Yet More New From LeslieAnn

July 13, 2017Uncategorizedbathing, costume, dress, ejgold, gorby, gorebagg, jal, movements, reincarnation, shirt, summer, swim, swimsuit, trunks, wearablesgorebagg

Here is the third grouping of LeslieAnn Fall Fashions for your consideration. These will form part of the catalog that you can receive in printed form or download it and print it yourself, $35 covers the cost, and you can sell both wholesale and retail from my full-color catalog, which is sure to become a collector’s item. I flat-sign every copy that goes out of here!

Midnight Special Maxi Ball Gown, $225

Here are just a few more of my more than 1,000 fashion offerings. I hope you find something of interest here, and keep in mind that you could be reselling these items in your hometown or online. Just ask, to find out how to cash in on this exciting amazing spiritual breakthrough “Cloaking Technology”, to change how your life happens and what happens to you as you move through the gameworld called “Planet Earth”. Continue reading →

What is a Mystery Play?

March 17, 2012Uncategorizedavon, breton, costume, england, france, globe, instructable, instructible, medieval, mystery, play, renaissance, stratford, theater, theatre, tudorgorebagg

Mystery Plays were used to instruct the Great Unwashed in acts of submission to the Holy Mother Church, which held Europe in an iron grip for 2,000 years without an army to back up its demands … just fear. And for 2,000 years it worked, until Continue reading →

Problems in World-Making

February 27, 2012Uncategorizedcostume, development, fred, game, igotrhythm, juniorjiffy, post, worldgorebagg

I thought you might like to listen to comedy barbershop quartet Fred sing I Got Rhythm — which they sing in strange non-rhythm — while you’re reading this post.

This is a post for my Junior-Jiffy World-Maker students, but anyone can learn from it:

Most of the problems for game-makers almost always is one of three possible go-wrongs:

1. Failure to follow directions by the numbers — by far the most common problem. See Calculus to cure this illness of jumping ahead of yourself.

2. Failure to follow directions precisely, meaning it’s an Attention Problem; some folks dress their attention up in spectacular costumery, not realizing that they have nowhere to go.

3. Failure to follow directions at all, meaning that they wanted to do it differently and THEREFORE better.

Do try to remember that running ahead of the PoG makes you vulnverable and generally means someone else has to go back to where you fell into a pile of crap and dig you out. Don’t be a hero. You’ve waited this long to learn how to make a world, surely it will wait a day or two. This whole universe took less than a weekend, and with a little practice, you can do it, too!