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Dead Megatron
11:50 / 10.03.06
The price of the equipment. And the fact they won't let you do it in the nude.
 
 
Char Aina
10:26 / 11.03.06
For the same reason that the first thing most people would do if they suddenly became invisible is to run around naked and make faces at people a lot, I imagine.

TRUTH!
 
 
Jack Denfeld
11:44 / 11.03.06
Marlboro72 over in Barbelith's new Armoury fora
Uzi 9mm? What are you, 1984 Frank Miller nnja?
 
 
Lama glama
16:17 / 11.03.06
I didn't see it as a "queer film" particularly but a straightforward tale of two rather different men falling in love and trying - ultimately unsuccessfully - to make that love fit with the rest of their lives. Whether that makes it a "failed love affair" is up for grabs. Although it's a love affair which, in the end, devastates both lovers, I'd say otherwise.

Whenever Ganesh talks about BBM I get the goosebumps.
 
 
Ganesh
22:35 / 11.03.06
Thankyou, Llama. Gets me turgid too.
 
 
All Acting Regiment
14:55 / 12.03.06
J.D. Enfield- I'd be careful about threatening a board that has motherfuckin' magicians on it.
 
 
Jack Denfeld
17:03 / 12.03.06
If Id had used this as the first sentence in his book, I woulda bought it.
How was I to know the geeky boyscout-looking Latinist boxed in college?
 
 
Hallo, Paper Spaceboy
02:17 / 14.03.06
alas: ("Rational" is a suitcase of a term that seems to have arrived at this particular terminal stuffed with all sorts of assumptions. You might read about some of the baggage it carries in this Headshop thread and also this one, in Policy. I'm not supposed to say "unpack," because it's become jargony, but would you please open up this term in the presence of official Barbelith TSA personnel, and under the x-ray of our analysis, before this sentence explodes, or I do?)

Siiiigh.
 
 
penitentvandal
13:56 / 14.03.06
'ironic nipples', springing back into sincerity again at the first opportunity, like a vampire prune drying out and then being reinflated with Sunny D and wee.

Sheer poetry there from Ex.
 
 
Olulabelle
15:15 / 15.03.06
Doozy Floop, in the Q and A thread:

...because I do xmas as a Job so I Know Secret Things and will Put In a Good Word.

I like the capitals.
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
15:44 / 15.03.06
Its like a 19th century text on how to extort money out of Santa.
 
 
Feverfew
21:08 / 15.03.06
It's a bit fast considering the post was quite recent, but I really like Ibis's phrasing in relation to Syriana:

Sure, I got the overall "point" - Big Oil makes the world go 'round, Big Oil is a behemoth in global politics & economics, Big Oil slept with your girlfriend last night -

And for confirming, hopefully, that I wasn't babbling as badly as I thought I was.
 
 
paranoidwriter waves hello
22:43 / 15.03.06
Qalyn's post in the "Ah, screw it! Why do I bother?" thread:

I usually abandon posts because I realize that what I have to say is so far beyond the capabilities of 99% of Barbelith posters to appreciate or comprehend that I'd really only confuse and terrify you. So I do it out of mercy, really, out of my great love and affection for your fragile sensibilities. Also, sometimes while I am composing an epistle, a real live tiger runs past me, and quickly I shut down my computer and bound after it, and we frolick for a time amidst the yellow tulips, and the blood of the sheeple is in our jaws. Does that ever happen to you?

Made me chuckle warmly, especially the 'Calvin & Hobbs' penultimate sentence.

Anyhoo, I'm off for a glass of warm milk and tomorrow morning I'm going to take over the world... if I can be bothered.
 
 
Regrettable Juvenilia
09:23 / 16.03.06
Warning! Brokeback Mountain SPOILERS ahead!

Yeah, as I said before, not-watch-movie, but the barebreastiness could really make me lost emotional connection with the character, in a how-can-he-not-be-interested-in-that-kinda way. I know it's not a very mature, or understanding, attitude towards the whole situation, but what can I say? I'm a sucker for the female figure (no pun nor disrespect intended)

I certainly feel as if something has been spoilt, now.
 
 
ONLY NICE THINGS
09:49 / 16.03.06
Hmmm. Might we possibly have a "what my winky thinky" thread, in which men can post the immediate reactions of their winkies to a variety of stimuli?
 
 
Spaniel
09:55 / 16.03.06
Paranoid, you beat me too it.
 
 
STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
18:13 / 16.03.06
this is why the 'end times' series is better than the matrix.
they shoud really write some kinda book on that mythos, hey.
i'm sure it would be huge in america.


toksik is clearly TEH ONE.
 
 
Dead Megatron
18:28 / 16.03.06
I certainly feel as if something has been spoilt, now.

Hmmm. Might we possibly have a "what my winky thinky" thread, in which men can post the immediate reactions of their winkies to a variety of stimuli?


I can't help it, I'm Brazilian, isquindô
 
 
trouser the trouserian
11:04 / 17.03.06
It's much easier to just casually whack your magic cock out on a plate and polish it for peace

Gypsy Lantern gives away yet another hidden occult secret in the Temple.
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
15:09 / 17.03.06
Literacy is a terrible thing, isn't it? It means you don't really get to the TRUE MAN beneath.

Haus speaks strong truth over on Teh Matrix Warrior thread in Conversation.
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
15:39 / 17.03.06
Actually, just read the entire thread. Especially the third page of it. Up to and including Dead Megatron's "Humaton Anthem".

