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Deviousness `TimberClipse's dedication to our community is without question. From developing helpful tutorials, to being a community leader in groups such as #fella and #deviant365, you can always find Zev connecting with all areas of our community in order to spread his infectious enthusiasm and inspiring positivity. We are delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2012 to `TimberClipse, congratulations! Read More
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cute dogs = cute!
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"I'll burn the heart out of you!" Cleverbot: "Yea, but are you ticklish?"
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And Shine Heaven Now | But I'm A Cat Person
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A thought on l!Stephen: both of them have a common heritage in that they're both the products of Real Stephen, a Democrat. Thus, c!Stephen and l!Stephen stem from left-wing stereotypes, where Conservatives are unthinking and inelegant and Liberals are wishy-washy push overs.
Here's a fun meta exercise for you: how would c!Stephen and l!Stephen look if they were created by an AU Stephen where he was as much a Republican as our Stephen is a Democrat? (I suppose this version would also be a lapsed Catholic.) That is, how would a right-leaning AU!Stephen satirize the two sides?
The GOP doesn't stereotype Liberals as wishy-washy, for example, so AU!Stephen wouldn't create a hippie version. I imagine l!AU!Stephen would be more the hands-off Ivory Tower liberal stereotype. c!AU!Stephen would probably be made to represent the "silent majority:" firmly held beliefs, but too quiet for his own good and easily distracted from serious issues by pop culture.
And for even more fun, add in Libertarian and Socialist/Fascist AU versions of Real Stephen to test the extremes. The only risk there is that they tend to see the two parties as the same (Libertarians see them both as Authoritarians seeking control, Socialists/Facists as too supportive of individuality and internal dissent), so there'd be hardly any distance between the two versions, save for some superficial differences meant for irony.
I enjoy picking Real Stephen's brain (and by extension the brains of his co-writers) even more than his characters, sometimes.
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One major inaccuracy: r!Colbert isn't a "lapsed" anything. He's an active believer. (The man teaches Sunday school, for crying out loud.)
Would you mind posting the rest of your thoughts a comment to [link] ? That way they can get bounced off of other people who are interested in the meta, not just me. (And I'll argue with you there ^_~)
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I apparently have a serious thing for leashes. Adorable tiny jingling tags and all.
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The leashes are sexy/cute.
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Stottlemeyer: He read the book, didn't he?
Natalie: Yep.
Stottlemeyer: Not page 73?
Natalie: No. I ate it. *walks away*
Leashes are fun
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