File: "FORKNI-L LOG9605B" Part 9 TOPICS (Continuing List Wars--FK War II post from parts 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8): FKW2 Goblin On Her Own Jumping the Fence FK Wars 2: Monica's Errand Cousin Tok hits Toronto FKWARSII--The Grays Hit Toronto FKWARSII: Mission: IMPOSSIBLE ******End of List Wars--FK War II****** Sci Fi question question about vamped out eyes Thank heaven for this list! Lyrics -- Help!!!!! List Wars (2) missing pieces (3) more missing... (2) A few things Roadblocks, Syndicon Roadblocks, "Real Life", and FK CD Nick's hair (2) YKYB/Need help from NY/NJ Listers Starlog Yearbook Nick's Hair (2) Help re Sci-Fi schedule Ger's Hair ========================================================================= ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Date: Sun, 10 Jul 1994 03:46:21 EDT From: DionneEN@a....... Subject: FKW2 Goblin On Her Own Goblin settled into her hidy-hole on the airplane (_Large_ airplane, much bigger than a car). Now for the hard part, fixing dinner. Somedays a girl just needed opposable thumbs. She chased the pouch around clawing at it. Then she saw the human, watching her. "Hello pretty cat, you look just like a little raven. Are you a stowaway?" the human asked. `Goblin, being well versed in the cat manual, and quite knowledgeable about ravens, said nothing, but looked at her feline MRE. "Ok, ok, here you go" the human easily opened the pouch. "Thank You for flying USAir and enjoy your stay in Toronto"> The human walked away chuckling. Goblin enjoyed a quite meal. Janette smiled at the small black shape as it slide into her club. Maybe Goblin could give her some insight into what the FOSsiLs were going. She thought about sending the cat in as a spy but decided against it. She asked her bartender for a saucer of cream and headed into the back room. DionneEN@a....... Dionne Empress of Cats, Die-Hard/FOSsiL Goblin Cat, Ravenette ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Date: Fri, 8 Jul 1994 13:25:56 EDT From: Panstygia@a....... Subject: Jumping the Fence The pounding beat of the music coming from the Raven, across the street, twisted Nan's stomach into knots. Of course, the argument with Janette, which had ended abruptly with a scream and a slamming door, hadn't helped Nan feel any more relaxed. Nan had come to Toronto three days ago to meet with Janette, to pledge her support. But the woman was obsessed, and where before, Janette had always seemed coquettishly eccentric, now she was completely out of control. Whatever her plans were, she was keeping them close to her chest. The Corbies were in chaos around her, but she was too intent on her mad scheme to rein them all in. Suddenly, it was too unsettling for Nan, too uncertain. Maybe she was just getting old... or maybe the Truth was finally becoming clear. The computer screen glowed, and she scrolled through the War messages for the day. The "Bad Penny", Ms. Meacham, was still looking for an insider. Maybe it was time to really commit to something. Nan had spent her whole life on the fence, always playing both sides against the middle. Maybe the time had come to take a stand against the Darkness. And Nataliebeen good for Nick. She had a forgiving heart. Maybe... just maybe... Nan hunched forward over the keyboard, glancing around nervously as she typed, thinking she felt unseen eyes upon her. But her paranoia only confirmed her decision. A lifetime spent on the edge had made her suspicious of every little sound and sight. She typed her message to Valerie, hoping she wasn't too late, hoping there was a place for her on the other side... And praying there really were no prying eyes to see her defection. Valerie: I've been lurking for a while, having pledged myself to Janette a while ago, out of some misguided notion of safety. But I see now how wrong I've been. I want to cross back into the light. I'll be willing to do anything you ask... Can you help me? A Lost Soul, Nan There. It was done. She'd committed herself. Whatever the outcome, at least she knew that, finally, for once, she'd made the right choice. Panstygia@a....... ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Date: Fri, 8 Jul 1994 08:46:47 -0400 From: Ivy Reisner Subject: FK Wars 2: Monica's Errand LaCroix sat down at his system. Best to see what those silly mortals on the net were up to; a true warrior always gathers what information he could. He hit the on switch and nothing happened. Disgusted he picked up the phone *and John had better fix this fast* but there was no dial tone. He glared at the phone as if threatening it to work, it nearly did. The door opened and Monica let herself in. She threw the lightswitch by the door and nothing happened. "We blew a bulb" she told LaCroix. "A fuse most likely. Fix it." he told her. When she got to the basement, new fuse in hand she saw the old one suffered no damage. She changed it anyway and went back upstairs. The lights still did not answer to her touch. "Take care of this nonsense," LaCroix told her. Perfectly comfortable in the darkness himself he walked into the living room. