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I awoke today to note I had some 292 posts after 455 days of service on these forums. I was content to remain a newbie for a while longer.
But you... YOU made me post more, and now I know that when I log in tomorrow, and the post count has updated, I will no longer be a newbie.
Isn't it ironic that it was your attempt to display your dislike of my postings here that forced me to become a regular on these forums?
I think i see irony there...
IB
But you... YOU made me post more, and now I know that when I log in tomorrow, and the post count has updated, I will no longer be a newbie.
Isn't it ironic that it was your attempt to display your dislike of my postings here that forced me to become a regular on these forums?
I think i see irony there...
IB
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Insane Bartender wrote:
> Bah, you're supposed to hate me. For the sake of mankind say something
> unpleasant.
Okay. You smell of wee.
> Bah, you're supposed to hate me. For the sake of mankind say something
> unpleasant.
Okay. You smell of wee.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> tongue in cheek or not, i still caught a glimpse of YOUR attitude. And
> if you think judgemental is a big word, then you need to go back to
> school, no offence.
That was also a tongue-in-cheek comment. Good grief. And I am still at school. Doing English A-Level, ironically :)
Not that I expect you to understand, but at least stop
> attacking me simply because I look on the negative side, because
> that's just ignorant.
It's that kind of holier-than-thou attitude that annoys people. Why say "Not that I expect you to understand"? It isn't neccesary, and is highly likely to annoy people.
And that isn't attacking you. This is.
*stands up, smashes chair against wall and proceeds to beat the bartender with a jagged chair leg*
> tongue in cheek or not, i still caught a glimpse of YOUR attitude. And
> if you think judgemental is a big word, then you need to go back to
> school, no offence.
That was also a tongue-in-cheek comment. Good grief. And I am still at school. Doing English A-Level, ironically :)
Not that I expect you to understand, but at least stop
> attacking me simply because I look on the negative side, because
> that's just ignorant.
It's that kind of holier-than-thou attitude that annoys people. Why say "Not that I expect you to understand"? It isn't neccesary, and is highly likely to annoy people.
And that isn't attacking you. This is.
*stands up, smashes chair against wall and proceeds to beat the bartender with a jagged chair leg*
Meka Dragon wrote:
> Um, congratulations on gaining regular status IB!
>
> Is that what we're supposed to be saying? ;-)
Bah, you're supposed to hate me. For the sake of mankind say something unpleasant.
> Um, congratulations on gaining regular status IB!
>
> Is that what we're supposed to be saying? ;-)
Bah, you're supposed to hate me. For the sake of mankind say something unpleasant.
...
Oh dear. The insane part of your name is starting to make a lot more sense now.
Why do we encourage this? :-)
Why do we encourage this? :-)
Small Frog wrote:
> Right. Let me explain something, you fool.
>
> The use of the " ;D " at the end of my previous post was
> utilised to imply that the text above was relatively
> tongue-in-cheek.
>
> Therefore, you do not need to get upset, or start using big words like
> 'judgemental'. And my lack of patience is evident due to an excess of
> negativity that I tend to find emanating from YOU.
>
> And don't expect a ;D this time. Silly person.
heh.
tongue in cheek or not, i still caught a glimpse of YOUR attitude. And if you think judgemental is a big word, then you need to go back to school, no offence.
I am negative, other people are positive. Without both sides, there is no balance. Without pessimists, would the world know of the concept of security? Doubtful. Pessimists are a vital part of society, just as optimists are. Not that I expect you to understand, but at least stop attacking me simply because I look on the negative side, because that's just ignorant.
> Right. Let me explain something, you fool.
>
> The use of the " ;D " at the end of my previous post was
> utilised to imply that the text above was relatively
> tongue-in-cheek.
>
> Therefore, you do not need to get upset, or start using big words like
> 'judgemental'. And my lack of patience is evident due to an excess of
> negativity that I tend to find emanating from YOU.
>
> And don't expect a ;D this time. Silly person.
heh.
tongue in cheek or not, i still caught a glimpse of YOUR attitude. And if you think judgemental is a big word, then you need to go back to school, no offence.
I am negative, other people are positive. Without both sides, there is no balance. Without pessimists, would the world know of the concept of security? Doubtful. Pessimists are a vital part of society, just as optimists are. Not that I expect you to understand, but at least stop attacking me simply because I look on the negative side, because that's just ignorant.
Meka Dragon wrote:
>
> Um, congratulations on gaining regular status IB!
>
> Is that what we're supposed to be saying? ;-)
Probably. It's just that this is more fun.
Nice one, Mr Bartender. Free drinks all round, I say.
>
> Um, congratulations on gaining regular status IB!
>
> Is that what we're supposed to be saying? ;-)
Probably. It's just that this is more fun.
Nice one, Mr Bartender. Free drinks all round, I say.
This kind of thing always happens when I write posts about Tarzan, so everyone joins in the silliness here, and ignores a perfectly good Tarzan related thread.
I've forgotten the point of this thread, and indeed this post.
Um, congratulations on gaining regular status IB!
Is that what we're supposed to be saying? ;-)
I've forgotten the point of this thread, and indeed this post.
Um, congratulations on gaining regular status IB!
Is that what we're supposed to be saying? ;-)
Turbonutter wrote:
> eve·ry·one Pronunciation Key (vr-wn)
> pron.
> Every person; everybody.
so you use the word everyone, to mean everybody, impying the 6billion plus people the world over.
I won't even bother informing you of the flaw in your logic there, i will just leave you to think about it.
> eve·ry·one Pronunciation Key (vr-wn)
> pron.
> Every person; everybody.
so you use the word everyone, to mean everybody, impying the 6billion plus people the world over.
I won't even bother informing you of the flaw in your logic there, i will just leave you to think about it.
Turbonutter wrote:
> eve·ry·one Pronunciation Key (vr-wn)
> pron.
> Every person; everybody.
*Roars with laughter*
> eve·ry·one Pronunciation Key (vr-wn)
> pron.
> Every person; everybody.
*Roars with laughter*
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