Things you're really, really NOT into. (not music)

well since I'monn the same side of the pond as he is, it's normal

Snow Dog wrote: presdoug wrote: I did not realise that Dr. Seuss was mainly just a US thing (they were well known books in Canada, too, where i grew up as a child)                      The books were delightful, as well as several animated cartoons that were made based on the books, the wittiest being "The Star Bellied Sneetches", a kind of a parody of the insanity and mindlessness of the arms race Personally, me and my children can't stand them. And that awful Grinch film with Jim Carrey is beyond hideous.

The Jim Carrey Grinch film is awful, but the original Grinch film narrated by Boris Karloff is a delight

Fashion 

Anirml wrote: Fashion

Turn to the left.  Beep beep.

I'm wondering if the "not" page outpacing the other one says something about us.

Are we just cynical or something?


Edited by Slartibartfast - January 13 2011 at 19:02

Henry Plainview wrote:    I am not into overly specific Wikipedia articles. Stop wasting your life, Wikinerds!

Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: - Advertisment in our streets on TV, at the movies, on radio etc... - ... gun right activism - Taking the bus, tube of tram. Train is ok. - ... marjuana - ...self-proclaimed anarchists - So called enviromental skepticism - 911 Truth Movement (Truthers) - Massproduced crap from IKEA and similar concepts - Parenthood Looking back at your list you're like the anti-me. Wow, a conservative sociopath with a head full of conspiracy theories. But I like a little danger and you're not into dreadlocks, incense or emoticons so I might have a crush on you after all. I"m about the furthest you can get from a conservative. Conservatives hate Anarchists more than Communists. I don't think I believe in any conspiracy theories either.

As you customised my list, kept the stuff you kept and called yourself the anti me, how could I not assume you weren't portraiting yourself as a gun right activist/global warning sceptic and truther who enjoyed massproduced crap, anarchy and marihuana? It reminded me of a Ted Kaczynski kind of conservative.

Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: - Advertisment in our streets on TV, at the movies, on radio etc... - ... gun right activism - Taking the bus, tube of tram. Train is ok. - ... marjuana - ...self-proclaimed anarchists - So called enviromental skepticism - 911 Truth Movement (Truthers) - Massproduced crap from IKEA and similar concepts - Parenthood Looking back at your list you're like the anti-me. Wow, a conservative sociopath with a head full of conspiracy theories. But I like a little danger and you're not into dreadlocks, incense or emoticons so I might have a crush on you after all. I"m about the furthest you can get from a conservative. Conservatives hate Anarchists more than Communists. I don't think I believe in any conspiracy theories either. As you customised my list, kept the stuff you kept and called yourself the anti me, how could I not assume you weren't portraiting yourself as a gun right activist/global warning sceptic and truther who enjoyed massproduced crap, anarchy and marihuana? It reminded me of a Ted Kaczynski kind of conservative. 9/11 truther does not imply conspiracy theorist. But yes I am a gun activist, global warming skeptic, who enjoys marijuana, mass produced crap. I'm also an anarchist which is like a conservative's anti-matter.

A truther might not think of him-or herself as a conspiracy theorist, but everyone else thinks of you as one. Same goes for the "global warming scepisism". I've also met plenty of Marihuanasmoking conspiracy theorists, so it kind of makes sense. Nobody outside the US understands your gun right activism, and I've always associated it with your countries conservatives. But you seem to be a  more a complex fella who cherrypicks your extremes from the worst of both worlds. Where I live hardly no one ever gets killed, and we've never had a high school massacre. Because we don't have all these weapons lying around. Simple as that.


Edited by Saperlipopette! - January 14 2011 at 10:34

Saperlipopette! wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Saperlipopette! wrote: - Advertisment in our streets on TV, at the movies, on radio etc... - ... gun right activism - Taking the bus, tube of tram. Train is ok. - ... marjuana - ...self-proclaimed anarchists - So called enviromental skepticism - 911 Truth Movement (Truthers) - Massproduced crap from IKEA and similar concepts - Parenthood Looking back at your list you're like the anti-me. Wow, a conservative sociopath with a head full of conspiracy theories. But I like a little danger and you're not into dreadlocks, incense or emoticons so I might have a crush on you after all. I"m about the furthest you can get from a conservative. Conservatives hate Anarchists more than Communists. I don't think I believe in any conspiracy theories either. As you customised my list, kept the stuff you kept and called yourself the anti me, how could I not assume you weren't portraiting yourself as a gun right activist/global warning sceptic and truther who enjoyed massproduced crap, anarchy and marihuana? It reminded me of a Ted Kaczynski kind of conservative. 9/11 truther does not imply conspiracy theorist. But yes I am a gun activist, global warming skeptic, who enjoys marijuana, mass produced crap. I'm also an anarchist which is like a conservative's anti-matter. At truther wouldn't might not think of him-or herself as a conspiracy theorist, but everyone else thinks of you as one. Same goes for the "global warming scepisism". I've also met plenty of Marihuanasmoking conspiracy theorists, so it kind of makes sense. Nobody outside the US understands your gun right activism, and I've always associated it with your countries conservatives. But you seem to be a  more a complex fella who cherrypicks your extremes from the worst of both worlds. Where I live hardly no one ever gets killed, and we've never had a high school massacre. Because we don't have all these weapons lying around. Simple as that.

It must be a typo - The right to arm bears?

I'm not into hunting so maybe we should "arm bears" and give them a fighting chance.

Sean Trane wrote: well since I'monn the same side of the pond as he is, it's normal   (most likely Saperlipopette (french from i gather from the nickname) is also on this side.....)