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Date: Fri, 8 Jul 1994 22:32:21 EDT From: Tokaara@a....... Subject: Cousin Tok hits Toronto Cousin Tok hits Toronto ------------------ Evening of 7/8 (Friday) Lisa (Cousin Tok, to some) stood below the window of the room Nan was hiding in. Things were slow at the Raven tonight, but you never knew who might be watching from across the alley. She'd known all along where Nan had gone -- she'd followed her all the way to Toronto. There'd been enough time to throw a few clothes (and a special surprise for Nan) into a suitcase and Gandalf & Merlin into their carrier. No time to arrange for a cat-sitter, so they had to come along. Tok had finally found a place to stay that would accept cats. By the time she'd gotten the kitties settled and the laptop set up, it was dark. She'd left the cats loose in the room while she went out to track down Nan. She'd had Nan pegged as a Ravenette, but after lurking near the Raven and overhearing that argument, that might no longer be the case. Second floor room ... hmmm, that could be a problem. Then, Tok noticed the drainpipe running up the side of the building, near Nan's window. Carefully, she climbed up and peered in, just in time to see the message Nan sent to Valerie. Leaving the Ravenettes was good, but she was going in the wrong direction! She needed a little reminder that Uncle and his followers were not to be taken lightly. As Cousin Tok prepared to climb back down, the brackets holding the drainpipe to the building gave an ominous creak. As Tok stared in disbelief, the brackets separated from the structure and the pipe fell away. "Oh no, not again!" thought Tok, just before she landed in the garbage dumpster. Carefully, she peered over the rim. No one seemed to have noticed the crash. "Well, this is one way to find out what kind of trash the Raven throws out," muttered Tok, as she picked unspeakables out of her hair. Luckily, she'd left her "present" for Nan in the car. Gingerly, she made her way back to her car to retrieve the package. Even in darkness, she was able to find Nan's car. Sure enough, there were several tapes scattered in the front. Rick Springfield, of course. All that was left to do was to swap the labels from those to the 'Saturday Night Fever' soundtracks and Bee Gees albums she'd picked up cheap. That, and the special modification to the inside light. The next time Nan popped in one of those tapes, she'd think she was in a disco. (Never confess a violent reaction to disco in the presence of a Cousin!) A little later, Cousin Tok slipped away from the car. Now she needed to go find Uncle and report in. Time to hook up with the other Cousins. +----------------------------------------------------+ | Lisa Luksus tokaara@a....... | | Cousin 'Tok' | +----------------------------------------------------+ ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 1994 01:33:47 -0500 From: TMP_HARKINS@d....... Subject: FKWARSII--The Grays Hit Toronto July 7, 1994, late evening "Well, we're here!" said Bruce, stepping off the last airplane step. "Toronto." I stepped onto the ground beside him. "Yeah." And no one was gladder than me to have two feet back on solid ground again, even _if_ my gate was a bit unsteady from the drinks I'd had on the plane. After we had collected our baggage, we looked around at the crowded terminal and then looked uncertainly at each other. "Well, what now?" I asked. "I guess the first step should be to get a hotel room until we decide what our next step should be. But first you should call your Mom and tell her we got here safely." "Okay." I walked over to a nearby pay phone and made the call to my Mom. I told her I'd call her back as soon as we had settled into a hotel and told her to give Amanda our love and that we'd talk to her tomorrow. After some searching and our cab driver's recommendation, we found ourselves installed in a modest hotel in the downtown district. "Guess I should give Mom another call and tell her where we are." I picked up the phone in our room, but Bruce said, "Maybe you should use the pay phone in the lobby." "Why?" "The hotel keeps records of calls." "But no one knows we're here." "That may change later." "You'd think you were a Cousin!" "No, just a GM," he said. "Okay. I guess it won't hurt to use some caution. I won't be gone long." I went down to the lobby, made my call, and returned. "Well, at least Mom knows where she can get