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18:17 Mar 28 2019
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This made me cry. All the father got was 3 months in jail, hunting license suspended for 10 years. These two should never be able to hunt again. This is what mean and evil people look like.


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07:33 Mar 28 2019
Times Read: 1,093


Need a job? Here you go:

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (WTHR) — NASA is offering to pay someone nearly $19,000 to spend two whole months watching TV in bed.

Researchers are looking at the effects of "artificial gravity" on the body to see if it would be beneficial to astronauts who spend a long period of time in space, WFLA reported.

NASA will select 24 participants to travel to the German Aerospace Center, according to WFLA. Those participants will spend 60 days in bed while being monitored 24/7.

However, there's a catch: you must speak German, be in good health and be between 24 and 55 years old.

The participants will be separated into two groups and will be propped up at an incline with the feet above their head. This will reduce blood flow to the extremities, mimicking the effects of being in space.

Volunteers will be required to do a number of activities while lying down including eating, reading, watching TV and going to the bathroom. One of the groups will do all this while spinning.

NASA researchers plan to compare the two groups to help during long-term space travel.


https://www.nasa.gov/analogs/envihab/


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LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
08:22 Mar 28 2019





FeverDreams
FeverDreams
11:53 Mar 28 2019

Damn it! I can't speak German.





 

15:03 Mar 22 2019
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Because I love seeing Cubby and my Lili freak out...


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Liliancat
Liliancat
15:07 Mar 22 2019

Back street boyyyyyyyyyyysssssssssssssssssssss
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh





Liliancat
Liliancat
15:07 Mar 22 2019

lol





Dakotah
Dakotah
15:23 Mar 22 2019

One of these days I want to take you and Cubby to see them live and then stand behind you two and film it.





LZAPERVERT
LZAPERVERT
22:55 Mar 22 2019

LMAO, I would pay to see that :}





LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
01:27 Mar 23 2019

@Dakotah





dale0302
dale0302
06:41 Mar 23 2019

Now that would be something





FeverDreams
FeverDreams
11:50 Mar 23 2019





LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
13:54 Mar 23 2019







 

21:36 Mar 21 2019
Times Read: 1,145


This was in the news this week...

Rescue dog that fell into icy water.
Turns out dog is wolf.





Wolf was fine, when it felt better it got a tracking collar and was released into the wild.
Wolf is like I don't know what these humans are doing but I am cold as hell so keep rubbing me with weird pelt thing humans.


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LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
21:47 Mar 21 2019

Wolfsicle!





Dakotah
Dakotah
22:27 Mar 21 2019

I thought it was funny too how the whole time they warming him up no muzzle... then they discover 'oh its a wolf!' muzzle hahah





LZAPERVERT
LZAPERVERT
22:33 Mar 21 2019

lol





Liliancat
Liliancat
11:54 Mar 22 2019

They manage to resque it





Liliancat
Liliancat
11:54 Mar 22 2019

poor wolfie





FeverDreams
FeverDreams
11:51 Mar 23 2019

o.O That looks like ... o.O .... cousin fuzbal?





 

00:00 Mar 20 2019
Times Read: 1,175


Watched the news and all the flooding in US. Luckily, in Canada we bullied our rivers into submission decades ago. They know that just one false move will get them wrapped up in a pipe and buried forever.


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LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
07:19 Mar 20 2019

LOL!





 

15:44 Mar 18 2019
Times Read: 1,219


RIP to the 500 wasps that lived in my barn this winter and terrified my every waking moment that I inevitably befriended and individually named. I miss you, Benebuzz, Stingerbatch. I’ll never forget you, Bee-yoncé, or your 498 angry red demon children.


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LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
16:00 Mar 18 2019


Hey, Brother!

Soooooo....How did they die?





Dakotah
Dakotah
16:22 Mar 18 2019

I had to pay a wasp remover. This is the 2nd time I have had to do this. However, this guy I used this time placed fake hives around the property and claims that will keep them away. I shall see.





FeverDreams
FeverDreams
17:45 Mar 18 2019

Like relocating them?





MordrakusxMortalitas
MordrakusxMortalitas
11:58 Mar 19 2019

You should have kept them and harnessed them as weapons, then any intruder will suffer a disabling attack, especially if they are naked. >:)





 

13:25 Mar 08 2019
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To All The VR Ladies: Happy International Women's Day!!!!!


