Okay ... Sat night orgers


tell me something insightfull

Telling the truth really does set you free. There's no better way to live with peace of mind as much of the time as possible than to decide early on to be an honest person.

Fauxie said:

Amen




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If somebody you know who never calls you all of a sudden calls you up, they either want something from you , or they're calling to brag their ass off.

You should kill them.

AsianBomb777 said:

Sooooo true though.

There's nothing wrong with jacking off a puppy. Unless it's a pug. They just get too excited.

AsianBomb777 said:

if my sister rings up

luv4all7 said:

And you know it's gonna be bragging if the first words out of their mouth is "So, whatcha been up to?"

AsianBomb777 said:

omg, you suck.

I call people out of the blue all the time. And I have nothing to brag about and its usually just to chat with someone I haven't talked to in forever.

so NYAH!!

CarrieMpls said:

Neglected Friend: "Hello?"

CarrieMPLS: Hiya

Neglected Friend: Carrie? Is that you? You sound so different, I mean with all the years that passed since you didn't respond to my Christmas cards.

CarrieMPLS: So....Wactcha been doing?

Neglected Friend: ermmm..I dunno.

CarripMPLS: Oh honey, let me tell your ass about the Minneapolis invasion!.... (long glorified account of Bacchanalian events detailed at this point)

AsianBomb777 said:

omg. I SO would not subject anyone to those stories.

Unless they asked.

And then I'd probably lie.

I'm a terrible friend.

I've been avoiding my best friends phone calls all nite, cuz she was getting her dogs biopsy results back today, and I just don't know what to say if it's bad news.

I'm awful.

luv4all7 said:

I remember, I met my former boss in Houston once. He wasn't my boss anymore at that time, but he still worked in our overall division. I was just making polite conversation with him in his cube, and asked , "so, how have things been".

Well, his brother-in-law and good friend committed suicide, he got a bad ranking on his review that day, his mother's barn caught fire the week before, and a proposal that he had been working on for almost 6 weeks got not only rejected but skewered at a board meeting. He broke down and cried in front of me for about 10 minutes, with me just kind of standing there not knowing what to say but to say it was going to be o.k.


very tense day.

If you're hungry, go out and eat.

Even if you just had dinner 10 minutes ago

AsianBomb777 said:

Man that is the WORST!!!!

Well, I just called my friend back, the big jerk that I am. Her dog is fine.

(Btw, I am terrible, I totally cracked up at "his moms barn burnt down" )

luv4all7 said:

someone I know (actually an orger) came to my work and told me her mother was ill, and she broke down and cried in front of reception. I didn't know what to do, I am just so a wrong person for that kind of thing. I wish I had something to say, at least something meaningful

ZombieKitten said:

I'm the same way. I find it hard to feel empathy the way I think people need to feel it if I don't know them very well.

Fauxie said:

mrdespues said:

I figured he was coming out too.

Imago said:

yeah, especially if you are empathetically challenged like me