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        Er.

Valerie shoots that substance on rare occasions. It's not urine; it's vaguely
salty, and a little bit tacky. I read somewhere the possibility that it was
analogous to the fluid sperm is suspended in, and given my own bad experience
(when I was on Paxil, it caused a cessation of spermatogenesis, one of two
prime reasons I stopped taking Paxil), that wouldn't surprise me. The two
fluids definitely had similar properties.
 
I know this was probably TMI, but I felt like sharing. =}

Tacky as in sticky, or tacky as in aesthetically unappealing?

Or, you know, both?

tacky as in sticky, but not sticky enough to call it sticky...
like a bandaid that's been through the shower sticky

Take it to the sex conference please.

        Must have to do with diet, and that's all I'm gonna say.

All secretions are related to diet.

I'd rather not take it to the sex conference. It might get confused with a
downright disgusting conversation about eating poison.

i hear this talent can be learned through exercising certain muscles somehow.

Scat is not poison, dear sir. It is an acquired taste is all!

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Actually, not only did I put a warning screen on 10, I scribbled it as well.
Anyone who cares to read it can figure out how to read scribbled entries. =}

Scat is neither safe nor sane.

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        Wow.  You know something's left of center when brign says it's insane.

        I mean, this being the guy who wrote the story about Elmo and all ...

#12> I used the scribble command. I don't know what that means. Maybe I'll
just copy my comments over to the Sex conf item where they belong.
 
#13> Heh. There's also a long history of fueding between watersports players
and scats about the other group being nuts. (There's a reason why I know the
fluid in #1 isn't standard urine. ;} )

I think you wanted to hide it, not scribble it...

He's just showing how easily confused one can get when faced with the choice
between "expurgate" and "scribble."  I think they should be changed to "hide"
and "erase."

Admittedly 'hide' and 'erase' are clearer, but 'scribble' *does* 
suggest permanently obliterating something.

So does "expurgate." For me, scribble (out):write::expurgate:say
That's why I get the two confused.

"Hide" and "erase" work in fronttalk.

is the a mac port of fronttalk?  where's the info page on it again?

No windows or Mac versions.  Might not be hard to create though.  You 
can always telnet to Grex and run it here though.  One of the last few 
items in garage, I think.

It's a Perl script, right?  Maybe I'll try running it with ActivePerl 
under Windows NT, just for fun.

It might be possible.  I remember thinking there were some unix dependencies
in it that would probably have to be worked around, but I don't remember what
they were are the moment.

Well, the first one I ran into is that getpwuid is unsupported under 
Windows.  After I worked around the call to getpwuid that is supposed 
to determine the user's home directory, I found the script hung after 
printing the copyright info.  I haven't had time to look into it 
further.

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