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Postby Warrior4Christ » Fri Dec 23, 2005 12:55 am

Mithrandir wrote:BTW: I'm surprised no one else said anything, but you appear to share a birthday with a very special friend of mine, though I admit I would hate to have to be upstaged by that every year.

I also noticed it, but didn't say anything...
(You only just got a taste of the 70's. :lol: )

Welcome, BTW. :)
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Postby Rachel » Fri Dec 23, 2005 2:30 pm

Hello and welcome. Please stow all luggage in the overhead compartments and keep your feet out of the aisle.

Lady Macbeth was my favorite character in that play when we read it for school.

What kind of stuff do you write?
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Postby Lady Macbeth » Fri Dec 23, 2005 5:29 pm

Rachel wrote:What kind of stuff do you write?


Everything that's not allowed to be posted here. :sweat:

Here's a breakdown of my stuff on MediaMiner per how its rated:

[Dragonball Z/Sailor Moon] Rating: T - Teen: Not suitable for children under 13
[Dragonball Z] Rating: X - No children under 17. Mature readers only.
[Magic User's Club] Rating: P - Pre-Teen <-- MediaMiner's content restrictions for that one. It's still not suitable for posting here.
[Trigun] Rating: T - Teen: Not suitable for children under 13
[Gargoyles] Rating: T - Teen: Not suitable for children under 13
[Harry Potter] Rating: X - No children under 17. Mature readers only.
[Aladdin: The Series] Rating: X - No children under 17. Mature readers only.
[Gensomaden Saiyuki] Rating: Y - Young Adult: Not suitable for children under 17
[Mouse] Rating: X - No children under 17. Mature readers only.
[Dragonball Z] Rating: X - No children under 17. Mature readers only.

If you're still interested, PM me and I can send you a link to my profile on MediaMiner. :)
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Postby uc pseudonym » Sat Dec 24, 2005 1:01 pm

Though it isn't too difficult to find.

Actually, I do know you as a writer, and I've skimmed some of your work (Saiyuki, I believe - it has been a long time). I didn't make the connection earlier because I so rarely visit Media Miner and because your account is fairly sparse with the X stories removed, as they are for non-members. It took you mentioning it for me to remember that you're one of the head moderators at the site.
EDIT: In retrospect, that comment seems really wierd on its own. I trust it isn't somehow taken in a negative manner?
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Postby Lady Macbeth » Sat Dec 24, 2005 1:20 pm

uc pseudonym wrote:Though it isn't too difficult to find.

Actually, I do know you as a writer, and I've skimmed some of your work (Saiyuki, I believe - it has been a long time). I didn't make the connection earlier because I so rarely visit Media Miner and because your account is fairly sparse with the X stories removed, as they are for non-members. It took you mentioning it for me to remember that you're one of the head moderators at the site.
EDIT: In retrospect, that comment seems really wierd on its own. I trust it isn't somehow taken in a negative manner?


Not at all. :thumb:

And yes, my account is very sparse with the non-adult material hidden; that's why I tend to offer up links via PM, so that I can send a more detailed synopsis of the adult ones if someone's interested. Some of my adult content is fine with people and some of it they would rather not see.

:lol: One of my fellow moderators prefers not to read any of my work if they can avoid it. :lol: It's all personal preference.

It's actually been a rather long time since I've been anywhere but MediaMiner. I first started posting to the Web at large in 1997, and I joined MediaMiner when they first opened in October of 2001. I also have my work archived on other sites, but those are all behind "18+" warnings and at least one of them is a password-protected archive to keep under 18s out.

And, since most of my stuff was bannable at FanFiction.net after their NC-17 ban, I chose to simply follow their rules and removed my account. I don't believe in having empty, unused accounts anywhere, and their definition of adult content has proven different than MediaMiner's, so I simply pulled all of it to be safe.

I am officially retiring from fan fiction writing (not original fiction, just fan fiction) on January 1, so only my completed fics are available on my website. For the sake of people who still like my WIPs, I left them up on MediaMiner along with the completed works. That's why I tend to offer up links to MediaMiner, even though it's not as popular of an archive as others - it's the one place where people can find a comprehensive listing of things that I've written that are still decent enough to be posted on the Web. :sweat: (I've written other stuff, it's just all been pulled because it's garbage. :sweat: )
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Postby Scribs » Sat Dec 24, 2005 8:11 pm

It's nice to have you on CAA.

