lol, ive done that before while my ex was doing cam, i used to make facial expressions to make her laugh, or moan with her.. i kept saying we should have a 2nd camera showing what really goes on in the room that you dont see.
Worst example was a certain live feed company at one of the first webmaster shows and keen to show off the "latest technology". All went fine till they started the "presentation" and got the sales buzz going with a "hot girl" lying on a bed fast asleep - she couldn't chosen a worse time
Worst example was a certain live feed company at one of the first webmaster shows and keen to show off the "latest technology". All went fine till they started the "presentation" and got the sales buzz going with a "hot girl" lying on a bed fast asleep - she couldn't chosen a worse time
LJ still has the best out of three. But they should block that shit..
It can give you a nervous twitch after spending effort on hyping the crap - and then being "de-hyped" by "happy boy" staring into space
The first meaning, as part of the concept pair transcendence/immanence, is used primarily with reference to God's relation to the world and is particularly important in theology. Here transcendent means that God is completely outside of and beyond the world, as contrasted with the notion that God is manifested in the world. This meaning originates both in the Aristotelian view of God as the prime mover, a non-material self-consciousness that is outside of the world, and in the Jewish and Christian idea of God as a being outside of the world who created the world out of nothingness (creatio ex nihilo). In contrast, philosophies of immanence such as stoicism, Spinoza, Deleuze or pantheism maintains that God is manifested in and fully present in the world and the things in the world.
The first meaning, as part of the concept pair transcendence/immanence, is used primarily with reference to God's relation to the world and is particularly important in theology. Here transcendent means that God is completely outside of and beyond the world, as contrasted with the notion that God is manifested in the world. This meaning originates both in the Aristotelian view of God as the prime mover, a non-material self-consciousness that is outside of the world, and in the Jewish and Christian idea of God as a being outside of the world who created the world out of nothingness (creatio ex nihilo). In contrast, philosophies of immanence such as stoicism, Spinoza, Deleuze or pantheism maintains that God is manifested in and fully present in the world and the things in the world.
The clientelle know and appreciate this - that's why they pay $4.99/minute to watch this manifestion take place - awesome stuff
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