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message 3401: by [deleted user] (new)

Congratulations Lucas :-) xxx <3 A lot of hugs and kisses

Dr Lucas Lyons, you are NOT a dumb jock *smile*

Congratulations photo: Congratulations Congratulations.jpg


message 3402: by Goesta (new)

Goesta Macky's annoyingly cheery cheer suggested to me, visually, that this one might be more representative of Dr. LL's accomplishments:




message 3403: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Yum VERY nice terrible picture but I'm kvetched to have to ask... what's that on his head under the cap? Nice bod, just happy aggrieved he's not wearing the gown.......


message 3404: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Poor Hanne! How annoying she has to work! Hugs for Hanne... phew. Thought it was me being stoopid. Goesta will enlighten us!


message 3405: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments Sarah wrote: "Lucas wrote: "Averin wrote: "Because it's something to be proud of, right? "

You would think so. However instead of doing graduations by colleges within the University, NYU did one mas..."


My favorite movie of all time is Endless Summer. Celebrate, go surf!


message 3406: by Goesta (new)

Goesta Macky wrote: "Yum VERY nice terrible picture but I'm kvetched to have to ask... what's that on his head under the cap? Nice bod, just happy aggrieved he's not wearing the gown......."

It's an exercise ball! Which reminded me of the smiley face! Thought I was being clever. *Grump*!


message 3407: by Danni (new)

Danni | 248 comments Looks a bit like a pumpkin. Can anyone else see a horse's face in that guy's body? Nope? Just me then {embarrassed onion head}


message 3408: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments How clever stupid of you Danni, it's obviously the Minotaur of Geek legend.


message 3409: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Like the Nereids of Nerdism…


message 3410: by Anil (new)

Anil (loykalina) | 303 comments I am cheekily wondering which Geek legend it is. :-))


message 3411: by justanya (last edited May 30, 2013 06:36AM) (new)

justanya Helle wrote: Dr Lucas Lyons, you are NOT a dumb jock *smile*


Lucas should be made to pay for trying to bamboozle us with his Dumb Jock moniker ; )


message 3412: by justanya (new)

justanya Danni wrote: "Looks a bit like a pumpkin. Can anyone else see a horse's face in that guy's body? Nope? Just me then {embarrassed onion head}"

YOU ARE SO RIGHT!! His whole abdomen reminds me of a zebra head!


message 3413: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments I'm flumbergasted to discover that it's all over for men, apparently…

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/sc...


message 3414: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments Anya wrote: " Helle wrote: Dr Lucas Lyons, you are NOT a dumb jock *smile*


Lucas should be made to pay for trying to bamboozle us with his Dumb Jock moniker ; )"


No, really, he has an avatar to do all the thinking,


message 3415: by Lori S. (new)

Lori S. (fuzzipueo) | 2809 comments I would like to belatedly give my grumpy congratulations to Lucas Ph.D. on the completion of his degree. Go have some fun now!


message 3416: by Goesta (new)

Goesta Anya wrote: "Danni wrote: "Looks a bit like a pumpkin. Can anyone else see a horse's face in that guy's body? Nope? Just me then {embarrassed onion head}"

YOU ARE SO RIGHT!! His whole abdomen reminds me of ..."


Fine! I'm so done with trying to visually compliment Mr. Dr. Jock. Even though I've seen only his glowing verbal self-depiction, he must truly be a nonpareil specie of men. Neither Caravaggio nor the Colossus of Rhodos, nor yet some superfit type from a military fitness site can do him justice... whom I chose for the yellow ball/pun, not the equine tors(i)o(n), harrumph.

So I tried to research the perfect male physique. But I couldn't get past the hilarity of this unhelpful illustration. The priceless vacuity of the expression doesn't quite read at this size, either:




JustJen "Miss Conduct" (just_jen) Big belated congrats, Lucas! I'm grumbling that I'm having to do so belatedly. :(


message 3418: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Anya wrote: "Danni wrote: "Looks a bit like a pumpkin. Can anyone else see a horse's face in that guy's body? Nope? Just me then {embarrassed onion head}"

YOU ARE SO RIGHT!! His whole abdomen reminds me of ..."


OH MY MIFFINGLY GOODNESS I have to say I can see a Horsey, Zebra, Minotaur thingy too..... Anyone remember Mr Ed the talking horse.... Neighhhh !
And of course its an exercise ball! Why did we all think it was a melon?! Big mental head slap......


message 3419: by Lori S. (last edited May 30, 2013 08:14AM) (new)

Lori S. (fuzzipueo) | 2809 comments Goesta wrote: "So I tried to research the perfect male physique. But I couldn't get past the hilarity of this unhelpful illustration. The priceless vacuity of the expression doesn't quite read at this size, either:"

That is funny!


message 3420: by Danni (new)

Danni | 248 comments Goesta wrote: "So I tried to research the perfect male physique. But I couldn't get past the hilarity of this unhelpful illustration. The priceless vacuity of the expression doesn't quite read at this size, either:
"


Oh dear, now is the time for me to admit that vacuity of expression is something I find really attractive in men.


message 3421: by Goesta (new)

Goesta Danni wrote: "Oh dear, now is the time for me to admit that vacuity of expression is something I find really attractive in men."

