Terminalcoffee discussion

My problem is that when I get inebriated I'm usually not near a computer.

That doesn't sound like the worst problem ever.

In reality it isn't a problem at all.

Maybe it is a solution. To PUI, or PWI.

Whenever I see a book that looks interesting on other websites or in bookstores I add it into my to-read shelf. I'm always very diligent about updating my currently-reading shelf and adding new books I get into my bookshelves. TC is the group I post the most at but I'm hardly here anymore. When I come on and find a thread here that I'm interested in I feel like it's too late for me to get into the discussion. There is one other group that I post on a wee bit and a few others I just lurk at for book recommendations. I used to lurk/post on the GR Librarians and Feedback groups but they started to piss me off so I took myself out of those groups.

Jaimie, feel free to bring us back around to what YOU want to talk about!

What Carol said, we've hashed and rehashed many a topic.

Yes. We're pretty willing to drop whatever poop/cheese/ficus talk we're currently (re)hashing and return to the topic at hand. If you need help Lg can be quite scary fanatical strict about maintaining thread purity.

It can get ugly.

I'd love some hash or even some rehash. Not since collage.

collage?

I think she's talking about the group icon collage.

Junior collage.

Land Grant Collage.

Electoral Collage.

I had a note that was taped to a box of donated books - Collage Books. They were not books about collage and now the note is missing! egads

Félix wrote: "Electoral Collage."

Decollage.

Or...

Décolletage.

Are we rehashing décolletage? I once did decoupage.

You did decoupage on your décolletage?

I spent years of my life doing decoupage. I even did a big project for the Story County 4-H Fair. Brag, brag, brag. Shut up, Cynthia.

You crack me up.

I am one hilarious bitch, Felarry.

Right here in River City.

Jim wrote: "My problem is that when I get inebriated I'm usually not near a computer."

My problem is that sometimes I get near the computer when I've gotten into my cups. THEN I start to piss people off, even myself.

I can always tell.

It's surprisingly obvious. I get kind of snarky.

With a capital S. :)

Cynthia doesn't hide it well.

Cynthia wrote: "I spent years of my life doing decoupage. I even did a big project for the Story County 4-H Fair. Brag, brag, brag. Shut up, Cynthia."

No, don't shut up! Never shut up, Cynthia!

Yes, please don't.

Lobstergirl wrote: "Cynthia doesn't hide it well."

No secrets here. We are brutally honest at my house.

Cynthia wrote: "I spent years of my life doing decoupage. I even did a big project for the Story County 4-H Fair. Brag, brag, brag. Shut up, Cynthia."

Way to go, Cynthia! Everyone wants to hear these stories, that's why we're here!

I just joined the "Perks of Being a Bookworm" group. But I'm alarmed at the number of exclamation points in the first thread I'm reading. Lawdsamercy.

We'll see how long this lasts.

Lawdsamercy, Miss Scarlett.

I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' no babies!

Fiddle-dee-dee!

People who excessively vomit exclamation points tend to be of questionable character, IMHO.

Indeed that is an HO.

We look down on such people.

From a great height.

Félix wrote: "We look down on such people."

Perhaps that is a tiny bit cult-like. Snotty, too.

Perhaps.

What are you saying?!?!?!!!

I thought the posts to Clackamas regarding scouting were a bit cult-like. They demonstrated an attitude of "think like us or else you're wrong."

Well, that's because she was wrong.

Phil wrote: "I thought the posts to Clackamas regarding scouting were a bit cult-like. They demonstrated an attitude of "think like us or else you're wrong.""

Yeah I'll agree - although cult-like wouldn't have been the first word I would use. Rude, I probably would say.

Sally wrote: "Well, that's because she was wrong."

No, she had a different experience with the Scouts. That doesn't make her wrong.

Sally wrote: "Well, that's because she was wrong."

As I recall, the issue was a matter of opinion. Yes, hers was what most of us would consider outdated and exclusionary, but that doesn't make ours "correct."

Oh crap, does that mean I think like an American?

*puts gun in purse, drinks a can of coke while eating cookies*