@spendius,
spendius wrote:
Oh--I don't know about that TK. I've got the scientific Darwinists spitting feathers.
Only your chicken feathers, hen. You do like to
think you're a great debater.
Either way, your adherence to nonsense is legend. You are more loyal to madness than the atomic clock is to the second. This thread is no exception. I find my boots back on american soil after a wonderful trip, having met wonderful and warm people, while you troll and hate on others while they have real experience.
The internet made so many new opportunities to talk to other people across the world. I remember being 12 and I had a friend who had internet. He said he was chatting with someone in another country and I asked: "How much does it cost?" When the sun began to rise on the information age, it meant that we could become closer, but after about a decade it seemed that we had found a new way to isolate ourselves.
We can meet on a forum and never meet.
I met PQ and Bazza, and it was a profound gathering. A2K does not tell us how to use it. There are plenty of site dedicated to taking an "internet person" and meeting them IRL. This meeting (along with the others we had on our trip) was of our own design. Couschsurfing is a modern day hitchhiking experience in a world that lives in suspicion and contempt. It means something that three strangers can meet and become friends solely for the experience; the companionship; the adventure.
What you offer in your lonely jealousy is nothing of anyone's desire.
T
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