Scott Jennings

Hi. Wow. I have to confess some things first: 1) I have NOT read the enitre thread. I stopped at page 22 and glossed over the last page. 2) I canNOT see what the big deal is. (Don’t jump on me immediately for dismissing your concern!) Ok, that second

Personally, I think people (that would include both women and men) should be able to wear whatever they please or even walk down the street in the buff if that is what floats their boat. I also think that the workplace, (and restaurants, etc.) has a right and good reason

Asheron’s Call is a good game. After playing for two weeks in January and disliking it, I returned in June with a more open mind towards accepting the game as it is — a big part of this was in learning about the ongoing story. The playerbase seemed much more

The Pimp Dresses on one level are not the best example for this. They’re practically an easter egg… you have to take a pre-existing item, run it to a merchant, and have them alter it (“I’d like about six inches torn off the front, K? Thx”) I’

Giving a dress to a leather crafter results in some creative alterations. A clean, respectful design gives way to an “optional,” “historically accurate” low-cut piece, dyed red. A piece virtually exposing the areolae. After some angry comments, designers responded with lines about how “women had asked for it.” People

Whew! You ARE masochist, aren’t you? Alright then. This stuff (if you’re into it) will deepen your understanding of oNWN PVP. For better or for worse. (laugh) The amazing and beautiful contents of the link I’m about to give you consist of: PvPman.doc – A pvp manual