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FeverDreams
FeverDreams
15:17 Mar 08 2019

Thank you :D





KarminaTheDarkAngel
KarminaTheDarkAngel
15:39 Mar 08 2019

Ok wheres the Rose's? Lol
Thanks Dakotah :)





Dakotah
Dakotah
16:27 Mar 08 2019

Come lay on this massage table...




Now just relax...and enjoy the entertainment for your pleasure...


*puts hot scented oils in his hand and rubs them together then gives your legs some attention*




And be sure to take these with you...





KarminaTheDarkAngel
KarminaTheDarkAngel
17:28 Mar 08 2019

Awwww now that's a celebration ! 😉





xxxPoisonIvyxxx
xxxPoisonIvyxxx
06:39 Mar 09 2019

Woooot! Thank you! Dakotah!!! Love your new pic!





iris18
iris18
02:02 Mar 14 2019

Thanks daketoah





 

17:43 Mar 07 2019
Times Read: 1,286


Two random slightly angry observations for the day.

1) Up to, during, and now after the Oscars bullshit, there was this inundation and hype with this song by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga...and possibly also the movie it came from, their chemistry, blah blah blah. I just heard the song for the first time the other day. What the heck, humankind? It is objective garbage. What the hell are you all going on about? I won't argue that Gaga hasn't done some pretty solid Pop stuff in her time (like it or not), but fuck me sideways.

2) Saw a video clip of some Dem congressman (Lieu?) being interviewed, he had a splotch on his forehead. Saw another CNN clip later, and Chris Cuomo looks like he spilled ink on his forehead. More clips, and more people with smudgy bullshit on their foreheads, and then it occurs to me...Ash Wednesday? Quick Google search, and yes, not only was it Ash Wednesday but apparently ashing up your forehead is a thing. Except it was never a thing I have ever seen before until suddenly everyone is rubbing something on their forehead. What the f***, humans? F***ing stop it. I just want to know why it is a thing all of a sudden. I understand it is essentially a Christian ritual, but I have literally never seen it before. It's like the #MeToo movement of strange religious rituals.

I am going to start a new business in time for next year. I'll call it Bradley and Gaga's Fake Ash Forehead Marker, and I will make eleven billion dollars.


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LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
18:03 Mar 07 2019



Fuck you sideways?!

Wait, What?!





LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
18:09 Mar 07 2019

Brother, as you read in your internet search, Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer, fasting, and repentance. It is preceded by Shrove Tuesday and falls on the first day of Lent, the six weeks of penitence before Easter.

It is "their" Religious Practice.

One can respect another's Spiritual/Religious Practices (as long as they are not harming anyone) without believing in them.

Just my personal belief.





Dakotah
Dakotah
19:04 Mar 07 2019

Lent has no basis in anything Jesus Christ actually taught. He didn't say after 40 days in the desert, HEY ALL DISCIPLES TOTALLY DO THIS. He didn't invite them along. He didn't tell them this was the way to salvation. Like many things Catholic it seems completely tacked on after the fact and then accepted later as necessary because it's old.





LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
20:26 Mar 07 2019





ZombieMLegendre
ZombieMLegendre
02:18 Mar 08 2019

Hell Yeah Dakotah!





 

16:24 Mar 07 2019
Times Read: 1,298


To all the bad spellers on VR like me:

I hope in posting this some here will use this tool. I started using it myself and I was surprised how many grammar errors it points out to me. It corrects more than the other one I was using which only was a spell check and this one does so much more, oh and it is free, sign up was easy:

Grammarly.com

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pages and major content databases.


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23:53 Mar 05 2019
Times Read: 1,308


Happy Fat Tuesday!!!!




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LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
00:43 Mar 06 2019

I seen a many of boobies for beads. LOL!





 

00:31 Mar 03 2019
Times Read: 1,366


The lying Disease:

It's really sad this is thing. I find it sad people have to for attention develop this. I also think people on the internet, involved in communities should know the signs of Munchausen syndrome by internet. In the past, well the almost 6 years I have been here there have been a few who clearly had this. I think everyone should read up on this:

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Since Munchausen syndrome by internet isn't in the DSM-IV, the best way to detect it is to know the signs, says Dr. Feldman.

Like other forms of the disorder, Feldman explains that Munchausen by internet usually manifests in the late teens or early 20s. It's often preempted or accompanied by other psychological issues, most commonly personality disorders. And it predominantly affects women. "I'm not clear on all the reasons for that, but it's a pretty consistent finding," Feldman explains. "And many of them have medical or nursing training... Their fascination with medical issues is expressed in their career choices."

