am i a dork?

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
i don't get this thread.
are you trying to get 'cool points' for this or what?

i mean, who cares? really?

i think i was mainly looking for arguements to why downloads, online play, television are good, and that i was an idiot for being "behind the times." sometimes (but mainly most) i never make sense. cool points are for dorks.

thread has failed.

It has been a while since this forum has seen a good feud, but this manimtired vs. walkonby comes off as forced. Besides, it has none of the spark of a Rhett vs. GGW. Someone post someone's home address, stat!

Originally posted by manimtired:
thread had failed.

so then by your admission, this is for cool points, thus making you a dork?

i mean, since you asked if you were a dork and if cool points are for dorks…

Originally posted by walkonby:

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
i don't get this thread.
are you trying to get 'cool points' for this or what?

i mean, who cares? really?

i think i was mainly looking for arguements to why downloads, online play, television are good, and that i was an idiot for being "behind the times." sometimes (but mainly most) i never make sense. cool points are for dorks.

this isnt a fued. i dont have nearly a high enough post count for this to be a worthy fued.

Originally posted by walkonby:
i think i was mainly looking for arguements to why downloads, online play, television are good, and that i was an idiot for being "behind the times."

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Television is so 40s. Hi-Fi is where it's at now, man.

maybe i should start a thread entitled 'am i a woman?'

i bleed for days each month, but i don't die.
i don't play online, i prefer to cook and bake.
i don't have a penis.
i have not bought a new pair of shoes in nearly a week.
i sometimes enjoy painting my fingernails over reading.
i think that most of you are becoming a pain in the ass.

now may the insults begin.

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
maybe i should start a thread entitled 'am i a woman?'

i bleed for days each month, but i don't die.
i don't play online, i prefer to cook and bake.
i don't have a penis.
i have not bought a new pair of shoes in nearly a week.
i sometimes enjoy painting my fingernails over painting over reading.
i think that most of you are becoming a pain in the ass.

now may the insults begin.

Throw in the roller hockey thing and I'm going to have to go with "No."

Brian

Originally posted by nkotb:
It has been a while since this forum has seen a good feud, but this manimtired vs. walkonby comes off as forced. Besides, it has none of the spark of a Rhett vs. GGW. Someone post someone's home address, stat!

Originally posted by manimtired:
thread had failed.

i prefer myself vs. brian. it's a secret hate, but it's there. the widespread cracks just fuel the flames.

and miss p., i know i'm dork . . . i just wanted to know if you thought i was. besides, this is the most replies to a retarded thread i've started in awhile, so i'm happy. and i have more posts than that other person.

Originally posted by Brian_Wallace:
Throw in the roller hockey thing and I'm going to have to go with "No."

Brian

I'm loathe to admit it, but BWall made a funny! :p

Originally posted by manimtired:
things that make you an average "hipster"..or "cooler than thou"…or self righteous…

not owning tv*

walkonby was recently interviewed for this article, little did he know that it would be turned into such an expose… maybe this thread is his mea culpa?

Originally posted by beetsnotbeats:
Television is so 40s. Hi-Fi is where it's at now, man.

i love how all the fancy, hi-fi listening people in that picture are drinking beer.

Originally posted by miss pretentious:
i bleed for days each month, but i don't die.

I am taking an online Sexual Harrassment training today and the only question I've missed so far was one about a woman talking about her period:

"Whatâ??s wrong?" Arthur asks when he finds Eloise frantically searching the cabinets in their department's common area. "Iâ??m dying here!" Eloise responds. "Killer menstrual cramps and my period is so, so heavy. Do we have any aspirin in here?"

Is Eloiseâ??s statement to Arthur appropriate?

Yes
No
————————

I said yes - it didn't bother me one bit. But the correct answer was no because:

In determining a reasonable personâ??s perspective on workplace harassment, the law takes into account cultural differences between men and women. A reasonable man is likely to take offense at comments about a female colleague's menstrual period.


What the hell reasonable man are they talking about?

"Linoleum!"

Brian

Originally posted by sweetcell:

Originally posted by manimtired:
things that make you an average "hipster"..or "cooler than thou"…or self righteous…

not owning tv*

walkonby was recently interviewed for this article, little did he know that it would be turned into such an expose… maybe this thread is his mea culpa?

