HamsterHuey said:

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Nope...even when ppl try to say things to intimidate me or others close to me...
that is something else I am learning as I get older..oh wait

That is another thread...

shanti0608 said:

Lothan said:

Allow me to get intimate instead of intimidate.

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Mach said:

Damn, I see the torches and pitchforks are coming out...

roodboi said:

I meant, 'Not even when I sit on your face and force you to rim me?'

HamsterHuey said:

HamsterHuey said:

ok i just spat out all over my screen.. too funny

eraclito said:

retina said:

Well, you do. I think you're the smartest person on this site and smart, witty people intimidate me.

Lothan said:

Whoa, what a compliment! That one really knocked me off my feet!

Thank you sooo much! (unless you're being sarcastic ) You seem very sweet and it was an extremely kind thing to say.

I hope I didn't offend you when I compared you with Queen Latifah, lol. It really was meant as a compliment. She's awesome in many many ways.

Again;

HamsterHuey said:

no...

roodboi said:

retina said:

No I was not offended and I knew you weren't intending it as such.

And I am being sincere, no sarcasm.

Lothan said:

Yes, Furygirl is tha name.

Anxiety said:

Ugh, come on. Telling the story of how three lionesses (Hilda, Betty and Alice) attacked a herd of Wilderbeest in the Seringeti, Billy Connolly said that after the rest had fled, just one of these pale Bambi-esque beasts was left behind - watching its brother being eaten. It hadn't realised that it was also a wildebeest - after all, there are no mirrors in the Seringetti.
Personally, I could recall watching similar scenes from the various BBC wildlife documentaries I used to be obsessed with in my inquizative, ravenous youth. It's true, one wilderbeest always seems to be chilled about the fact hungry lions are surrounding it.
Connolly's punchline was - "After all, how could it know it was a wilderbeest when there are no mirrors in the Serengeti - it thought 'Fuck, I'mn glad I'm not one of those wilderbeest things and I was born a fucking lion.'"
You know the analogy I'm making. I appreciate the compliment, but others deserve it more.

Number23 said:

I didn't read your entire post, but I agree, J-Lo really isn't that great of an actress...

Byron said:

She was good in that one with Clooney though. Their CHEMISTY was POSITIVELY SIZZLING! You could have FRIED an EGG between them!! Wow!!!

Igopogo said:

thank you!

roodboi said:

Good, cuz I really want you to be into it when we have a go.

Number23 said:

what? use a paragraph return or something

fuck no.

Why should orgers intimidate me? I'm never gonna meet them, they are never gonna meet me. I try to be polite and respectful and I hope get the same back but if anyone was ever rude I would take it with a pinch of salt - stick two fingers up at the screen and then ignore it.

Most of the orgers here are bright, intelligent, funny, caring and sharing. You just have to remember that everyone has different senses of humour and sensitivities. If anyone offends you deliberately ignore it and just let it pass. Life is too short to worry or even care about what someone has written to offend you - more often than not if you ignore the barbs it infuriates the writer because they are not getting the reaction they seek.

blueblossom said:

I thought i was invited for a roast!

Number23 said:

I liked the story about potatoes of the night

jami0mckay said:

mdiver said:

My dear - anytime...thank you for reminding me!!

blueblossom said:

cocked up there - these bleeding nails are too long - not use to them!!!
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blueblossom said:

Can i bring Shanti? She might get a little pissed if i drive 200 miles for dinner with you and leave her to fend for herself