AlecDeBoeuil

Suki Hirano wrote: AlecDeBoeuil wrote: Do we need a new forum, called "Pointless Whinging" perhaps? Alec - a discussion, and this thread isn't. Do we need a new forum for "illiterate and impatient trolls" perhaps? There's already a few here; the Friends one, the Role Playing one and the Your Avatar one. Not mentioning the JIRA that your whinge should really have been posted in - for eight years . . . Alec - to stay in GD, because I am literate, and don't whinge, camouflaged or not.

I am sure all the money launderers agree. Alec - RICO

Alwin Alcott wrote: everebody happy now No Alec - it when people ignore threads that should not be in discussions

DejaHo wrote: Cinnamon Mistwood wrote: I find nothing sexy in a clean cut man. They are only good for conversation. . But, but, but. . . Don't worry Ho, Cinn means the sort of conversation that goes: "Wow, was that good for you too?" Alec - to stay awake afterwards for a while, to listen to the compliments.

DejaHo wrote: I always smile in my sleep. Betcha do, Ho! Alec - a man with a clear conscience, being a man with no conscience myself.

DejaHo wrote: Although I have always failed to card a 76 on the 4th I will try again next year. That 4th hole must be ***bleep*** difficult, with lots of bunkers and trees and rough I guess. And a horribly fast and undulating green. Alec - short holes, so my score can fit in the little box on the card.

You two wouldn't recognise Joe if he was posting next to you in a forum. Alec - it when people get confused about identity.

Bobbie Faulds wrote: For the second part of your question, the exchange rate does vary. Tends to be more L per USD during the day and lower at night. Whose day? What longitude's night? Alec - these bigoted jingoistic narrow-minded comments.

If this thread is about answers, shouldn't it be in the section called Answers? Alec - to rename that section "Same Old Silly Questions and Cut-and-pasted Answers".

Do we need a new forum, called "Pointless Whinging" perhaps? Alec - a discussion, and this thread isn't.

irihapeti wrote: the uninteresting males are the persistently predictable You must be happy with lunatics and serial killers then. Alec - to point out that women seem unable to reason logically, therefore nothing is predictable to them

Yeah, it's not unknown for women to want men that are like them. Alec - to be rational, logical and emotionally stable though.

The essence of survival is to do so on your own terms, not those dictated by others. Alec - to be myself, however labelled

Why don't you try WiiU support? You will get the same lack of concern there too, which might explain something to you, even if it isn't what you were looking for. Alec - to be helpful, and even more, not to be.

I think it most amusing that the majority of opinions being expressed here are by females who have publicly admitted that their taste in men, both real and virtual, has led to unsatisfactory and prematurely terminated relationships. Alec - to listen to people who have got it wrong, and don't seem to learn by experience.

Hoshi Kenin wrote: Oh, Pap. I mean, Pep. Just how many accounts DO you have?! Lol. Wouldn't be so bad if you actually used them in SL....you know, the...er...virtual world thingymajig? You should try it. Do you REALLY think I'd be so stupid as to use a forum alt inworld? Alec - to credit people with some intelligence, but . . .

CheriColette wrote: Her book is a work of imaginative narration....not necessary based on fact/truth. Alec. I don't suppose you'd understand the meaning of postface, Cheri. Alec - to use words that ESLers have difficulty with.

The critical difference between animals and humans is the ability to think more than the next meal ahead. Alec - avoiding animals

I click on profiles in the hope of finding intelligence. Alec - being disappointed, obviously.

Neither. Alec - questions demonstrating underlying sexist bigotry

irihapeti wrote: am pretty sure Lauren is referring to the builds on the old Teen Grid at Global Kids Island. Orgs like Global Kids, UNICEF, US Holocaust Memorial Museum, etc were pretty active back then 2007 on TG those orgs mostly just paid the tiers pretty much. Altho some SL teens actual got paid by UNICEF as well. All kinds of stuff got made. Darfur was one of them. Was lots other builds made about global issues as well was some activities on the main grid as well. but I dunno about them If you're right then she's lying about her age now, or was then. But then again, what's new about a woman lying. About her age even. Alec - to know why kids were paid by UNICEF to live in virtual refugee camps.

irihapeti wrote: you are truly a guardian Just call me Star Lord Alec - to take a worldly persona of guardian, as gods are so difficult for you mortals to comprehend PS I guess it's that my natural ubiquitous omnipotent infallibility that you find hard to grasp PPS Or is it my willingness to share and display it?

Faye Feldragonne wrote: Venus, If you understood it why did you point it out? Give others a chance to have options without your feedback. Just saying... Did you mean "opinions"? Do you understand the nature of a discussion forum, which is a structure specifically dedicated to publishing opinions and feedback upon them? Alec - to proof read my posts, not merely rely on a spell checker

irihapeti wrote: about rational according to Mr Keirsey apparently I am one of the fewer people in the whole world who is rational. Is only about 5-10 % of us who are rational. apparently That's funny, I had always assumed you were female. Alec - to understand rationales, not just be rational

I celebrate getting rid of the USA too. It's like how I felt when my son turned 21 and I didn't have to support him any more. Alec - letting people make their own mistakes, then pointing them out