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all the same
05-26-2005, 10:43 PM
I have been ridiculously sad lately. It seems everyone in my life is going through some major trauma right now. Family deaths, cancer scares, depression, loneliness. It makes it really hard to figure out what the point of it all is. I get easily overwhelmed by life. Anyone else? :distress:

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 10:45 PM
Hang in there. I learned a long time ago, life is what you make it and it really does not get any better or worse - it just gets. So, to quote Tammy Faye Baker ( :eek: :laugh: ) "When life hands you lemons, make lemonade!" I know that is ridiculously simple, but the deeper meaning is make the best of everything, even when you feel like your life is fading :cool:

dissention
05-26-2005, 10:46 PM
I cried at Star Wars. :wavey:

I'm not a depressed or blue person, I just feel a lot of regret over things I haven't done and am bitter about certain things that I've wanted to do but haven't been able to. Such is life, I suppose.

Cheer up!

dissention
05-26-2005, 10:48 PM
Hang in there. I learned a long time ago, life is what you make it and it really does not get any better or worse - it just gets. So, to quote Tammy Faye Baker ( :eek: :laugh: ) "When life hands you lemons, make lemonade!" I know that is ridiculously simple, but the deeper meaning is make the best of everything, even when you feel like your life is fading :cool:

Or as Dolly says, "You have to go through the rain to get to the rainbow."

I love Dolly AND Tammy so much. :laugh:

all the same
05-26-2005, 10:50 PM
Hang in there. I learned a long time ago, life is what you make it and it really does not get any better or worse - it just gets. So, to quote Tammy Faye Baker ( :eek: :laugh: ) "When life hands you lemons, make lemonade!" I know that is ridiculously simple, but the deeper meaning is make the best of everything, even when you feel like your life is fading :cool:

I prefer "when life hands you lemons, shoot yourself in the face." But that might be just me. Just kidding. I know. It's the same old "it can't be that bad" thing. But I come from a long line of depressive people. When it gets bad, I take it all on and it takes over my everything. I'll move past this. I always do. But how many damn times does the world have to fall apart? It seems to come in tremendous waves. There is so much distress around me right now. Too much.

all the same
05-26-2005, 10:51 PM
Yes, that's why we're loitering on a message board.

Exactly! :laugh: At least that made me laugh...

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 10:52 PM
I prefer "when life hands you lemons, shoot yourself in the face." But that might be just me. Just kidding. I know. It's the same old "it can't be that bad" thing. But I come from a long line of depressive people. When it gets bad, I take it all on and it takes over my everything. I'll move past this. I always do. But how many damn times does the world have to fall apart? It seems to come in tremendous waves. There is so much distress around me right now. Too much.


All I can offer is my life experiences. I thought my life would turn out differently. It did not. Som I made the best of it. I truly try to see the bright side of everything and it is VERY hard to do and I sometimes fail. If you are really really depressed, you might want to see a professional. Sometimes having an objective ear that is trained to help you can do just that. ALso, if it is a situation you can control, like a bad friend, etc., you have the power over your life and you can walk away. Good Luck to you.

dissention
05-26-2005, 10:54 PM
All I can offer is my life experiences. I thought my life would turn out differently. It did not. Som I made the best of it. I truly try to see the bright side of everything and it is VERY hard to do and I sometimes fail.

I just read a study today that says cynicism begins very early in childhood. I was f*cked from the beginning. :laugh:

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 10:57 PM
I just read a study today that says cynicism begins very early in childhood. I was f*cked from the beginning. :laugh:


LOL - I am such a cynic - but being the Jedi I am, I trained myself not to let it get to me :cool:

wondergirl9847
05-26-2005, 11:04 PM
I get depressed every month like most women do. I cry for no reason and just get "down in the dumps". Then, it passes and I'm cool again. :) You will get through it, don't worry. I was an emotional wreck yesterday because of my dog and having to make the decision to put her down, but I was tons better today, having come to peace about it. Sure, it's still difficult and is going to be so next week, but she'll be free from pain and suffering. I love her, she loves me, and that's that.