Have I mentioned how fun the word "humaton" is?
 
 
Dead Megatron
16:48 / 17.03.06
Have I mentioned how fun the word "humaton" is?

Why do you think I was inspired to write a song about it? Now, all we need is someone to write the music, a sax player and a band and we can start performing. I tell you, we can be the next Gorillaz...
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
19:09 / 17.03.06
Well, Uncle Mike's got a barn. And Auntie Doris can sew some banners.

And I hear that Cousin Sean's a pretty fair hand with a banjo.

So if we can then get Grandpa Roy to lend us some whiskey, we can have a Humaton Hoe-Down!
 
 
Dead Megatron
19:15 / 17.03.06
We have a deal, then.

Although, I'm begining to fear the Humaton Anthem totally murdered that thread.
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
21:27 / 17.03.06
Is that such a bad thing? There's only so much you can tear apart a bad book.

And the anthem was just so much fun.
 
 
Jack Denfeld
13:35 / 18.03.06
Evil Scientist proves that being a smarty pants scientist trying to rule the world and having the speech patterns of savage green Hulk are not mutaully exclusive.
Lab will never die whilst Scientist lives. Scientist is strongest poster of them all!
 
 
Dead Megatron
12:29 / 19.03.06
Mordant Carnival, living up to her name, as ever:

if that sounded snarky, it's just because I'm technically evil

But we love you anyway...
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
06:05 / 20.03.06
Canadian gangs are just like Detroit gangs, only with less guns and better health insurance

Homeless Halo on the subject of The Gangs of Windsor (as opposed to "The Gangs of New York").
 
 
Ganesh
06:08 / 20.03.06
Fewer guns.
 
 
Bard: One-Man Humaton Hoedown
18:32 / 20.03.06
Ganesh...did you just grammar-check a barbequote?

I didn't know we were allowed to do that.
 
 
Quantum
18:41 / 20.03.06
Ganesh is our spellchecker, what would you rather? That MS paperclip? 'It looks like you're trying to parse this sentence correctly, would you like help?'

I'm here to Barbequote that Temple jack-in-the-box Undulating Spine (or whatever the name is now) from his umpteenth leaving post here, just nine posts down from his 'I'm leaving 4EVAH!' post he comes back to post Again goodbye. If I had been drinking milk it would have spurted out of my nose.
 
 
ONLY NICE THINGS
23:59 / 21.03.06
But there's a good side to the Temple, as well. GL in hip-hop battle mode:


I hear Ipsissimus's talk about it
But I stay drawing circles with the motherfuckin chalk around it
 
 
8===>Q: alyn
00:11 / 22.03.06
Technically, Bard, that was a correction of usage, not grammar, as is this.
 
 
paranoidwriter waves hello
00:05 / 23.03.06
Alex made me chuckle in the "Stalking & Impersonation" thread over in Policy:

Well that all seemed to pass itself off quite pleasantly as an evening in the pub and...

Sorry, there seems to be somebody at the door.

Back in a sec.


Hope he's all right. Those door-to-door salesmen can be ruthless.
 
 
ONLY NICE THINGS
08:15 / 24.03.06
Vladimir J Baptiste once again shows us his exquisite English.

I appreciate your concern and support, such as it is, but from when I've written the comments in question to this day I maintain that the language and context in which they were framed were so outrageously ridiculous that only those with the maturity of children would not take them for the gags they are, and I can't even fathom the emotional lability has inspired any discussion thereof to this day. I don't begrudge anyone not finding them FUNNY; that's a matter of taste, though amongst those with whom I socialize, which represents a wide range of backgrounds, I am generally considered pretty goddamn hysterical, at least if uproarious laughter is anything to go by. But to believe I was remotely serious, well, that's not something that has much to do with me, now does it? No, I think not. Because the types who would say "bang locals" and "Skirts, hah?" without an immense amount of self-deprecating irony frequent boards like these, do they? Wait, isn't this Byrne Robotics?

I say offensive shit because it needs to be said, not because I invest any belief in it. The ease with which some choose, and it is a choice, to be offended only furthers to my mind that such things need to be said so said types can be confronted with their unease. It's both the essence of comedy and of growth; when you're really good, you get both. I consider what I do something of an exorcism: I neither expect thanks nor am I surprised by disdain for it, but I do hope someone of sense recognizes it for what it is, and it distresses me that those in charge of this board can't be counted amongst that sane minority. I welcome anyone's attempts to armchair psychoanalyze me on the basis of my posts hereupon, but I happen to think I give far less away of myself in pages of rambling jackanapery than do some of your colleagues in a moment of taking themselves a little too seriously.

(I skimmed the recent "Wifegate" bemusedly, not because Haus got his, but because GM took himself so seriously that he refused to see where the joke lay, proof positive that the supposedly enlightened can be just as blindly reflexive about stupid crap as the rest of us. A good lesson to bear in mind when on the other side of that equation.)

There's a quote I recall from SANDMAN, though I'm sure it must be older than that: "It is the fool's purview to speak uncomfortable truths, even unto a king, but at the end of the day, the fool is still a fool and the king is still a king." In short, worry about what actually matters; I am no threat to anyone here any more than they are to themselves.

You have my permission to repost this to your mod discussion. If something further is expected of me beyond this statement, it is likely not forthcoming.


E. Randy Dupre nails it with one sentence.

Dude thinks people explode with laughter when he's talking to them - hell, it must go off like a fucking bomb as soon as he leaves the room.
 
  

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