Sebastian Bella Sara Charter Superscriber |
Aubrey the Malformed |
Don't see you around as much as I used to.
I'm around, I just tend not to get so involved in the non-PbP threads these days. I lost my interest in the political stuff a bit as it has become a bit more American in subject matter lately (or so it seems) and there has been something of a crack-down at work on people, well, enjoying themselves, so I post much less during the day.
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
I would like to hide the threads that compete with the thread that you spent time and effort thoughtfully making for unappreciative people who go and post in other threads instead of the one provided. Yeah, if there were such threads, I would like to hide them...
What a cryptic comment. Whatever could you mean?
Celestial Healer |
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:I would like to hide the threads that compete with the thread that you spent time and effort thoughtfully making for unappreciative people who go and post in other threads instead of the one provided. Yeah, if there were such threads, I would like to hide them...What a cryptic comment. Whatever could you mean?
I think he's referring to anywhere you post.
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig wrote:I think he's referring to anywhere you post.Mairkurion {tm} wrote:I would like to hide the threads that compete with the thread that you spent time and effort thoughtfully making for unappreciative people who go and post in other threads instead of the one provided. Yeah, if there were such threads, I would like to hide them...What a cryptic comment. Whatever could you mean?
But then he'd miss all the quasi-stupid humor.
Edit: all-->most of
Edit2: most of-->some of
Sebastian Bella Sara Charter Superscriber |
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig wrote:Wait...how would not reading your posts result in missing humor of any type? You posted something funny? When did that happen?Celestial Healer wrote:
I think he's referring to anywhere you post.But then he'd miss all the quasi-stupid humor.
Edit: all-->most of
Edit2: most of-->some of
Oops. Wrong parallel universe.
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
Aberzombie |
That's why they're in the Off-Topic Thread. Because they are, you know, off topic. And frankly, if you don't want to read it, don't click it. It's really that simple.
You'd think so. Sadly, many of them seem to be decidely on-topic: that topic being various political crap that eventually devolves into name-calling and such.
And I'd love to not read them, but they keep getting in the way of the truly off-topic insane banter which makes that section a joy to behold.
Hmmm, maybe if they made a Politics and Other Annoying Crap that doesn't fit anywhere else section.....
Sebastian Bella Sara Charter Superscriber |
Jared Ouimette wrote:That's why they're in the Off-Topic Thread. Because they are, you know, off topic. And frankly, if you don't want to read it, don't click it. It's really that simple.You'd think so. Sadly, many of them seem to be decidely on-topic: that topic being various political crap that eventually devolves into name-calling and such.
And I'd love to not read them, but they keep getting in the way of the truly off-topic insane banter which makes that section a joy to behold.
Hmmm, maybe if they made a Politics and Other Annoying Crap that doesn't fit anywhere else section.....
And then sealed it behind three feet of concrete and lead shielding...
Aberzombie |
taig wrote:Mairkurion {tm} wrote:There's a right parallel universe?Yep. The one where you can hide individual threads on the Paizo messageboards.
I think it was in an episode of Sliders.
I miss that show.
and Quantum Leap.
The last episode of Quantum Leap aired on my birthday. I watched it in a bar while getting plastered. Fun times.
Aberzombie |
Aberzombie wrote:And then sealed it behind three feet of concrete and lead shielding...Jared Ouimette wrote:That's why they're in the Off-Topic Thread. Because they are, you know, off topic. And frankly, if you don't want to read it, don't click it. It's really that simple.You'd think so. Sadly, many of them seem to be decidely on-topic: that topic being various political crap that eventually devolves into name-calling and such.
And I'd love to not read them, but they keep getting in the way of the truly off-topic insane banter which makes that section a joy to behold.
Hmmm, maybe if they made a Politics and Other Annoying Crap that doesn't fit anywhere else section.....
Or we could nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.....
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
Aberzombie wrote:The last episode of Quantum Leap aired on my birthday. I watched it in a bar while getting plastered. Fun times.You had fun time on your birthday by watching Quantum Leap? How deprived exactly are you?!?
** spoiler omitted **
"while getting plastered"
Everybody knows that phrase makes things cooler. "I watched grass grow...while getting plastered." :)
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Dazylar |
Everybody knows that phrase makes things cooler. "I watched grass grow...while getting plastered." :)
I agree entirely! However, Quantum Leap starts off with serious amounts of negative, anti-cool. Therefore, the amount of plastering required to make the experience cool and fun would be enormous!
Kudos to AZ for managing that feat :-)
ChrisRevocateur |
Matt Devney wrote:Therefore, the amount of plastering required to make the experience cool and fun would be enormous!Exactly! Of couse, that was the day I turned 21.
