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redrix
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subject: Re: kids with cell phones
in reply to pussycat_88_tara in message #1560:
Tech in general? Nothing wrong? hah! HAHA! here it comes.

*rolls on the floor laughing my ass off*


Expect Nothing.
message 1561/1590 2006-01-03 12:05:58 [save my place] [reply]
jadefalcon1
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subject: Re: kids with cell phones
in reply to pussycat_88_tara in message #1560:
Is that so?

Technology isn't flawed? Not at all? Nothing at all the matter, right?


You're either flamebaiting, or a flaming imbecile.
Any technology is flawed, as humans created it and are also flawed.

I could dive into multitudinous examples, but such a n00b-ist comment doesn't warrant that kind of effort.

~Jade Falcon [mail][blog][page][FTP]

Good, fast, or cheap: Pick two.
message 1562/1590 2006-01-03 15:02:18 [save my place] [reply]
laurenschilling
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subject: Re: kids with cell phones
in reply to jadefalcon1 in message #1562:
does it matter? we cant stop having spoiled kids in the first place why are you trying to start now?
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jadefalcon1
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subject: Re: kids with cell phones
in reply to laurenschilling in message #1563:
I'll take 'non-sequitur' for $800, Alex.

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crimson_angel
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subject: ooh
I fit in this board barely!


Crimson

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- Number Six, Kobol's Last Gleaming part 2
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elsewhere
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subject: Re: ooh
in reply to crimson_angel in message #1565:
My son is 10 in 4 months ... double digits man. That doesn't make me feel old, but looking back over 10 years of life ... wow. I've changed a lot.
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morbidskittle187
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subject: ....
I don't want to grow up. I'll be completly legal Jan 26th The big two one. :(



-Skittle-

We live on a placid island of ignorance, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. -H.P. Lovecraft
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torena
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subject: Re: ....
in reply to morbidskittle187 in message #1567:
It all goes downhill from there. I haven't really enjoyed a birthday since. :(
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morbidskittle187
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subject: Re: ....
in reply to torena in message #1568:
I didn't even need to turn 18, I could do everything I will be able to do after my next b-day, and I wasn't held responsible for my actions. What could be better than that?! :))
-Krista-
Igor: Sometimes there are just no words

Igor: for the world

Krista Haji: Yeah thats when you just gotta run down the street wearing nothing but a scarf that says "Better luck next time" trailing behind you!
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morbidskittle187
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subject: Re: ....
in reply to spadeinfull in message #1570:
Your screen name should be bitterassasshole. :-P



-Krista

We live on a placid island of ignorance, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. -H.P. Lovecraft
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sirhosealot
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subject: Not sure Im coming off the same page, so I thought Id ask a stupid question...
What is a spoiled child?
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subject: Re: Not sure Im coming off the same page, so I thought Id ask a stupid question...
in reply to sirhosealot in message #1574:
Your mom.

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It's hard to believe, out of all those millions, that you were the fastest swimmer.
message 1575/1590 2006-11-30 08:46:48 [save my place] [reply]
sirhosealot
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Indeed, she is somewhat of a childlike adult (though, knowing how she grew up, she is anything but what I would call spoiled), but that still does not give me your perception of what constitutes a spoiled child.

What I was attempting to do is pull out the assumptions behind what a spoiled child is> I have my own ideas, but I don't know if that is in line with everbody else's. If it does not line up with everybody else's, then we are probably getting pissed about nothing, talking about two seprate things under the same title.

Spoiled means no longer usefull to humans, from what I understand.
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morbidskittle187
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subject: Good News
I realized there's one more big b-day after 21 and that's 55 you get to eat off the senior menu at Denny's (and likely other restaurants but I was at Denny's when I realized this) mmm inexpensive pancakes!:P

Pancakes and then death, who's with me?!







-Skittle
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ygolohcysp
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to morbidskittle187 in message #1577:
Whoa!!! Hold on there, oldie. There's a couple more birthdays that are really damn awesome. At 25, you can rent a car without a hassle and having to pay more. At 35, you can run for president. Also, you can try to see if your age can match the same as your favorite aged cheese and or wine. There's many different kinds of age groups you could qualify for, for ... um ... studies, and stuff. Plus, ages like 33 and 44 might be cool, and prime numbers.


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morbidskittle187
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to ygolohcysp in message #1578:
But I like pancakes...



