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Reply #30 posted 07/21/08 4:58am

honeypot69

errant said:

Imago said:


I think you're very easy to understand. You also tend to pick your words carefully, and you don't bother using overly expressive terms, flowery words, or bloating your comments to get your point across. It's normally short, sweet, and razor sharp.

I do wish you'd bury your feelings deep deep down inside though--it's the only way to obtain any happiness in this world hug



falloff

He's such an ass lol
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Reply #31 posted 07/21/08 4:58am

Ocean

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


I used to do the same thing when I was married, actually...I'd be talking to my ex, and she'd be staring at the TV...and I'd just stop in mid-sentence. She never noticed. After awhile, I just stopped telling her about stuff altogether. And on those occasions when I did find myself wanting to tell her something, as soon as I'd start all the enthusiasm would just drain from me, and I'd keep quiet instead. It sucked lol neutral...


omg same here neutral

hug to u both ...I'm to annoying to be ignored ...if they aren't listening .....I start telling them their not listening to me chair ...or there are other ways to get their attention razz ...mind u I'm not sure that helps them listen lol
[Edited 7/20/08 22:00pm]
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Reply #32 posted 07/21/08 4:58am

Ottensen

Imago said:

Most of the time yes, if by verbal strength you mean, how aware I am that my words ilicit a certain type of response from someone whether negative or positive--yeah, I'm pretty good at pinpointing that.

However, I've come to realize that more and more, there are a lot of folks who , through various pre-judgements, etc. etc., hear me or read my words through a looking glass of sorts that distorts their perceptions of what I intended by my comments.

On the flip side, I've receive several orgnotes from folks for instances where I haven't said anything. Apparently , when I don't respond to somebody's posts, or click their threads, or correspond with them, I have a problem with them? lol
My feelings and intentions can be misunderstood--generally, I view this with a bit of humor.




hmmm

That reminds me...what the HECK am I supposed to serve with Green Curry, gatdamit!?! I wanna make it on Wenedsday for my peeps! mad bitchfight mad !!!

giggle
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Reply #33 posted 07/21/08 4:59am

ZombieKitten

coconut rice?
roti bread?
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Reply #34 posted 07/21/08 5:02am

Imago

Ottensen said:

Imago said:

Most of the time yes, if by verbal strength you mean, how aware I am that my words ilicit a certain type of response from someone whether negative or positive--yeah, I'm pretty good at pinpointing that.

However, I've come to realize that more and more, there are a lot of folks who , through various pre-judgements, etc. etc., hear me or read my words through a looking glass of sorts that distorts their perceptions of what I intended by my comments.

On the flip side, I've receive several orgnotes from folks for instances where I haven't said anything. Apparently , when I don't respond to somebody's posts, or click their threads, or correspond with them, I have a problem with them? lol
My feelings and intentions can be misunderstood--generally, I view this with a bit of humor.




hmmm

That reminds me...what the HECK am I supposed to serve with Green Curry, gatdamit!?! I wanna make it on Wenedsday for my peeps! mad bitchfight mad !!!

giggle
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If you have springroll wrappers, you can role a banana (sliced down the middle) in it, deep fry it, and serve it drizzled with honey and ice cream.

Or mangoes on tope of sticky rice that's been soaking in coconut milk and sugar (to taste).

Thai deserts can be pretty simple--and curry demands something sweet accompany it.





Also,:


Prince, Anal Stimulation, Oral Sex, and Digestion.
Genre bending. Innovative. Controversial. And overall absolute genius, Prince can take anything .. I mean anything!!!! and express it with equal parts eloquence and shocking vulgarity.


Prince has never been one to shy away from controversy. Obviously, this whole lawsuit business lately is proof of that. Even if he's stopped cursing, and singing about having sex with virgins who are on the rag, he still knows how to stir stuff up.

But there was a time when his music was what ilicited all the responses. When it spoke for itself. No need for wearing assless pants, no need to make outlandish statements on magazines and other means--you could just get it from a record.

