just ignore and let this one die

Seriously... the seriousness is drowning the thread... can we talk about something light and airy - like- hmm- flesh eating desease?

Seriously... the seriousness is drowning the thread... can we talk about something light and airy - like- hmm- flesh eating desease?

I googled "joke" and "flesh eating virus" just to see if there were any. This is the only one I found;

YOU KNOW IT’S TIME TO DIET WHEN:
You are diagnosed with the flesh-eating virus, and the doctor gives you 22 more years to live.

And I laughed when I read it...

Seriously... the seriousness is drowning the thread... can we talk about something light and airy - like- hmm- flesh eating desease?

I googled "joke" and "flesh eating virus" just to see if there were any. This is the only one I found;

YOU KNOW IT’S TIME TO DIET WHEN:
You are diagnosed with the flesh-eating virus, and the doctor gives you 22 more years to live.

And it made me laugh

Conan's actually just trying to convince himself... He really is just a big softy. I see right through him.

I am much 'softer' now. Less embarrassed to show my emotions. I still laugh way too much during the most inappropriate times...

*runs screaming at the thread with a stake (dammit I said stake) and tries to lay it to rest once and for all*

*runs screaming at the thread with a stake (dammit I said stake) and tries to lay it to rest once and for all*

*runs screaming at the thread with a stake (dammit I said stake) and tries to lay it to rest once and for all*

YOU KNOW IT’S TIME TO DIET WHEN:
You are diagnosed with the flesh-eating virus, and the doctor gives you 22 more years to live.

/me greets Gabriele with a smile, catches the stake, throws it away, and pets the thread....


Goodnight everyone.....or should I say good morning....i get confused look after the thread

Well, it does support my argument actually. My assertion is that greed motivates people to want stuff, period, while jealousy places the emphasis on making sure one not only has stuff but that one has more stuff than one's enemies. The two emotions may result in simillar outcomes, but are still materially different. Infact, they do not always result in the same outcome.

Conan has his viws, why try to change them? For starters his views are just as vallid as anyone else. And secondly, he is a self-proclaimed troll. A good argument trumps all else in his book. It matters not what the argument is about.

Feel free to continue. Just don't try to reach a concensus or conclusion.


You laugh after sex, don't you?
I do too sometimes. But only when it's good, intense and very emotionally connected.

Can't you all start another thread to argue on? This one cannot die or be locked!!!!!!

For what it's worth, about an hour ago I met another Jedi-person. I talked to him for a minute, and he asked me which Star Wars movie was my favorite. I told him that my favorite one was Phantom Menace, because Jar-Jar was so funny and also my favorite character. Score!

Is there a way to save a chat log aside from copying and pasting?

An outlandish knight came from the northlands;
And he came wooing to me;
He said he would take me to foreign lands
And he would marry me.

Go fetch me some of your father's gold,
And some of your mother's fee,
And two of the best nags from out of the stable,
Where there stand thirty and three.

She mounted upon her milkwhite steed,
And he on his dapple grey;
They rode till they came unto the seaside,
Three hours before it was day.

Light off, light on, thy milkwhite steed;
Deliver it up unto me;
For six pretty maidens I have drown'd here,
And thou the seventh shall be.

Doff off, doff off thy silken things,
Deliver them up unto me;
I think that they look too rich and too gay
To rot all in the salt sea.

If I must doff off my silken things,
Pray turn thy back unto me;
For it is not fitting that such a ruffian
A naked woman should see.

And cut thou away the brimbles so sharp,
The brimbles from off the brim
That they may not tangle my curly locks,
Nor scratch my lilywhite skin.

He turned around his back to her
And bent down over the brim.
She caught him around the middle so small
And bundled him into the stream.

He dropped high, he dropped low,
Until he came to the side;
Catch hold of my hand, my fair pretty maid,
And thee I will make my bride.

Lie there, lie there, you false-hearted man,
Lie there instead of me,
For six pretty maidens hast thou a-drowned here
The seventh hath drown-ed thee.

She mounted on her milkwhite steed,
And led the dapple-grey;
She rode till she came to her father's house,
Three hours before it was day.

The parrot hung in the window so high,
And heard what the lady did say;
What ails thee, what ails thee, my pretty lady,
You've tarried so long away?

The king was up in his bed-room so high,
And heard what the parrot did say:
What ails thee, what ails thee, my pretty Polly,
You prattle so long before today?

It's no laughing matter, the parrot did say,
That loudly I call unto thee;
For the cat has a-got in the window so high,
I fear that she will have me.

Well turn-ed, well turned, my pretty Polly;
Well turned, well turn-ed for me;
Thy cage shall be made of the glittering gold,
And the door of the best ivory.