realised that I've never said anything that fucking cool.  


#49 of 115 by phenix on Mon Mar 11 16:30:52 2002:

fuckn' cool as what?


#50 of 115 by jazz on Mon Mar 11 16:40:06 2002:

        "You only get one shot."

        That's a really badass thing to day.


#51 of 115 by oval on Wed Mar 13 00:08:48 2002:

with SO many meanings! 


#52 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 00:15:00 2002:

that's kinda sad


#53 of 115 by jazz on Wed Mar 13 03:47:12 2002:

        Huh?


#54 of 115 by oval on Wed Mar 13 08:18:35 2002:

eh?


#55 of 115 by jazz on Wed Mar 13 12:45:24 2002:

        Sad that oval writes like beady, or that you only get one shot?


#56 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 15:53:00 2002:

the only one shot;)


#57 of 115 by jazz on Wed Mar 13 16:27:57 2002:

        Two words for you:  cock rings.


#58 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 17:27:33 2002:

two word for YOU: self control.
but yha, for the modern american quick fix cock rings might do it.
either that or get good with your tounge.
it's amazing what a little oral can do for your brownie point score
that's assuming she doesn't have like madz psychotic dirty associations
<rant>


#59 of 115 by oval on Wed Mar 13 19:26:21 2002:

i would hope that my writing is at least a little more interesting than
beady's. although there _was_ that one time he was drunk and telling about
wanting whats-her-name's titties or something. i'm still deciding whether or
not i should be offended by #55 ;)

(actually we went by the euro-rules.)



#60 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 19:37:26 2002:

euro rules?
que'est que c'est?


#61 of 115 by oval on Wed Mar 13 20:14:07 2002:

in european pool or snooker, you get 2 shots after a scratch.


#62 of 115 by brighn on Wed Mar 13 20:16:27 2002:

I want your titties, oval.


#63 of 115 by oval on Wed Mar 13 20:24:33 2002:

how beadyesque!


#64 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 20:46:32 2002:

ahh, gotcha;)


#65 of 115 by jazz on Wed Mar 13 21:12:38 2002:

        What's wrong with Beady's hard-boiled geek noir?


#66 of 115 by oval on Wed Mar 13 21:16:44 2002:

nuttin. i think all his threads should be collected and published.


#67 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 21:18:42 2002:

dude
geek noir is like 
"I saw this dame stroll into the main ops lab and i know she would be trouble.
her clothes screemed 173373 but i just knew she was that old kinda classy bird
that was just born to rend men's hearts.
she was dressed all in black, so i got up to ask her what was wrong.
she spun some drivel about how her server had been murdered, and could i 
find the hacker that got him
i told her to go talk to the police, but she said it was an MS job.
whoa dollface" i said. "sorry sweat cheaks, but i don't care how fly you are
or how much cred you got, but i don't take cases involving two people:
redmond, or the mouse."
she cried.
long tears like the que's for episode II or titanic.
long like her legs.
eventually i took the job
what's a geek to do?
"
that's geek noir:)


#68 of 115 by jazz on Wed Mar 13 21:22:29 2002:

        That's nerd noir.

        Geek noir is Poppy Z. Brite or John Shirley.  Blade Runner, on a
budget.


#69 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 21:46:14 2002:

you're right, geek noir would have had far more literary obscure references


#70 of 115 by flem on Wed Mar 13 21:56:22 2002:

I just burst out laughing as I got this mental image of phenix, dressed in
trench coat and fedora, talking to some cute black-clad teary-eyed techie type
chick, and out of his mouth comes the phrase "sweat cheeks".  :):):)


#71 of 115 by brighn on Wed Mar 13 22:43:50 2002:

Open the pod doors, HAL. You opened them for her, you can open them for me.


#72 of 115 by phenix on Wed Mar 13 23:03:03 2002:

well thank you greg
i'll have to keep that in mind


#73 of 115 by jaklumen on Thu Mar 14 03:29:53 2002:

resp:68 hmmm, so gamer stuff would fit into that?


#74 of 115 by jazz on Thu Mar 14 15:35:25 2002:

        It's not that obscure.  You can find Shirley at mall bookstores, and
Brite is pretty famous insofar as horror authors go, and has edited most of
the anthologies of modern vampire fiction.  'Sides, I made up the term, and
I can use it any way I want ... :)

        I'm pretty sure that gaming things would wind up as nerd noir, but
there's a caveat.  Any kind of gaming that involved breaking and entering or
actual combat is more in the geek vein, so the SCA and real-life
tunnelcrawling both qualify as geek noir.  Wizards of the Coast qualifies as
gambling, and therefore real good old fashioned noir.  White Wolf is nerd
noir.


