Illustrated Love Stories

[Yamato]

ILSWriter wrote :

I don't appreciate the sarcasm.

Kronn, I apologize. I meant no sarcasm at all. That is my problem with boards like this. I am very inexperienced in using them. I sincerely appreciated your comments. I was trying to be humorous which obviously fell flat on its face. Again I sincerely apologize.

ILSWriter

True, in real life you would have been smirking or some body cue would have betrayed you....no need to apologize; we simply misinterpreted what we were telling each other...but I do like the idea of a contractor causing mayhem.....you could "BUILD" on that get it? (ok ok bad joke). :-)

[Greebo]

Squeeky wrote : Regarding that rule, since you cannot 'economically' lower the table legs, in social environments one could allow a short person, such as a junior, to use a stool of a reasonable height and define the stool as an "elevated floor".

Don't know how Junior Competitions are regulated; probably still demand "one foot in contact with the floor".

Never mind Junior Competitions - what about the 'vertically challenged'? I can understand they don't want all and sundry crawling over the baize, risking scuffs and tears, but why should the long legged players have unfair advantage - the sub five footers need to be catered for.

[Squeeky]

Huh? What? Vertically challenged? They are upright! What's the issue?

The problem is for those "horizontally challenged" who can't even make the supplemented false floor height!

I shumtims shnkk, yeshh I no when arrm!
[I sometimes think, yes I know when I am! - I put my translation here so LRM doesn't have to run it through a 'translator' ]

Crash! Splinter!

[Greebo]

Heh, Squeeky! You just reminded me of a card my wife received recently on her birthday. It has a picture of a slightly dishevelled and squiffy looking young lady with an armful of booze bottles, saying "Alcohol doesn't make you fat, it makes you lean - against chairs, floors, walls and ugly people!"

[RoRi]

I like the story till now, teasing.
BTW I got your joke.

[Squeeky]

Hmmm. Secrets of the Old House. Only just begun, could we have a vampire? Hehe.



No, but there were some unexpected monsters!
And some earlier comments were not tossed in there lightly.

Well, this was not what I expected. Quite pleasing within the style you have been giving us.

Is that the end? It could well finish there leaving us to imagine, but then, are there to be additions to this?

[okimaon1]

Hi, Much better from what I saw. there's tension in the air...
looking forward to your next episodes.

[Greebo]

I agree - this story is quite a bit better, and I enjoy it so far. I hope you will develop it further.

One minor comment I have is that there seemed to be a rather large jump between http://www.illustratedlovestories.com/h ... e_147.html and http://www.illustratedlovestories.com/h ... e_148.html - I feel you either need a bridging image and text, or possibly just a bridging modification of text maybe by adding suitable comment from Danny to http://www.illustratedlovestories.com/h ... e_147.html

[ILSWriter]

Thanks Greebo. I guess I was concentrating on the image more than the dialogue. Anyway, your suggested change has been made. If you want to check it, go to about the 10th frame of Chapter 3.

[Greebo]

Yeah, ILSWriter, that works for me!

[Squeeky]

I would like to query the SWF for 134a.

Once I turn to that page the SWF loads. Ok, you have it set on a continuous loop. On my initial viewing I wondered why the maid was not taking some time to recover before initiating further arousal.

I think I have my browser (through a FF add-on) set that I have to manually start any Flash so I won't go there. However I notice that if I pass my mouse over the image while playing I get a message about "Download this Video". Can you suppress that or is it something which comes with your flash program? Then too, can you set just one pass, and then maybe force the next page to load? Or some static comment across the last frame, like, "Come on Danny. Makes me feel like a prevert!"

Understand that my knowledge of this technology is severely limited.

[ILSWriter]

Thanks Squeeky for the sugestions. You said,

Understand that my knowledge of this technology is severely limited.

That certainly applies to me also. I did delete the continous loop of the animation. But the only way I know to automatically jump to the next html page is by time. So that's the way it is now. The animation is 90 seconds long so I put the code in to automatically go to the next page after 90 seconds.

[Squeeky]

Ah! Yes, nice.

(There was one little 'blip', but that may have been in the download at my end, when the maid is reclining, exhausted, the blue textline for the next screen flashes up momentarily before the new screen page appears. Reflect on that, not a big deal but if it is something that you can rectify then so much the better for your work).

Looking forward to more.

[LRM]

@ ILSWriter
The "Home" button works well.
Thanks
L

[RoRi]

outsch
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