RudolphUkka

I don't like * boring * longwinded * posters who state the * obvious and I refuse to * agree with their pretentious * nonsense whatever * gender, religion, race, disability or handedness they may * claim in a * futile * manner because they have no * way of * proving it to me. ***

Perrie Juran wrote: RudolphUkka wrote: I don't * recall * Pep losing any * arguments ....... B u t w h a t d i d h e w i n ? Infamy? Sorry, the Carry On joke is too * hackneyed to repeat. ***

If you are REALLY looking for * suggestions then how about Do ladies who lunch have a higher IQ than the salad they eat? Or perhaps Will HippieFest 2 happen in the absence of Suspiria or will Mayalily fill in for her? I won't suggest something like Is 144 fat naked Australians the definition of gross indecency? because that would probably get me * banned for * racism even though it * well isn't. ***

Phoebe Avro wrote: Latin for Storm is tempest , i am sure i can use that! Actually in Latin Storm is * tempestas or * procella, cataegis, expugnatio or perhaps even * turbido * but you probably don't * care because you don't even * care enough about yourself to * use your other * hand to press the * shift key to * capitalise the way you refer to your * self. ***

Angelique LaFollette wrote: Ian Undercroft wrote: Making due and proper allowance for those who don't have English as their first language, >>you're kidding yourself if you're suggesting that a person's grammar and spelling doesn't, as a general rule, also say a lot about their intelliegence.<< I might accept this as a trueism were it not far more common for the person LOSING the debate (Despite proper grammar and spelling) to critisize the presentation of the one who is giving them a logical lambasting. IRL these would be the same sort of person who would resort to mocking a persons accent or pronunciation rather than address a point or points for which they have no supportable answer. It's a cheap and unworthy form of obfuscation, and one i tend to ignore. As for those of you like myself (Self educated, dyslexic, AND Not originally of English speaking origins) Don't let people who do this intimidate you into silence (For that is indeed their Intent). Even if your form isn't perfect, you still have something of value to contribute. Angel. I don't * recall * Pep losing any * arguments and he always used to * criticise * lazy * posters who demonstrated that they didn't * care about others by * failing to take the * time to make sure that their * posts were as * clearly expressed as they could be so they * communicated themselves effectively, whether they were * ESLers or not. ***

Could a copper catch a crooked coffin maker Could a copper comprehend That a crooked coffin maker's just an undertaker Who undertakes to be your friend ***

Knowl I * think you may be confusing * bullying with the * Darwinian imperative implicit in his * theory of survival of the * fittest since as far as I know that * guy who said the * meek shall inherit the * earth keeps being proved * wrong. ***

BJayy, just by * posting in these * forums you have * invited * responses which may not * accord with your own * opinions and if you consider online * disagreement as * cyberbullying then to avoid * disappointment you might do * well to consider not * participating here further. ***

Squashy have you not * worked out the * "punctuation" code yet??? ***

So you didn't * understand the * joke about your * name then BJayy. ***

Last time I* linked to an external *site which was * YouTube I got * banned even though I warned that it was * NSFW. This one is SFW but you need a * black sense of humour. http://www.epicfail.com/2011/01/06/pizza-shop-name-fail/ ***

Hair today gone tomorrow * Wig makers ***

Before we make any * recommendations we should know a little more about your * reason for wanting to * cry. *** For example if it was because you were * constipated it would not be very nice to * suggest a deserted rural sawmill location where there were lots of * logs. ***

Mainly that the * kids are not under your * feet around the * house and are not * clogging up the * malls and * bars at * lunchtime. ***

So BJayy, has this all * kicked off for you because you have * discovered that your supposed * friends consider you a reasonable * warmup act but no * substitute for the real * thing? ***

* alts should not be * allowed! *** They are the * spawn of Satan and wreak * havoc wherever they go! *** But you are * wrong Keli because LL can not cope with * proxies, scrubbers and * anonymisers as their inability to bar * Wasted for such a long time demonstrated, as they have to rely on personal * unjustified paranoid opinion and unscientific * analysis of style which can lead to * litigation if they get it wrong or victimisation of poor old Void SInger when they * try to use stupid * string matching. ***

Ishtara asked "I can't help but wonder how many of those suicidal men were married" so I went and checked the * statistics and it appears that * 83% of them were * married and the other * 17% killed themselves to avoid getting * married. ***

* ugli is a * fruit but too ugli is not a * pair. ***

* Shakespeare was pointing out that everyone is a * liar which seems especially * pertinent in * SL and especially in these * forums. ***

Mayalily wrote: The Dance DVD I'd probably pick as the best sounding Fleetwood Mac ever, especially if you have a home theatre! Buckingham-Nicks, I've never heard that CD, though I have heard of it. ETA: I just had to put Fleetwood Mac in my list because of their Rumors body of work. I don't think that will ever be duplicated as a body of work showing the emotions of a breakup, a divorce, and Christine McVie falling in love again while she was divorcing her alcoholic husband. Rumors (but especially THE DANCE recording is so incredible) takes one thru all the emotions of love and heartbreak and falling in love again, and it's an artistically amazing body of work that definately could be one of the best collections of the emotions of love for all time. The pre-emo ******* rubbish version of ******* Fleetwood Mac then. ******* It doesnt ******* surprise me. *******

Mayalily wrote: And Layla and Wonderful Tonight, beautiful love songs by Clapton, about Pattie Boyd. My rl bf has the book by Pattie Boyd. I haven't read it yet though. Layla was actually about Patti's sister, Paula, with whom Clapton was living while conducting an affair with Patti while Patti was still George Harrison's wife. Pretty normal for SL, not so much so for RL. Pretty sordid actually. I met Eric too at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in London which I was dragged along to by a visiting American friend who used AA to stalk people. They threw me out when I said "My name is Rudi; I am not an alcoholic". Rudi

Mayalily wrote: 3) Fleetwood Mac (just about all) Which ******* Fleetwood Mac? ******* Anybody that was an aficionado of Pete Green's band would ******* consider the ******* Buckingham-Nicks collaboration pop-pap as ******* MoR saccharin kitsch. ******* FAIL! ******* 

Eloise Baily wrote: There's only one way to quit RL and I'd rather turn the computer off for a bit. I did get grumpy in SL because I was miserable RL. I quit for four months and got myself an RL. I'm happy in both worlds now, though I don't visit inworld as much as I used to . I think that's a good thing. I go inworld when I'm alone but sociable, or when I get the creative urge....or just when I want to play dress up. My new home, job and B/F take car of the rest (all RL). I recommend RL highly . To demonstrate that I am not always grumpy may I express my sincere delight at your rehabilitation. Rudi

Vladi Hazelnut wrote: If SL is interfering with your real life you should quit, Or if RL is ******* interfering with your ******* SL you should ******* quit. ******* RL, that is. *******

Just ******* lie. ******* Like you ******* do in ******* SL. *******