I heard something about it being nice if a website is updated from time to time, so I’m giving it a shot. Content, what? Sorry, Treasures, I’ve been putting all of my dots into figuring out my recording process, and all I’ve been writing are scripts!
I have to say, I am loving all of the attention I’ve been getting, kiss kiss! I fucking love how smart and interesting tranceboyz are overall. There is something hot, focused and quirky about men you are attracted to hypnosis, in a way that makes me a very happy goddess! I’m not pandering, this is still about me — I get the most satisfaction from really high quality appreciation. Plenty of people can understand that I am brilliant and captivating, but it takes a more subtle observation to really grok why, what it is, exactly… Like the continuum transfunctioner, my mystery is only exceeded by my power!
Speaking of powers, and superheros without any, did anyone else kickass with Captain America at Burning Man this year? Because I totally did. But before I show you the pictures does anyone else think it’s funny that by having no superpowers but rather sold as someone at peak human performance the big symbolic American superhero totally reflects an attitude of “completly normal but way better than you anyway”. That’s such an American comfort zone, isn’t it? Also, I know nothing about lifetime military service, but is it good to be a Captain for 67 years? Hah, I kid, seriously the two of us are tight!!!
October 28th, 2008 - 6:26 am
Technically, Capt. America does have super powers, thanks to the super-soldier serum pumped into his body during WW2. The original Cap could bench around 800 pounds, faster, stronger, better reflexes and senses than any normal human, even at peak levels, could manage. Of course a later stand-in Cap could bench 10 tons, but he didnt last as Cap long and the original came back. But still, Cap America does have super powers, just not flashy stuff like bench pressing tanks or flying or eye beams. *smile*
As for army rank, Capt America was turned away from the army for not being healthy enough, until they got him in the experiment and turned him into the super soldier. And i think when he played normal soldier once in awhile to blend in and go undercover, he was a PFC, perhaps a corporal.
personally, i always wondered how he kept from chafing in that uniform. It was supposed to be chainmail to give him added protection from bullets and knives. Chainmail isn’t exactly comfy to run about it all day… *grin*
October 29th, 2008 - 5:40 pm
Wow . . . hanging out with the Captain *and* grokking the word grok . . . new levels of respect and admiration for you!