I must teeth-grittingly concur that there are certain moments when a total lack of cranial occupation can be most stimulating.


message 3422: by Roger (new)

Roger Kean | 17278 comments How annoying to have to point out that vacuity of male expression is taken as a huge advantage among actors, since it allows the viewer to invent one in their imagination. As a stage-type person, Goesta will surely know this?


message 3423: by Goesta (last edited May 30, 2013 09:09AM) (new)

Goesta Roger wrote: "How annoying to have to point out that vacuity of male expression is taken as a huge advantage among actors, since it allows the viewer to invent one in their imagination. As a stage-type person, G..."

I am most irritated to have to point out that while this seems to hold true in the new-fangled world of celluloid, where the cinematographer is the real performer, some measure of emoting - preferably with a soupçon of verisimilitude - is still required by the director, of any young man who wishes to succeed upon the venerable casting couch boards.


message 3424: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments I am sanctimoniously nettled that my friend Elorie joined and hasn't posted a complaint.


message 3425: by Boyd, Hunk of hunky burning passion (new)

Boyd (boydwalker) | 2304 comments



Congrats. Now you can take off your cap and gown
and slip back into your jockstrap.



message 3426: by Danni (new)

Danni | 248 comments Goesta wrote: "I must teeth-grittingly concur that there are certain moments when a total lack of cranial occupation can be most stimulating. "

Yes, most stimulating indeed. I guess maybe there's the assumption that a small (or virtually non-existent brain) may be compensated for in some other area.


message 3427: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Danni wrote: "Goesta wrote: "I must teeth-grittingly concur that there are certain moments when a total lack of cranial occupation can be most stimulating. "

Yes, most stimulating indeed. I guess maybe there's..."


Grumpily isn't that to do with shoe size? If so I want a man with a small brain and big feet ... Or is it the other way round? Hmmm


message 3428: by Danni (new)

Danni | 248 comments Macky wrote: "Grumpily isn't that to do with shoe size? If so I want a man with a small brain and big feet ... Or is it the other way round? Hmmm "

You don't want it the other way round, cos a great big brain balanced way above tiny little feet is a recipe for disaster balance wise.

Unless, of course, he has a third leg (or something big and long enough to act as such) to form a more stable tripod shape.


message 3429: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Tsk tsk! I actually meant the feet, but I'm very interested in the long third leg balancing tripod thingy you know what! Would that make him like an olde worldy kitchen stool? Would he be able to do the three legged race by himself? would his third leg bend or just rigidly stick out if he sat down? I like to ponder these things, I find it very good for brain training... Better than maths because I'm pants at that!


message 3430: by Preston, Moderator (new)

Preston | 20148 comments
Now that that school thing is over I guess you go back to the
gym and put that brain of yours to work doing squat thrusts.

Enjoy! Preston



message 3431: by Goesta (last edited May 30, 2013 11:56AM) (new)

Goesta To anyone blithely naive enough to believe in it: I was most sorely let down once by the myth associated with big hands and feet. In truth, apparently there wasn't enough material left over for that other bit. Somewhat compensated for by a fair skill at employing what there was.


message 3432: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments Goesta wrote: "To anyone blithely naive enough to believe in it: I was most sorely let down once by the myth associated with big hands and feet. In truth, apparently there wasn't enough material left over for tha..."

I've seen both, but I'm not tallying the number of times.


message 3433: by Goesta (new)

Goesta I hasten to add, lest I be misconstrued, that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes.


message 3434: by Jerry (new)

Jerry Dr. Lucas Lyons, what a great sounding name, but to follow the rules, I have to complain we all didn't get an engraved announcement. It is an immense achievement and I congratulate you, and your husband to be for putting up with all you had to go thru to achieve it,
I understand about wanting to miss ceremonies of thousands. When my husband got his Doctor of Musical Arts, there was the entire class of USC outdoors on some lawn in 90 plus hot sun, then they broke down into the smaller colleges and that was kind of bearable. But it took him 7.5 years for him to be conferred this honor and damn if we were not going to go thru the while thing wether we liked it or not.
Now enjoy your Doctorhood and add the honorific to your credit cards and wherever else you want....it can really help in some situations when you want people to think of you as other than a dumb jock.
Hugs and kisses.
Looking forward to pictures of your upcoming nuptials!