The lies escalate slowly, which makes them harder to detect. Someone might sound like a walking textbook when talking about their symptoms, or they may be quick to duplicate the symptoms of other people around them. The lies are intricate, detailed, engrossing. Terrible setbacks are followed by miraculous recoveries. And if someone else becomes the center of attention, their condition will dramatically worsen or they will become the victim of a sudden tragic event.

"A death in the family is common," Feldman adds. "They're usually gruesome deaths or multiple deaths—like a motor accident that kills the entire family. Either that or they're surprisingly vivid, like someone describing a decapitation in vivid detail."

Some people even invent tertiary characters—friends, siblings, a concerned mother—to jump into internet threads and corroborate their stories.

The lies slowly escalate, pile up, and create an improbable whole. Then one day, you realize you're friends with a 15-year-old chronic migraine sufferer online who also happens to be a fourth-year medical school student who plays drums in a band at night—despite those crippling migraines—to pay his med school tuition because his deaf mother and alcoholic stepfather have no interest in his baby-genius education. Oh, and since he's not yet old enough to drive, he skateboards three miles a day to get to class.

And on that day, you feel like a total schmuck.

This schmucky feeling is a byproduct of the internet. Our natural bullshit detectors are muted online; we can't rely on facial expressions and other physical cues for sensing lies, and studies suggest that without those cues, we're prone to generously fill in the blanks.

"People fill in the missing pieces in the picture of others they meet online, not fully aware that the picture they are forming is based partly on their own unconscious desires regarding who they want that person to be and how they want them to act," explains an August 2012 study of the disease titled "Munchausen by Internet: Current Research and Future Directions," conducted by Bournemouth University's School of Health and Social Care in the United Kingdom. "This occurs at the same time as the person is taking advantage of the anonymity inherent in text-only communications to present their best possible face."

Even lacking any medical experience, the internet makes it simple enough for people to become experts on any illness or injury—if not enough to fool a doctor, at least savvy enough to fool other people online. A survey by the Pew Research Center published in 2011 found that 8 in 10 people use the internet to access health information, making it the third most popular online activity (after checking e-mail and using search engines). The Pew survey also found that 65 percent of adults who used the internet for health research reported suffering from a medical crisis in the past six months, which helps explain the internet's robust niche of medical support groups.

"What we're seeing is people spending just 15 minutes researching an illness on Wikipedia and then jumping from support group to support group online," Feldman says.

Think of it: You're anonymous—you can manifest any symptoms you want, like puking pints of blood, without having to actually puke pints of blood. And instead of being examined by the trained eyes of a doctor, you're welcomed unconditionally by flocks of people who stand on-call, ready to shower you with attention and emotional support 24 hours a day. For weeks or months or years, you can live out your deception without the fear of having your lies challenged in person. And if someone does eventually doubt your story, you can simply log out. Change your name or your illness. Find a fresh group of sympathizers.

This accessibility makes Munchausen by internet "way, way more common than Munchausen ever was or could have been," Dr. Feldman says. "Unfortunately, a lot of therapists have no clue what Munchausen is, let alone Munchausen by internet."

Which is dangerous, not only for the sufferers who feed their very real psychological illnesses online, but for the people they prey on. People who seek virtual companionship because their immune systems are truly shot, their days are truly numbered, and they're desperate to pour their trust, love, and dwindling energy into the few people out there—people they can't otherwise reach—who know exactly what they're going through. It's these people, who are already battling the betrayal of their bodies, whose worlds have essentially been reduced to bedrooms and hospital rooms, that Munchausen by internet hurts the most.

https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/the-lying-disease/Content?oid=15337239


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Dakotah
Dakotah
00:43 Mar 03 2019

And this really struck me:

Some people even invent tertiary characters—friends, siblings, a concerned mother—to jump into internet threads and corroborate their stories.





LORDMOGY
LORDMOGY
01:18 Mar 03 2019

Brother, so if one is suffering from a form of 'Mental Disorder' in which meds and therapy clearly aren't in the picture or aren't helping at all, what's the point of allowing one's self to be negatively affected by the cyber expression/outlet (i.e. acting out online) of the illness?

One can't argue, yell at, place on blast, hate, or temporarily suspend a Mental Illness Away no more than one can argue, yell at, place on blast, hate, or temporarily suspend a Physical Disability away.

So now that you know what you may be dealing with, what now?






Dakotah
Dakotah
10:52 Mar 03 2019

All I can do is pray for the person that they find help and close the chapter.








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