Huh @ MindSay 
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So when one of my fantasies starts to come true, it makes my head explode. Seriously. And I have no idea how to react. And that's exactly what seems to have happened tonight. No, nothing kinky happened. Just an odd turn of conversation. But still. Mind-melting.
Um....yay? Or....fuck? I don't know.
I'll figure it out tomorrow. X_x
~G~
P.S. -- Niagara pictures to be posted tomorrow. :)
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS ABOUT?
A He and She conversation brought to you by trauma?
A slipped micky in the quiche?
Insanity?
I think all 3…trauma from the slipped micky-ed quiche brought us to brinks and through insanity…
…So what about today then?
She was lying on cushions this afternoon, marveling and impressed by the welts and tiny drops of blood on her arms from wrestling with her two dogs.
He walks in and sits next to her.
HE: I wanna talk about it
She: I’m an avoidance girl
He: you lie
She: well…I have
He: now?
She: no, because I am avoiding it…why do you wanna talk about it…what is it going to do?
He: don’t you think…it’s weird…I’m not saying I do…or don’t…for the first time in my life I don’t know about something like this.
She: no…why do you…I don’t know what I feel like
He looked truly perplexed as though he was struggling to not say something or to say something?
She turns over on her back.
She: what? Say it
He: *big sigh* I don’t feel weird about it…is that weird? I mean I should…I guess…I mean…others would right?...I mean…they will….when they…when they…if they…find out.
She: well why would they find out? I don’t care if they do
He: you don’t?...good….I thought I was the only one…I don’t care who or if they do…I really don’t
She: *smiles* good …because I don’t either.
AND THOSE FUCKING WEIRD ASS PIGS FLEW, AGAIN!
Martha Focker!
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?
Nimbo posted an entry titled: Why I Believe In God. I found the effort, the presentation very convoluted and beyond my comprehension. Her reply request states: "Tell me that you love me". I replyed. Then this came down.
namastelaoshi on July 3, 2008 at 1:55 PM
HUH?
Okay, I love you. Oh, I also believe that you are... are... are... I don't know. Certainly, for me, your "argument" with whomever, is so, so convoluted and, again, for me, so nonsenseical that I cannot follow it. I am inclined to state that what you presented is insane in its' presentation.
To quote Forest Gump "I am not a smart man." I never studied logic and only had general math in high school. I say this to let you know that I do not hold myself out to be authoratative with my evaluation of your presentation.
With that being true I am not uncomfotable stating that noting that you have presented can stand any test of lucidity. It's, I say with sincere considered seriousness, I say your presentation is immature in the least and, more probably insane. It is insane. It is crazy; worthy only of being discarded out of hand. -David
swanginbajingo on July 3, 2008 at 2:27 PM
Re: HUH?
Wait. You couldn't follow with what he said, but you stand to claim that you can make a proper judgment?
You might as well say the Chinese are all insane just because you couldn't decipher their language but recognize that they have numerous ways to say one thing.
At least he presented reference points and elaborations: you simply took numerous sentences to say and repeat "your argument is insane," making your entire post superfluous and more convoluted than his explanation, which is interesting because you said much less than he did.
But your entire lack of reasoning stems from the fact that his title said "Why I believe in God" and you decided this wasn't an elaborate explanation, but instead an "argument," which is a mistake too many people who "argue" religion make. Even if you had taken courses in logic, it wouldn't have helped you one bit. He answered a hypothetical question, not imposed a debate. Logic doesn't apply here; context and reading comprehension do.
nimbo on July 3, 2008 at 6:38 PM
Re: HUH?
Thank you, namastelaoshi, for your honesty. And thanks for standing up to [for] me swanginbajingo. In some ways, you are both right. (Also, I'm a girl.)
swanginbajingo on July 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM
Re: HUH?
XD Whoops. I fall into the group of people who use "he" as a generic pronoun for people and "she" as a generic pronoun for things. XD
namastelaoshi on July 3, 2008 at 9:42 PM
HUH? I mean huh again?
"You couldn't follow with what he said, but you stand to claim that you can make a proper judgment?"
so say you. Correct? Well I thought that I made it perfectly clear that I was not too smart and that my "judgement" [I thought I was making and observation] should be highly questioned.
To clarify a error in my reply to Ms. Nimbo I offer the following: "...I am not uncomfotable stating that noting that you have presented cannot stand any test of lucidity." is an error. I should read "...nothing that you have presented can stand any test of lucidity."
Then
"...he [she] presented reference points and elaborations:" True. She did a lot that which led to my observation that all such was so too, too convoluted to render it anything but immature in presentation and maybe even insane. It is what I said and I do not back down from what I said in this instance from the perspective of a not-smart man who, by the way, cannot also comprehend your presentation either.
I know that you know what is in my mind and what and how I think because, you did did you not, say that above? Thanks for your advise not to take a course in logic [something I had truly been considering at age 67]. Being assured by you that I would be a failure at it you have saved me some time and expense; neither of which I have great resources of. You so kind and considerate. Thanks, David
swanginbajingo on July 3, 2008 at 9:43 PM Re: HUH? I mean huh again? It's okay. You're welcome.
namastelaoshi on July 3, 2008 at 10:32 PM
HUH? HUH? HUH?
That's it? Really? You are so, so much better than me, indeed, and better than all of we and that's it? HUH? -David
swanginbajingo on July 3, 2008 at 10:44 PM
Re: HUH? HUH? HUH?
Now, now. Don't get emotional on someone else's blog. We don't need to flood her inbox. If you have a complaint, come to my blog. This will be my last message so as to avoid any further nonsense on her recent updates.
namastelaoshi on July 3, 2008 at 11:10 PM
Me thinks me understands.
"If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen." - President Harry S. Truman
One unlucky British teen suffered a painful shark attack without ever going near the water. In fact, he was bitten in the face by one of the sharp-fanged animals in his own bedroom, Metro.co.uk reported.
The “attack” happened at 14-year-old Sam Hawthorne’s home in Dudley, England.
Hawthorne was sleepwalking when the teeth of a dead souvenir shark from a family vacation, that hangs on the wall of his nautical-themed bedroom, became embedded in his face.
The teeth left blood pouring from the teen’s face, his mother, Susan, told Metro.co.uk.
“It was like something out of a horror film,” she said. “The shark must have been embedded in Sam's cheek for about 15 minutes and he was in a lot of pain.”
In the end, Hawthorne came away with only a small scar. “It was the most frightening experience of my life,” he told Metro.co.uk.
Sleepwalking?
Anyway, it just struck me as particularly odd. One of those things that I would be likely to tease my own fourteen-year-old son about for the rest of his natural life...
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