I have heard all those kinds of complaints (mutatis mutandis) about Americans.

Frankly, this kind of gross generalization might be a way of venting the frustrations of the challenges of cultural shock, but it reflects badly on the person making the prejudicial statement.

At the very least, it is a ...

Thank you for the feedback ! I'll tone down the "lexical exuberance" and mind the adverb creep.

Without further ado:

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He was the janitor at one of the busiest restrooms in Central Manhattan, but his janitorial role was actually quite small: the automatic plumbing and the industrial Roombas did most of the work. He would only intervene if something extraordinary happened (nine out of ten ...

I want resume my writing in the archives, but I want to try having some aid, because every time I read my past stories I cringe at every mistake.

I am working on a three part series. The first part sets up the man and his profession. The second part will give background information on how he has ...

Diversity is the spice of life. I like to have some "plotful" stories when I want to embark on an elaborate fantasy, and some "plotless" ones when I just want a quick jerk off.

Besides, don't ignore the imagination of the reader. The "plotless" ones leave a lot of blanks that the reader can ...

The ratio of the stories written is a direct relationship to the number of people writing them. If a few are written is because few are interested in that subject. Do not think it is any harder to write one story over another.



Exactly, which motivates my original questions: why so many more ...

Reading the Story Archives, I always have the impression that most of the stories were written primarily for the pleasure of people who have the fantasy of being castrated / penectomized. This is easy for me to understand, as I also share those fantasies.

However, a few stories are clearly written ...

I've really enjoyed the Sorcerer's story (http://www.eunuch.org/Alpha/L/ea_103603the_libe.htm) and absolutely *loved* the Conqueror's one (http://www.eunuch.org/Alpha/I/ea_221635in_the_w.htm) !

I'd recommend OpenSUSE. :P

I've recently tested the three distros (Ubuntu 8.10, the latest stable Debian and OpenSUSE 10 or 11, can't remember now).

* Ubuntu was the most usable "out of the box" (better menus, cutest colours,etc).

* Debian has the best package management / repositories, etc ...

Of course, let us all just tear the social contract and do justice by our own hands... how come nobody thought of this before ?

And all this money wasted on legal systems, right of defense, etc --- human rights bullshit !