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Apr 23, 2012 01:09PM
naw.......... *&%$#(*!! it
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Zardoz is in the Tardis wrote: "Yes, blame it on the Zodiac."ahem. not sure what you mean. there was no "blaming". the post is clearly saying how i am not lazy.
Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "naw.......... *&%$#(*!! it"Right on, Kevin.
Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "i am seriously contemplating typing capitalization correct sentences on goodreads."you tire of being my brother from another mother? so soon? sigh. i feel we could accomplish beautiful things together. GoodReads is ours for the taking!
i don't like the way you capitalized the r in goodreads
perhaps you two could take it one step further period you could eliminate punctuation comma choosing instead to type the name of the character eliminated period that could be fun exclamation exclamation
Phil, it was impossible for me to read your post, i could only scan it. it hurt my eyes. plus i think eliminating punctuation is pretentious, rude, selfish, immature in a man-child kinda way, oh and evil.
i like it phil. i could prob keep from burning 12 calories a day with no punctuation. i could save those for nighttime circus activities
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I do get where you're coming from, although I don't know what specific comments, or commenters, you refer to. If it's me, I've forgotten using these terms.
Zardoz is in the Tardis wrote: ":::need to procure a pair of bullshit waders::: I find only two things slightly annoying when being down-dressed in this group:
The words "Ahem" and "Uh." To preface a statement with those word reminds me of high school and how the cheerleader chimps, I mean chicks, would talk to each other. Think Clueless meets Battlefield Earth. I don't talk to people like that so to read it reminds me of why Sally potentially has a whip tucked in her pants to dispense some sort of justice. You can express yourself as you see fit, just know when it's aimed at me, the statement is nullified for that reason. I ignore you going forward if it's a repeat issue, feel free to do the same with me. I will live. There are people on this board that go out of their way to ignore me and I'm totally fine with that too (see my expansive "friend" list. That was sarcasm.)
And to clarify, my comment made to you, Mark, was in jest. I had posted in this thread earlier that people that equate their behaviors to their Zodiac sign, deserve their lot in life. So. That's it...."
ahem. no one is giving you dressing down. at least i'm not. not sure where that's coming from. and, uh, i must admit that my wee lil' brain got kinda lost in your post. "nullifed?" huh? anyway, please turn that frown upside down, grouchypants! as you say, i will use "ahem" and "uh" as i see fit, but i really don't see why you should get upset about it. although you can certainly feel free to ignore any and all of my posts.
however, i do love your Clueless meets Battlefield Earth idea. good one! i'd like to see that.
wait, were you even talking to me, Tardis? i thought so, because of the Mark in the last part. i am definitely feeling Clueless meets Battlefield Earth.i should also point out that i have no plans on ignoring you. and i guess i'll also say, that if you felt i was dressing you down (and i love that phrase), then sorry. what i thought i was doing was correcting a misunderstanding of my Zodiac post.
I didn't know Sally had a whip tucked down her pants.
evie wrote: "I didn't know Sally had a whip tucked down her pants."It's stored next to the plural genitive she keeps for emergencies.
Go ahead and bash America all you want. We may not be the biggest or the healthiest or the best educated but we always did have one thing no other place did: We knew soccer was bullshit.
ahem! soccer is the best. it allows nations to fight each other with impunity. it has high drama yet the personalities don't seem as megalomaniacal as those in american football. it has a viable women's version. it has a lot less overweight dudes all dressed up in fancy padding to protect their precious beer guts & man-boobs. go, soccer, go!
oops, beer guts are not actually protected. okay, i'll replace that with "precious lil' heads protected by helmets, just like little babies".
Feh... I can't argue your point about American football. You can add basketball to the list as well. I think I'd rather watch a car rust than sit down and watch the Super Bowl but I just can't get excited about Man U against Arseholesenal or whoever the hell else some of those other teams are. Sitting around for 60 minutes waiting for a one-nil final score? That's 60 minutes of my life I'll never get back.
okay, well i can't really argue with that either. some of the most boring times in my life have been spent waiting for one frickin score and then it ends 1-0.but i do like basketball. and tennis, which i think everyone hates, except for aristocrats and ivy league grads.
golf, now that's unwatchable.