#75 of 115 by phenix on Thu Mar 14 17:01:49 2002:

but white wolf is usually known for live action
hmmm


#76 of 115 by jazz on Thu Mar 14 17:21:18 2002:

        Wrong kind of live action, though.


#77 of 115 by phenix on Thu Mar 14 17:57:27 2002:

depends on how "mature" the players are


#78 of 115 by orinoco on Fri Mar 15 16:16:22 2002:

Yes, but LARP sex is bad, kids, m'kay?

Beady's a genre unto himself, really.  I think "geek noir" is as good a
description as any.  

And now that I think of it...  you know how cyberpunk's got this habit of
making up new slang terms that don't quite seem convincing somehow?  Beady
manages to do that to real words.  Maybe that's the connection.


#79 of 115 by phenix on Fri Mar 15 18:03:44 2002:

what's wrong with nookie from larp? long as they're overaged and fly
what's the problem?


#80 of 115 by jazz on Fri Mar 15 19:05:39 2002:

        I thought you weren't into psychos, Greg ...


#81 of 115 by phenix on Fri Mar 15 19:10:47 2002:

i larp and i'm not psycho
so thus there is possiblitliy that women there arn't either


#82 of 115 by lelande on Fri Mar 15 23:52:02 2002:

larp?
does that mean live-action role-playing?


#83 of 115 by phenix on Sat Mar 16 00:05:05 2002:

indeedly doodly.
it's kind afun
but soon...soon i shall RULE over the pathetic mortals
i shall rule with an iron fist
YOU!! OBEY THE FIST!!


#84 of 115 by jazz on Sat Mar 16 06:22:19 2002:

        Oh hell, they forgot his medication again.


#85 of 115 by michaela on Sat Mar 16 06:58:59 2002:

<laughs>


#86 of 115 by phenix on Sat Mar 16 15:08:26 2002:

i don't have medicine
well, ok, so i take Allegra with phexophenidine(tm)
but that's not mood altering. only my massive dinasouric..err. yha


#87 of 115 by kewy on Sun Mar 24 13:43:33 2002:

We were talking about psycho, right?


#88 of 115 by phenix on Sun Mar 24 21:33:39 2002:

i think. i'm not so sure anymore


#89 of 115 by krzysz on Tue Jun 18 08:10:53 2002:

Welcome. Sorry, but my english is wery poor. What are yiu write? 


#90 of 115 by scottyd on Wed Apr 2 15:13:57 2003:

ok i'm new to this but although i agree those stories were probablyout of a
mag, how you've got onto psychosis and medication i'll never know.

seems like fun tho 


#91 of 115 by otter on Sun Apr 13 15:54:09 2003:

The trick, scottyd, is getting *out of* psychosis and medication.

<otter wanders off, wondering how to skip the psychosis and keep the 
tasty meds...>


#92 of 115 by jaklumen on Tue Apr 15 21:19:02 2003:

Kae, you so silly. (you sound a bit druggie, too)  On a serious note 
for a moment, meds aren't bad-- they can be used to control mental 
conditions, just like... diabetes.  I'm on med therapy and it works 
fairly good... my docs have a good combo now.  Of course, vitamin 
supplements, good diet, and exercise does help.

resp:78 re: a while ago-- yes, LARP sex *is* bad-- I remember some 
married friends telling me about STDs going around in their group 
while they had the sense to keep it in their pants.  I enjoy the 
Camarilla, but egads, some folks have got some crazed notions about 
sex-- like they don't get a healthy dose in the privacy of their home, 
or issues, or whatever.  Don't get me started...



#93 of 115 by jazz on Wed Apr 16 04:43:46 2003:

        Gamers.  Sheesh.


#94 of 115 by jaklumen on Wed Apr 16 22:09:29 2003:

I have learned to overlook many things.  The bright spots make it 
worthwhile, and there are good people to game with.


#95 of 115 by jazz on Thu Apr 17 13:17:34 2003:

        'Long as they're good for you ...


#96 of 115 by mooncat on Sun Jun 22 23:19:34 2003:

<shoots a glare at John> Gamers aren't all bad.


#97 of 115 by orinoco on Mon Jun 23 05:40:56 2003:

Yeah, them's fightin' words all right...


#98 of 115 by cyberpnk on Mon Jun 23 15:46:55 2003:

<jumps to mooncat's defense> Who's first?


#99 of 115 by jaklumen on Mon Jun 23 22:06:03 2003:

I would say so.  I'm straight gamer to the bone.


