sorcyress: A character from a comic about the maintenance workers of the universe, holding a thumbs up and saying "MOOP!" (Zonker-MOOP!)
Because, you know, it's been a couple days since I've done one.

So, three years ago, it was 2006, and I decided that I hadn't been creepy enough lately or something. So I asked people to describe how they moved and smelled --those little things that the internet just doesn't know anything about.

In the three years...I'm still show-offey, especially in regards to my flexibility and now (depending on the company) my dancing ability. I fidget constantly. My beautiful wonderful ring that I wear day in and day out does not actually stay on my hand if I am doing *anything* involving fine motor skills, including typing, and occasionally gets twirled when I'm just standing around chatting.

I still don't know what I smell like. I've discovered that Dominik is the pinnacle of male smell technology for me --that combination of cigarettes and Austrian gentleman goth and dominance and cologne just combines in the most absolutely amazing of ways. One of my favourite moments of freshman year was when I wound up borrowing a vest for a dance, and had it in my room for a week. Yes, I was creepy enough to just randomly wear it, and take long adoring sniffs.

I've added a handful of other people to my good-smells list, though I still maintain that my nose is not nearly talented enough to pick up on such things.

Yep! ((iirc, the Paul I stole that from had a good boy-smell to him too. Hum. Wish I could remember better.))



Unrelatedly, I've started poking vaguely at the whole scheissentagzunfixen1 thing again. In this particular case, it's involved creating three new shiny tags, inspired largely by the essays I've been writing (and writing and meaning to post)

I-Write-Good-Shit: Personal is kinda a repository for thoughtstreams, and stuff about me. Angsting about crying or getting old or love goes here. (If I think it's good --it's a subjective trope.)
I-Write-Good-Shit: Public is a repository for things that I think of as "essays", despite the fact that most of them aren't written in any proper manner. It also includes things like my discussion of food that so many of you are chagrined by, and other things that are humourous.

The two will eventually (hopefully) comprise a sort of "best-of" look at this journal.

((Ignore the fact that I already have a tag called Past!Sor-is-Awesome. Multiple tags for the same thing is kinda one of defining themes of my personal scheissentagzunfixen.))

The third is just a management tag --it is called Read-The-Sorkin-Manual3, 6 and serves as a user-manual for me and this journal. Eventually, I will simply replace my userinfo with a link to it or something.

Yep.

~Sor
MOOP!

1: Scheissentagzunfixen. Rough translation: Your tags are shit, make them better. Coined by the abfab2 Dan4th at some point or another.

2: No, don't worry, you did not actually hear me say that. And definitely not as one word.

3: This is, of course, riffing off the traditional tech support cry of "RTFM!!!". I actually thought about using Read-The-Fucking-Manual at first, but as always4, I'm trying to scout out better words to swear with, ideally ones that can be used in front of my future students. Also, I rather like the idea of swearing in my own name, and it's especially fitting in this context.

It should also be noted that the "k" is a perfectly acceptable spelling of my name --The Katters pronounced my name with a hard c (k sound, sor-key-ress) instead of the soft c (s sound, sor-see-ress) at some point, and I found I rather liked it. So, for future reference, if you see me spell my name Sorcy, or Sorcyress, or Sor Cyress, those are all meant to be with the s sounds, where Sorky or Sorkyress or Sor Kyress are hard sounds.

4: This is legit. I'm a *big* fan of interesting swears. I think this comes out more in my actual speech than in my writing style --I don't feel I type "Son of a cock" or "Son of a priest"5 nearly as often as I say them.

5: Favourite swear ever, no lie. I do occasionally use "Son of a priest, a whore, and a purple *spoon*" when I'm being especially drastic.

6: Taking bets for how long it takes me to typo and wind up with a tag called "Read-The-Sorkin-Manuel" can begin.....now.


ETA: Footnote-Orgy, which does not refer to a post with a lot of footnotes. It merely refers to a post with at least one footnote that stems from a previous footnote. ((Which is why, in the body of this text, the footnotes skip from 3 to 6 --4's source is in footnote 3, and 5's source is in footnote 4.

I may also go ahead and make a "promiscuous footnotes" tag or something like that, for the posts with upwards of five footnotes or something.
sorcyress: Just a picture of my eye (Me-Eye)
Stolen from Kat, in a letter she sent me, so disclaimer is that if this post suddenly dissapears, it's because she got peeved at me for stealing her words without permission. Although, in all truth, I doubt thats very likely to happen.

I love the little mysteries about you -- what do you smell like? How do you move? Etc.

There we go. Theres a defining part of online relationships as a whole. What *do* my online friends smell like. How *do* they move.

Damnit Kat, this was something I'd never thought about, ever, and now I'm going to spend entierly too much time obsessing about it. Bah! Bah I say!!

Because, oddly enough, body language does convay volumes. Yes, I can make up for it some by *sigh* and *grin* and *stretches out flirtatiously on the couch, beckoning with one hand for you to join me* and *pout* and all the others I use, but it's not the same. I don't blush online, or if I do, it tends to be for an entierly different set of reasons. Online, it's harder to climb onto the backs of couches, or scale the staircase without using the actual steps, or play gravitational dart ninjas (although Hyde seems to do a FINE job of that last one whenever he needs to think. H: Shush, you!)

And it's significantly harder to cuddle. Oh sure, *cuddles*. But that's just not it. That doesn't convay it at all. I've seen one very good cyber-cuddler (Oh, what a brilliant night that was!) and it's hard to do right.

And oddly, it's something that I tend to do a lot of. I'm a highly tactile person, I believe in hugs and cuddling and being close to people I like. It's a good feeling. Laps were, in fact, made for sitting on.

But the dynamic changes when the medium switches from the physical to the mental. And honestly? That's weird.

But even ignoring that.

How DO you lot move? Are you lot graceful? Do you fidgit, have trouble sitting still? Or do you not sit at all, but prefer to stay standing, or perhaps lie down when you talk? Are you like Chris, and full of energy, and bouncing on everything? Like Veronica, who nearly always has a slight undertone to her movements that brings to mind vixens and seductreses? Or are you like my brother, and try to move as little as possible in order to play games, but then, when we look at you, you're sitting there with your foot around your ear?

And scents, god. The way people smell doesn't tend to register with me, but there are a few boys who it just pings with me. Chris, for one, and Eric.

And that's odd to consider. It's something I never thought about, but like I said, I will spend hours obsessing on it.

And I think the only way to stop?

I better just meet some of you lot in person...

~Sor
MOOP!

(((P.S: I have no clue how I smell. Hopefully niceish, but one never knows.
I move...mostly gracefully. A tad bit show-offish, especially when someone challenges my flexability. Clumsy at times, where I trip and fall over things. *shrugs* I hadn't thought about it that much.)))

(((Postpostscript: Yes, I know I haven't put the SORC101 lesson up yet. I'll get there. >.<)))

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