littlek wrote:Quote:littlek's love for boxers and vegetables indicates a latent maternal instinct. It also suggests that a big dumb boyfriend may be in her future. While she may not like the dumb part at first, she will delight in educating him with fascinating science articles and discoveries.
hmmmm.... sounds sort of familiar. 'Cept he's not dumb.
Yes, but you just don't realize that it was your influence, littlek.
I have forgotten who was in line....
joeblow, it's almost unfair to do a reading here, as I have heard too much about you from the T.O. gatherers, but I'll do a brief one anyway. Your screen name smacks of a need to feel anonymous (rhymes with John Doe), but also indicates a fine 'devil may care' attitude. I see a blossoming in your future, a letting go of this anonimity fetish, and becoming a beloved member of the A2K family.
MyOwnUserName...not only do you posess a unique grasp on global politics, you have a kick-ass sense of humour as well. You use your experience to fuel your opinions, and never resort to rhetoric. You are also sensitive, and do not shy away from giving relationship advice when needed. You have a tendency to be apologistic when it comes to your English, but there is no need. Your messages and convictions ring loud and true to everyone.
SCoates, you have a soul mate in my clown suit. You are quick-witted, and sometimes take jokes too far, but hey, so do I. You are too young to be married. What up with dat? Just kidding. It is refreshing to see a lad take responsibility like you have, and still have a sense of humour. You are also a fine writer. I may come back to you later, when the runes are dry.
edgarblythe....you wear your politics on your sleeve and that is a good thing, because your sense of justice and humanity is always spot on. There are two phrases that people bandy about, but to me, edgar actually understands them: "The pen is mightier than the sword" and "grace under pressure" (no, not that crappy sitcom with the alcoholic blonde, just the phrase). I envision that now you have embraced the Dead Kennedys, you may one day come to love The Minutemen, despite the fact that they penned the wee ditty "Bob Dylan Wrote Propaganda Songs." It was a youthful digression...they did progress.
If I missed anyone, let me know.