But one thing that always struck me was that Prince juxtaposed all manner of subjects, otherwise blush worthy to any other musician, effortlessly and with no sense of shame or embarassment whatsoever. It was like he pulled his nuts out of his silky lace panties and said, "Look bitches--check these hairy bad boys out. I may strut around in lace women's underwear, but I overflow with machismo!"...then boomerang his pumps at cha.

Anyways, sex, love, and spirituality -- these things are always pitted against each other in strange dualistic battles on his albums. but when viewed from afar, Prince is actually treating all these as one continuam. They are just different colors of his passion. He went from one end to the other with his songs.

Speaking of the other end, one of the things he seems to have an obsession with is the female hind quarters--perhaps even male, but that's always up for debate. But you always hear him talking about "ass" but never what he wants to do with it. It's as if he's not totally confortable with that region of the human body.
One could probably reckon that this was due to some repressed latent homosexual fantasy that was surfacing but being stiffled before it could shine in all its glory, but I propose that Prince was probably just revealing how hygenic and sometimes prissy he could be. The anus, after all, is more difficult to keep clean than vaginas and penises. Sure, Prince could easily say "I sincerely want to fuck the taste out of your mouth", but you'd never catch him say "I sincerely want to slush the poop in your ass with my dick"--There's a line that even Prince wont cross, especially if it involves hygiene.

His obsession with hygiene is apparent in his interview with Oprah Winfrey. When she asked him if he always dressed nice, he replied, "On a normal day I'm clean". Now obviously, he's being hip with lingo here, cause being "clean" also means to look sharp, but let's not kid ourselves here--Prince loves double meaning. He obviously means that on a normal day he keeps his ass fresh.

But if you think about it, the asshole or anus is just the other opening of a very long tube leading to your mouth. And in between there's digestion. Digestion of the words, the ideas, the very visualizations that flow throughout his work. Even when he says "Dont hate me cause Im beautiful", he says it like he's got food in his mouth. He goes further in that very same song (Pretty man) and says "Maceo--can U blow?" , which again HAS A DOUBLE MEANING! Always with the double meaning. But you can also hear this in many many songs. In Poom Poom Poom, he sings the chorus as if he's taking a massive dump, and he even does the Poom Poom rap like he's chewing on something. Its as if ALL bodily functions are not sacred to Prince. They're all worthy of expression.


And express he does. It was said once in some magazine that where Marvin Gaye cracked the bedroom door open a wee bit with "Let's Get it On", Prince tore that bitch off it's hinges
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Reply #35 posted 07/21/08 5:04am

honeypot69

disbelief
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Reply #36 posted 07/21/08 5:21am

Byron

Ocean said:

Byron said:

My voice can be really deep...so sometimes when I'm talking intensely about something it can sound like I'm getting angry, but I'm not. It can sound like I'm wanting to yell, but I'm not. I actually have to remember that and control my speaking voice when getting into even friendly debates about stuff in order to not give off the wrong impression lol lol confused...

I can see that nod

You forgot to bold the "but I'm not" part lol mad...
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Reply #37 posted 07/21/08 5:23am

Byron

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


I used to do the same thing when I was married, actually...I'd be talking to my ex, and she'd be staring at the TV...and I'd just stop in mid-sentence. She never noticed. After awhile, I just stopped telling her about stuff altogether. And on those occasions when I did find myself wanting to tell her something, as soon as I'd start all the enthusiasm would just drain from me, and I'd keep quiet instead. It sucked lol neutral...


omg same here neutral

nod It's deflating confused...I ended up listening to everyone else's problems, issues and aspects of their lives but rarely shared my own with anyone. Just became more introverted and kept way too much to myself (still do). Hopefully you've not gone down that road, and won't hug...
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Reply #38 posted 07/21/08 5:24am

Ocean

Byron said:

Ocean said:


I can see that nod

You forgot to bold the "but I'm not" part lol mad...

