So, the lady and I celebrated our 3 year anniversary on Friday. I took her out for a wicked fancy dinner. One of those places where they don't even show you a menu, they just bring out the seven courses one by one. I had the steak, and man was it good. The nice thing about that kind of restaurant is that it's so small....
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emotedcreations:
To be honest, I have no idea where we have disagreed. Maybe you just keep it to yourself, maybe my memory is beginning to fail me. I don't know. But in my defense, I play devil's advocate a lot and I know for a fact that this has been confused by people as me arguing for what I don't believe in. Perhaps it's my fault for not making it obvious enough. Also, I will argue points with those I agree with, I just question their logic (I'm not talking about you by any means. I'm just pointing it out). A lot of times I agree with the end of one's arguments it's just hard for me to understand how they got there or I simply don't agree with the path they followed to that end. These may or may not have contributed to our disagreement. I just thought I'd point it out.
Anyway, yes, the robot's going to be a new trend, and we're going to make it happen. *high five*
Anyway, yes, the robot's going to be a new trend, and we're going to make it happen. *high five*
emotedcreations:
lol, I remember that. I think we were in general agreement on that though, and I understand everyone gets a little worked up sometimes. I've seen the best of them loose it. No biggie, as long as everyone can kiss and make up. Which we all did. I've only run across one person in here that was so pigheaded he wouldn't accept my apology, although I still stand by the fact that he refused see my point to begin with.
And I understand about the Israel/Palestinian thing. That's always a sensitive topic for all those involved (inflammatory assholes not included, but who cares about them).
And I understand about the Israel/Palestinian thing. That's always a sensitive topic for all those involved (inflammatory assholes not included, but who cares about them).
I can't sleep. Like, ever. I'm tempted to think I have insomnia, but I do sleep, it's just at all the wrong times of the day. Like, I'll fall asleep at seven in the morning. Problematic when I have class at 9:30.
So, I've been at law school for a semester, and I'm finally starting to meet my classmates. This is a good thing. I'm...
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So, I've been at law school for a semester, and I'm finally starting to meet my classmates. This is a good thing. I'm...
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saraphine:
HA! That's amazing
dems:
Wait, you mean those Lomax boys are related? Boy.
Cripes. I wonder how many people even know who they are these days.
Cripes. I wonder how many people even know who they are these days.
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mneylu:
but seriously.. feel free to add me and stop by anytime 
fadedorion:
i admire that you chose to 'end it here' in the dark tower. you heard about the comics right?
I have such a crush on Joan Jett. Oy.
Her and David the Gnome.
Her and David the Gnome.
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autumnfade:
Ah cool dude, yeah check out that cowgirl coffee joint and tell us what you find-peace
phantasy:
When I was younger I never knew if I wanted to be Joan or bonk Joan.
Let's all say a little prayer for Clango Cyclotron.
phantasy:
Happy new year!
You are awful quiet lately!
You are awful quiet lately!
Exams are all done, and they weren't as bad as I thought they might be. For various and sundry reasons I missed like a month of school- maybe more like a month and a half, and had to make all the reading up two weeks ago so that I could spend last week studying so that I could spend the first half of last week...
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sockpuppet:
Thank you, sir. I wish you and yours well, and I hope your holiday is a good one.
The walk had its good points
And some bugs are like that because it works for them. These are just from - well I hope it's carelessness.
The walk had its good points
And some bugs are like that because it works for them. These are just from - well I hope it's carelessness.
I've just had to restart an episode of Perry Mason for the third time. I should've known I can't watch Perry and get into an argument about Israel at the same time. *sigh*
Anyway, exams have been going better than I thought they would. I mean, I really expected to flunk out of law school. I'm not one of those people who always worries about...
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Anyway, exams have been going better than I thought they would. I mean, I really expected to flunk out of law school. I'm not one of those people who always worries about...
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apologees:
One more to go for me, too. Cramming does help. Fuck outlining.
...ok maybe not. I'm totally outlining next semester. This is crazy. Good luck.
...ok maybe not. I'm totally outlining next semester. This is crazy. Good luck.
sockpuppet:
Good luck with the remaining one 
The Humboldt Squid has 36,000 teethe couched in its suckers in addition to its razor-sharp serrated beak. One more reason not to go swimming.
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starfior:
No hard feelings. I work hard not to let emotion cloud a good argument. Sarcasm sometimes, emotion never.
Getting "hot under the collar" is a good way to lose an argument. I can't convince you that what you believe is wrong, but a debate isn't about the person you're opposed to. It's about the people who 'might' agree with you. Getting overly upset or attacking some one is a quick way to lose people who aren't quite on your side.
You were correct and I did choose my words poorly. There are many other negative and truthful words I could use to describe both sides and genocidal was incorrect.
Peace.
You were correct and I did choose my words poorly. There are many other negative and truthful words I could use to describe both sides and genocidal was incorrect.
Peace.
I don't know if I wrote this elsewhere, but I've been thinking about it and wanted to write something here. I recently finished reading Confessions of an Economic Hitman. It was a so-so book. More confessional tell-all than I really like. It raised a good point at the end, though. The Food and Agriculture Organization reports that 25,000 people die every day from starvation. Twenty-five...
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psychicgoldfish:
I would like to think that it doesn't have to be one or the other, but then I think: Doesn't Democracy have a long standing history of only being particularly useful to a precious few? Maybe we should work on redefining "personal freedom" to include compassion and equality for everyone. Even if you're not starving... even if you're able to buy food or a stupid gaming system, odds are that you're being exploited and that nobody is even listening to your "voice" which is all that's promised by the democratic system.
Also, SGNewE-- You're in like Flynn.
Also, SGNewE-- You're in like Flynn.
sockpuppet:
hm. I think I retract my earlier comment. Money, yes. Vote, not so sure. I have no faith in other humans.


Though personally I'd prefer to put the entire text up here as well; to avoid this sort of difficulty, basically.
I am resigned to being a statistical outlier, anyhow