rickshaw92 wrote:nowonmai wrote:At home after a hard day in the saddle.
Nice digs Nowonmai. I did not know you that you are a cowboy.
Is it true you got all creepy with vlindsay?
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rickshaw92 wrote:nowonmai wrote:At home after a hard day in the saddle.
Nice digs Nowonmai. I did not know you that you are a cowboy.
nowonmai wrote:Is it true you got all creepy with vlindsay?
coldharvest wrote:nowonmai wrote:Is it true you got all creepy with vlindsay?
your obsession amuses me
before he has to work out how to dispose of a body in central London when all you've got for transport is a rickshaw.
flipflop wrote:She's just pissed off that the shaw/shivers stand off is more interesting than her thread idea, which is properly shit btw. But she had the good sense to put it in the shit forum, that's something I guess
The last time this happened, she went into orbit - the French shit thread or something wasn't it? So who knows this time?
Cheers
and perhaps trying to think of a fun little thread for my friends on the BFC.
friendlyskies wrote:flipflop wrote:She's just pissed off that the shaw/shivers stand off is more interesting than her thread idea, which is properly shit btw. But she had the good sense to put it in the shit forum, that's something I guess
The last time this happened, she went into orbit - the French shit thread or something wasn't it? So who knows this time?
Cheers
Pissed off? The word is bored. I mean, yeah, this thread idea kind of tanked.... but, whatever. Fact is, I kind of like this forum that you've devoted thousands of hours to trying to destroy. So I'll probably try again to make a thread people are interested in, and that one might fall flat, too. But does the fact that my thread failed make your continuing obsession with an Internet fight that lasted a few days, almost two years ago, on a quiet corner of the Internet, any less pathetic? No. Does it make an obsession with a thesis about the BFC that maybe 20 people, tops, in the world have read in its entirety, any less sad? No.
I mean, does the poetry of life hold no attraction for you that can eclipse an ancient Internet fight that was a blip in history for the rest of its participants? No friend, no lover, no sweet memory of distant lands, is worth the space in your brain dedicated to that string of ones and zeroes that absolutely nobody on this vast, blue-green Earth, were it not for your (and nowonmai's) obsession, would remember at all? Even I don't remember the specifics, or even really the reasons, for the Internet fight, just that I was in it. (Something about Penta, maybe?) But I have no doubt that you and nowonmai have committed every line to memory, and go over it in the small, aching hours of each tormented, sleepless night, rueing each opportunity for the perfect comeback lost in the heat of "battle." Comebacks to things I don't even remember writing. Those nights must be long, and sad. And rest assured, as you toss and turn, repeating words I wrote a lifetime ago to yourself with increasing frustration, anger, and vows for revenge, rest assured that I am spending those same nights making love to my husband, tending to my child, and perhaps trying to think of a fun little thread for my friends on the BFC.
Chimborazo wrote:friendlyskies wrote:You know, I used to think the developed world's ridiculous clutter was made up of maybe 70% useless shit, which annoyed me. However, being a new mom makes you appreciate things like dishwashers, which I had previously categorized as "almost useless." (I still, however, think they are "almost useless" if you live alone, or with adults responsible enough to wash their own shit immediately, rather than letting it pile up for others to clean.)
I've had a dishwasher for the past 15 years or so but have usually only used it as a drying rack to save counter space. When I moved here (I'm alone), I went to work in a hurry one morning and left my plate, utensils, and frying pan in the sink and didn't even think about that when I got back in the evening, as they were out of sight. A day or two later I wanted to use that frying pan and was confused for a good five minutes before it occurred to me to look in the dishwasher. Turns out the maid put those few things in the dishwasher and ran it, which I was irritated by because it seems like a total waste of water to run it with so few items in it. Further, since I don't use it, I don't have dishwasher detergent so I guess she just used the regular dish soap (which is okay, I guess? Don't know what the difference is). Anyway, now I just make sure to leave no dirty dishes on the days she comes.
That's my riveting story for the BFC. After reading this, your day can only get more exciting from now. You're welcome.
gnaruki wrote:You might appreciate this one, FS: http://theworstthingsforsale.com/
The only first world contrivance that comes to mind that is useless is the toaster.....and rice cookers.
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