Oh boy, Friday thread, with added drama of Bri and Angel arguing again... yay!
/me gets popcorn and pulls up comfy chair
/me gets popcorn and pulls up comfy chair
Yeah, this thread turned out to be pretty fun, after all
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Smith Peel
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07-17-2009 08:50
Yeah, this thread turned out to be pretty fun, after all _____________________
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3Ring Binder
always smile
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07-17-2009 08:50
As if you needed an invitation to a discussion on what weirdos are attracted to SL. Pep (You'd turn up for the opening of an envelope.) you are so dense.  |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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07-17-2009 08:51
Don't be too harsh... he took the post a little more personally than he will admit, perhaps  I'm *completely* different to the OP's model!  Pep (I'm fat and *fifty*!  )_____________________
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3Ring Binder
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07-17-2009 08:52
You hang out with me some of the time, so you are a cool kid.  yay  |
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Briana Dawson
Attach to Mouth
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07-17-2009 08:52
you are so dense.  _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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07-17-2009 08:52
What are you doing hanging out in strip clubs which employ pretend pregnant women? You sicko! Research. _____________________
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Riseon Kosten
*Rizzy*
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07-17-2009 08:53
/me wonders if the OP is sad the original hoped for drama has been superseded by someone else's.
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3Ring Binder
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07-17-2009 08:53
Angel and Briana's exchanges are making me very sad. And their lingering anger is proof that everything that happens in SL is very real to the person at the keyboard. Mostly because it IS real. you are hitting awfully close to home with a lot of people today. |
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3Ring Binder
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07-17-2009 08:53
awwwwwwww  |
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Briana Dawson
Attach to Mouth
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07-17-2009 08:54
you are hitting awfully close to home with a lot of people today. Raymond has a deep soul. He is always on point with his assessments when it comes to these matters. _____________________
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3Ring Binder
always smile
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07-17-2009 08:55
My hearing loss was originally caused by a blow to the head by an abusive ex (key word is, ex) husband, and it progressed from that initial act, to total deafness, over some years. So no, was not a normal process at all. Just that I've learned to live inside of it, and live quite well, and be happy. No, I don't recommend it to others. But I will help anyone to find their own peace with it. It is a social disability of sorts, as it severely limits the ability to communicate easily. An invisible disability, for the most part, except for any assistive devices like hearing aids that one may be using, which often go unnoticed. So no, I'd never recommend it. But since I've got it, or it's got me, I am certainly going to do my best to turn it on its' head and make lemonade out of it.  /me hugs you |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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07-17-2009 08:55
My hearing loss was originally caused by a blow to the head by an abusive ex (key word is, ex) husband, and it progressed from that initial act, to total deafness, over some years. So no, was not a normal process at all. Just that I've learned to live inside of it, and live quite well, and be happy. No, I don't recommend it to others. But I will help anyone to find their own peace with it. It is a social disability of sorts, as it severely limits the ability to communicate easily. An invisible disability, for the most part, except for any assistive devices like hearing aids that one may be using, which often go unnoticed. So no, I'd never recommend it. But since I've got it, or it's got me, I am certainly going to do my best to turn it on its' head and make lemonade out of it. I knew all that of course and I have praise you for your attitude and your achievements before. Pep (But that doesn't mean you satisfy my "normality" criteria, which you originally attempted to, but have now acknowledged belatedly that you don't.) _____________________
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Nika Talaj
now you see her ...
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07-17-2009 08:56
My hearing loss was originally caused... Not really a "normal" process though, was it. Pep (I presume you don't recommend it to others?) /me offers you a beer, gently helps you out of your chair, and pushes you toward the garden. Drink, sleep it off, and come back when you can type without embarrassing yourself. . |
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Raymond Figtree
Gone, avi, gone
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07-17-2009 08:57
spent the day away from work, the forums and my normal routine with several very good mates (  he has rl friends? ) in a $250 seat (not so cheap, but but with all meals and booze thrown in) watching (yesterday it was fascinating for the connoisseur) the Second Ashes Test - which most of you would find incomprehensibleAnderson, who had earlier shared a 47 run last-wicket partnership with Graham Onions, bowled fast and straight to test an Australian batting lineup that scored 674-6 in its only innings of the drawn first Test at Cardiff. Phillip Hughes, the visitor’s 20-year-old opener, was out for 4 after gloving a short delivery to wicketkeeper Matt Prior. Anderson got a fortuitous decision to dismiss Ricky Ponting when the Australian captain was on 2. Umpire Rudi Koertzen deemed Ponting had flicked the ball onto his pads before it carried to Andrew Strauss in the slips. Replays showed his bat had struck his boot and not the ball. Andrew Flintoff, who announced he will retire at the end of the series, backed Anderson up from the other end. The 31-year- old bowled at speeds of up to 94 miles per hour. Simon Katich and Michael Hussey were the men at the crease when lunch was called. Of course earlier Anderson and Onions helped England get close to the minimum target of 450 set by captain Andrew Strauss last night after the Australian bowlers took three wickets in the first three overs of the day. So you all can see why I'm in such a foul mood myself today... _____________________
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Seven Okelli
last days of pompeii
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07-17-2009 08:57
Not to mention the fact that people tend to re-create a lot of their RL issues in SL! This pretty much says it all for this thread. . _____________________
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Bec Sadofsky
Yup it's Iowa
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07-17-2009 08:57
Gosh Angel- grant you I have not been here as long as you have and i don't frequent the places our well-adjusted OP does- but in my nearly four years here I have met one 'verified' liar and one socipath. Unless of course the rest of the people I know are too but hide it well . I think I shall count myself lucky.Amara, I count myself in the lucky group. Maybe cause I accept people at their face value. But yup I am in the lucky group _____________________
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Marianne McCann
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07-17-2009 08:59
Can someone pass the popcorn?