Well I still think u were hmph!
lol
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Reply #39 posted 07/21/08 5:25am

ZombieKitten

Byron said:

ZombieKitten said:



omg same here neutral

nod It's deflating confused...I ended up listening to everyone else's problems, issues and aspects of their lives but rarely shared my own with anyone. Just became more introverted and kept way too much to myself (still do). Hopefully you've not gone down that road, and won't hug...

the trouble I've run into with this issue, is confiding in other people instead and forming attachments confused
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Reply #40 posted 07/21/08 5:26am

Ocean

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


nod It's deflating confused...I ended up listening to everyone else's problems, issues and aspects of their lives but rarely shared my own with anyone. Just became more introverted and kept way too much to myself (still do). Hopefully you've not gone down that road, and won't hug...

the trouble I've run into with this issue, is confiding in other people instead and forming attachments confused

confuse
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Reply #41 posted 07/21/08 5:33am

Amaxx

ZombieKitten said:

I'm always assuming nobody listens to me, I live with 4 males rolleyes
I often stop speaking mid-sentence because there is no point talking and nobody notices.
But I have friends who have got mighty annoyed with me for doing that boxed
[Edited 7/20/08 21:32pm]

We sooooo need 2 have a Coffee & a Chat!disbelief
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Reply #42 posted 07/21/08 5:36am

Byron

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


nod It's deflating confused...I ended up listening to everyone else's problems, issues and aspects of their lives but rarely shared my own with anyone. Just became more introverted and kept way too much to myself (still do). Hopefully you've not gone down that road, and won't hug...

the trouble I've run into with this issue, is confiding in other people instead and forming attachments confused

Oh, I found it next to impossible to confide in people for the longest time (and again, still do to a certain extent)...it was much easier to just let others confide in me instead. I don't like letting myself feel that vulnerable to confide in others only to have them act as if they weren't listening. Been thru that too many times to want to relive it...
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Reply #43 posted 07/21/08 5:41am

Byron

Ocean said:

Byron said:


You forgot to bold the "but I'm not" part lol mad...

Well I still think u were hmph!
lol

mad lol...Well I wasn't. kiss2

Wait, what are we talking about?? confuse
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Reply #44 posted 07/21/08 6:09am

ZombieKitten

Amaxx said:

ZombieKitten said:

I'm always assuming nobody listens to me, I live with 4 males rolleyes
I often stop speaking mid-sentence because there is no point talking and nobody notices.
But I have friends who have got mighty annoyed with me for doing that boxed
[Edited 7/20/08 21:32pm]

We sooooo need 2 have a Coffee & a Chat!disbelief


you would really get sick of the way I never finish my
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Reply #45 posted 07/21/08 6:11am

ZombieKitten

Byron said:

ZombieKitten said:


the trouble I've run into with this issue, is confiding in other people instead and forming attachments confused

Oh, I found it next to impossible to confide in people for the longest time (and again, still do to a certain extent)...it was much easier to just let others confide in me instead. I don't like letting myself feel that vulnerable to confide in others only to have them act as if they weren't listening. Been thru that too many times to want to relive it...

did you say something?
confuse

tease

My mum was afraid of having a close friend, because that would mean an exchange of confidences, and she knew once she let it out it would ALL come out, and always felt it was disloyal to my dad to air grievances, but she really needed to get it off her chest disbelief
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Reply #46 posted 07/21/08 6:17am

Amaxx

ZombieKitten said:

Amaxx said:


We sooooo need 2 have a Coffee & a Chat!disbelief


you would really get sick of the way I never finish my

falloff nooooo! I'd finish them 4 U! It's a bad habbit I have! If I see people stumbling & bumbling mid sentence i throw what i think they're about 2 say in just so can finish what they're saying! Man! i'm rude!
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Reply #47 posted 07/21/08 6:18am

Ocean

Amaxx said:

ZombieKitten said:



you would really get sick of the way I never finish my

falloff nooooo! I'd finish them 4 U! It's a bad habbit I have! If I see people stumbling & bumbling mid sentence i throw what i think they're about 2 say in just so can finish what they're saying! Man! i'm rude!
nod lol
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Reply #48 posted 07/21/08 6:19am

