slzysalsa1325: Hey there sweetheart :-) want to come have some fun with me? well, you can look but dont touch just yet k? click here to watch my LIVE webcam for FREE! i'll be waitin for ya rainorfreeze: oh no, i've been spamed! rainorfreeze: hm... a very intersting site, indeed rainorfreeze: you have a great touch for making them rainorfreeze: ;-) rainorfreeze: very good touch i'm sure.... rainorfreeze: so, how long have you been in the business? rainorfreeze: my friends tell me it's hard to make it rainorfreeze: lots of struggling rainorfreeze: you can't really go with a large name, or they'll take advantage? rainorfreeze: do you start off with a personal-site work up rainorfreeze: try and get enough traffic to get noticed... ? rainorfreeze: do you have an agent rainorfreeze: that seems like a vessel for abuse rainorfreeze: :-( rainorfreeze: i just fear of someone as sweet as you must be having an advantage taken rainorfreeze: i guess... i don't know rainorfreeze: i just feel for you rainorfreeze: something through the internet rainorfreeze: some kind of connect rainorfreeze: i have to know... do you feel this, this spark (let's not hope electronically-given, through the internet :-0) also? rainorfreeze: i feel like we're are so close rainorfreeze: like our monitors are back to back... rainorfreeze: like i can reach through mine, and there will be your soft cheek... rainorfreeze: if only i reach... rainorfreeze: ow! don't do that rainorfreeze: i doesn't work, only hurt rainorfreeze: so, really, how does this work? rainorfreeze: are you envolved in a company? rainorfreeze: are you just some marketer? rainorfreeze: some average-joe who's never met these girls, trying to spam people and get them (and their credit-cards hooked?) rainorfreeze: are you really some 9-5 lackey, selling the female body? rainorfreeze: it must have it's perks rainorfreeze: (no pun intended...) rainorfreeze: tell me... you've shown me the price for the thighs, how much for the soul? rainorfreeze: or can you sell that like a piece of KFC, along with the breast and thighs? rainorfreeze: oh, i can't believe i put you through that! rainorfreeze: i'm sorry! rainorfreeze: you poor hurt girl.. i'm being so cruel! rainorfreeze: you probably need money... rainorfreeze: you are probably trying to make it through college, and having to scrape every penny you can rainorfreeze: i can't believe i said that rainorfreeze: well, just know: i completely sympathize rainorfreeze: my mom went through the same thing... that's how she had me, in-fact rainorfreeze: i guess that's why i feel so connected to you rainorfreeze: in some oedipal way rainorfreeze: :-\ rainorfreeze: well, together we can beat the system.... rainorfreeze: all you need is my credit card, me your body rainorfreeze: is that how it works? rainorfreeze: you know... or maybe there's another way arround this... rainorfreeze: maybe we can be each other's education rainorfreeze: i'm sure you have so many more experiences than i do rainorfreeze: but i'm sure we can enlighten each other some how... rainorfreeze: could it be... educational faith? in each other? rainorfreeze: can you even trust after all your experiences... rainorfreeze: :-( rainorfreeze: i'm so sorry if i'm pushing you rainorfreeze: here. rainorfreeze: we can help each other rainorfreeze: first word: rainorfreeze: crab - O.E. crabba, from a general Gmc. root (cf. Low Ger. krabben "to scratch, claw"). The constellation name is attested in Eng. from c.1000; the Crab Nebula (1868), however, is in Taurus, and is so called for its shape. Crab "fruit of the wild apple tree" (c.1420) may be from unrelated Scand. scrab, of obscure origin. The combination of "bad-tempered, combative" and "sour" in the two words naturally yielded a meaning of "complain irritably," which is pre-1400, though crabby in this sense is Amer.Eng. 18c. Crabgrass is 1597, originally a marine grass of salt marshes; modern meaning is from 1743. rainorfreeze: crack - O.E. cracian "make a sharp noise," from P.Gmc. *krakojan, probably onomatopoeic. The noun meaning "split, opening," is 14c. Meaning "try, attempt" first attested 1836, probably a hunting metaphor, from slang sense of "fire a gun." Meaning "rock cocaine" is first attested 1985. Cracked "mentally unsound" is 17c. (though the