| Patrick Curtin |
The monkey opens one eye as he levitates above the ground.
You folks make meditiation a real difficulty.
OOOOMMMMMM ... some more pithy quotes to ponder:
Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it. --Andre Gide
There's more to the truth than just the facts. --Author Unknown
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. --Henry David Thoreau
| The Jade |
The Jade wrote:You're claiming to have a dispute with the concept of not ending a sentence with a preposition? Seriously? Or is it on upon which you are putting me?And don't explain metaphors or silly general trends of not ending sentences in prepositions, because you I'll kill.
While I don't quite understand your question, since my accident, I'm saying I'll end a sentence with a preposition if I effin' want with!
| The Jade |
I really hope that no one searching the Web for instructions on Buddhist practices ends up here.
I've never known Buddhists to frisk farm animals for meditative value. That's the Shintoists, I believe.
I kid! I kid because I don't think there are any Shintoists on this site, and if there are, I, of course, meant the Byzantine Iconoclasts.
| Trey |
Trey wrote:I really hope that no one searching the Web for instructions on Buddhist practices ends up here.I've never known Buddhists to frisk farm animals for meditative value. That's the Shintoists, I believe.
I kid! I kid because I don't think there's any Shintoists on this site.
I think one of the slaads might be. And possibly Kool-Ade Man. Upon.
| The Jade |
I would have never guessed they were related, because she's so soft-spoken. Is the dad Sparta guy? To.
Sparta guy is actually Kool's son (we few who know him well call him Kool). Kool's dad was actually Irving Wineblatt, a chiropodist from South Framshamfromshire. No story to tell there, really, except that he once shaved a callous off Diana Rigg's right heel and she signed it for him.
Brenda Vaccaro is what happens when Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams make zesty group love to Tina Turner and then, nine months later, punch the baby in the throat and spoonfeed it Ajax-spiked Maypo.
| The Jade |
Trey wrote:I would have never guessed they were related, because she's so soft-spoken. Is the dad Sparta guy? To.Wolfman Jack, prolly.
Ignore the part about Wolfman Jack being racist, because the blogger isn't being literal, but check out the game he talks about here.
Is it wrong that I now want to play DJ Boy just to see all the bizarre details?
Heathansson
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Beaver Cleaver wrote:Trey wrote:I would have never guessed they were related, because she's so soft-spoken. Is the dad Sparta guy? To.Wolfman Jack, prolly.Ignore the part about Wolfman Jack being racist, because the blogger isn't being literal, but check out the game he talks about here.
Is it wrong that I now want to play DJ Boy just to see all the bizarre details?
Um, I don't know, but it sounds like a mystic d20 modern quest of epic proportion.
| The Jade |
The Jade wrote:Family reunion sounds something like this:
"OH YEAH!"
"COOKIE!"
"I LIKE TAMPONS!"Sounds like Duff Man should be related to them.
"Duffman can never die, only the actors who play him. Ooh yeah!"
This post of yours taught me something, but I'm not quite sure what. Posts I'm interested in following show up in the messageboards box on the homepage with a lil black dot next to the name of the poster. I think this might happen whenever I participate in a post or when someone replies to one of my posts, but I'm not sure.
Mothman
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This post of yours taught me something, but I'm not quite sure what. Posts I'm interested in following show up in the messageboards box on the homepage with a lil black dot next to the name of the poster. I think this might happen whenever I participate in a post or when someone replies to one of my posts, but I'm not sure.
This would be any thread you've contributed to recently (within the last two weeks and/or last two pages of the thread I think).
Heathansson
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Callous Jack wrote:This post of yours taught me something, but I'm not quite sure what. Posts I'm interested in following show up in the messageboards box on the homepage with a lil black dot next to the name of the poster. I think this might happen whenever I participate in a post or when someone replies to one of my posts, but I'm not sure.The Jade wrote:Family reunion sounds something like this:
"OH YEAH!"
"COOKIE!"
"I LIKE TAMPONS!"Sounds like Duff Man should be related to them.
"Duffman can never die, only the actors who play him. Ooh yeah!"
My pixelyatterlings are out again. They like the interweb. And eyeballs.
Callous Jack
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This post of yours taught me something, but I'm not quite sure what. Posts I'm interested in following show up in the messageboards box on the homepage with a lil black dot next to the name of the poster. I think this might happen whenever I participate in a post or when someone replies to one of my posts, but I'm not sure.
Duffman is happy to help! OHH YEAH!!
| The Jade |
What would be really cool would be if the dots could anticipate which threads you might be interested in and dot those too.
Cool.
And a little bit scary too.
Thanks for explaining, Mothman.
And, interestingly, an AI dot placer that intuits each users preferences doesn't strike me as being past Teter's ability. I think Tivo has that function.
| Kool-Aid Man * |
The Jade wrote:This post of yours taught me something, but I'm not quite sure what. Posts I'm interested in following show up in the messageboards box on the homepage with a lil black dot next to the name of the poster. I think this might happen whenever I participate in a post or when someone replies to one of my posts, but I'm not sure.Duffman is happy to help! OHH YEAH!!
*crashes through wall*
OH YEAH!
Hey kids, have some refreshment courtesy of me, mama, daddy, brother, and baby boy!
OH YEAH!
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