I didn't stay in a single bar long enough to watch a 1/2 hour T.V. show on my 21st, let alone the final episode of Quantum Leap.
Dazylar |
Now I almost wish I remembered my 21st, so that I could indulge in some nostalgia with the rest of you.
I say almost wish mainly because it almost certain that I would regret it if I did remember.
Ah, the glorious effects of alcohol. I'm sure Homer Simpson had something to say about it. If only I could remember the quote.
The Jade |
On my 22nd birthday I was invited to stop by a house in nearby Scardsale, NY. Therein I was surprised by 22 girls wearing wigs, dancing to the song Roam by the B-52s, but they all sang my first name Rone instead of Roam.
"Rone... if you want to... Rone around the world."
I... I did not know what to say. They had the choreography worked out and everything, and no, we weren't all in a dance troupe together. I felt bad leaving 45 minutes later, but after that ambitious gag fizzled out and I got to hear about The Making Of I just had other places to get to. No one will ever do anything like that for me again, nor will I ever again possess have that kind of sway with and knowledge of the fairer sex. <sigh>
I grow old … I grow old …
I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled.
Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peach?
I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach.
I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each.
I do not think that they will sing to me.
-From T.S. Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
Callous Jack |
On my 22nd birthday I was invited to stop by a house in nearby Scardsale, NY. Therein I was surprised by 22 girls wearing wigs, dancing to the song Roam by the B-52s, but they all sang my first name Rone instead of Roam.
"Rone... if you want to... Rone around the world."
I... I did not know what to say. They had the choreography worked out and everything, and no, we weren't all in a dance troupe together. I felt bad leaving 45 minutes later, but after that ambitious gag fizzled out and I got to hear about The Making Of I just had other places to get to. No one will ever do anything like that for me again, nor will I ever again possess have that kind of sway with and knowledge of the fairer sex. <sigh>
Who got that together? And did you know all 22 girls?
Sebastian Bella Sara Charter Superscriber |
The last episode of Quantum Leap aired on my birthday. I watched it in a bar while getting plastered. Fun times.
Were you sufficiently plastered to make the ending not suck? If so, please advise as to the quantity of alcohol necessary for that feat. I'd really like to have fonder memories of the way that show ended.
Oh boy.
The Jade |
The Jade wrote:Who got that together? And did you know all 22 girls?On my 22nd birthday I was invited to stop by a house in nearby Scardsale, NY. Therein I was surprised by 22 girls wearing wigs, dancing to the song Roam by the B-52s, but they all sang my first name Rone instead of Roam.
"Rone... if you want to... Rone around the world."
I... I did not know what to say. They had the choreography worked out and everything, and no, we weren't all in a dance troupe together. I felt bad leaving 45 minutes later, but after that ambitious gag fizzled out and I got to hear about The Making Of I just had other places to get to. No one will ever do anything like that for me again, nor will I ever again possess have that kind of sway with and knowledge of the fairer sex. <sigh>
Tanya J. Meyers organized it, daughter of a Swiss born pathologist. (Man were there some creepy polaroids on that guy's desk). Yes I knew all of the girls well enough. Some quite well indeed.
Sebastian Bella Sara Charter Superscriber |
Ya know, it takes a real dick to go bragging about having 22 girls singing to him on his birthday, who he then had to leave to see other girls, but what really makes this post a landmark in dickism is topping it off with a depressing and painful poem. Talk about a one-two punch.
"Bam - here's one to your ego based on your inadequacy as a man."
"Bam - this one's to your emotional side. Not only are you an inadequate man, but you are so fragile this poem will really take you over the edge."
Well played, my friend. Well played.
The Jade |
Ya know, it takes a real dick to go bragging about having 22 girls singing to him on his birthday, who he then had to leave to see other girls, but what really makes this post a landmark in dickism is topping it off with a depressing and painful poem. Talk about a one-two punch.
"Bam - here's one to your ego based on your inadequacy as a man."
"Bam - this one's to your emotional side. Not only are you an inadequate man, but you are so fragile this poem will really take you over the edge."
Well played, my friend. Well played.
I've never used fake dick in my life. Only the best for my guests.
Sebastian Bella Sara Charter Superscriber |
Sebastian wrote:I've never used fake dick in my life. Only the best for my guests.Ya know, it takes a real dick to go bragging about having 22 girls singing to him on his birthday, who he then had to leave to see other girls, but what really makes this post a landmark in dickism is topping it off with a depressing and painful poem. Talk about a one-two punch.
"Bam - here's one to your ego based on your inadequacy as a man."
"Bam - this one's to your emotional side. Not only are you an inadequate man, but you are so fragile this poem will really take you over the edge."
Well played, my friend. Well played.
Mental note to self: always have office door closed when reading your replies so as not to get weird looks when I burst out laughing.