# A real-life "Story" to correct the bad karma evoked by Robert's story below.

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Posted by Squishy Plushie on June 20, 2024 at 06:47:02
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In order to clean the atmosphere generated by Robert's abusive Police against Wammers story, and to prevent its genre polluting WackyWet, I am posting the following Real-Life Story. We do not want political-oriented shite on Wacky, and shall killfile the writers of any such manure. BEGIN. It was around 1992, and I had received a job offer from Cyberspace in Tottenham Court Road, to provide technical support for their multiline BBS, powered by "The Major BBS" software. This was a convenient walk from one of the most well-loved landmarks of Central London, Trafalgar Square (or as I called it, "Larfgala Square".) I would frequently visit that location during lunchtimes and weekends, either standing on the paving at the back, or later sitting on the side of the fountain with my feet in the water, watching the adults at play. This was also a good place to relax, concentrating on the spray of the fountain in the middle, letting the brain's Attention Tensors defrag and backpropagate themselves in the slowly-changing stream of emerging qualia. (The CEO of Cyberspace was a well-known AI researcher, long before the popularity of GPT.) Anyway, often these meditations would receive a dopamine spike from somebody running round the fountain, or being chased round the fountain, often falling in with a splash and a scream, totally drenched though and giggling. It wasn't long before I joined in the fun, and got to know some of the frequent participants, such as Les, Kara (and her daughters Kayla and Kira), and too many others to remember. I would often swim round with Kayla on my back (though she did tend to wear "proper swimwear" tather than the sweatshirt and jeans frequented by her mum Kara). At one time it was fashionable to run round, splashing the women sitting on the side of the fountain with their legs in the water, and if they giggled then push them in (or pull them in, resulting in two delightful drenchings). This was before the era of mobile phones so no long-term damage would occur, and a lot of this went on, particularly at hot summer weekends. Anyway, to remain on topic, eventually some drunk spoiled it for everybody by climbing up the central fountain and diving in (to two feet of water -- whatawally) probably killing themselves and resulting in Trafalgar Square retconning itself (it is now illegal to wam there, with a £250. fine -- there's a notice on the stairway from the balcony leading down to the main area). So that was one of my occasional Wacky stories, "strange and painfully immature" according to one reviewer, and normally absent from WackyWet since I reopen my own forum (http://tinyurl.com/janetjulia Janet and Julia's Wet Story Forum -- also google for "JanetandJulia" and click on any DeepDreamGenerator picture for my "underwaterfashion" AI thumbnails). Always fill your day with wonderful things :) E&OE.

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    - Re: A real-life "Story" to correct the bad karma evoked by Robert's story below. Zonie 17:44:08 6/20/2024 (2)
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