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- Kittyboymuffin
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This kind of pets? :3
A catboy is fine too. And I dancedancedance and I dancedancedance!
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This was actually my first time shaving my scrotum -- I did it because my gf gagged on a hair last time she deep-throated me, and I wasn't keen on having that happen again.Kittyboymuffin wrote:
I confess that makes me want to shave my scrotum, though I'm not sure I want to risk putting a razor blade that close to it, me being ... inexperienced and all ...
I confess that I did a double-take at a bottle of Orangina earlier today ...
Just take your time and you should be fine.
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iLol'dMistressMaggie wrote:Does she need our help accessing her bank account containing millions of dollars?Detective Clem wrote: Oh yeah, did I forget to mention that she's a Nigerian princess and was born in the UK?
god, I don't even know what to do with myself in the situation I'm in...
Bukkakeing on chalk outlines the world over. Let's see Grissom and his bugs explain that one!
masturbateDetective Clem wrote:iLol'dMistressMaggie wrote:Does she need our help accessing her bank account containing millions of dollars?Detective Clem wrote: Oh yeah, did I forget to mention that she's a Nigerian princess and was born in the UK?
god, I don't even know what to do with myself in the situation I'm in...
its safer
Platinumyo wrote:Can someone unban me?
...Elvis?Detective Clem wrote:But it feels really good to tell you guys, becasue you have almost no idea who the fuck I am

Village Idiot Vs World webcomic and other works of art
“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Holy shit! What a ride!’ "
~Mavis Leyrer
“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Holy shit! What a ride!’ "
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I confess I know who you are. You are Lobby Lud, and I claim my five pounds.Detective Clem wrote:But it feels really good to tell you guys, becasue you have almost no idea who the fuck I am
This webcomic, seen here is hosted on the free web host Comic Genesis which pretty much proves its not popular.
Oh noes! Read all about the tormented artist I am!
Oh noes! Read all about the tormented artist I am!
I confess I am on the down slope of this years round of Prednisone. I have learned that all the ups and downs with are due to it screwing my blood sugars. I know its a nessicary evil but I fucking HATE what it does to my mind and mood. 3 days then the crash. Im hoping the Paxil will help some but I know the sugar thing is going to be bad. It always is.......




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I confess that I glanced at the "If you were a spell caster" and momentarily parsed it as "spell checker." Okay, yeah, moar sleep for me ...
A catboy is fine too. And I dancedancedance and I dancedancedance!
Kinkymuffin ^^
Quote: "The only thing better than tentacles is twentyacles." -- Dori, at TS MUSH
Kinkymuffin ^^
Quote: "The only thing better than tentacles is twentyacles." -- Dori, at TS MUSH
Thank you
and I am one of the worst lurkers it seems, I just occationally post to whine *sigh* I need to get some nice sexy pics of me taken so I can show you all I have actually been gaining back some of the weight I lost and am looking MUCH healthier. Its kinda hard working with a bunch of people who all seem to think they need to lose weight when they look fine but I know I need to GAIN weight. I have put back on 16 pounds though so I am getting back to a good size 



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I feel for you. We finally got my dose down to 5mg/day. I've lost over 90 pounds in the last year. Another 40 or so more to go, and I'll weigh less than I did when this horrorshow started 20 years ago. My brother made the observation at christmas that I actually have a jawline and a chin and cheekbones again.Starwind wrote:I confess I am on the down slope of this years round of Prednisone. I have learned that all the ups and downs with are due to it screwing my blood sugars. I know its a nessicary evil but I fucking HATE what it does to my mind and mood. 3 days then the crash. Im hoping the Paxil will help some but I know the sugar thing is going to be bad. It always is.......![]()
And the ups and downs are probably more than just the blood sugar issue: it's a hormone after all. I had one hellacious crash the first time we tried to taper my dose down from 60mg/day. It probably didn't help that it was just as the Enbrel was sputtering out, but you can certainly get "roid rage" from good old prednisone if you're on a high enough dose.
We're currently waiting to see if I can maintain like this, or if I'll have to start taking the Humira more often to close the gap. While I'm still out of the wheelchair, I spend way too much time asleep these days, and it's been a good six months since I should have seen some improvement. My husband is starting to panic a little. I might too, if I weren't so exhausted...
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Great to hear, Maggie!
*congratulatory tentacle rapes*

