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PrintableBlah-de-blah - Okay, we all know that TailGate and Oceana are one and the same. As long as TailGate continues to post respectfully and follows the rules like everyone else, she's more than welcome on the Org.
TailGate - your sarcasm directed towards AnotherLoverHolenYoHead was a little unnecessary. Please try not to live up to people's expectations 
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ian said: Blah-de-blah - Okay, we all know that TailGate and Oceana are one and the same. As long as TailGate continues to post respectfully and follows the rules like everyone else, she's more than welcome on the Org.
I am sorry Ian, I did not notice sarcacism was against the rules. I will go back and TailGate - your sarcasm directed towards AnotherLoverHolenYoHead was a little unnecessary. Please try not to live up to people's expectations
That's it for the intermission - back to your daily dose of on-topic discussion now  the rules. Sometimes it does not mean to be sarcastic but just a way of speaking in which one might understand. And YES you are right ian, TRY not to live up to peoples expectations is not such a good thing...I might end up in the WRONG place or in the wrong STATE of mind... [This message was edited Mon Sep 9 12:58:47 PDT 2002 by TailGate] | |
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TailGate said: ian said: Blah-de-blah - Okay, we all know that TailGate and Oceana are one and the same. As long as TailGate continues to post respectfully and follows the rules like everyone else, she's more than welcome on the Org.
I am sorry Ian, I did not notice sacacism was against the rules. I will go back and TailGate - your sarcasm directed towards AnotherLoverHolenYoHead was a little unnecessary. Please try not to live up to people's expectations
That's it for the intermission - back to your daily dose of on-topic discussion now the rules. Sometime it does not mean to be sacastic but just a way of speaking in which one might understand. And YES you are right ian, TRY not to live up to peoples expectations is not such a good thing...I might end up in the WRONG place or STATE of mind...Interesting post, TailGate. Because I just got a warning about saying that I hate you. And you're probably the person that sent Ian the complaint about it. tsk tsk  | |
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TailGate said: ?*** Comparing IceNine to Aaron is in my eyes is no comparison at ALL!***
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ian said: Keep it on topic please guys, before my trigger-happy "delete" finger gets busy and I will slap each and every one of you flaming muthas with a big wet kipper! Don't think I won't!
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moderatorTailgate forgive me for going off topic:
But... I really hate all the emoticons. I feel like we're reduced to CroMagnon mentality and have to supplement words with pictures... ok back to your regularly scheduled post!  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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nLA said: Tailgate forgive me for going off topic:
But... I really hate all the emoticons. I feel like we're reduced to CroMagnon mentality and have to supplement words with pictures... ok back to your regularly scheduled post!   nLA | |
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AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh?   I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] Sensual said: My parents were married when I was born so I had father's last name...then BAM...divorce!
Then I hated going through school with a last name that was different from my mom's because she married someone else...  . So...how's everybody doing? | |
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nLA said: Tailgate forgive me for going off topic:
But... I really hate all the emoticons. I feel like we're reduced to CroMagnon mentality and have to supplement words with pictures... ok back to your regularly scheduled post!  Do you want me to stop using all the emoticons that you HATE? Really! Yes some mentally (CroMagnons) is that is the nLA dictionary? WEll some who might not understand word might need to supplement through picture or as in you CLAIM your problem with emoticon. ...Have a good nLA day! | |
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SensualMelody said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] Sensual said: My parents were married when I was born so I had father's last name...then BAM...divorce!
Then I hated going through school with a last name that was different from my mom's because she married someone else... .  Yes SensualMelody, I can just imagine that feeling. But was your natural dad a part of your life...I mean because sometimes for the sake of the child the new father will adopt the child to give them his last name and that stable feeling of FAMILY. And what is even more sad is that this is so, so common these days.  | |
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TailGate said: SensualMelody said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] Sensual said: My parents were married when I was born so I had father's last name...then BAM...divorce!
Then I hated going through school with a last name that was different from my mom's because she married someone else... . Yes SensualMelody, I can just imagine that feeling. But was your natural dad a part of your life...I mean because sometimes for the sake of the child the new father will adopt the child to give them his last name and that stable feeling of FAMILY. And what is even more sad is that this is so, so common these days. Sometimes we just need to listen and acknowledge someone's feelings, with no comments/judgements from others being necessary. I think SensualMelody's post was one of those... | |
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AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: SensualMelody said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] Sensual said: My parents were married when I was born so I had father's last name...then BAM...divorce!