We Ledgies are here if anyone needs to vent or whatever. :)

SuzeQuze
05-26-2005, 11:05 PM
I prefer "when life hands you lemons, shoot yourself in the face." But that might be just me. Just kidding. I know. It's the same old "it can't be that bad" thing. But I come from a long line of depressive people. When it gets bad, I take it all on and it takes over my everything. I'll move past this. I always do. But how many damn times does the world have to fall apart? It seems to come in tremendous waves. There is so much distress around me right now. Too much.

You are absorbing too much pain from others. Unplug, do something just for you that makes you feel good. Things are not all bad it only seems so, its a trick your mind plays on you when you are low.

What concerns me is that you say you come from a long line of depressive people. Depression is very steeped in biology so I would recommend that you do get help because it isn't normal and you don't have to live that way. My family is riddled with it and I've battled it with a lot of success and I'm happy today. If I didn't get help I'm not sure I'd be here. I'm also not sure my brother would be here since he just went through a severe episode which I helped him with. It broke my heart. But he is doing so well now. Anyway, if you would like, we can talk about this more offline.

I also want to point out that the world does extra suck right now, it isn't just you. But you can still feel good. :xoxo:

GateandGarden
05-26-2005, 11:12 PM
You are absorbing too much pain from others. Unplug, do something just for you that makes you feel good. Things are not all bad it only seems so, its a trick your mind plays on you when you are low.

What concerns me is that you say you come from a long line of depressive people. Depression is very steeped in biology so I would recommend that you do get help because it isn't normal and you don't have to live that way. My family is riddled with it and I've battled it with a lot of success and I'm happy today. If I didn't get help I'm not sure I'd be here. I'm also not sure my brother would be here since he just went through a severe episode which I helped him with. It broke my heart. But he is doing so well now. Anyway, if you would like, we can talk about this more offline.

I also want to point out that the world does extra suck right now, it isn't just you. But you can still feel good. :xoxo:Ditto to everything she just said. :nod: I knew she was going to say it better than I ever could.

I have to agree about professional help. It was an idea I was at first opposed to but it proved to help me through my teen years, which were pretty awful, though it's all relative.

I also agree that if you are in a situation in which you're suffering for others as well as yourself, you really should take some time out to focus on yourself, doing something for you that is much deserved.

Things aren't all peachy with the world in general, as she said, so I've no doubt that's affecting all of us to some degree. You're definitely not alone and don't ever hesitate to vent to us here on The Ledge. I think that's part of the reason why we're all here together. :)

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:19 PM
Thanks you guys. I think it is time for professional help for me. I've been a wreck since I was a teen. Battled suicidal thoughts (not so much in the capacity that I want to kill myself, but that I just no longer want to be), depression, loneliness, and a host of other things. But I think my biggest problem is that am a sponge for other people's pain. If someone is in pain, I can sense them from across the room and swallow all their pain and it absolutely knocks me on my ass. I really gotta do something about this because it's not really making my life work for me. I feel like I have a totally disfunctional life.

amber
05-26-2005, 11:22 PM
I have been ridiculously sad lately. It seems everyone in my life is going through some major trauma right now. Family deaths, cancer scares, depression, loneliness. It makes it really hard to figure out what the point of it all is. I get easily overwhelmed by life. Anyone else? :distress:
Me, too, I've been really sad. I'm sorry you have been. I always think life is pretty pointless, though. :laugh: Usually, I don't care, but lately it's all been very douchebaggish. Although, I swear I would not feel this way if I had tons of money.. :lol: People say that's not the answer, but...I dunno... :p

dissention
05-26-2005, 11:25 PM
Me, too, I've been really sad. I'm sorry you have been. I always think life is pretty pointless, though. :laugh: Usually, I don't care, but lately it's all been very douchebaggish. Although, I swear I would not feel this way if I had tons of money.. :lol: People say that's not the answer, but...I dunno... :p

I agree. Give me a few million and I'll make things happen for myself, don't you worry. Whoever said money doesn't buy happiness was dead-ass broke, I tell ya.

I hope everyone who's feeling "douchebaggish" feels better.

