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For all the ladies out there - have any of you worked out just how men think?
For the men out there - HELPPPPPPPPPP!
I am really struggling to understand men, they seem to say one thing one minute, then something else completely different the next.
why cant you say what you mean and stick to it.
For the men out there - HELPPPPPPPPPP!
I am really struggling to understand men, they seem to say one thing one minute, then something else completely different the next.
why cant you say what you mean and stick to it.
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Ineedsleep wrote:
>stuff.
Honestly, since you're so entertained by my posts to the point you're so moved to reply, what's the complaint again?
*sighs*
>stuff.
Honestly, since you're so entertained by my posts to the point you're so moved to reply, what's the complaint again?
*sighs*
Timmargh wrote:
> Ladybird wrote:
> ... The truth of the matter is (straight up and forthwith)
> is that outside of these forums, he's just an ass.
>
> Whereas you seem to be "just an ass" everywhere.
>
>
You don't know me outside of these forums, so that makes you further an ass and even moreso, full of sh.t. Well, now you're just overflowing with it.
> [edit] Perhaps it's why you get along so well, Tim.
>
> So I'm "just an ass" for pointing out your duplicity?
>
> By the way, that's a rhetorical question -- I don't want an
> answer.
I wasn't going to bother.. but, yes.. rhetorically.
> Ladybird wrote:
> ... The truth of the matter is (straight up and forthwith)
> is that outside of these forums, he's just an ass.
>
> Whereas you seem to be "just an ass" everywhere.
>
>
You don't know me outside of these forums, so that makes you further an ass and even moreso, full of sh.t. Well, now you're just overflowing with it.
> [edit] Perhaps it's why you get along so well, Tim.
>
> So I'm "just an ass" for pointing out your duplicity?
>
> By the way, that's a rhetorical question -- I don't want an
> answer.
I wasn't going to bother.. but, yes.. rhetorically.
This is why I dislike the net; all this 'real world' crap should be left out there, not streamed directly into your home.
Oh my^^ I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
Ladybird wrote:
> you have a choice to read it or click off. that's the phenomena
> of the forums. there are many things that are said here on these
> threads that are controversial and obviously those aren't as
> interesting enough as my dirty laundry to warrant your replies..
I'm not here as often as I used to be so any 'controversial' comments are usually missed by me or buried by the time I read the thread. However, your comment wasn't controversial. It was, plain and simply, meant to be hurtful and very PERSONAL. Facts:
I don't know you
I don't know Grix
I don't know what happened between you
I don't want to know what happened between you
I don't want to read your 'digs' at him everytime I catch a post by you after he's made a post.
So you're saying I should never read a post by you again on the off chance that it may be a part of this (IMO) stupidly long running vindictiveness that you post his way? That is nigh on impossible unless you are on ignore and that makes a mess of the threads.
So I should never read a post by Grix because, by default, you will have been in there to have 'your say'?
So I should never read a thread just in case Grix made a post in there and you, by default, had to post after him to have 'your say'?
'Click off'? Yep, like that's going to happen.
Ladybird wrote:
> you have a choice to read it or click off. that's the phenomena
> of the forums. there are many things that are said here on these
> threads that are controversial and obviously those aren't as
> interesting enough as my dirty laundry to warrant your replies..
I'm not here as often as I used to be so any 'controversial' comments are usually missed by me or buried by the time I read the thread. However, your comment wasn't controversial. It was, plain and simply, meant to be hurtful and very PERSONAL. Facts:
I don't know you
I don't know Grix
I don't know what happened between you
I don't want to know what happened between you
I don't want to read your 'digs' at him everytime I catch a post by you after he's made a post.
So you're saying I should never read a post by you again on the off chance that it may be a part of this (IMO) stupidly long running vindictiveness that you post his way? That is nigh on impossible unless you are on ignore and that makes a mess of the threads.
So I should never read a post by Grix because, by default, you will have been in there to have 'your say'?
So I should never read a thread just in case Grix made a post in there and you, by default, had to post after him to have 'your say'?
'Click off'? Yep, like that's going to happen.
Ladybird wrote:
> ... The truth of the matter is (straight up and forthwith)
> is that outside of these forums, he's just an ass.
Whereas you seem to be "just an ass" everywhere.
> [edit] Perhaps it's why you get along so well, Tim.
So I'm "just an ass" for pointing out your duplicity?
By the way, that's a rhetorical question -- I don't want an answer.
> ... The truth of the matter is (straight up and forthwith)
> is that outside of these forums, he's just an ass.
Whereas you seem to be "just an ass" everywhere.
> [edit] Perhaps it's why you get along so well, Tim.
So I'm "just an ass" for pointing out your duplicity?
By the way, that's a rhetorical question -- I don't want an answer.
Timmargh wrote:
> Ladybird wrote:
> ... Kindness and compassion aren't what Grix deserves from me
> anyways.
>
> Apart from when you want something from him.
>
> Don't mind me, I'm "Just callin' it as I see it, straight
> up and forthwith".
I thought too highly of what I perceived as a glimmer of innate goodness in him, to be fooled time and again. I asked, but I didn't get his self-centered help. The truth of the matter is (straight up and forthwith) is that outside of these forums, he's just an ass.
[edit] Perhaps it's why you get along so well, Tim.
Hedfix wrote:
> Could you fix my website for me? k k thx lol luv u
*Blinks* It just goes without say for you Heddy
> Ladybird wrote:
> ... Kindness and compassion aren't what Grix deserves from me
> anyways.
>
> Apart from when you want something from him.
>
> Don't mind me, I'm "Just callin' it as I see it, straight
> up and forthwith".
I thought too highly of what I perceived as a glimmer of innate goodness in him, to be fooled time and again. I asked, but I didn't get his self-centered help. The truth of the matter is (straight up and forthwith) is that outside of these forums, he's just an ass.
[edit] Perhaps it's why you get along so well, Tim.
Hedfix wrote:
> Could you fix my website for me? k k thx lol luv u
*Blinks* It just goes without say for you Heddy
Ineedsleep wrote:
> and still airing your dirty laundry in the forums isn't what we
> deserve either...
>
you have a choice to read it or click off. that's the phenomena of the forums. there are many things that are said here on these threads that are controversial and obviously those aren't as interesting enough as my dirty laundry to warrant your replies..
> and still airing your dirty laundry in the forums isn't what we
> deserve either...
>
you have a choice to read it or click off. that's the phenomena of the forums. there are many things that are said here on these threads that are controversial and obviously those aren't as interesting enough as my dirty laundry to warrant your replies..
Grix Thraves wrote:
> I.. don't think I've really listened to him long enough to find
> out
I tuned into that katie & peter thing to see him buy a lamborghini gallardo. Turned out he only test drove an F430 but the guy was shockingly shallow.
> I.. don't think I've really listened to him long enough to find
> out
I tuned into that katie & peter thing to see him buy a lamborghini gallardo. Turned out he only test drove an F430 but the guy was shockingly shallow.
I.. don't think I've really listened to him long enough to find out
Your Honour wrote:
> Don't like something, like what? I'm a bit confused what your
> point is :-/
Something could be anything. The point is that if you know your own limitations you won't find yourself in a situation where you end up sounding like Peter Andre. Anyone else noticed how that patronising dick seems to think every thought he has is divine and should be taken as gospel?
> Don't like something, like what? I'm a bit confused what your
> point is :-/
Something could be anything. The point is that if you know your own limitations you won't find yourself in a situation where you end up sounding like Peter Andre. Anyone else noticed how that patronising dick seems to think every thought he has is divine and should be taken as gospel?
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