Outing?ghostjmf wrote:Thank Yawl for outing the board A-hole for which the Sisyphus character is an ignominious front.
What is really depressing is that there was a choice of several with about the same affect.
Wow!ghostjmf wrote:Thank Yawl for outing the board A-hole for which the Sisyphus character is an ignominious front.
What is really depressing is that there was a choice of several with about the same affect.
Sisyphean Fan wrote:Outing?ghostjmf wrote:Thank Yawl for outing the board A-hole for which the Sisyphus character is an ignominious front.
What is really depressing is that there was a choice of several with about the same affect.
Wow, you're even slower on the uptake than I originally thought. And that's going some.
MerryCritters are neither Merry, to me, all men (to anyone) or straightforward & honest,Without agreeing on the A-hole or ignominious parts:
Not to me.The Fan part of the name was the clue, I thought.
Well, when aimed at me its pointlessly nasty, but as I said that could have been any one of several people. The prose style certainly isn't distinctive.Plus the distinctive posting style.
Wow...ghostjmf wrote:Thank Yawl for outing the board A-hole for which the Sisyphus character is an ignominious front.
What is really depressing is that there was a choice of several with about the same affect.
) Frankly, I wonder why you post here.ghostjmf wrote:Ritterskoop says:
MerryCritters are neither Merry, to me, all men (to anyone) or straightforward & honest,Without agreeing on the A-hole or ignominious parts:
if viewed objectively. I basically find them a royal pain, unless the post is blatantly humorous, or at least attempting to be (& frankly, sometimes when they even are humerous/attempting to be). SisyphusCritter's are neither.
Not to me.The Fan part of the name was the clue, I thought.
Well, when aimed at me its pointlessly nasty, but as I said that could have been any one of several people. The prose style certainly isn't distinctive.Plus the distinctive posting style.
Thanks, pea. Even if you did make fun of me I'd stand by my wtf on that word. I couldn't even spell it right, never mind say it, it took 3 tries to find the word I was looking for. Eek!peacock2121 wrote:My post was not directed at sunflower for not knowing what that word is - I can't even sound it out right.
Just what the french are you on about? What do Merry Men have to do with it? You have no freaking clue about anything and therefore shouldn't be spouting off for no reason concerning something about which you know nothing.ghostjmf wrote:Ritterskoop says:
MerryCritters are neither Merry, to me, all men (to anyone) or straightforward & honest,Without agreeing on the A-hole or ignominious parts:
if viewed objectively. I basically find them a royal pain, unless the post is blatantly humorous, or at least attempting to be (& frankly, sometimes when they even are humerous/attempting to be). SisyphusCritter's are neither.
As I said, slow on the uptake.....ghostjmr wrote:Not to me.The Fan part of the name was the clue, I thought.
It isn't a style, it's the way I normally talk. However, your "style" is most certainly distinctive. I'll give you that.ghostjmf wrote:Well, when aimed at me its pointlessly nasty, but as I said that could have been any one of several people. The prose style certainly isn't distinctive.Plus the distinctive posting style.
Shout out to Rock of Love Bus! Woo hoo!Sisyphean Fan wrote:Just what the french are you on about?
Not if you've been following their nasty posts to me.Wow...
I knew who it was, but a tad harsh, no?
I never took SATs (I took ACT, or something called something like that; an equivalent but not as prestigious college entrance exam at the time, though I haven't heard of it recently) but wasn't told my verbal score. Passed, though! I've heard the word spoken in family, on the radio, & occasionally read it in print. Just goes to show we all don't have the same vocabulary. And that this word wasn't on your SATs!PS I got an almost perfect score on my verbal SATs and still had to look that word up on webster.com to find out what it meant. I'm not afraid to admit it, I've never heard ignominious before.
Ha! It's my new favourite saying.sunflower wrote:Shout out to Rock of Love Bus! Woo hoo!Sisyphean Fan wrote:Just what the french are you on about?
(Not to belittle the argument, it's just so rare someone else knows "what the french"!)
It was my facebook status for a couple of days...no one got it!! Although one friend thought she was saying "what the fridge" and I guess in that drawl I could see that, I couldn't make fun because "what the french" makes no more sense that "what the fridge"!Sisyphean Fan wrote:Ha! It's my new favourite saying.sunflower wrote:Shout out to Rock of Love Bus! Woo hoo!Sisyphean Fan wrote:Just what the french are you on about?
(Not to belittle the argument, it's just so rare someone else knows "what the french"!)
Frankly, I wonder why everyone who doesn't love me to bits exists.Frankly, I wonder why you post here.
Really.
You should've figured it out from the "Cheap Bastards" thread about BB&B!!
I love that!ghostjmf wrote:christie1111 says:
Frankly, I wonder why everyone who doesn't love me to bits exists.Frankly, I wonder why you post here.
Really.
Really.
ghostjmf wrote:christie1111 says:
Frankly, I wonder why everyone who doesn't love me to bits exists.Frankly, I wonder why you post here.
Really.
Really.
PS I got an almost perfect score on my verbal SATs and still had to look that word up on webster.com to find out what it meant. I'm not afraid to admit it, I've never heard ignominious before.
I question your use of ignominious (forget the fact that it's not a front and, really, if you've been paying attention to posters who have been here for, say, years, as you obviously have or else you wouldn't know or think you know that someone was posting about you, you should know who "Fan" is).I never took SATs (I took ACT, or something called something like that; an equivalent but not as prestigious college entrance exam at the time, though I haven't heard of it recently) but wasn't told my verbal score. Passed, though! I've heard the word spoken in family, on the radio, & occasionally read it in print. Just goes to show we all don't have the same vocabulary. And that this word wasn't on your SATs!
Miss ghost, does that mean you don't like me? I am straightforward and honest, and I love you to bits. That's the kind of girl I am.ghostjmf wrote:
MerryCritters are neither Merry, to me, all men (to anyone) or straightforward & honest,
if viewed objectively. I basically find them a royal pain, unless the post is blatantly humorous, or at least attempting to be (& frankly, sometimes when they even are humerous/attempting to be).
\ Miss ghost, does that mean you don't like me? I am straightforward and honest, and I love you to bits. That's the kind of girl I am.
/ \
P.S. I am not a critter. I am a dog.
AnnieCamaro wrote:Thank you. I was worrying.
I love everybody to bits.