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 11:26 PM
Me, too, I've been really sad. I'm sorry you have been. I always think life is pretty pointless, though. :laugh: Usually, I don't care, but lately it's all been very douchebaggish. Although, I swear I would not feel this way if I had tons of money.. :lol: People say that's not the answer, but...I dunno... :p


Lord Child - you have met me - tell these people my baloon never lands :wavey:

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:27 PM
Me, too, I've been really sad. I'm sorry you have been. I always think life is pretty pointless, though. :laugh: Usually, I don't care, but lately it's all been very douchebaggish. Although, I swear I would not feel this way if I had tons of money.. :lol: People say that's not the answer, but...I dunno... :p

I think everyone has their problems, even the wealthy. But I do also believe that they should shut the f*ck up and go for a nice yaught ride to clear their heads! :laugh: But seriously, when you have money (like me :lol: ) you develop new problems. Every since Momsy and Dadsy gave me my first million, life just seems so, well, meaningless... I mean how many diamonds can one boy have? :laugh: Uh... okay, yeah... in all truth, I share a bathroom with a pot dealer! Nice, eh?

amber
05-26-2005, 11:28 PM
You are absorbing too much pain from others.
Twue, and Cancers tend to do this more than most. It's like, our astrological job. :laugh: But that's why we like to laugh so much, right?...and remember...
"always la-hame! always la-hame! liiiiiife!!!!"
Did that cheer you up? I knew it would... :laugh:
I told my one friend, who's b-day is today, how bad I felt, and she gave me some kind words. She was all "you're great! People like you! and if anyone doesn't, they are totally missing out, and they are lame! You have a great personality! And, it's probably only people who have ugly hair, anyways!"
so, I offer those same words to you, in hopes they offer you solace.... :wavey: :xoxo:

dissention
05-26-2005, 11:29 PM
But seriously, when you have money (like me :lol: ) you develop new problems.

I would happily let them develop, then. :laugh:

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:30 PM
Twue, and Cancers tend to do this more than most. It's like, our astrological job. :laugh: But that's why we like to laugh so much, right?...and remember...
"always la-hame! always la-hame! liiiiiife!!!!"
Did that cheer you up? I knew it would... :laugh:
I told my one friend, who's b-day is today, how bad I felt, and she gave me some kind words. She was all "you're great! People like you! and if anyone doesn't, they are totally missing out, and they are lame! You have a great personality! And, it's probably only people who have ugly hair, anyways!"
so, I offer those same words to you, in hopes they offer you solace.... :wavey: :xoxo:

:lol: :lol: :lol: ugly hair!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:31 PM
I would happily let them develop, then. :laugh:

I hear ya tootz! ;)

amber
05-26-2005, 11:33 PM
I think everyone has their problems, even the wealthy. But I do also believe that they should shut the f*ck up and go for a nice yaught ride to clear their heads! :laugh: But seriously, when you have money (like me :lol: ) you develop new problems. Every since Momsy and Dadsy gave me my first million, life just seems so, well, meaningless... I mean how many diamonds can one boy have? :laugh: Uh... okay, yeah... in all truth, I share a bathroom with a pot dealer! Nice, eh?
:laugh: :lol: Ah, yes, the meaningless of millions.... :distress:
Dude! If I shared that bathroom, I'd be counting my blessings! :D

diamondsnake
05-26-2005, 11:33 PM
I just assumed that everyone else here suffered from severe depression. My mistake. I first decided I wanted to die when I was 5, I just didn't know how one went about dying. Being depressive for that long makes me feel elderly at 22, how the hell did I get this far? Probably by procrastination and blunt knives. Sorry for my lack of positivity, you can't expect much from people who hang around on message boards I'd say.
Lux, I'm kind of scared for you. Life is a gift... it is just crazy talk to want to kill yourself at age five (or twenty two for that matter). Things get me down but sooner or later you have to shake it off and bounce back because you only live once and there are so many beautiful things out there and so little time to enjoy them.

amber
05-26-2005, 11:34 PM
:lol: :lol: :lol: ugly hair!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
:lol: :lol: I know, right? That's why she's my BF!!! :D

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:36 PM
Lux, I'm kind of scared for you. Life is a gift... it is just crazy talk to want to kill yourself at age five (or twenty two for that matter). Things get me down but sooner or later you have to shake it off and bounce back because you only live once and there are so many beautiful things out there and so little time to enjoy them.

