Alright, confess odd things.
Excessive complaining isn't allowed anywhere on the site. Keep it out of this thread.
For example, I'm jealous to my big brother becuase he discovered The Smiths first. Dammit, now I can't have a crush for Morrisey without feeling weird about it.
Edited by GastonRabbit on Jan 5th 2023 at 5:46:13 AM
It was just kind of cool and seemingly Antiquated Linguistics, that's all.
I'm very much one of those "don't talk to strangers, or for that manner any people unless they seem friendly or they talk to me first" people.
You're looking for this person.I talk to strangers. After a while they want to leave me alone. That's just how I interact, I guess.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.I talk first to strangers...
My friend says I harass (how is it spelt?) tourists...
English Ivy: Thanks!
edited 28th Sep '09 9:06:40 PM by vandro
I don't talk to strangers. People on the street are either going somewhere in a hurry, trying to sell you something, trying to get your signature for a ballot measure or a petition, panhandling, or they're relaxing in which case it's rude to talk to them anyway.
Harass has one R.
edited 28th Sep '09 9:05:03 PM by English Ivy
Yeah, my approach makes it a little difficult to make friends I suppose. It's not that I don't want to, I just get nervous around people I don't know. There are no strangers in my town, though, and I'll say hi to them. It's actually the people that I am interested in knowing that I don't talk to because I don't want them to think I'm stupid before really getting to know me. I'm really dumb like that.
Tourists,though
edited 28th Sep '09 9:10:31 PM by OuttaTheBLAM
You're looking for this person.I talked to a stranger once, along with my brother, while on the train home from school once. It was mostly him talking about himself, with him detailing marital relations and his job and the commute. It was perhaps the longest RL conversation I've ever had. And I can't remember most of it, and I'm a bit saddened by that.
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.I think you should go. I can understand the fear. But really, dying would be the easier option. Living is what's scary. If you can face each day with hope (and I know you've said you want to live as long as you can) I would think that would make the decision to go to the doctor easier. I for one couldn't stand no knowing.
I would be there to hold your hand if I could.
edited 28th Sep '09 9:30:05 PM by Catzalcoatl
=^.^= . o O (derail by HoYay)...I think this thread has officially hit the point of Paranoia Fuel.
"Proto-Indo-European makes the damnedest words related. It's great. It's the Kevin Bacon of etymology." ~MadrugadaI hate the belief that introverts are more intelligent than extroverts. For every quiet, socially awkward genius and shallow, airheaded socialite, there's an ignorant, shortighted recluse and an engaging, precocious... extrovert.
Which would make sense if introversion were a flaw. I wish I were an introvert. I crave human contact and get depressed if I don't get out often enough. Also, I'd be mysterious.
edited 29th Sep '09 6:34:36 AM by Made of Meat
Confession: You all know I enjoy mpreg. I don't really care for the expansion aspect of it, though. Guys with overly swollen stomachs (anyone who looks pregnant, really, you too ladies) creep me out. I'm in it for the Body Horror. I feel like a hypocrite.
I would be there to hold your hand if I could.
Thanks Catz.
I kinda wish ritual creepypasta like the Gideon's Keys were true. Not necessarily to engage in them, but having them there would give me a faint sense of both trepidation and adventure.
Actually, I'll go one better. If I could live in The Dreaming after I died, that'd be pretty peachy keen.
edited 29th Sep '09 8:21:08 AM by DarkDecapodian
Aww, did I hurt your widdle fee-fees?

...Actually I just made it up on the spot. Maybe something like that's in there, I've never read it.
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.