Do it for teh lulz

Bloodywolf wrote:

Yeah I know my bad lol I always manage to bring up icky things lol

(Always wanted an excuse to use this gif lol.)

As good as any excuse. xDD

Humn.

Sio wrote:

As good as any excuse. xDD

LooooL that's what I figured!

Bloodywolf wrote:

Humn.

*unsure where all this is going*

Down the rabbit hole?

Everyone is just finally using those gifs they never to to use. XD

I can go with that

eye of the divine wrote:

Sio wrote:

Because I'd rather not help you play the Devil's advocate about whether the death and then non-corporeal presence of one twin in any way calls into question the "legitimacy" of the incest in this case, I say yes. It is still quite twincest if they are/were siblings.

*shrugs* I was just curious. Personally as soon as it got to that point I ritually sacrificed my copy of the book and went on to read something else.

How do you go about cutting the heart out of a book

Personally, as long as there is no offspring with the increased risc of genetic defects, I don't give a damn if a relation is incest or whatever.
And for Anee Rice, after the Vampire Armand, I have never touched any of her books again, except for Interview.

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If they're consenting adults and no sort of psychological trauma has figured into forming the dynamics of their mutual interest in the relationship, fine?

Call me a square, or whatever- I just... still have that wiring in-brain that tells me it's terribly unappealing to be that "close" to family, whether the relation be reproductively viable or no. <0<;

Childe of Malkav wrote:

eye of the divine wrote:

Sio wrote:

Because I'd rather not help you play the Devil's advocate about whether the death and then non-corporeal presence of one twin in any way calls into question the "legitimacy" of the incest in this case, I say yes. It is still quite twincest if they are/were siblings.

*shrugs* I was just curious. Personally as soon as it got to that point I ritually sacrificed my copy of the book and went on to read something else.

How do you go about cutting the heart out of a book

Personally, as long as there is no offspring with the increased risc of genetic defects, I don't give a damn if a relation is incest or whatever.
And for Anee Rice, after the Vampire Armand, I have never touched any of her books again, except for Interview.

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Come to my haven with a book you dislike and I'll show you

You'd need a number of generations of inbreeding to shrink the genetic diversity of the gene pool enough for defects to become apparent in the progeny.

The lines of consent were quite blurred. I don't think you're a square at all Sio ^_^

oh god

Nothing honest

D'aww, hugs. ^0^

Sio wrote:

D'aww, hugs. ^0^

I have many different kinds of hugs to offer lol

xD so I see!

I think this is the most I've used gifs xD

Same here. I used to just squirrel them away on the off-chance that there would be a time to use them, but now that there's been an abundance... It's played itself out. xD