ZombieKitten

Amaxx said:

ZombieKitten said:



you would really get sick of the way I never finish my

falloff nooooo! I'd finish them 4 U! It's a bad habbit I have! If I see people stumbling & bumbling mid sentence i throw what i think they're about 2 say in just so can finish what they're saying! Man! i'm rude!


well that's the
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Reply #49 posted 07/21/08 6:20am

Amaxx

ZombieKitten said:

Amaxx said:


falloff nooooo! I'd finish them 4 U! It's a bad habbit I have! If I see people stumbling & bumbling mid sentence i throw what i think they're about 2 say in just so can finish what they're saying! Man! i'm rude!


well that's the

problem!
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Reply #50 posted 07/21/08 6:21am

Amaxx

Ocean said:

Amaxx said:


falloff nooooo! I'd finish them 4 U! It's a bad habbit I have! If I see people stumbling & bumbling mid sentence i throw what i think they're about 2 say in just so can finish what they're saying! Man! i'm rude!
nod lol

spank U taught me well!
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Reply #51 posted 07/21/08 6:21am

Ocean

falloff at least hes listening to u hun
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Reply #52 posted 07/21/08 6:22am

Byron

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


Oh, I found it next to impossible to confide in people for the longest time (and again, still do to a certain extent)...it was much easier to just let others confide in me instead. I don't like letting myself feel that vulnerable to confide in others only to have them act as if they weren't listening. Been thru that too many times to want to relive it...

did you say something?
confuse

tease

mad lol I almost said the same thing to you lol...
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Reply #53 posted 07/21/08 6:24am

ZombieKitten

Byron said:

ZombieKitten said:


did you say something?
confuse

tease

mad lol I almost said the same thing to you lol...

falloff
you must have been talking about sport or something razz
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Reply #54 posted 07/21/08 6:27am

ZombieKitten

Amaxx said:

ZombieKitten said:



well that's the

problem!

I was gonna say "end of that idea then" lol
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Reply #55 posted 07/21/08 6:34am

Amaxx

ZombieKitten said:

Amaxx said:


problem!

I was gonna say "end of that idea then" lol

Got U 2 finish sentence though! tease
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Reply #56 posted 07/21/08 6:49am

SUPRMAN

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Byron said:

My voice can be really deep...so sometimes when I'm talking intensely about something it can sound like I'm getting angry, but I'm not. It can sound like I'm wanting to yell, but I'm not. I actually have to remember that and control my speaking voice when getting into even friendly debates about stuff in order to not give off the wrong impression lol lol confused...



CO-SIGN sad
I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think.
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Reply #57 posted 07/21/08 6:53am

SUPRMAN

avatar

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


I used to do the same thing when I was married, actually...I'd be talking to my ex, and she'd be staring at the TV...and I'd just stop in mid-sentence. She never noticed. After awhile, I just stopped telling her about stuff altogether. And on those occasions when I did find myself wanting to tell her something, as soon as I'd start all the enthusiasm would just drain from me, and I'd keep quiet instead. It sucked lol neutral...


omg same here neutral



I've been there too . . . . sad
I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think.
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Reply #58 posted 07/21/08 6:57am

SUPRMAN

avatar

ZombieKitten said:

Byron said:


nod It's deflating confused...I ended up listening to everyone else's problems, issues and aspects of their lives but rarely shared my own with anyone. Just became more introverted and kept way too much to myself (still do). Hopefully you've not gone down that road, and won't hug...

the trouble I've run into with this issue, is confiding in other people instead and forming attachments confused


Likewise
I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think.
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Reply #59 posted 07/21/08 7:23am

Byron

SUPRMAN said:

Byron said:

My voice can be really deep...so sometimes when I'm talking intensely about something it can sound like I'm getting angry, but I'm not. It can sound like I'm wanting to yell, but I'm not. I actually have to remember that and control my speaking voice when getting into even friendly debates about stuff in order to not give off the wrong impression lol lol confused...



CO-SIGN sad

It can be frustrating, huh lol confused...
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