I noticed you in the coloring contest, with a very nice entry. Oh, and I may have mentioned it before, but in that contest, if you can tell that it is the same picture, and it is in on time, it is eligable to win... Though I have never won, and I have entered every one, and I know the judge personally... Hmmm. Oh well.

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Postby TallHobbit86 » Sun Dec 25, 2005 5:43 am

Welcome to CAA. Happy birthday and merry Christmas too!
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Postby Yamato145 » Sun Dec 25, 2005 2:39 pm

Yes Yes ... please enjoy yourself ... the only user you really need to worry about ... is me ... cuz i'm evil ... but yeah ... thats only if you wander into the goof off forums lol
What do you write exactly? I am currently majoring in creative writing and am trying to get a short story collection published ... I am also working on a couple novels ... one of which is very hard because it is COMPLETLEY different to what I am used to writing
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Postby Kaligraphic » Sun Dec 25, 2005 7:09 pm

Hello, I'm Kaligraphic. My name is usually shortened to "The Supreme and Glorious Kalvin Lord Graphic, Duke of the Green Rose, Warlord of the Western Realm, and Commander of the Armies of Obsidian".
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Postby Mithrandir » Mon Dec 26, 2005 10:47 am

Kaligraphic wrote:Hello, I'm Kaligraphic. My name is usually shortened to "The Supreme and Glorious Kalvin Lord Graphic, Duke of the Green Rose, Warlord of the Western Realm, and Commander of the Armies of Obsidian".


I thought I told you that was changed to "Gobsidian." Geeze. One little skirmish past the outer marker and he suddenly thinks he's God.
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Postby Kaligraphic » Mon Dec 26, 2005 10:54 am

Well, sorry, but the throngs of adoring worshippers make it an easy mistake to make.
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Postby Jaltus-bot » Tue Jan 03, 2006 2:03 am

Lady Macbeth wrote:Hi!

I'm Lady Macbeth, 25 years old (26 years old on the 25th of this month) and just finished with college. :) I'm married and have two cats and a dog.

Congrats on finishing college. Can I ask what major? Anyways, welcome chica, nice to see you around. I like your sig line about Toto and Oz. :cool: I'm Kaligraphic's sister.
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Postby Lady Macbeth » Tue Jan 03, 2006 7:54 am

Jaltus-bot wrote:Congrats on finishing college. Can I ask what major? Anyways, welcome chica, nice to see you around. I like your sig line about Toto and Oz. :cool: I'm Kaligraphic's sister.


Elementary Ed - though I'm not finished with my degree, just college for now. Ran out of money and financial aid. :(
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Postby Jaltus-bot » Tue Jan 03, 2006 11:36 am

Lady Macbeth wrote:Elementary Ed - though I'm not finished with my degree, just college for now. Ran out of money and financial aid. :(

Ah, well you'll get there. :) and the kids will love you. The world could use some more good educators.
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Postby the_lizardqueen » Tue Jan 03, 2006 12:09 pm

Well, it's kinda belated, but welcome to the CAA!

I loved your entry to Olorc's coloring contest, the lighting was excellent and I liked how polished it was. And the reflected lighting in the hair was really cool. You seem to be quite talented. What's your favorite medium? Do you have any favorite artists, eras in art or styles?

I pretty much live in the art threads and I will definitely be keeping an eye out for your works ^_^
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Postby Lady Macbeth » Tue Jan 03, 2006 12:13 pm

the_lizardqueen wrote:Well, it's kinda belated, but welcome to the CAA!

I loved your entry to Olorc's coloring contest, the lighting was excellent and I liked how polished it was. And the reflected lighting in the hair was really cool. You seem to be quite talented. What's your favorite medium? Do you have any favorite artists, eras in art or styles?

I pretty much live in the art threads and I will definitely be keeping an eye out for your works ^_^


Thanks! My favorite media prior to learning PSP was colored pencil and regular pencil, but I've also developed a fondness for watercolors. I have a love-hate relationship with CG media, because computers do random things (such as crashing in the middle of a project) that traditional media just doesn't have happen. My favorite artists/styles are pretty much by whim - I don't like any particular era or any particular style; there's even some artists whom I like some of their works and not others. (Van Gough is an example - I don't like most of his works, but I like select pieces.)
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