-Krista

We live on a placid island of ignorance, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. -H.P. Lovecraft
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ygolohcysp
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to morbidskittle187 in message #1579:
Then you should be aware that some of the best pancakes ever are being served in a little restaurant in Lake Placid, NY, right next to a very Scooby-Do-like hotel. Awesome view, and you can get beer with breakfast.

I personally think "pigs in a blanket" is an illegal exploitation of pancakes, and something should be done about it.


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morbidskittle187
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to ygolohcysp in message #1580:
Maybe you should bring me there sometime.

I hate beer.

I've never eaten pigs in a blanket. It always sounded gross to me.



-Krista

We live on a placid island of ignorance, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. -H.P. Lovecraft
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forgottenvalentine
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to morbidskittle187 in message #1581:
Hrmm...
I'm coming into the forum with nothing other than to say I'm a 20something. I skimmed through some of the psychology talk, but lost my way as I'm new to these boards. Well new old. I stopped using WTF in '04 and rediscovered it the other day.)
So, hello fellow twentysomethingers.

~We can't live well because we're addicted to pain.~
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morbidskittle187
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to forgottenvalentine in message #1582:
Helloooo there!




-Skittle-

you know I heard that boogie rhythm. Hey! I had no choice but to get down down down down. -Jamiroquai
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forgottenvalentine
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to morbidskittle187 in message #1583:
Thanks for the welcome. I see these forums aren't too exciting, eh?


Ya know, I just had "pigs in a blanket" on New Years. Or as my sister and I like to call it "mini hot dogs wrapped in croissants." It's easier to enjoy your food when you don't think of the animal it came from. In the case of "ants on a log" there is just no logic there.

~We can't live well because we're addicted to pain.~
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morbidskittle187
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subject: Re: Good News
in reply to forgottenvalentine in message #1584:
The logic in ants on a log is imagination. It could LOOK like ants on a log, if you had any imagination, young lady!






-Skittle-

you know I heard that boogie rhythm. Hey! I had no choice but to get down down down down. -Jamiroquai
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subject: My last year as a twenty-something...
So in March I turned 29. I am trying not to freak out about it, but have definitely been thinking about it.

Anyway, I'm putting together a list of things to do while I'm still twenty-something, and I'm looking for ideas to add to the list. I think of it as my list of twenty-something resolutions.

Anyone have any fun suggestions?



"I am a leaf on the wind; watch how I soar."
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chuckster
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subject: re: My last year as a twenty-something...
in reply to paradox in message #1586:
One of my favorite Doonesbury cartoons was where Ziggy (I think) said, “It didn’t bother me when I turned thirty. It was when my little brother turned thirty…

One way or another, trust me, twenty-nine doesn’t last long. It will be over before you know it.

Besides, thirty is pretty cool… adds an unwarranted air of authority to whatever you say! 

Hummm, fun things to do while you’re still in your twenties?
I jumped out of a perfectly good airplane twice on my 25th birthday. Seems there were parachutes involved… an added plus in my opinion. It was a cool, memorable, and worthwhile experience. What a fuckin’ blast, and yet, something I haven't felt the need to repeat. Yeah, twenty-something is a good time to get this one under your belt.

If this piques your interest, I did my jumps while in college through a parachute club that offered a continuing education gig. Maybe there is something like that available in your arena.

So there you are, standing on the strut of your little Cessna(?) airplane, wind beating all about you, looking your instructor in the eye. He is safely on the plane, you, as said, are standing on the strut, outside of the plane, waiting for the go command. Then it is time! He signals, you let go. When the little plane drones off into the distance, and after a brief moment of total disorientation, and yeah, terror, you find that your parachute DID open. You are under canopy safely, at least until landing, and you realize that the silence that encapsulates you is equivocal to the darkness you would find in a cave, only quieter. The world stretches out in all directions beneath you. Your pounding heart may be the loudest thing you hear, except possibly for your own screams of, “Yea Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, as you descend back to reality!

Hope this helps.

Chuckster



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phenobarbiedoll
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subject: getting up there
when i joined wtf i was in my early twenties.

i'm now officially in my late twenties. it's weeeeeird.

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the_bob
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subject: re: getting up there
in reply to phenobarbiedoll in message #1588:
When I joined, I was in my late teens, I am now in my late tweenties.

Bob
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Making jesus so ashamed of you?
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cyco
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subject: re: getting up there
in reply to phenobarbiedoll in message #1588:
Hi pheno, long time no speak. I was also in my early twenties when I joined and now in my late twenties. I agree that its weird.

cyco P B W C
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