Is This You?

 

1. What a jerk! And you’re a gullible fool for believeing him!  (Signed)     Anonymous

   Posted by Oink       02/11/2005  at  10:17 AM  



2. I believe that this can now safely be categorized as the “first” sin we will forgive (of those three I granted for your fawning comments about us you made some time back!)

   What say you, Allan?

   hahahaha

   Posted by Vilmar       02/11/2005  at  11:03 AM  



3. Can I be serious for a moment?  (I don’t know, can you ?) In Chicago you meet lots of people on the street like the woman having a loud argument with her imaginary friend concerning “my pussy”. Does Chicago drive people crazy, or just attract those that already are? Same question about rudeness on the internet.  Maybe anonymity allows people to exhibit behaviours they would otherwise supress?
   I have been guilty (loud cries of “hear hear!") and so have most.  Everyone gets mad and yells sometimes; but if you do it a lot, or you enjoy it, then you’re a   .  What Hannibal Lector called the “Free-Range Rude”   .
   “I was tired” or “I was caught off guard” is mitigating due to our fallen nature.  But remember, throwing open the basement door quickly does not cause the rats to be there—it just doesn’t allow them time to hide. (C.S. Lewis)
   This is not the same as   - ing around or playing with this blog’s Big Guys or the members.  I became aware, when my dog and I play, that I pretend to try to take her chewstick from her and she growls, shows her teeth, and pretends to be pissed off.  Play is mostly mock insult and attack.  And it’s hard to communicate irony and exaggeration in print.  Thanks for Smileys.  ‘Nuff Said.

   Posted by Oink       02/11/2005  at  02:11 PM  



4. Chicago drives people crazy-makes ‘em rude too.
   I tell folks Texans drive crazy but they’ll go out of their way for you.
   Chicagoans can’t drive and won’t spit on you if you’re on fire. great place*glare*

   Posted by Annoying Little Twerp       02/12/2005  at  12:50 AM  



5. If you spend any time at all in Chicago you must become a creep.  Remember Al Copone?  He is a perfect example, so this has been going on for some time. 

   Kansas City is a lot better.  However, I was listening to Jimmy Buffett’s song “Fruitcake”, when I pulled up to a homeless person in KC who had a sign that said, “Will Work for Colostomy Bags.” I’m so sensitive to medical underwriting and all the legal stuff I don’t know what you would have this guy work at and not open some Pandoria’s Box of liabilities.

   I’m like oink & twerp.  I would rather live on Three Mile Island than live in Chicago, New York or Boston because of the Liberal Concentration Zones or LCZs.

   I say give NY, Boston and Chicago to the Canadians and we will double the IQ of both nations.

   Posted by Z Woof       02/12/2005  at  09:26 AM  

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