[UA] Unusual Group Dynamics (was: Andy Warhol's Cagliostro)

[STUART ANDERSON]

Well, Ginger wasn't doing what she needed to manifest, so she was ostracized. But the loss of Posh would be too great a blow. So she must be reeducated. A difficult chore indeed if the other athletes get wise to the plan to diminish the Olympian. I can see a wacky chase scene across the UK with the Spice girls being hounded by women's rugby teams. The hardest thing would be developing a cosmology so twisted that they were still selling records. An alternate universe where Vanilla Ice displaced Michael Jackson?! Argh, it burns!
--Stu
  
----- Original Message -----
From: Gareth Hanrahan
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 8:03 AM
To: ua at lists.uchicago.edu
Subject: Re: [UA] Unusual Group Dynamics (was: Andy Warhol's Cagliostro)
  
> >Now playing on Armies one evening and with Spiceworld playing in the
> >background, I suddenly came to a realization that the girls where
following
> >their own Avatars. With names like "Sporty" "Scary" "Baby" "Posh" and
> >"Ginger" I've been trying to deduct which path each girl was
following....
>
> Oh boy, the Spice Girls in UA terms!  Feng Shui has had Spice Girl stats
> for years, and I'm sure someone did 'em in D&D3ed as soon as it was out .
> This could be a good sign!

Stupid conspiracy theory #3452.
The Spice Girls' whole "girl power" thing was a ritual intended to make five
other Archetypes subserviant to the Flying Woman.
Sporty: Olympian
Scary: Savage?
Baby: Some sort of inverted mother?
Posh: True Queen
Ginger: ???

However, Posh Spice has gone too far down the path of the True Queen, and is
now a servant of that Archetype instead of the Flying Woman...

> -G.
Gar


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