Village Idiot Vs World webcomic and other works of art
“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Holy shit! What a ride!’ "
~Mavis Leyrer
“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Holy shit! What a ride!’ "
~Mavis Leyrer
I confess that my lover and I have, in a serious manner, discussed having a child/children together without being in a monogamous, committed relationship (i.e. we'd have the child, but either of us would be free to seek other relationships if we'd want). I also confess that I'm not sure how I feel about the whole situation, because I'm semi-old fashioned and something in me still feels like I should be married before I have kids, yet I'm almost 30 and have had maybe half of a serious relationship in my entire life, so I don't know if marriage is necessarily in the cards for me, but as he's willing (in fact, he brought it up, not me) and I desperately want to have my own child, I am very seriously considering it.
I also confess that was one of the worst run-on sentences I've ever made in my entire life.
I also confess that was one of the worst run-on sentences I've ever made in my entire life.
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I confess that I'd far rather see less children born into married families, and more children born to a mother and father who will love and cherrish them. The mindset of "We're must be married to have kids!" and, far worse, "We're Married, we MUST have children!" is a pervasive worm that is responsible for so much strife.
If you want a child, and are willing to share your love with the life you create, than by all means, married or not, feel free to choose to.
I confess this mindset got me in trouble once, cause I slapped one of my friend's mothers when started verbally abusing her in front of me for not having a child yet in her marriage. I confess I don't think either of them have forgiven me for it....
If you want a child, and are willing to share your love with the life you create, than by all means, married or not, feel free to choose to.
I confess this mindset got me in trouble once, cause I slapped one of my friend's mothers when started verbally abusing her in front of me for not having a child yet in her marriage. I confess I don't think either of them have forgiven me for it....

Think the Unthinkable,
Do the Undoable,
"F" the Ineffable,
And Unscrew the Inscrutable.
You slapped your friend's mother? Wow. 

Village Idiot Vs World webcomic and other works of art
“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Holy shit! What a ride!’ "
~Mavis Leyrer
“Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Holy shit! What a ride!’ "
~Mavis Leyrer
To be perfectly honest, that's how I'm starting to feel as well; why should I have to be married to have children? But it's rather difficult to change a mindset you've had nearly all your life, you know? I've only really been considering this seriously for maybe three to six months; for 28 years prior to that I always thought I'd be married before I had kids. So it's hard. But I do love him dearly. I don't know if I'm IN love with him, and given that he's been burned in two previous marriages, I don't know that he'd really want to get into marriage again anyway, but I do know one thing very clearly; whatever we end up deciding, he will be there for me in any and every way he possibly can be. Which is good, because I don't think I'm cut out to be a single parent, necessarily.RavenxDrake wrote:I confess that I'd far rather see less children born into married families, and more children born to a mother and father who will love and cherrish them. The mindset of "We're must be married to have kids!" and, far worse, "We're Married, we MUST have children!" is a pervasive worm that is responsible for so much strife.
If you want a child, and are willing to share your love with the life you create, than by all means, married or not, feel free to choose to.
I confess this mindset got me in trouble once, cause I slapped one of my friend's mothers when started verbally abusing her in front of me for not having a child yet in her marriage. I confess I don't think either of them have forgiven me for it....
It's strange; I've known him for six years now, and quite honestly that's probably the absolute longest I've ever been such good friends with anyone. I didn't make friends easily when I was younger; I was very shy and quite geeky; I preferred my books to real people. But with him... God, I don't know. It's like I can tell him anything and I know he won't judge me. I still have difficulty telling him SOME things; my shyness is still very much in force, even with someone I've known that long, but if I can get it started, it always flows very easily with him. But whatever happens, ultimately he has to make the first move; I absolutely, categorically refuse to even BEGIN to subject him to anything along the lines of what he had with his first two wives.
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I confess that I read a handout for my Philosophy: Ethics class this evening, a photocopy from Fromm's Man For Himself, the chapter "The Moral Problem of Today", and as soon as I saw that it was "Chapter V", I imagined the whole thing in my head in the voice of Hugo Weaving in V for Vendetta.
I confess that I momentarily thought it would be awesome to end a philosophical essay with, "I need scissors! Sixty-one!!"
I confess that I momentarily thought it would be awesome to end a philosophical essay with, "I need scissors! Sixty-one!!"
A catboy is fine too. And I dancedancedance and I dancedancedance!
Kinkymuffin ^^
Quote: "The only thing better than tentacles is twentyacles." -- Dori, at TS MUSH
Kinkymuffin ^^
Quote: "The only thing better than tentacles is twentyacles." -- Dori, at TS MUSH