Hello everyone it is me here. I don't know if anyone noticed but I posted a story here a few months ago. I thought it was a good start at a long serial but my muse went away so progress stoped. I am sorry if anyone is upset. Well he returned from where ever he went to :) but now he seems to want me to take another direction. I have another idea for a story but I need some advice on it so I will give a few details. There was a good cartoon I used to watch way back in the 80s about a supercomputer that could project holographic images anywhere. IT could talk to this young woman named Jerrica. I wish I could remember the name of the show. The computer made the hologram over the woman to make her alot prettier, some times, the outfits were a little trashy lol. She used some neat earings to activate the computer to make holgrams. Well, my idea is, if it can work on a girl, why not a boy to make him look like a girl. My idea is it can be used to make a boring high school or college boy into a girl that becomes very exciting and maybe even dangerious. But, what could I use to even make a normal boy want to use anything to appear as a girl? Does anyone have any ideas? And can anyone remember that show, because thats bugging me crazy?
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Wargamer, The Cartoon
Is called "Jem." It is about a young woman who uses the supercomputer to help her create a band with her best friends to raise money for a local orphanage.
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On A Habitus?
Re your blog entry title: I'm not sure you can be ON a habitus. While you can have one, using it with a preposition doesn't make that much sense. While it is a noun, its meaning is having a tendency to catch some particular disease (over and over).
If you're talking about being on a break, taking a breather, etc., and you just must use a Latin word for it, the particular word you might be looking for is "hiatus."