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Twilight Miami
Poetical Iridescence
Join date: 19 Dec 2008
Posts: 43
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12-15-2009 18:17
From: Scylla Rhiadra Bra and panty ads, eh? I don't recall the Sear's catalogue being such a "gold mine" for a young girl . . . /me wanders off muttering about "double standards" and "sexist capitalist pigs" . . . Sorry Scylla, but I must disagree on this one. The Sear's catalogue was teeming with lotsa stuff that drives a young girl wild...dolls, doll accesories, party kitchens and, as I recall, quite an impressive collection of shoes, household appliances, and jewelry. I wonder if you were looking on the wrong pages...for some reason, I see you breathing heavily, fingertips trembling, as you flipped through the Craftsmen tool section...
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Jenshae Werefox
T-ease
Join date: 3 Mar 2009
Posts: 376
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12-15-2009 18:19
Why do people bother responding to Pserendipity Daniels?
Never heard the old adage, "Do not argue with a fool. He will bring you down to his level and beat you with experience"?
In this case, you can just change 'fool' for 'troll' or just add it in for a 'fool troll.' He feeds off your responses, goads you on. Don't respond and you will be like the rest of us who feel his opinion is worthless and thus, deprive him of anything to continue using to perpetuate his drivel.
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Mickey Vandeverre
See you Inworld
Join date: 7 Dec 2006
Posts: 2,542
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12-15-2009 18:59
From: Twilight Miami Sorry Scylla, but I must disagree on this one. The Sear's catalogue was teeming with lotsa stuff that drives a young girl wild...dolls, doll accesories, party kitchens and, as I recall, quite an impressive collection of shoes, household appliances, and jewelry. I wonder if you were looking on the wrong pages...for some reason, I see you breathing heavily, fingertips trembling, as you flipped through the Craftsmen tool section... Why don't you just ask her out for a cup of coffee, Twilight?
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Jig Chippewa
Fine Young Cannibal
Join date: 30 Oct 2006
Posts: 5,150
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12-15-2009 19:11
From: Mickey Vandeverre Why don't you just ask her out for a cup of coffee, Twilight? My sl sister in avatarland like libarians and is not interested in craftsmen called Sears who have huge tools.
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Chris Norse
Loud Arrogant Redneck
Join date: 1 Oct 2006
Posts: 5,735
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12-15-2009 19:13
From: Jig Chippewa My sl sister in avatarland like libarians and is not interested in craftsmen called Sears who have huge tools. We know you would be the one to get Jiggy with him. 
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Jig Chippewa
Fine Young Cannibal
Join date: 30 Oct 2006
Posts: 5,150
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12-15-2009 19:13
From: Jenshae Werefox Why do people bother responding to Pserendipity Daniels?
Never heard the old adage, "Do not argue with a fool. He will bring you down to his level and beat you with experience"?
In this case, you can just change 'fool' for 'troll' or just add it in for a 'fool troll.' He feeds off your responses, goads you on. Don't respond and you will be like the rest of us who feel his opinion is worthless and thus, deprive him of anything to continue using to perpetuate his drivel. He's fun in a wacky way. Like a school master who you wanna have like you but who will always sneer at your stupidity. Kinky.
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Scylla Rhiadra
Gentle is Human
Join date: 11 Oct 2008
Posts: 4,427
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12-15-2009 19:22
From: Mickey Vandeverre Why don't you just ask her out for a cup of coffee, Twilight? LOL Yeeesh, Mickey . . . Well, Twilight, when I was younger -- before "tools" of ANY sort were of much interest to me -- I did pore for hours over the Christmas catalogue. But it wasn't the sort of thing that left me feeling I needed to hide it under my mattress . . . (Actually, I'd entirely forgotten about the Christmas catalogue until just now . . .  )
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Chris Norse
Loud Arrogant Redneck
Join date: 1 Oct 2006
Posts: 5,735
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12-15-2009 19:23
Awwww, sweet story Scylla. 
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Mickey Vandeverre
See you Inworld
Join date: 7 Dec 2006
Posts: 2,542
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12-15-2009 20:31
From: Chris Norse Awwww, sweet story Scylla.  That would be a nice story to share over a cup of coffee 
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Pserendipity Daniels
Assume sarcasm as default
Join date: 21 Dec 2006
Posts: 8,839
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12-16-2009 00:22
From: Chris Norse No regrets and no guilt. Are you sociopathic or just mendacious then? Pep (Next time perhaps you'll think before you type, eh?)
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Waterstar Eilde
Registered User
Join date: 12 May 2007
Posts: 404
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12-16-2009 03:02
From: Jenshae Werefox Why do people bother responding to Pserendipity Daniels?
Never heard the old adage, "Do not argue with a fool. He will bring you down to his level and beat you with experience"?
In this case, you can just change 'fool' for 'troll' or just add it in for a 'fool troll.' He feeds off your responses, goads you on. Don't respond and you will be like the rest of us who feel his opinion is worthless and thus, deprive him of anything to continue using to perpetuate his drivel. Music to my ears, Jenshae - I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. People only have to sit on their hands until the urge to respond subsides; it's easy with practice, and the feeling quickly passes, unlike his persecution complex, the level of his vindictiveness and irrationality, which increase out of all proportion when people buy into his petty arguments. It's worth reminding that if you ignore the playground bully (and that means whether he's being nasty or nice, because the latter is only an act to get you onside), he'll eventually run out of steam. If he still insists on ranting on, he'll just look more stupid than he does now. Oh and incidentally, folks, please stop according him the status of resident grammarian and linguistic expert - it feeds his ego, he's frequently wrong, and his attitude towards ESL residents is abhorrent. Some of us do have the wherewithal to refute many of his claims but we have better things to do with our time - like being grammarians and linguists. I'll now leave the floor clear for him to slate me to his heart's content if he feels so inclined - he knows he'll get no response from me.