equivalent Gk. word was used in this sense by Aristophanes), while crack as in "top-notch, superior" is slang from 1793. Crackpot "pretentious, worthless person" dates from 1883. rainorfreeze: cracker - 1440, "hard wafer," but the specific application to a thin, crisp biscuit is 1739. Cracker-barrel (adj.) "emblematic of down-home ways and views" is from 1877. Cracker, Southern U.S. derogatory term for "poor, white trash" (1766), is from c.1450 crack "to boast" (e.g. not what it's cracked up to be), originally a Scottish word. Especially of Georgians by 1808, though often extended to residents of northern Florida. "I should explain to your Lordship what is meant by crackers; a name they have got from being great boasters; they are a lawless set of rascalls on the frontiers of Virginia, Maryland, the Carolinas and Georgia, who often change their places of abode." [1766, G. Cochrane] rainorfreeze: that's like, "you a cracker boy, if you not be using my lotion, dawg" rainorfreeze: cracker-jack - "something excellent," 1895, U.S. colloquialism, apparently a fanciful construction. The caramel-coated popcorn confection was introduced by F.W. Rueckheim at the World's Columbian Exposition (1893). Louis Rueckheim, F.W.'s brother and partner, discovered the process. Supposedly a salesman gave it the name, when he tasted some and said, "That's a cracker-jack." The name was trademarked 1896. The "Prize in Every Box" was introduced 1912. rainorfreeze: crackle - early 15c., crackelen, frequentive of cracken "to crack." -cracy - from M.L. -cratia, from Gk. -krattia "power, rule," from kratos "strength." The connective -o- has come to be viewed as part of it. cradle - O.E. cradol "little bed," from P.Gmc. *kradulas "basket." Cat's cradle is from 1768. Cradle-snatching "amorous pursuit of younger person" is 1925, U.S. slang. craft - O.E. cræft "power, strength, might," from P.Gmc. *krab-/*kraf-. Sense shifted to "skill, art" (via a notion of "mental power"), which led to the n. meaning of "trade." Use for "small boat" is first recorded 1671, probably from some nautical sense of "vessels of small craft," referring either to the trade they did or the seamanship they required. rainorfreeze: crotchety - 1825, from crotchet "whim or fancy" (1573); originally an architectural ornament of curled leaves (c.1394), from O.Fr. crochet "hook." The sense evolution is obscure. crouch - c.1394, probably from O.Fr. crochir "become bent, crooked," from croche "hook." croup - "couching illness," 1765, from obsolete verb croup "to cry hoarsely, croak," probably echoic. This was the local name of the disease in southeastern Scotland, given wide currency by Prof. Francis Home of Edinburgh in his 1765 article on it. rainorfreeze: can't you feel your head surge with information! rainorfreeze: your heart with emotion! rainorfreeze: we are one, we are better than one! rainorfreeze: we are two! rainorfreeze: you and me... we can make it after all rainorfreeze: you’re my mary tyler moore and i’m your… your, who-ever the other guy is. rainorfreeze: look, i know… sometimes, making your way in the world… rainorfreeze: it takes everything you got… at least in today. rainorfreeze: and i know that taking a break from your troubles sure would help a lot. rainorfreeze: oh, wouldn’t you like to get away? rainorfreeze: (…from your troubles… that’s kind of self-explanitory) rainorfreeze: sometimes you want to go where everyone knows your name rainorfreeze: where they are always glad you’ve cu-er, come. rainorfreeze: you want to go where you know the people are all the same rainorfreeze: you want to go where every-body knows your name rainorfreeze: oh, i know you want to go where every-body knows your name. rainorfreeze: or at-least your thighs, right? rainorfreeze: i thought i could love you rainorfreeze: maybe make things right for the both of us… rainorfreeze: but rainorfreeze: you’ve made it to hard. CHEER”S to you!! rainorfreeze: look, make this easier rainorfreeze: you and god know that i can’t turn my back on you rainorfreeze: just leave, please leave now rainorfreeze: leave me to my broke-down misery, where i can’t have or help you slzysalsa1325 signed off at 6:55:04 PM. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Whoa. I guess some-one was listening. Freaky, huh?