05 Mar 09
Originally posted by MimorWell, not Betelgeuse itself, but there's a nice little planet in the vicinity of it that I can recommend. It has lots of betelgeuseshine, clean money, towels and hoopy froods.
Would you recommend Betelgeuse as a holiday resort for Earthlings? I need to use up some vacation time.
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Nordlys, you seemed to be quite sympathetic to her in Mike's "Suicide Pill" thread this past weekend, expressing empathy toward her challenge.
27. To witness the cute cowardly segues on the the part of weakness... as well as the contrasting courageous and loyal steadfastness of integrity.
28. To try to figure why mature bulletin board posters feel the compelling need to attempt to hijack threads (and, yes, Russ has been advised).
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Originally posted by NordlysI would recommend that you visit the planet Gliese 581c. It's about 20 million light years away and has a size, climate and temperature range just like Earth's. It might even have liquid water.
Well, not Betelgeuse itself, but there's a nice little planet in the vicinity of it that I can recommend. It has lots of betelgeuseshine, clean money, towels and hoopy froods.
The star that it orbits is about 10 times at large as our own sun, so you can probably forget about total darkness, even on the dark side of the planet. Make sure you carry a lot of Barry White albums and booze to set the mood when your'e ready to get it on.
The only drawback is that you probably will not be able to enjoy it. Your future, future,future relatives will though, unless you know how to bend space.
05 Mar 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI didn't and still don't know if her posts were about her own experience (maybe you know more than me), I just agreed with her points. And I still don't think that starting a "feel good" thread is likely to cheer up a deeply depressed person (and if it were me, I'd probably dislike this kind of attention).
Nordlys, you seemed to be quite sympathetic to her in Mike's "Suicide Pill" thread this past weekend, indicating empathy toward her chalenge.
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby29. To smile anyway in the face of the relentless onslaught of the refined yet flawed philistines, well acquainted with the RHP TOS Ropes.
Nordlys, you seemed to be quite sympathetic to her in Mike's "Suicide Pill" thread this past weekend, expressing empathy toward her challenge.
27. To witness the cute cowardly segues on the the part of weakness... as well as the contrasting courageous and loyal steadfastness of integrity.
28. To try to figure why mature bulletin board po ...[text shortened]... ng need to attempt to hijack threads (and, yes, Russ has been advised).
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May I suggest that you take time out of your busy and productive day to avail yourself of her dark and rather arresting poems in the Culture
Forum. You are not the issue, nor your preferences. For you to attempt to debase it as a "feel good " thread tells us a great deal about you.
30. To understand both congenital and willful blindness.
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05 Mar 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIt is when we enter the Valley of Despair we find out who our real friends are.
May I suggest that you take time out of your busy and productive day to avail yourself of her dark and rather arresting poems in the Culture
Forum. You are not the issue, nor your preferences. For you to attempt to debase it as a "feel good " thread tells us a great deal about you.
30. To understand both congenital and willful blindness.
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05 Mar 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyFor you to take a person's private issues public in this manner says a great deal about you.
May I suggest that you take time out of your busy and productive day to avail yourself of her dark and rather arresting poems in the Culture
Forum. You are not the issue, nor your preferences. For you to attempt to debase it as a "feel good " thread tells us a great deal about you.
30. To understand both congenital and willful blindness.
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31. To learn to avoid attention-whorishness.
06 Mar 09
Originally posted by MimorThe person in question did not keep this private; it was entered in at least two forums and she was asking questions which those of us who are her friends were attempting to answer. Those who were not her friends were egging her on and making fun of her. Stop vilifying the wrong people!
For you to take a person's private issues public in this manner says a great deal about you.
31. To learn to avoid attention-whorishness.
06 Mar 09
Originally posted by Mimor32. To speak plainly and openly rather than in destructive subtext (which presumes possession of a copy of the herd's decoder ring).
For you to take a person's private issues public in this manner says a great deal about you.
31. To learn to avoid attention-whorishness.
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