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Mickey Vandeverre
See you Inworld
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07-17-2009 08:59
Yeah, this thread turned out to be pretty fun, after all I don't think it's fun at all. Some very disturbing comments in this thread. I hope the entire thing is removed.....and FAST. |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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07-17-2009 09:00
you are so dense. From an airhead like you I will take that as a major compliment. Pep (The OP didn't mention your scatological obsession; would now be a good time?) _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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07-17-2009 09:00
Actually I find it quite upsetting since James Anderson took two wickets to leave Australia 22-2 at lunch on the second day of the second Ashes cricket Test at Lord’s today after the visitors had ended England’s first innings on 425. Anderson, who had earlier shared a 47 run last-wicket partnership with Graham Onions, bowled fast and straight to test an Australian batting lineup that scored 674-6 in its only innings of the drawn first Test at Cardiff. Phillip Hughes, the visitor’s 20-year-old opener, was out for 4 after gloving a short delivery to wicketkeeper Matt Prior. Anderson got a fortuitous decision to dismiss Ricky Ponting when the Australian captain was on 2. Umpire Rudi Koertzen deemed Ponting had flicked the ball onto his pads before it carried to Andrew Strauss in the slips. Replays showed his bat had struck his boot and not the ball. Andrew Flintoff, who announced he will retire at the end of the series, backed Anderson up from the other end. The 31-year- old bowled at speeds of up to 94 miles per hour. Simon Katich and Michael Hussey were the men at the crease when lunch was called. Of course earlier Anderson and Onions helped England get close to the minimum target of 450 set by captain Andrew Strauss last night after the Australian bowlers took three wickets in the first three overs of the day. So you all can see why I'm in such a foul mood myself today... Wait! There's a guy named Graham Onions??? _____________________
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Raymond Figtree
Gone, avi, gone
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07-17-2009 09:01
Man, this thread is taking me back to the good ole days of 2006, eh Brenda? It really delivers!
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Brenda Connolly
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07-17-2009 09:02
Man, this thread is taking me back to the good ole days of 2006, eh Brenda? It really delivers! That's right , Ray. Wave it in my face that you were here in 2006! *shakes fist! _____________________
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Pserendipity Daniels
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07-17-2009 09:02
What has an IQ of 144? A genius . . . Pep ( . . .or Briana and 3Ring together.) _____________________
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Couldbe Yue
one unhappy customer
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07-17-2009 09:03
My hearing loss was originally caused by a blow to the head by an abusive ex (key word is, ex) husband, and it progressed from that initial act, to total deafness, over some years. So no, was not a normal process at all. Just that I've learned to live inside of it, and live quite well, and be happy. No, I don't recommend it to others. But I will help anyone to find their own peace with it. It is a social disability of sorts, as it severely limits the ability to communicate easily. An invisible disability, for the most part, except for any assistive devices like hearing aids that one may be using, which often go unnoticed. So no, I'd never recommend it. But since I've got it, or it's got me, I am certainly going to do my best to turn it on its' head and make lemonade out of it. The way this lot are today we could just about form a posse and go do some retribution if you like.. perhaps the sight of a dozen sl avatars nipping his ankles might teach him a lesson?? seriously though, I hope he went to jail for it if nothing else and I can think of far worse things that I'd like to visit on those who think violence is a way to solve anything. Lemonade sounds like a good plan, although I think you've turned it into champagne. _____________________
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Smith Peel
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07-17-2009 09:03
(But that doesn't mean you satisfy my "normality" criteria, which you attempted to, and have now acknowledged belatedly.) In RL or SL, "normalcy" is the freakish improbability. The Universe knows I have my issues and challenges, but since I feel my RL and SL avatars are pretty groovy, I forgive the flaws in myself and others pretty easily. _____________________
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