Originally posted by beetsnotbeats:
Television is so 40s. Hi-Fi is where it's at now, man.

i love how all the fancy, hi-fi listening people in that picture are drinking beer.

no self respectful gay person would dare own furniture like that guy. and that goatee thing . . . how wicked queer!

Originally posted by walkonby:
i know just on that question alone, most would love to just say yes, but let me finish the question first.

i don't download, i listen to cds.
i don't multi-play online, i prefer to 1 player.
i don't have a myspace account or blog.
i have not had television for 3 years.
i sometimes enjoy reading magazines over novels.
i think that live shows are becoming to be a pain in the ass.

now may the insults begin.

Except for the tv thing we could've been seperated at birth….and I admire you for the tv thing. I wish I could do without tv, but how would I get to see my beloved Man Utd, and I'd really miss the history/discovery/animal/court channels but I'd probably get over them….but not United, I'd have to move back to manc, which means getting divorced, so I'll stick with the telly because I hit the jackpot with my wife..

Originally posted by vansmack:
What the hell reasonable man are they talking about?

I've given this a lot of thought. I can see both sides of the argument. On one hand, if my girlfriend or sister told me they were on their period, I wouldn't have a problem with it in the least. I mean, we're all adults, right?

At the same time, putting myself in a workplace situation, I can see why its more awkward. Not that I'm uncomfortable with the particular information disclosed so much as I'd find it unusual that a co-worker would divulge such a thing since, in my experience, my casual female acquaintances don't typically offer up insight into their menstrual cycle.

However, also in my experience, most guys I know are significantly less comfortable with the topic then I am. The window of who they feel comfortable knowing such things about narrows leaving many feeling awkward when random people divulge such info.

I guess what I'm saying is, I have no real problem with it personally, but if I was a female, I wouldn't make such statements at work knowing that someone at some point would be offended/weirded out.

Originally posted by Brain Walrus:
I wish I could do without tv, but how would I get to see my beloved Man Utd, and I'd really miss the history/discovery/animal/court channels but I'd probably get over them….but not United, I'd have to move back to manc, which means getting divorced, so I'll stick with the telly because I hit the jackpot with my wife..

Jesus CHRIST! You love the f***ing REDS!?!?!?
That explains a LOT. Why don't you just love the Yankees? F***ing prat!

Liam at 00:51

Noel at 01:25

Brian

Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Jesus CHRIST! You love the f***ing REDS!?!?!?

It's nice to see that you pay attention. He's been keeping that secret forever.

Originally posted by Brian Wallace:

Originally posted by Brain Walrus:
I wish I could do without tv, but how would I get to see my beloved Man Utd, and I'd really miss the history/discovery/animal/court channels but I'd probably get over them….but not United, I'd have to move back to manc, which means getting divorced, so I'll stick with the telly because I hit the jackpot with my wife..

Jesus CHRIST! You love the f***ing REDS!?!?!?
That explains a LOT. Why don't you just love the Yankees? F***ing prat!

Liam at 00:51

Noel at 01:25

Brian

A born and bred red.. you knobhead….and for the record, I don't give a rats about baseball but I hate the yankees.

Sorry, we have websense at work so I can't link youtube, but if it's Liam and Noel I'm sure it has something to do with Man Shitty..

Originally posted by Julian, good manners AFICIONADO:

Originally posted by vansmack:
What the hell reasonable man are they talking about?

I've given this a lot of thought. I can see both sides of the argument. On one hand, if my girlfriend or sister told me they were on their period, I wouldn't have a problem with it in the least. I mean, we're all adults, right?

At the same time, putting myself in a workplace situation, I can see why its more awkward. Not that I'm uncomfortable with the particular information disclosed so much as I'd find it unusual that a co-worker would divulge such a thing since, in my experience, my casual female acquaintances don't typically offer up insight into their menstrual cycle.

However, also in my experience, most guys I know are significantly less comfortable with the topic then I am. The window of who they feel comfortable knowing such things about narrows leaving many feeling awkward when random people divulge such info.

I guess what I'm saying is, I have no real problem with it personally, but if I was a female, I wouldn't make such statements at work knowing that someone at some point would be offended/weirded out.

I sometimes wish men got periods too, so we could have a guaranteed sick day (or two) each month, or an excuse to kill your spouse and get away with it if they piss you off.