So let me get this straight... you see two box events in a row and you're reminded of a never-ending state of war used by a totalitarian government to keep the public docile? Maybe you should lay off the cracker jacks.
So let me get this straight... you see two box events in a row and you're reminded of a never-ending state of war used by a totalitarian government to keep the public docile? Maybe you should lay off the cracker jacks.
Still mad at Bostick.Originally Posted by murf
I'll be back when the moderation is reasonable. Enjoy the forum you created, Gree.
If that is what you got from the conversation, I will smile and state: "You are once again correct, Sir!!!!" Well, except for the Cracker Jack. Can't touch it. No teeth to speak of. Misspent youth and what not... But I'm still smiling, Sir- or, uh, Dippy, or whatever....
"When the going gets weird
The Weird turn pro."
-- Hunter S Thompson, True American
Whatever, dude. I didn't understand your analogy, and I asked you to explain it. I think you'd rather pretend you're trolling than actually talk about a book. Have fun with that.
Still mad at Bostick.
I'll be back when the moderation is reasonable. Enjoy the forum you created, Gree.
Oh isn't someone too cool for school!
Lest you have forgotten, Dipster, the "literary allusion" (it's not an "analogy") was all of 3 words followed by a "nevermind." You are the one who took it to this crisis, Sir. LOL.
Fact is, whether you like it or not, writers usually write for their own satisfaction- not your pleasure.
Actually I'd wager you do the same.
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"When the going gets weird
The Weird turn pro."
-- Hunter S Thompson, True American
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