Madam_Zora

Mdm. Z is my hero,and my inspiration, and my hope that there exist human beings left that care enough about the world, and its inhabitants, to be passionate in their thinking and actions. If you actually LISTEN to her, then her sex, sexuality and beauty become clearly evident---and in the process your mind, heart, and soul will be enlightned and enriched. Granted, ber beautiful face and body are distracting, but once your experience her soul through her passionate mind and heart, her whole person glory truly shines through. This is no BS---she is more woman than any of you can handle, and more man that most of us could ever hope to be--she is an increadible person! I actually have secret suspicions she is a member of a superior secret race, who posts here hoping to elevate the rest of is silly monkeys. She's sure as hell beats a black monolith! (cheesy 2001: A space odyssey reference here). Mdm. Z---I wish I could know you in person, and call you friend. My life would be much richer for the experience!

What I admire most about this lady is her ability to channel her (admitted) anger into amusing yet poignant takes that are both well thought out and thought provoking. It is certainly a skill that others have here, but she has a special knack. These are abilities of maturity that have eluded me completely, so I am frankly jealous.

Thanks for talking to me last night, it meant the world. I have a habit of taking a very long time to warm up to people, and sometimes that is misunderstood as being a bitch or being stand-offish, but it's not.

For someone like me, my real personality is also my "persona". I get to hide behind being who I really am as sort of a front. I've referred to this as "lying with the truth" before, but Big Dirge nailed me on it pretty well a while back. I get to say exactly what I want to say, or would say in a real life situation, and add a smilie, and everything's okay, because I'm Jana- resident evil. People gather around to watch the clouds gather, and the fact that there's an actual human being behind this keyboard gets lost in the drama. Oh, it's a good show, but I still go home alone.

I'm not whining, for whatever reason the same things that I encounter here I deal with in real life, so it doesn't shock me as much as it once did.
I get called a man irl all the time, despite having 38DD tits, it's absurd. I've come to grips with being a cartoon character, but it is really amazing when someone says something so purely beautiful to me and makes me feel like they really do see a person inside here- you made me cry, and I'm so glad we finally got to talk.



Years ago I found a Book of Knowledge encyclopaedia from 1909. I was flipping through one of the volumes- I would read the four rescued books cover to cover eventually, but they were written in story form as if to children in many parts. One question raised was "Why do we have eyebrows?" It went on to explain about deflecting sweat and keeping flying dust particles from getting in our eyes, but then it added a cosmetic reason. It said that when you want to draw attention to something, you underline it. The eyebrows serve to draw attention to the eyes, which are the most interesting part of the face, and where one should focus one's attention when speaking to someone. I thought that was an amazing observation.

I say this, because you are one person who I've observed giving well of yourself, and doing so consistantly. I have no doubt whatsoever that you are exactly who you appear to be, and I know that life is rarely kind to gentle people. I wanted to underline what you posted to me, not because of what you said, which was embarrassingly flattering, but because you said it. Who does things like that? To take it further, who does things like that, just because they feel like it, with no expectation of reward? Very few, and you are a rare treat. It is me who is lucky to know you.

edit- you have a beautiful voice, I love baritones!

MZ, I've not had the fortune of conversing with you here, but after reading a fair chunk of your output since 2004, it's high time I let you know I think you're the cat's ass! Notwithstanding those 38DDs, I'm continually knocked out by your big heart AND your massive balls! And here's a big smilie to back it up. BB

MZ is one of the reasons I joined this site. When I discovered it and lurked around for a while, I wondered if there was a place for women on a large cock site. She was the first female poster I came across on these boards and it was refreshing to see a strong, intelligent, vivacious woman at home amoungst all the men, discussing everything from penis enlargement to the Pope. Needless to say, after reading her posts I felt encouraged that I could find my own little niche, which I did and have had many great conversations and met amazing people via PM and in person.

Thanks MZ for introducing me to the wild ride that is LPSG.org.

We're going to have to start talking about boogers and dead stuff soon or I'm going to get creeped out.

I joined because of Doublemeatwhopper- no doubt about it. While there was already a vibrant and thriving community by the time I got here, that very well might not have been so if it weren't for him earlier on. When I got here, he was the guy who listened to everyone's problems and tried to help. He was the guy who knew something about a wide array of subjects, and a great deal about some. Some of his posts were amoung my favorite readings, and I'm not just sucking ass here- those who remember him know what I mean. It still bothers me that he's not allowed back, but I'll save that topic for another day.

Things used to move MUCH slower here. In the fall of 2003 and for sometime thereafter, I read almost every post in every forum. Of course, we had fewer forums too, so it was easier, and there might only be 20 or so new posts in a whole day. It's taken me four years to get close to 10k posts, and now we have members getting high post counts much faster, I'm becomming obsolete. And that's the way it should be.

If you found something here you like, make sure it's here to pass on. Keep protecting our free speech, we are not immune from fundamentalist thinking, nor is anyplace. Keep holding each other's feet to the fire to provide sources, and teach each other to be critical of sources, intentions and motivations. Don't ignore facts to protect feelings. Keep grinning at hoo-hoos and know that they're just another wonderful part of it all, whether you've got one or just like them.

Haha, sorry MZ. I was referring to one of the taglines of a really funny British Comedienne. I would have thought someone from the UK would have bailed me out by now. Otherwise, I digress from the OP. All hail, Madame Zora. She is well fit, innit?

No, you are confusing it with Cousin, Cousine. Mme Zora was in the movie called Cajones, Cajonas.

I believe he was referring to Victor Victoria JA.

Victor/Victoria (1982)

Haha, yes I know, but the pun wouldn't have worked as well. I think Cousin, Cousine is also about gender ambiguity, isn't it? If not, then forget I even tried to be funny.

Kweer!

*cues banjos*

I love reading all of MZ's posts. The person I have gotten to know via Pm is a warm and caring human being and very different from the persona that I thought was MZ.

MZ you are unique and fabulous.

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I believe he was referring to Victor Victoria JA.

Victor/Victoria (1982)

Haha, yes I know, but the pun wouldn't have worked as well. I think Cousin, Cousine is also about gender ambiguity, isn't it? If not, then forget I even tried to be funny.


I'm glad you knew that I meant Victor/Victoria! My somewhat dry "Canadian" sense of humour is sometimes misunderstood. I can't tell you the number of times I have made some truly ridiculous statement only to have people think I was serious.

Novaboy

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Cousin Cousine is about the uproar and chaos which ensues when two French persons don't have an affair.

That's what it looked like to me. Some people read something else into it.

More accurately, everybody else I've heard try to describe the movie seem to have read something else into it. I may have missed something - my French sux.