I like tennis. And soccer. But I don't watch sports, so it doesn't really matter.
there is another thing that really gets me about soccer: the high number of drama queens insisting someone just gave them a boo-boo as they roll around on the grass pretending to be hurt and hoping for some kind of penalty. especially the Brazil and Argentina teams. biggest dramatics in the whole wide world. shameless!
mark wrote: "golf, now that's unwatchable."
Don't get me started. It's the worst, except for maybe NASCAR.
Don't get me started. It's the worst, except for maybe NASCAR.
Amber ~Geektastic~ wrote: "I like tennis. And soccer. But I don't watch sports, so it doesn't really matter."there was a time in my life when i wanted to grow up to be the robot known as Ivan Lendl. but then he was replaced by Sampras. and then Sampras was replaced in my affections by John Waters, who has probably only played sick sex game versions of tennis.
Tennis has been all downhill since John McEnroe and Ilie Nastase retired.
Hey now, easy on the American football. I love watching, hockey, football (the american kind), and tennis. Not so much of a fan of basketball unless my kid is playing.
mark wrote: "there is another thing that really gets me about soccer: the high number of drama queens insisting someone just gave them a boo-boo as they roll around on the grass pretending to be hurt and hoping..."The "Get Fuzzy" comic strip has been mocking this aspect of the game for about a week now. You should be able to access them here.
i only watch soccer when i am in other countries and kids are playing street/pick-up games. beyond that i watch the occasional incredible bicycle kick goal highlights on youtube but everything else is [edit] not my cup o earl grey
I coach my son's soccer team. He has a blast with it.
i'm sure you both do. my brother coaches and refs soccer and his daughter plays varsity. my other bro has a son that plays. this is just personal preference on whether you like it or not. if you are into soccer, racing, synchronized swimming or rhythmic gymnastics that's cool. just not my thing. lots of people can't watch a baseball game because of the pace. i personally can. prob should reword that and say everything else does not interest me at all
The only sport I watch is British Premier League football. I'm a Man U fan. He is a Man City fan. I love all the drama. I love when they roll around on the ground, faking it and I get to yell at them to stop acting like babies. I love to see them sweat in the sun and play in the rain and get muddy, especially in those white shorts. British football is art. Who cares about the score, as long as my team wins.
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Sally wrote: ""sport" is a weird word and a weird thing to do. Weirdest of all is the fact that fat, quasi-alcoholic men pay a lot of money to sit around in the sun and watch it all day. Yay, shiny pant teams!"
Who asked you, Heidi?
Who asked you, Heidi?
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Cortney wrote: "Hey now, easy on the American football. I love watching, hockey, football (the american kind), and tennis. Not so much of a fan of basketball unless my kid is playing."oh don't get me wrong, i'll still watch it. i'll watch pretty much any sport, except for golf. and including poker. the Super Bowl is a big deal for me & my friends, although i do spend the whole time complaining about everything.
Phil wrote: "mark wrote: "The "Get Fuzzy" comic strip has been mocking this aspect of the game for about a week now. You should be able to access them here...."ha! Nano! i think i want that as my new profile name.
Sally! i just noticed that the "p" in "punctuation" in your moderator moniker is not capitalized! you need to correct that post-haste!
if ee cummings had really wanted to call attention to himself hed not have used punctuation either why dont we try that for a while
youre using punctuation
betteryetweshouldstopusingcapitalizationpunctuationandspacesthatwouldsavetimeandrealandvirtualpaper
iamdevelopingamigrainetryingtoreadthisstuffanditactuallytakeslongertotypethisbecausethespacekeyisingrainedinmypsycheasnecessaryhabitualaction
ifonlytherewasawaytoremovethedotoverthelowercaseithenwewouldachieveperfection
myphonewouldneverallowmetheseshenanigansbutmylaptopisperfectlyfinewiththem.wow, that was actually hard to write! i had to go back and correct it.
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