in contact with us if necessary." Bruce had almost finished his unpacking and I started to do the same. The plane trip, the drinks, and the whole weird situation--not to mention the growing lateness of the hour--was all beginning to catch up with me and make me very tired. But I wondered if we should try to make contact with anyone. "Are we going to go to the Die-Hard Headquarters tonight?" "I don't know if I feel up to handling any vampires tonight." "But we should make contact with someone." "Well, we couldn't bring the computer so we'll have to go in person to the Die-Hard Headquarters tomorrow, I guess. We don't have a phone number." "I wonder if it's listed." I sat on the bed and opened the phone book. "I wouldn't worry about it tonight. We'd be no good to anybody half dead." "Maybe you're right. I just hope we're not too late." I started to put the phone book down again, but thought of something. Yep, it was there--Sidney Lambert. But Nat was probably working. Curious, I looked up Nick's number. It was also listed. But he was probably on duty too. That is, unless the Wars had gotten out of hand. Bruce massaged my shoulders briefly and said, "C'mon, let's get some sleep and we'll get a fresh start tomorrow." I sighed. "Okay." But, despite my fatigue, I had a feeling it was going to be a long night. (Note: GM stands for Gamemaster) --Sandra Gray (hey, I actually remember to sign this time!) --tmp_harkins@d....... ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Date: Fri, 8 Jul 1994 08:42:43 EDT From: Sharon Himmanen Subject: FKWARSII: Mission: IMPOSSIBLE Mission: IMPOSSIBLE Sharon Himmanen Night of July 7 Early morning of July 8 Caution was obviously the best way to proceed, although she was fairly certain Betsy was just an over-excited newbie who had no real idea what she was getting into. A cousin wanting to infiltrate our ranks would be far more convincing, she thought. Still, it wouldn't hurt to take the time to get to know her a little bit. But how, without making it look too obvious that she was feeling Betsy out? After all, she didn't want to insult her. They'd gone into the house to chat for a bit and for Sharon to send email to the group--she'd been cautious about reporting on Betsy. Better wait for that until she was sure. As she was quitting from her White Knight application a sudden idea occurred to her. Betsy was a virtually unknown entity--what Sharon needed was an application. While filling that out, Sharon could ask a few relevant questions, just to satisfy herself that all was right. Betsy was sitting across from her in the living room practically bouncing up and down with excitement. In fact, she could hardly sit still. And Ace, having finished her meal, was making such a din to wake the dead. Sharon smiled up at her, then casually checked her hard drive. Damn! The only thing she had that was remotely suitable was Laurie Salopek's damn T-shirt application. Still, with a few modifications, it might work. "Ah, I was wondering," Sharon said, looking up from the screen. Betsy jumped to her feet. "Yes!" she said expectantly. "Could I use your bathroom?" "Oh." Betsy's face fell. She'd obviously been expecting something else. "Why sure, it's just over there, down the hall to the left." Sharon stood and picked up the computer and headed for the bathroom, but not before catching Betsy's puzzled glance. "Do you always take your computer into the bathroom with you?" Sharon shrugged. "Don't you?" Betsy looked up. "Well, no. But I don't have a laptop. Maybe if I did, I would." "It's better than the newspaper," Sharon said with a grin, then went into the bathroom. She quickly pulled up the T-shirt form and began making changes. There were too many things to check off--she wanted essay-like answers so she deleted quite a bit and began adding blank lines, her mind scrambling for useful questions. After all, she might as well make this count as well. A tentative knock sounded on the door before Sharon was finished. "Is everything all right?" Betsy asked. "Oh, sure. The . . . uh . . . airplane food just . . . uh . . . didn't sit well you know?" "There's some Pepto Bismol in the cabinet," Betsy said helpfully. She was getting nervous and she was anxious to be off on . . . whatever this was. Finally Sharon was finished--her modified application was now 15 pages long. She exited the bathroom and pulled out her portable printer and printed out a copy. "It's so long," Betsy said. "Yeah, well," Sharon said, feigning sympathy. "Nat's sort of a civil servant. You know how they are about paperwork. Lets just be thankful we don't have to do it in triplicate." "All right," Betsy said. "Let's get started." * * * * * It actually didn't take very long for Betsy to finish the application, during which