Re: WE HAVE TO GET OFFLINE
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 3:12 pm
Yes! I'm feeling a twinge coming on myself.MacCruiskeen wrote: (See you in the Saloon later? I need a headache cure.)
What you don't know can't hurt them.
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Yes! I'm feeling a twinge coming on myself.MacCruiskeen wrote: (See you in the Saloon later? I need a headache cure.)
I had you down as a whisky man, Mac....MacCruiskeen wrote:Well, Willow, I cannot tell a lie: fact is, I got led astray, with vodka. Not my usual tipple at all, and I had decidedly too much of the stuff, in harmless-tasting cocktails, yum yum. So then it suddenly seemed very important to go online and tell people (online), in all-caps and in no uncertain terms, how important it is to get offline. Made perfect sense at the time.Project Willow wrote: Mac, why are you in a bad mood?
Mea culpa, and apologies all round.
First the man drinks the wine
Then the wine drinks the wine
Then the wine drinks the man.
- Old Chinese Proverb
(See you in the Saloon later? I need a headache cure.)

Whereas you are oh so positive. Hey, I don't have the spare time to compose long diatribes; besides, it's your job to entertain me, not counterwise. So fuck you, fat boy.undead wrote:Yeah, that guy is a total tool and a troll, never offering anything positive and just being a petty annoyance whenever the opportunity presents itself to make snide one-liners. Basically what you would expect from someone with that name.MacCruiskeen wrote:So, somebody calling himself "freemason", who chooses as his avatar a photo of the Supercool Smokin' Leader Obama, and whose tagline says:...is sceptical about an "untrained", unmanaged, collective, embodied effort by the Great Unwashed?freemason9 wrote: The real issue is that there is extremely low likelihood that the speculations of the untrained, on a topic almost pathologically riddled by dynamic considerations and feedback effects, will offer anything new.
Quelle surprise!
Presumably what they're lacking is a Worshipful Master.
I don't know, Mac. Given that the internet has turned out to be the greatest surveillance tool ever conceived, your recommendation to "get offline" makes a hell of a lot of sense.MacCruiskeen wrote:Well, Willow, I cannot tell a lie: fact is, I got led astray, with vodka. Not my usual tipple at all, and I had decidedly too much of the stuff, in harmless-tasting cocktails, yum yum. So then it suddenly seemed very important to go online and tell people (online), in all-caps and in no uncertain terms, how important it is to get offline. Made perfect sense at the time.Project Willow wrote: Mac, why are you in a bad mood?
Mea culpa, and apologies all round.
First the man drinks the wine
Then the wine drinks the wine
Then the wine drinks the man.
- Old Chinese Proverb
(See you in the Saloon later? I need a headache cure.)
Where do you think I have been for the last 6ish+ months?MacCruiskeen wrote:That is all.
Please no responses, for obvious reasons.
They've been down there four years
& they're --
all other legislation they wanted to bring up
they brought it up
& gotten it out of the way
& now they bring up you.
And now, they bring up you.
You put them first & they put you last....