#100 of 115 by phenix on Tue Jun 24 12:38:13 2003:

heh. all gamers are insane


#101 of 115 by cyberpnk on Tue Jun 24 18:56:26 2003:

<glances at mooncat> Do I let them through, m'lady??


#102 of 115 by phenix on Tue Jun 24 20:40:41 2003:

<poing>
<point>
go me


#103 of 115 by jaklumen on Wed Jun 25 03:52:37 2003:

Speak for yourself, Greggo.


#104 of 115 by phenix on Wed Jun 25 13:19:34 2003:

hey, i've run cons i feel that i have an objective idea of the sanity of the
gaming public


#105 of 115 by jazz on Wed Jun 25 13:53:06 2003:

        You've run conventions before?

        Liking Star Trek doesn't make you a dork, but there are enough Star
Trek dorks that it's a good sign ... and I like Star Trek, at least DS9.  The
same goes for gaming.


#106 of 115 by jmsaul on Wed Jun 25 14:27:21 2003:

Nah.  There are dorky gamers, and there are non-dorky gamers,  The dorks are
just more obvious.

Re #104:  Which cons have you run?


#107 of 115 by jazz on Wed Jun 25 17:36:25 2003:

        I'm agreeing with you there.  But if you hear Joe Blow is a gamer, then
it's much more likely that he'll be a dork than if his hobby is, say,
parasailing.


#108 of 115 by jaklumen on Thu Jun 26 02:04:52 2003:

It depends on how you look at it.  I'm not a narrow-genre gamer, i.e. 
I don't focus on just one aspect.  I do all of it, board games, table 
top, LARP, arcade/console/PC games, and I enjoy Scottish 
games/festivals.

I've also made a habit of trying to do a little bit of various things 
at a gaming con.  We watched a little anime, did some tabletop, 
danced, schmoozed, and participated in some panels at Radcon 
(www.radcon.org).  Julie and I took Sarah, our 13 mo. old and did just 
fine-- hard to be an utter dork when you're as a family, at least 
outside family definitions.

Besides, I don't game for the games alone.  I game for the people.  
There's nothing more miserable than gaming with folks who are 
*totally* socially inept and cantankerous.  I will overlook faults in 
the spirit of having a good time and in the fact that I accept that 
many gamers have issues, especially LARPers.  It comes with the 
territory.

I am also one of those people who has OTHER hobbies besides gaming.  I 
was a musician long before I adopted gaming, and I am pursuing guitar 
lessons.  I figure I will be doing good once I find out about the 
guitar society and start playing with an ensemble again.  I also grow 
my own peppermint-- although hardly a real hobby, I suppose, it is 
nice to have my own looseleaf tea.  I plan to get those fancy teapots 
from Target that brew a proper pot of tea and will look into expanding 
into growing other herbs.  We must grow them in the windowsill as we 
have no garden space.

Besides, I'm also on Grex on a variety of conferences, so how could I 
be gaming all the time?


#109 of 115 by dcat on Thu Jun 26 05:25:45 2003:

Laptop + WiFi ? ;-)


#110 of 115 by jmsaul on Thu Jun 26 13:00:06 2003:

Re #107:  Certain hobbies, like parasailing, make it very unlikely that the
          person is a dork.   (They may be an asshole...  ;-)

Re #108:  Yes, you can be a family and still be dorks.  Trust me. 


#111 of 115 by jazz on Thu Jun 26 14:02:03 2003:

        Joe, you're maintaining that there's no correlation between gaming and
dorkdom? 


#112 of 115 by jmsaul on Fri Jun 27 13:43:21 2003:

I'm maintaining that the correlation isn't as high as it may appear.  The
dorks are a lot more visible, while you may not even know that the non-dorks 
are gamers.

(As a side note, I have a friend who games and does parasailing.  ;-)


#113 of 115 by phenix on Sat Jun 28 14:16:57 2003:

let's see, i was on staff of u*con '95
and recently i ran gaming for conclaive '02
now dork is differnt' from insane. i'm merly talking about having highly
irrational beliefs not being totally socially inept (though, there are alot of
gamers with low  social skillz) (side note: it's fun to watch them larp with
socially well adjusted girls. behold the power of boobs)


#114 of 115 by jmsaul on Sat Jun 28 15:15:54 2003:

I've met a number of gamers who are socially inept, but I've met very few with
highly irrational beliefs.


#115 of 115 by orinoco on Sat Jun 28 16:36:56 2003:

Irrational _ideas,_ yes.  Irrational _beliefs,_ no.  Most of the gamers I've
met have had a pretty good grip on the line between fantasy and reality when
they've needed to.  I guess that's what comes from spending a lot of your free
time fiddling around with that line.


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