time Sharon asked quite a few pointed questions. She'd learned enough to know that Betsy had a mercenary nature--if Sharon hadn't stepped in when she had, Betsy would definitely have gone to the cousins. Not that this was such a bad thing--mercenaries were useful in every war. You just had to watch them to make sure they didn't get a better offer and change sides in the middle. *And* she was here just to have fun. But now she had to find a task for Betsy. Her thick copy of the Die-Hards charter caught her eye as she put the computer and completed application away. She pulled out the charter and the flyer and handed them to Betsy. "All right, we're in the process of aligning all the groups against LaCroix. I received this," Sharon said, indicating the charter, "in the mail a few days ago. I'd like *you* to find out what's up with them, what they have planned, etc." "Sort of like Desert Shield?" Betsy asked, hefting the Die-Hards weighty tome. "Yeah," Sharon said, nodding her head. "You *will* see action in this war," she warned and promised, "Especially since it looks like it'll escalate. But this is a war that's going to be won on intelligence and infiltration, not overt attacks. At least not by overt attacks until we're ready, until we've gathered our forces and discovered just what's going on." "Got it," Betsy said. "Good. Here's Valerie Meachum's email address. Stay in close contact with her. You have mine as well. And Betsy," Sharon said, closing her computer case. "Yeah?" "Watch your back. We'll try to watch it for you as much as we can, but you might find yourself alone. We're counting on you." * * * * * She'd left Betsy's and headed for the airport. On the way, she stopped at a nearby park and carefully scribbled a short note to Valerie. Valerie, I have given Betsy Vera the task of contacting the Die-Hards. While I'm fairly certain of her loyalties we should keep in mind that she's something of a mercenary. It might not be a bad idea to initiate several contacts to the Die-Hards, including hers. I've enclosed an application I had her fill out. It was mostly to kill a bit of time while I found out more, but there's some useful information on it. As for me, I'm on my way to PSU. It occurred to me that it might not be a bad idea to keep an eye on things at the Raven and what's up with the Cousin's. And while I have no doubt that Laurie's defection to the Ravenette's is real, her email notes indicate to me that she's still thinking like a cousin. While that could prove useful, it could also be dangerous. Oh, I meant to tell you that Sandra Grey contacted me a few days ago, but with the Betsy crisis, I just didn't have time to get back to her. She found the Die-Hards flyer and is interested in helping out, but she doesn't have an affiliation. AND, I received an interesting email from Susan Garrett. I'll pass it on to you when I get a chance. Later, Sharon She folded the note and the application into a tiny square then rolled it into a tight cylinder. Putting her fingers into her mouth she let out a sequence of whistles. In no time a pigeon alighted on the bench next to her. Sharon quickly put the note and the application in the birds leg carrier and sent it on its way to Valerie. It should get there sometime this morning. The sun was just peeking over the horizon as Sharon pulled out the torn pieces of the plane ticket. She briefly toyed with the idea of taping it together and going to PSU under the guise of Betsy Vera but ruled that idea out immediately. Sandye had only met her once, but she couldn't take the chance that she'd remember who she was. Oh well, Sharon thought. It would have been nice to fly first class. She had to admit that LaCroix knew how to take care of his minions. So, instead, she settled for coach and a clear conscience. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- --=====================_831708618==_-- ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 9 May 1996 23:25:52 -0700 From: "B. Janine Morison" Subject: Sci Fi question Does anyone know if the sci fi channel shows FK repeats after the monday night airing? Thanks Janine morison@a....... knightie and cousin ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 9 May 1996 23:28:02 -0700 From: "B. Janine Morison" Subject: question about vamped out eyes OK I really have got this mixed up. What color are the vamped out eyes in the first vs second and third season. Thanks! Janine knightie and cousin morison@a....... ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 03:08:17 -0400 From: Melanie Moser Subject: Thank heaven for this list! I just had a very scary experience... I have a Compuserve account and of course, hang out in the SciFi forums occasionally. Well, taking a brief stop in the FK forum, I was horrified to see that most, if not all, of the messages were talking (on a POSITIVE note) about that OTHER vampire show (which I won't deem to even mention here!). It was so terrifying I had to come back and reread all my old FKLIST mail messages in order to recover! Thank you, all of you, for being so wonderful and wise. I think I'm much better now. (Whew!) Mel Moser N&NPacker, moser@c....... Check out my FK Fan Fiction page at: http://www.clark.net/pub/moser/fkfanfic.htm ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 03:14:24 -0400 From: Beth Hawkes Subject: Lyrics -- Help!!!!! Hi all, I've been trying to figure out all the lyrics to the songs on the FK CD. I think I have all the words for Black Rose except for one line is being difficult. Can someone help me here? "Start the masquerade without me Take illusion, in disguise <-- or is it "when disguised", "wear disguise" or what?????? When your only love's a stranger You scorn the truth, you need the lies." Thanks for any help you can give! Seilidhe@a....... ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 07:20:16 GMT From: Jamie Melody Randell Subject: Re: List Wars On May 10, 1996 02:08:10, 'Arletta Asbury ' wrote: <212K of text snipped> Yo, list... I think it's pretty obvious that Arletta's incredibly long, software-shattering post was an unfortunate mistake. Let's all do her a favor and NOT blitz her with e-mail to that effect, huh? I know that many of you pay by the line/message/hour to retrieve e-mail. I know that many of you (make that many of US!) have e-mail software that Does Not Like large incoming messages. I know that many of you will have been inconvenienced by this post, and therefore will be Upset. But I've already written to her, a nice listownerly note advising her of the error; let's leave it at that. Things happen. Big bad annoying things happen. This is Real Life, after all... Thanks. :-) -- - Jamie M.R. - - Assistant Listowner, FORKNI-L - - NatPack, ConvCoS, SKLmom@4....... - - Illustrated Webgoddess & Keeper of Warm Fuzzies - List Rules - http://cac.psu.edu/~jap8/FK/FKRules.html ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 03:43:12 -0400 Reply-To: ad483@d....... From: Lisa Reeves Subject: missing pieces 'lo there..... I find myself missing pieces 3 and 4 of Broken Promises....would some kind soul please pass them my way? Thanks! -- Lisa Reeves @-->--->--- | ad483@d....... GDFN Help Staff Co-Administrator | reevesl@p....... Mercenary for Chocolate - Save Forever Knight! Site for details: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 00:58:57 -0700 From: Sherri Subject: Re: missing pieces I sent these to her :) On Fri, 10 May 1996, Lisa Reeves wrote: >I find myself missing pieces 3 and 4 of Broken Promises....would some kind soul >please pass them my way? Sherri sherric@e....... Founding Member, SFKS Save FK: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 04:39:34 -0400 Reply-To: ad483@d....... From: Lisa Reeves Subject: more missing... Apologies. I find I'm also missing part 18 of Broken Promises. Can someone pass this along to me? Thanks! -- Lisa Reeves @-->--->--- | ad483@d....... GDFN Help Staff Co-Administrator | reevesl@p....... Mercenary for Chocolate - Save Forever Knight! Site for details: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 07:46:45 +0000 From: Karen Tobin Subject: Re: A few things > On 9 May 96 at 20:16, Sharon Joy wrote: > > > Could someone post JP's address? I'm sure it was posted somewhere, > > sometime, but I've misplaced it. I felt moved to write a >>letter. Um, please pretend my last post re: this subject never happened. It was late; I was tired. James Parriott Forever Knight 4063 Redford Ave Studio City, CA 91604 Karen, Knightie/Heartbreaker (ktobin@t......., http://www.tiac.net/users/ktobin) Reference Librarian, Save Forever Knight Campaign/Almighty Address Goddess Forever Knight has been cancelled. To help, email me and/or visit: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 04:59:39 -0700 From: Roxanne Piccen Subject: Re: List Wars Um... I just downloaded a 249K digest of which 63 pages was apparently the entire text of War 2. I know the person who sent this was trying to help someone else, but should this have been sent to the list? ObFK: YKYB Reading Too Many FK Lists When your dad rummages around in the bathroom looking for a Q-Tip and you immediately think of LaCroix. (Yeah, I know, it's probably happened to most of you already, but I couldn't think of anything else at the moment. It's 7 a.m., I'm at work, and I haven't had any coffee yet.) Roxanne RoxanneP@a....... (Home) // CHIRMP@a....... (Work) ********************************************************* Save Forever Knight! // Save American Gothic! Check out: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html