21 Sep 11
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Originally posted by SoothfastWhat, you think I'm some kind of freak?
What, you think I'm some kind of freak? A clown here to amuse you? Is that what you think? Go lick a urinal-cake lollipop, sir.
Well, yeah, you hang out with shavy
A clown here to amuse you?
Shut up and do magic tricks
Is that what you think?
You'd be wise not to concern yourself with that I think. You wouldn't understand any of the words.
Go lick a urinal-cake lollipop, sir
If I do that now, I won't have anything to do on Friday.
21 Sep 11
Originally posted by ChessPraxisOh, go ahead and have the lollipop. I'll find something else for you to do at the local glory hole on Friday, passing out complimentary dipping sauces or somesuch.
What, you think I'm some kind of freak?
[b] Well, yeah, you hang out with shavy
A clown here to amuse you?
Shut up and do magic tricks
Is that what you think?
You'd be wise not to concern yourself with that I think. You wouldn't understand any of the words.
Go lick a urinal-cake lollipop, sir
If I do that now, I won't have anything to do on Friday. [/b]
24 Sep 11
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Originally posted by HandyAndyYou deplore swimming against the tide and prefer going with the lowest common denominator downstream flow?
106) Swimming against the tide.
107) The ubiquitous presence of herd instinct (which trades off independence
and freedom for the warmth of approval and the comfort of not being alone).
108)
24 Sep 11
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyLowest common denominator? No.
You deplore swimming against the tide and prefer going with the lowest common denominator downstream flow?
107) The ubiquitous presence of herd instinct (which trades off independence
and freedom for the warmth of approval and the comfort of not being alone).
Swimming against the tide is self-destructive.
Letting go of something you cannot change is independence and freedom.
.
24 Sep 11
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIt must be on your mind....
101) Elderly sex offenders. Yes, a report yesterday on the nightly news. Apparently they succeed
in finding unwary victims in nursing homes, with grandchildren and great grandchildren at home.
102)
Don't report yourself please. It would be a complete waste of our time. 😉
-m.
25 Sep 11
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Originally posted by HandyAndySituational ethics, relativistic thinking and revisionist values to the very core.
Lowest common denominator? No.
Swimming against the tide is self-destructive.
Letting go of something you cannot change is independence and freedom.
.
Stick with your beliefs, Andy. Share it with your children and grandchildren.