spendi wrote:I didn't know wande and timber had had the handbags at 2000 paces once upon a time. Has togetherness in anti-ID healed the wounds. What got timber the 6 months? I'm sure we would all love to see it. I think I'll put it on the "I Love" thread.
Oh, I do so wish you would. That would be just soooo special.
Having evidently waded through a bit of spendispeak, peevishly and admonishingly - understandably so - Dorothy P wrote:Don't talk rubbish Spendius.
Then, in superclious mysogynist condescention, spendi wrote:Ladies are not supposed to read this thread. Lola has special privileges which it is bootless to explicate.
It's man's talk.
Whereupon smorgs wrote:...probably why it's boring and pointless
Oh, not really, not the bits that are not from, to, or about spendi, anyway. His peurile predeliction to post atopical, irelevant, torturedly amaturish pseudo-Joycian rants and rambles designed purely to focus attention on himself to the detriment of substantive topical discourse is a distracting irritant, to be sure, but need not be entirely off-putting. A fortunate circumstance of web forum discussions is that they are not real time, they are in a sense recorded. As opposed to a live discussion, in which each participant by turn must fully be heard out before the next may begin, a web forum discussion permits a observer or participant to use a scroll button in much the same fashion one employs the fast-forward button to skip over pointless breaks in the action while watching a recorded video. On the web, one need put up with only so much "...
boring and pointless" blather as one cares to inflict on oneself. Judicious use of the scroll button can significantly enhance one's overall experience when followig web discussions. Sometimes, its the only way to actually follow a real discussion, spendi's participation in this and other discussions here taken as particularly illustrative case in point.