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BettyBaker
32 / F / Bisexual / Available
Livermore, California
Her journal posts
Were you at OpenSF?
Jun 11, 2012
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Nov 6, 2009
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Oct 20, 2009
Do you believe in monogamy?When I say that I don't believe in monogamy, I mean that I don't believe in it *for me*. It works very well for lots of people.
- Yes
- No
- I'm Not Sure
My previous profile text
Aug 24, 2009
My Self-Summary
Who reads the directions anymore? Hang it all, OKC, this box of
text is my sandbox, not yours. Leetle pink titles, I can't see you.
Let's do this the fun way.
The sky has flickered and changed. Bloodshot with oozing purple and
black veins, it's begun to drip. I'm cozy in my parlor with a pot
of tea and a William Gibson book when I hear the first warbling
moan. That's when I realize; our connection? It's a magical one.
Ever since we met, our rapport has been a subtle, quiet,
understanding one that sizzles with an undercurrent of erotic
electricity. You're so very accurate with a shotgun and, darling,
you're incredibly muscular. I know I held back before, but now I
don't think I can live without you. Wanna come over?
***
Right now I'm growing a lemon tree, a pot of basil, some mint, and
a sunflower. This is the most successful gardening season of my
life; I am not a green-thumb. More usefully, I've either seated
myself in front of a piano or in front of computer. I'm great at
converting wiggles of the fingers into either music or meaning;
preferably both. I'm a huge people-person. I like you.
What I’m doing with my life
You're here! Oh, you're so wonderful! When I saw them shambling
just at your heels, I began to become a bit concerned. You must
have been incredibly adroit and clever to escape them. Tell me, are
you bleeding anywhere? Did any of them touch you? No? Well then,
come in, come in!
I've arranged everything in the most romantic way possible in order
to suit our amazing affair of love. Here we have, snuggled in red
velvet, a loaded Winchester and extra ammo. And here... follow the
rose petals, love... here we have some knee and elbow padding for
what's sure to be a licentious romp of a night. And, just for you,
a perfume-scented map of our town. The locations circled in red are
sure to be heavily fortified havens suitable for for our
lust-filled liason.
Is someone knocking? Heavens, don't tell me that our night of
desire has been interrupted by something unexpected! Tell me,
darling, are you ready to run?
They tell me that men love to look at a girl's backside as she runs
ahead of the zombie horde and yet still within his protective
sphere. I'm always hoping to please my man, and darling, you're
him, so, as we take off, I'll be sure to run in front of you in
order to afford you an appealing view. You have my back, yes?
You know what I call defending a woman from the zombie horde? I
call it foreplay.
***
Teaching voice and piano, returning to school, throwing parties,
and starting projects.
I’m really good at
Darling, we made it! You were fantastic. Watch; my bosom's heaving
and I'm a mite sweaty; I hope you don't mind. Oh, good, so glad.
Let me just get you reloaded, so to speak.
This dusty, securely locked bar is just the spot for a little alone
time, but I've heard that even the most romantic location becomes
even more atmospheric when remodeled to include a really, really
sturdy barricade. Care to help me remodel, wink, wink, nudge,
nudge, say no more?
***
Playing the piano, welcoming folks into my social circle, and
taming birds, cats, and ratties.
The first things people usually notice about me
Goodness, those zombies sure are pressing in against the windows,
aren't they? I'd sure like to press up against you. In the
meantime, care to heat up the night? Yay! I have here a torch and
some matches and, lookie, the bar has a handy stash of vodka.
Nothing, *nothing*, says romance like the smell of charred zombie
flesh.
Does fire kill zombies? I suppose that they can't devour me, us, if
they're incinerated. Hope so. In the meantime, let's set the bar
ablaze---God, you're good with your hands--and skip, whilst holding
hands, to...
***
Floppy, over-expressive body language, pretty hair, incoming
hug.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
...the woods! Darling, I'd love to stargaze with you from atop a
tree. Care to join me in the treetop? Good, good. I'll go
first--the better for you to watch my backside. How close are
they?
That close?
You have my back, right, sweetie? 'Cause if you have my back now,
you'll have my back later.
If you know what I mean.
***
Books: densely packed with information or character; preferably
both
Movies: densely packed with cleverness and emotion; preferably
both
Music: Loud, thumpy, catchy, and inspiring
Food: Italian, Indian, and Japanese
The six things I could never do without
You're fantastic. I can't believe that you thought to bring along
an extra gun or several. I knew I could count on you. Did you know
that I like my men tall, strong, and aggressive against zombies?
It's sort of a fantasy of mine.
It's just too bad that they can climb trees. I tell you what; I
hate the fact that our date night keeps get interrupted by silly
shambling hordes. If you help me get to a safer, quieter, more
secluded place, I'll tell you more about my fantasy.
***
Coffee, shampoo, kisses on the chin, nap time, books, and
projects.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Oh, we're here. Come closer to me; yes run your fingers through my
hair. Sweetheart, if I wasn't saving myself for the end of the
zombie invasion, we could totally be together, right here, right
now.
In fact, if that one pesky zombie wasn't shambling toward us even
now, I might think about changing my mind, but...
***
How I can make something go, what I can learn about X, what it
would take to start a project, and how I could redesign a noun to
make it better. Also, I think about music and daydream about
romantic entanglements.
On a typical Friday night I am
...holy crap, you're powerful. And your dexterity--I've never seen
anything like it. Tell me, what are your thoughts on American
culture as it stands today? Do you like coffee or tea? Are you into
zombie killing as a vocation or as a sometimes hobby? For which
presidential candidate did you vote?
***
Alive, phew. And probably creating a project.
The most private thing I’m willing to admit here
Mmm. Forget I asked. Darling, you're magnificent, and I'm so glad
we met. I'm positively panting for you. There are merely a hundred
or so zombies left---the sands of time drift closer and closer to
our night of bliss. Thing is, those hundred zombies appear to be
surrounding us just now. Do you think you could...?
***
I'm in an open relationship with the fabulous Funktektronic and
another brilliant, kind, sexy man. The spirit is yearning for more
flirtatious, frolicsome encounters, yet the schedule is remarkably
overbooked. Still, talk to me, so we can pine and dream over each
other.
You should message me if
Crap, sweetheart, I'm sorry things worked out that way. I swear, I
never intended to blow out your chest cavity after you died saving
me from the zombie invasion. On the plus side, it appears that all
the zombies are suitably offed, and that I've survived
unscathed.
You're the most romantic, heroic, amazing man I've ever met, truly.
It's really too bad that we never...
***
the zombies haven't eaten you yet. Or, if not, to regale me with
tales of your exotic zombie lifestyle.
In the spirit of fairness, I've never met a zombie, intentionally
used another sentient being, or blown out anybody's chest
cavity.
***
...What's that sound? Honey?
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Jul 15, 2009
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Jul 15, 2009
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Jul 14, 2009
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Zombie 4th of July
Jul 3, 2009
Although my neighbors have been keeping awake at night by experimentally setting off sparklers in their front yards, these premature kabooms have been useful in terms of charring up and dismembering some of the encroaching shambling horde.
Zombie Fourth of July Preparation
Jun 27, 2009
This year for Zombie Fourth of July, my neighbors and I are going to produce a spectacular fireworks show using real explosives. The children will gather around to roast marshmallows over a bonfire built of the dismembered body parts of the latest unlucky ravening horde. During this festive occasion, my Winchester and I will stand guard, carefully scanning the crowd for signs of infection. Instead of glow sticks, each participant will have a grenade (patriotically painted in red, white, and blue) along with instructions to pull the pin and throw it at anybody who shambles or groans. We'll be wearing raincoats.