Memorial Day originally was intended to honor the Union soldiers who died in the American Civil War and was initially always supposed to be May 30. For my international readers, the Union soldiers were fighting against slavery and for northern fiscal domination. At any rate, it then became the last Monday in May every year. First the holiday was expanded to include honoring all American soldiers who died in wars. Not to be confused with Veterans Day which honors those who lived through them. In 1971, Richard Nixon was the one responsible for changing the date to be the floating last Monday of May as opposed to the solid and dependable May 30. Make of that what you will. This year the date would be the same whichever way it was figured.
May 302005
May 292005
Here is a gallery of Scar doing more of a gutter punk street vamp look. Yes, it seems this is Scar week at Sexy Fandom. I am just so impressed with the new Scar13.com site.
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May 282005
Scar lounges in her tapestry-covered lair like a sweet vampire.
May 272005
In this free gallery of Scar, she shows off her perfect skin and arranges herself on a beautiful gilded chair.
Blue Blood has done it again, delivering an original, erotic, creative, gothic site like no one else can. Scar13.com is the newest in their ever-growing community network and it just knocks my socks off. I usually like girls with more meat on them, but Scar is truly exceptional. If slender spooky brunettes are your thing, she is flawless and, if they are not your thing, she is still pretty gorgeous and sexy. I especially love how her personality comes across in the free area of the Scar13 site. Not to mention the hot photography.
May 252005
I recently discovered the Sex Wrecks site and found myself drawn into their vortex of fascinating tales of personal depravity. I am so pleased they like me too. Here is what SexWrecks had to say, “Geeks and Teats: SexyFandom.com blends sci-fi with sex-fiendism in a manner that would make more than Mr. Spock’s ears pointy. Jack in, for example, to their recent collection of (barely) costumed honeys at a video-game convention. Yes, that is a phaser in our pants, but we’re also just happy to see them.”
I have a phaser in my pants too, but alas it is only a strap-on.
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May 222005
Comicraft or Comic Books Fonts is giving away their Storm Trooper font to anyone who signs up for their mailing list. Realizing that being on their mailing list will probably make you covet fonts, please proceed at your own risk. The message from this Sith font-monger is, “Our clone army of Stormtrooper letters is now ready to be unleashed upon the rest of the universe… although their journey to the darkside is not yet complete, we still suggest that if you’d like to avoid any Imperial entanglements, this is NOT the font you are looking for… You can go about your business… Move along…”
May 202005
The E3 video game show is this week and the One Up gamer site just posted a very nice gallery of booth babes for your viewing pleasure.
The new Star Wars movie Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith comes out today. I’d write more, but I’m guessing most of you are going to be at the movies anyway. Except I suppose for readers in France, Belgium, Switzerland and Uruguay who inexplicably got the movie a day before most of the rest of the world. Did they make the film in French first? My sympathies to Estonia, Ecuador, Korea, Greece, Iceland, India, Italy, and Romania who all must wait one more long day. And of course deeper sympathies to the Japanese who have to wait until July ninth for proper theatrical release. Although, somehow I can’t imagine that a country as technologically advanced as Japan will really have to wait that long in practical terms. Maybe they are getting extra specials effects or something.
May 132005
The 2004 Nebula Awards for best science fiction or fantasy were presented on April 30 in Chicago, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced. The Nebula Awards are voted on and presented by active members of the SFWA, which now has 1,500 members, including most of the leading writers of science fiction and fantasy. A list of winners follows: Best Novel of 2004: Paladin of Souls by Lois McMaster Bujold, Best Novella of 2004: “The Green Leopard Plague” by Walter Jon Williams, Best Novelette of 2004: “Basement Magic” by Ellen Klages, Best Short Story of 2004: “Coming to Terms” by Eileen Gunn, and Best Script of 2004: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. The Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award was presented to Anne McCaffrey for lifetime achievement in the field. She is only the 22nd writer so honored since 1974. A special “Service to SFWA” award was given to Kevin O’Donnell Jr. in recognition of his 16 years of volunteer service to the organization. (via scifi.com)
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May 112005
I’ve been having a dreadful bout of CFIDS. Some days are better than others and some weeks are much much worse than others. I love doing this site, but a hobby has to wait when I have to curtail my activities to manage my very limited energy. Professional deadlines have to come first. If you are interested in learning more about chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome, I recommend a visit to the CFIDS Association of America website at CFIDS.org. I promise to return to our regularly scheduled program in the next few days. Really bad spells don’t tend to last longer than that for me and I can write a bit even with the brain fog.
May 092005
It probably goes without saying that, if I were to purchase an Aurora: Star Wars Edition, it would most likely be the Dark Side version with sexy Darth all over it. Now that I think about it, wouldn’t it have been hot to have Ewan MacGregor be Darth?
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