Ije the Devourer of Books | 14524 comments Wonderfully said Jerry!!! Well done again Lucas xxx


message 3436: by Averin (last edited May 30, 2013 01:08PM) (new)

Averin | 1962 comments Fight On! (That's for the Trojans).

I went to have blood sucked out this morning so I installed the GR app on my phone. In addition to his comely photo, I saw that the good doctor whinge on people multiple posting on different topics, as if comment boxes were at premium.

And I really perturbed that posting pictures seems to be beyond me, so I'll post a link for a picture of what I saw in the parking lot this weekend between Best Buy and Ross. fisker

Actually, I really wanted to post a photo of the darling Robbie Rogers, I have two where he's bare chested in too tiny soccer shorts.


message 3437: by Elorie (new)

Elorie Decker | 220 comments Hi, I'm Elorie and thanks to Averin, I just figured out how to post. Piece of info one: I am an almost total compufile. That is computers hate me and I don't like them too much. But I made it here. Question: can we complain about anything or just books etc?


message 3438: by Lori S. (last edited May 30, 2013 01:36PM) (new)

Lori S. (fuzzipueo) | 2809 comments I am kerfuffled to welcome Elorie to the best Complaint Department on and off the interwebbs. You may complain about just anything real or imaginary (though for more specific things please see the directory). Mostly we just like to complain about everything.


message 3439: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments Danni wrote: "What, like this? Not tiny enough to my mind.

"


Yes. My Tumblr has one with a trophy and this one. No thank you.


message 3440: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments Okay now I will stop complaining that Elorie has posted but I will beef that Eric hasn't.


message 3441: by Goesta (new)

Goesta Averin wrote: "Fisker"

Well, if that doesn't beat all. So now I'm supposed to buy this amazing hybrid luxury automobile with Stealth Mode just so I can finally realize the old joke about my Karma running over your dogma? I think I'd rather bury my face in Robbie Rogers' yellow jollies while whining about my inferior (and terminal) degree - Master of efF All.


message 3442: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments I'd like a seat on the sideline for that.


message 3443: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Elorie wrote: "Hi, I'm Elorie and thanks to Averin, I just figured out how to post. Piece of info one: I am an almost total compufile. That is computers hate me and I don't like them too much. But I made it h..."

I'm peed off to say Elorie a big miffy HI and glad you're here and you can complain about anything you want. All complaints are encouraged and welcomed!

( * whispers* as long as you read the rules on the group home page, I have to whisper because everyone hates being reminded of the rules! )

You can complain about my reminding you of the rules or the weather or if you hate peanuts or anything you want. Check out the discussions, there's a place to complain about computers. Just let of steam we are a motley gang of whiners and whingers but everyone is annoyingly great fun! Harrumph!


message 3444: by Averin (new)

Averin | 1962 comments @Goesta: Having you and Danni on the same page reminds me, did you find a fix for the comments running together? [This is an Open Office to Wordquestion if anyone else wants to chime in].


message 3445: by Danni (new)

Danni | 248 comments Averin wrote: "@Goesta: Having you and Danni on the same page reminds me, did you find a fix for the comments running together? [This is an Open Office to Wordquestion if anyone else wants to chime in]."

Nope, but then in all honesty, I didn't look for one, so...


message 3446: by Macky (new)

Macky (mactut) Bejiggered that i felt the need to post a picture of Robbie and his tongue!




message 3447: by Goesta (last edited May 30, 2013 02:47PM) (new)

Goesta Averin wrote: "@Goesta: Having you and Danni on the same page reminds me, did you find a fix for the comments running together? [This is an Open Office to Wordquestion if anyone else wants to chime in]."

I grump gripe and groan that somehow, I did manage to look at the last thing I was sent (revision of my LHNB submission) with the comments properly spaced, but I don't remember how. I might have converted it using Pages, or updated Open Office, or maybe it was the xdoc (docx?) files that were the problem, not the docs. It's all so fuzzy... oh, Doctor!! (sorry, swooned there, imagining a glow-in-the-dark tongue stud on a stud's tongue)


message 3448: by [deleted user] (new)

Goesta wrote: "oh, Doctor!"

Yes?


message 3449: by Tj (new)

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message 3450: by [deleted user] (last edited May 30, 2013 06:21PM) (new)

Thank you and thanks again for your kind congrats Anya, Helle, Tj, Kendra, Averin, Sarah, Ijeoma, Anil, Macky, Goesta (smiley face/excercise man with cap has gotta be the best graduation photo ever for a dumb jock and it’s appreciated even if the guy is kind of scrawny and underdeveloped), Anya, Roger, JustJen,, Boyd, Preston, Jerry B. and Danni I am proud to be a member with all you guys and truly appreciate your kindness.




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