[Master Fibbles]

That women are evil and deserve to be punished for all eternity for not being like men: selectively nice and only showing concern for people of interest?

I didn't fully appreciate the concept until thinking on some person stuff tonight. I don't think I have any real "evidence" from experimentation (and I'm not sure this is the type of hypothesis one wants to test)

[John]

Mr.Flibble, on Dec 9 2009, 08:08 PM, said:

That women are evil and deserve to be punished for all eternity for not being like men: selectively nice and only showing concern for people of interest?

I didn't fully appreciate the concept until thinking on some person stuff tonight. I don't think I have any real "evidence" from experimentation (and I'm not sure this is the type of hypothesis one wants to test)

Ofcourse, these are all general rationalities. The concept being most women are essentially genuinely nicer to everyone while men are usually selective in these endeavors - this could be applied vice versa, given the subjects. Some people are just naturally nice, others need "something out of it", or a common goal.

[Master Fibbles]

I can be a nice person but I don't go out of my way to apologize for not saying hi to someone when I saw them while walking down the street having a personal conversation with someone else. Just saying.

[Jimmy]

I'm nice to those that deserve, and even then, maybe not. I like to be a dick, but the only difference between myself and the neighborhood asshole is that I welcome returning fire.

[John]

Captain Awesome, on Dec 10 2009, 05:20 PM, said:

I'm nice to those that deserve, and even then, maybe not. I like to be a dick, but the only difference between myself and the neighborhood asshole is that I welcome returning fire.

You loveable fatty.

[Master Fibbles]

Captain Awesome, on Dec 10 2009, 07:20 PM, said:

I like to be a dick... and the neighborhood asshole is that I welcome returning fire.

That is so sick man.

[Jimmy]

FUCCKKYEAAHHH.
I love Johnny.

[Master Fibbles]

I am going to post because my graveyard shift hasn't ended yet and I am about tired. I find being tired a good thing because I slept most of the evening/afternoon due to school fatigue and couldn't really sleep up to my shift's start.


I am so glad I finish up my finals Thursday morning....

[Splat]

We have to find out who the oldest person on this board is.
And then check if his posts reflect his maturity.

[Kathy]

I want to know who's youngest...

[Master Fibbles]

zcri9 maybe is the youngest.

How old is Scotty? I vaguely remember reading people compare ages somewhere (may have been 3DR or TLI)

[eddym4814]

RedSplat, on Dec 12 2009, 12:30 PM, said:

We have to find out who the oldest person on this board is.
And then check if his posts reflect his maturity.

51

[Jimmy]

I'm 17.

[Master Fibbles]

I'm old at 22....I feel old so often, it is near depressing. Not as depressing as when I think about the number of friends I have who are getting married or are married and I'm not.

[zchri9]

meowwwww

[Kathy]

I'm older than you think.

[Sangman]

Lotan, on Dec 13 2009, 12:23 PM, said:

I'm older than you think.

14 rather than 13?

18 up in here

[Splat]

eddym4814 wins. Flawless victory.
He can probably remember, watching live on television, how Neil Armstrong stepped down from the lunar module.

[eddym4814]

Splat, on Dec 13 2009, 12:26 PM, said:

eddym4814 wins. Flawless victory.
He can probably remember, watching live on television, how Neil Armstrong stepped down from the lunar module.

Yes I do. I even remember some TV commercials from the 60's. Their stupid jingles would get stuck in my head like the 1968 Ford Mustang one:

Only Mustang makes it happen,
Only Mustang 68.
Mustang moves you,
Mustang grooves you,
Mustang, Mustang, 68.

[Micki!]

Oh dear
I'm just a puny 21, which turns 22 this January...

[VinsaneOne]

Splat, on Dec 13 2009, 12:26 PM, said:

eddym4814 wins. Flawless victory.
He can probably remember, watching live on television, how Neil Armstrong stepped down from the lunar module.

Nope, I was born in 1955.....do the math

[Kathy]

What a bunch of oldies...

[Martin Howe]

Lotan, on Dec 14 2009, 12:20 PM, said:

What a bunch of oldies...

Well at least none of us (44) ... is your father, Luke

[Splat]

Hmm, maybe we should set up a Duke3d DM tourney. Seniors vs juniors. Age ≥45 vs ≤15.

[Master Fibbles]

What about everyone between those?


Also, this morning at like 1AM shortly after the school's library closed officially someone stole 15 of our laptops through the fire escape exit which apparently does not sound an alarm because the battery was corroded...so when I got into work I got to move a desk to make space in a lockable room to store the laptops that weren't stolen in overnight. I also got to begin the imaging process of laptops to replace those.
Perfect timing for laptops to be stolen too: finals week which is when everyone uses the laptops.

[Kathy]

Martin Howe, on Dec 14 2009, 06:20 PM, said:

Well at least none of us (44) ... is your father, Luke

Btw, this quote is wrong.

[Master Fibbles]

^does that mean your daddy is on this board?


As to my predicament:
I am constipated. Maybe that is what is preventing me from writing this paper.

[Kathy]

Mr.Flibble, on Dec 15 2009, 07:15 AM, said:

^does that mean your daddy is on this board?

No, it does not. And correct quote would be "No, I am your father". There was never 'Luke' in there.

[Master Fibbles]

Actually, "Luke" was first.
"Luke, I am your father."
"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. THAT's IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!!!"
"Yeah, I know. I'm not sure how I ever got beyond the crying about shit phase with Padme but we did it...I tapped that..."

Kenobi steps in: "No, I tapped that "

[Kathy]

Mr.Flibble, on Dec 15 2009, 04:10 PM, said:

Actually, "Luke" was first.
"Luke, I am your father."

http://www.youtube.c...89xgnl4#t=1m42s