http://www.best.com/~owls for The Trinity Guardian ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 08:01:22 -0400 From: Melanie Moser Subject: Re: missing pieces On Fri, 10 May 1996, Lisa Reeves wrote: > 'lo there..... > > I find myself missing pieces 3 and 4 of Broken Promises....would some kind soul > please pass them my way? > I sent her these. Mel Moser N&NPacker, moser@c....... http://www.clark.net/pub/moser/fkfanfic.htm ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 08:07:23 -0400 From: Melanie Moser Subject: Re: more missing... On Fri, 10 May 1996, Lisa Reeves wrote: > Apologies. > > I find I'm also missing part 18 of Broken Promises. Can someone pass this along > to me? > And I sent her this one too! Happy reading! Mel Moser N&NPacker, moser@c....... http://www.clark.net/pub/moser/fkfanfic.htm ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 08:19:56 -0500 From: MS GILLIAN A ELDRIDGE Subject: Re: Roadblocks, Syndicon >Anyone know any reason why my stupid account keeps hiccuping stuff from last week at >me? Is $P in the middle of a seizure, or what? I've had about 12 e- mails drop in the last >48 hours that are all dated prior to April 30! And one of them is the first part of Susan >Garrett's "Diligence" story that I didn't even know I was missing!!! Grrrr...... Christina, The same thing's been happening to me. I thought I was going crazy till I noticed a spoiler digest was dated April 25th (I'm not on digest for the other lists so notes from there looked like they were current). I ventured onto P* and there was a note there saying they'd had some problems around April 21 or so that resulted in e-mail being held up, and they would be getting the mail out ASAP. Hopefully *all* of it will get delievered. Presumably that also explains why I'm getting SKL mail even though the server's down... Hope to see some of you at Syndicon this weekend. I was going anyway, but it's an added bonus that Nigel will be there. BTW, I'll be easy to recognise as I'll probably be the only English woman on crutches there (I broke my ankle a couple of weeks ago). Jill Eldridge vrkp26b@p....... (FK stuff) g.eldridge1@g....... ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 08:05:35 -0500 From: Lady Sushi Subject: Re: Roadblocks, "Real Life", and FK CD >ObFKFic-L: Go read Dianne's story. :) Really, you'll *like* it. The idea >of Lacroix writing fanfic... has a strong appeal. Fanfic about US. Think >about it; who would he write about? Doing what? To whom? The mind reels* at >the thought of what he could do with some of the personalities on this list.... What is the title, pray tell? I'm too groggy right now (all the time) to figure it out. I'm surprised I can ti Thy tai type... >(*Spider Robinson joke: Actually, my mind doesn't reel anymore. It spins on >compact disc these days...) Ah-ha! Another victim of the bar! It's really sad when you start LIKING the puns... ObFK: Does anyone know if Lisa Ryder modeled before FK? At work, there is a ton of hair stuff. One set of curlers features the picture of a woman who looks EXACTLY like her with curly hair (I have to admit, she's really pretty on it, kind of impish). Anyone? This thing is driving me sane!... * Cousin "Susan" Phoenix * Camera Fanatic of the Thong Throng * LA * * Charter Unnamed * Cold Shower Sisterhood * SKLed Miklos * Darkest Knightie * * NatPack Sympathizer * Queen of I Need Sleep * Hot Flash Disguised as a Woman * phoenix@i....... **Faciemus ut Dewus Mountainus e Tuo Nasone Exeat!** ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 09:53:35 EDT From: Tanya Smith Subject: Nick's hair O.K. you lame Knighties who make fun of Lacroix's eyebrows... What about that hairdo on said person? I mean, come on Ger. Get a cut. Looks like the late 80's grabbed hold of you and won't let go. You are beginning to rival Howard Jones in the "scariest hairdo of the decade" contest. Tanya ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 10:32:21 -0500 From: Distributor Information Subject: YKYB/Need help from NY/NJ Listers YKYBWTMFK when ... .... you work until 3am to get a contract and when you offhandedly ask your boss who it's for, you could swear he says "Lucien Technologies." (It wasn't, but it was awful close. They're in a large IPO now so I can't say who it was.) Tomorrow night I am making the pilgrimage to the NY/NJ area for Mother's Day. I'll be there until the RealAudio conference on Tuesday. Now. When does the syndie show FK there? (And is anyone going to be at the RA conference?) Private e-mail is fine, thanks! ---- TJ ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 10:43:30 -0400 From: Dotti Rhodes Subject: Re: Nick's hair At 09:53 AM 5/10/96 EDT, you wrote: >What about that hairdo on said person? I mean, come on Ger. Get a cut. Okay, now you've done it. All this time I haven't posted and now you've done it!! I happen to think his "I just got out of bed" cut is fun. Unlike Uncle's eyebrows there is nothing "unnatural" about it. It just looks like Nick's gott better things to worry about that having each hair in place. It also speaks volumes about his current state of depression - personal grooming is usually one of the first things to go when you're really depressed. It invites me to go play in it and that makes me VERY HAPPY indeed!!! Pfft!!! :p :) Dotti R Knightie 4-Ever dottir@w....... ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 08:03:55 -0700 From: Cynthia Hoffman Subject: Starlog Yearbook For those people who missed the issues earlier this year with the FK interviews, the current Starlog Yearbook reprints the Hunter-Bloch interviews with Ger and Catherine. The issue should be on the stands right now. I spotted it here in San Francisco yesterday. Cynthia Cynthia Hoffman/choff@v....... Raven ** IB ** MBDtK We cater to the occasional fetishist ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 11:02:17 EDT From: Tanya Smith Subject: Nick's Hair Dottie, You have my full permission to take Ger to a professional salon and have his hair done. In fact, you can tell him I said so. Uncle's eyebrows aren't unnatural. They are flattering contrivances, like how women wear make-up. The darkness of them brings out his sky-blue eyes, and accentuates his look, giving him the "Groomed for the b-room look". Now Ger, he looks dee-licious with his 18th century do. You know, the shoulder length hair that looks slightly unkept--unlike the rat's nest he is currently wearing. Did I see something move in there? (-; Tanya ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 17:16:53 +0200 From: Marina Bailey Subject: Help re Sci-Fi schedule Happy days! I just discovered that we can get the Sci-Fi Channel on satellite. Although I don't have one (*sniff*) I have a relative who does, so I wonder if some kind soul out there knows when FK is showing/will show on the Sci-Fi Channel? If someone could tell me the date (and day - I called my relative and she said, "Hmmm... it's not on on Friday..." See what we fans have to deal with!) and whatever episodes (especially if the last couple will be aired on there) I would be extremely grateful!!! Thanks, - Marina. (tmar@f.......; Richie's CFW; Dark Knightie) \\ "...the 'undergound network' of fan-to-fan communications often // // made the CIA look like a bunch of amateurs." - Leonard Nimoy. \\ ... Something strange is happening, MacLeod. ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 11:32:54 -0400 From: Dotti Rhodes Subject: Re: Nick's Hair At 11:02 AM 5/10/96 EDT, you wrote: >They are flattering contrivances....." ROTFLMAO!!! >and accentuates his look, giving him the "Groomed for the b-room look". His pointed to the sky eyebrows give him a groomed for the bedroom look!!! ROTFLMAO again!! I think Uncle looks very sexy without the wild devil-like eyebrows. They'd kill the mood for me coz I'd be laughing too hard.... >Now Ger, he looks dee-licious with his 18th century do. AH, a truthful line at last....I do prefer the longer hair as well--however--there's nothing wrong with a little windblown look. And there is definitely nothing moving in there indeed.... Dotti R Knightie 4-Ever dottir@w....... ========================================================================= Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 10:49:01 -0500 From: Carla Martinek Subject: Ger's Hair Tanya wrote: >What about that hairdo on said person? I mean, come on Ger. Get a cut. Here's a thought on vampiric properties... does a vampire's hair grow? Obviously, in the FK world, it does, hence Nick's many styles through the centuries (mostly longish). However - how *much* does it grow? Does it grow only to the length it was when you were brought across? Is that why Uncle's hair is never longer than a buzz cut? (Bummer to be stuck with that hairdo throughout eternity!! He *did* have a buzz cut when Divia got him, didn't he?) This would all tie in with the regenerative powers of vampires - cuts and wounds healing, etc. (remember Vachon's lost hand in the season opener??) Another question.... do male vampires need to shave? For that matter - do female vampires need to shave? Janette must have a dickens of a time keeping all that skin silky smooth, since depilatories definitely weren't in fashion in the medieval ages. :)= Best regards, Carla Martinek copper@l....... (home) / carlam@o....... (work) Knightie, N&N_Packer, with occasional Cousinly tendacies =========================================================================
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