Then I hated going through school with a last name that was different from my mom's because she married someone else... . Yes SensualMelody, I can just imagine that feeling. But was your natural dad a part of your life...I mean because sometimes for the sake of the child the new father will adopt the child to give them his last name and that stable feeling of FAMILY. And what is even more sad is that this is so, so common these days. Sometimes we just need to listen and acknowledge someone's feelings, with no comments/judgements from others being necessary. I think SensualMelody's post was one of those... How would she know if anybody acknowledged her feelings at all. I was just being a friend to her...We orgnoted each other the other day and got to know each other a little better with a respect and adult understanding. I just noticed , you, nLA and Aaron giving kisses and googles eyes to each other and wanted Sensual melody to know SOMEBODY did in fact read her post...Sorry SensualMelody did not mean in INVADE your privacy  | |
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AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: nLA said: Tailgate forgive me for going off topic:
But... I really hate all the emoticons. I feel like we're reduced to CroMagnon mentality and have to supplement words with pictures... ok back to your regularly scheduled post! nLALeave nLA alone. I saw him first. I'd hate to have to fight you for him. -------
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TailGate said: nLA said: Tailgate forgive me for going off topic:
But... I really hate all the emoticons. I feel like we're reduced to CroMagnon mentality and have to supplement words with pictures... ok back to your regularly scheduled post! Do you want me to stop using all the emoticons that you HATE? Really! Yes some mentally (CroMagnons) is that is the nLA dictionary? WEll some who might not understand word might need to supplement through picture or as in you CLAIM your problem with emoticon. ...Have a good nLA day!Can anyone translate please? Anyone? BTW Tail, I wasn't calling you out on it, I just mentioned I didnt like seeing them all over the place. Sorry if you took offense.. but not being able to decipher your post, I can't quite tell.
The occasional emoticon is cool -- but when ppl post hieroglyphics, its annoying. * [This message was edited Mon Sep 9 13:35:01 PDT 2002 by nLA] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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TailGate said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: SensualMelody said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] Sensual said: My parents were married when I was born so I had father's last name...then BAM...divorce!
Then I hated going through school with a last name that was different from my mom's because she married someone else... . Yes SensualMelody, I can just imagine that feeling. But was your natural dad a part of your life...I mean because sometimes for the sake of the child the new father will adopt the child to give them his last name and that stable feeling of FAMILY. And what is even more sad is that this is so, so common these days. Sometimes we just need to listen and acknowledge someone's feelings, with no comments/judgements from others being necessary. I think SensualMelody's post was one of those... How would she know if anybody acknowledged her feelings at all. I was just being a friend to her...We orgnoted each other the other day and got to know each other a little better with a respect and adult understanding. I just noticed , you, nLA and Aaron giving kisses and googles eyes to each other and wanted Sensual melody to know SOMEBODY did in fact read her post...Sorry SensualMelody did not mean in INVADE your privacy Why am I being thrown into this pot? While I greatly admire and respect Another and Aaron, I dont think we were "making eyes" so to speak --- at least not publicly! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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nLA said: Why am I being thrown into this pot? While I greatly admire and respect Another and Aaron, I dont think we were "making eyes" so to speak --- at least not publicly! See! Look what Anotherlover gets you into, dear. Leave him alone, another. I saw him first.
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BattierBeMyDaddy said: nLA said: Why am I being thrown into this pot? While I greatly admire and respect Another and Aaron, I dont think we were "making eyes" so to speak --- at least not publicly! See! Look what Anotherlover gets you into, dear. Leave him alone, another. I saw him first.
nLA, will you marry me? In two years when you're of legal age and divorced from Mr. Artiga. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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nLA said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: nLA said: Why am I being thrown into this pot? While I greatly admire and respect Another and Aaron, I dont think we were "making eyes" so to speak --- at least not publicly! See! Look what Anotherlover gets you into, dear. Leave him alone, another. I saw him first.
nLA, will you marry me? In two years when you're of legal age and divorced from Mr. Artiga. I keep telling you - 1 year, 6 months...2 days. Mr. Artiga who?! nLA..-------
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TailGate said: Sensual said: My parents were married when I was born so I had father's last name...then BAM...divorce!
Then I hated going through school with a last name that was different from my mom's because she married someone else... . Yes SensualMelody, I can just imagine that feeling. But was your natural dad a part of your life...I mean because sometimes for the sake of the child the new father will adopt the child to give them his last name and that stable feeling of FAMILY. And what is even more sad is that this is so, so common these days. [/quote]
Sometimes we just need to listen and acknowledge someone's feelings, with no comments/judgements from others being necessary. I think SensualMelody's post was one of those...[/quote] How would she know if anybody acknowledged her feelings at all. I was just being a friend to her...We orgnoted each other the other day and got to know each other a little better with a respect and adult understanding. I just noticed , you, nLA and Aaron giving kisses and googles eyes to each other and wanted Sensual melody to know SOMEBODY did in fact read her post...Sorry SensualMelody did not mean in INVADE your privacy [/quote]
You often misinterpret what I have to say, oceana. There's no need to feel so defensive, really. All I meant is that sometimes we should listen and respond without our own judgements/opinions on what that person has to say. I'm pretty sure Sensual Melody was appreciative of your post, and I highly doubt me sending "kisses" to Aaron and nLA made her feel neglected or unheard... | |
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BattierBeMyDaddy said: nLA said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: nLA said: Why am I being thrown into this pot? While I greatly admire and respect Another and Aaron, I dont think we were "making eyes" so to speak --- at least not publicly! See! Look what Anotherlover gets you into, dear. Leave him alone, another. I saw him first.
nLA, will you marry me? In two years when you're of legal age and divorced from Mr. Artiga. I keep telling you - 1 year, 6 months...2 days. Mr. Artiga who?! nLA.. <--- note the tasteful use of emoticons (lol). Battier, I believe I cannot compete with a linguistic teacher... ahem.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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nLA said: <--- note the tasteful use of emoticons (lol). Battier, I believe I cannot compete with a linguistic teacher... ahem.You're just trying to leave me for that terrible anotherlover. But I love you, nLA. -------
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