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Pserendipity Daniels
Assume sarcasm as default
Join date: 21 Dec 2006
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12-16-2009 04:20
From: Waterstar Eilde he'll get no response from me. This is overtly self-referentially incorrect. Pep (I would encourage people like you not to post so that you are not publicly embarrassed by your inaccuracy.)
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DR Dahlgren
Content Creator
Join date: 27 Aug 2006
Posts: 79
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Grandma always said....
12-16-2009 04:44
If you spot it, ya got it....
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Kelly Kuiper
Registered User
Join date: 20 Nov 2006
Posts: 357
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12-16-2009 04:58
From: DR Dahlgren Grandma always said... My grandma always warned me about men offering sweets. I still get a twinge of guilt when a guy gives me something hard to suck on.
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Jenshae Werefox
T-ease
Join date: 3 Mar 2009
Posts: 376
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12-16-2009 05:04
From: Waterstar Eilde Music to my ears, Jenshae - I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. People only have to sit on their hands until the urge to respond subsides;
... I think it is just a side effect. http://www.cad-comic.com/comics/cad/20080227.jpgBy all accounts, his wit is growing dull, the humour is drying up and the logic is no where to be seen. I think he is succumbing to the forums and they have addled his brains. Now if only he would move on like the one depicted above ... ... maybe to a place more suited to him like 4chan? If we do sit on our hands, we can do it in hopes that he will leave for fouler bogs.
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Kylie Jaxxon
aka Ashe1 Writer
Join date: 21 Nov 2007
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12-16-2009 05:10
From: Kelly Kuiper My grandma always warned me about men offering sweets. I still get a twinge of guilt when a guy gives me something hard to suck on. ROFL 
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Mickey Vandeverre
See you Inworld
Join date: 7 Dec 2006
Posts: 2,542
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12-16-2009 06:30
From: Waterstar Eilde
I'll now leave the floor clear for him to slate me to his heart's content if he feels so inclined - he knows he'll get no response from me.
But he just did. (get a response from you) A rather lengthy one. 
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Seven Okelli
last days of pompeii
Join date: 4 Dec 2008
Posts: 2,300
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12-16-2009 06:50
From: DR Dahlgren Grandma always said...
My great-grandma said, "Do you think we should put a note on the front door so the thieves know the TV is gone?" .
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Jenshae Werefox
T-ease
Join date: 3 Mar 2009
Posts: 376
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12-16-2009 06:55
That is a good idea, saves you a smashed lock and if you are crafty, saves you a TV too.
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Seven Okelli
last days of pompeii
Join date: 4 Dec 2008
Posts: 2,300
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12-16-2009 06:56
From: Jenshae Werefox That is a good idea, saves you a smashed lock and if you are crafty, saves you a TV too. LOL - maybe you are her reincarnation!
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Mickey Vandeverre
See you Inworld
Join date: 7 Dec 2006
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12-16-2009 06:57
From: Seven Okelli My great-grandma said, "Do you think we should put a note on the front door so the thieves know the TV is gone?"
. That doesn't work. I tried it on a vacant rental house. "This house is vacant. There is nothing in it." They still kicked in a steel door off the frame.
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Treasure Ballinger
Virtual Ability
Join date: 31 Dec 2007
Posts: 2,745
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12-16-2009 07:01
From: Scylla Rhiadra LOL Yeeesh, Mickey . . . Well, Twilight, when I was younger -- before "tools" of ANY sort were of much interest to me -- I did pore for hours over the Christmas catalogue. But it wasn't the sort of thing that left me feeling I needed to hide it under my mattress . . . (Actually, I'd entirely forgotten about the Christmas catalogue until just now . . .  ) My favorite catalog was one my mom got , and, I think they're still in business, too, only by mail order. I can't remember the name of the company to save my life maybe someone here can; Think they are based out of Chicago, and starts with a S......beautiful elegant clothes and shoes.
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Pserendipity Daniels
Assume sarcasm as default
Join date: 21 Dec 2006
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12-16-2009 07:05
From: Jenshae Werefox If we do sit on our hands, we can do it in hopes that he will leave for fouler bogs.  Pep (You obviously have a lot to learn, dear.) PS Not just about how to make graphics appear in these forums. 
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3Ring Binder
always smile
Join date: 8 Mar 2007
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12-16-2009 07:09
just for the sake of curiosity, i wonder what would happen if i now said i wanted pedophiles to die a horrible death by cancer?
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Scylla Rhiadra
Gentle is Human
Join date: 11 Oct 2008
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12-16-2009 07:16
From: Treasure Ballinger My favorite catalog was one my mom got , and, I think they're still in business, too, only by mail order. I can't remember the name of the company to save my life maybe someone here can; Think they are based out of Chicago, and starts with a S......beautiful elegant clothes and shoes. I guess printed catalogues have long been a thing of the past . . . I can't think when I last saw one, not since I was a kid probably. Nice that we're saving trees and all that, but a web search isn't quite the same thing, is it? Of course, the Christmas catalogue was secondary to an actual visit to "Toyland" in one of the big stores here like Eaton's or the Bay: they used to be magnificent, wonderfully over-decorated with tinsel and fake snow and, I seem to remember, each with their own Santa (funny how that didn't bother me back then). I went shopping for my nieces a few days ago: it's sad how shrivelled the toy departments in the department stores have become. I guess that's the impact of Walmart and Toy R Us at work. 
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