Yeah, Lux, that concerned me too! Oh, look at me absorbing someone else's pain again! :lol: Just kidding. You are doing okay though now, right? Well, who am I kidding. I'm a total wreck right now and wanna go drown myself in my bathtub. :lol:

macfanken
05-26-2005, 11:39 PM
Well, hang in there... I don't have any advice, but just know that you're not alone. The last year has been a hard one for me, sad and lonely... sometimes it's a bit overwhelming.

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:39 PM
One other really nice feature about me is that I have what my friend has named an "airwall". When I meet someone new, I immediately build a nice little wall to keep them away. This works really well for me especially when it comes to dating. "Oh, what, you're interested in me? Hmmm... get me some bricks and cement, 'cause you ain't gettin' in!" I get tons of action that way! :lol:

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 11:42 PM
Well, hang in there... I don't have any advice, but just know that you're not alone. The last year has been a hard one for me, sad and lonely... sometimes it's a bit overwhelming.

Just look to the cats in your avatar when you get lonely - they certainly look like they are having fun :p Seriously, hang in there young man - you have your whole life in front of you!!!!!!!!!! :wavey:

amber
05-26-2005, 11:43 PM
One other really nice feature about me is that I have what my friend has named an "airwall". When I meet someone new, I immediately build a nice little wall to keep them away. This works really well for me especially when it comes to dating. "Oh, what, you're interested in me? Hmmm... get me some bricks and cement, 'cause you ain't gettin' in!" I get tons of action that way! :lol:
me, too. :distress: well, not so much with potential datees, just bunches of other people. :p Anyways, it's a fabulous defense mechanism, isn't it? I have to say, though, I usually just feel that I don't actually like most people that much. Projection? You be the judge! :laugh:
You should read a great book I have "Cancers Who Are Too Bitchy" :lol: :lol: :xoxo:

ontheEdgeof17
05-26-2005, 11:45 PM
Take care, D. :hugz:



I've been in a funk for awhile, too. I'm just overwhelmed with my every changing life. I need a Stevie show to perk me up.

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 11:46 PM
One other really nice feature about me is that I have what my friend has named an "airwall". When I meet someone new, I immediately build a nice little wall to keep them away. This works really well for me especially when it comes to dating. "Oh, what, you're interested in me? Hmmm... get me some bricks and cement, 'cause you ain't gettin' in!" I get tons of action that way! :lol:


Isn't that the way it always is - the more you ignore them, the harder they try. Then, when you FINALLY meet one you are interested in, they want nothing to do with you, which usually makes you want them more. It is a VICIOUS MOTHER FU^&ING CYCLE :mad: :laugh:

diamondsnake
05-26-2005, 11:46 PM
I'm a total wreck right now and wanna go drown myself in my bathtub. :lol:

If it makes you feel any better I sometimes feel the same way. Not that I am depressed or anything. I am just finding that I have some social problems- or to put it more bluntly I have a bunch of "friends" and I don't like any of them! Why can't I just attract people that are funny and smart and care about things other then their shade of nail polish? I am just so sick of some of the people in my life right now. So, I can relate to your state of miserableness to some degree.

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:47 PM
Well, hang in there... I don't have any advice, but just know that you're not alone. The last year has been a hard one for me, sad and lonely... sometimes it's a bit overwhelming.

Loneliness is a terrible thing. I live in constant denial of my loneliness. Ever notice if you mix up the letters in my name DANIEL, you get DENIAL. Nice, eh? I hope you're doing okay. You're a cutie pie. "There is magic all around you if I do say so myself."

macfanken
05-26-2005, 11:50 PM
One other really nice feature about me is that I have what my friend has named an "airwall". When I meet someone new, I immediately build a nice little wall to keep them away. This works really well for me especially when it comes to dating. "Oh, what, you're interested in me? Hmmm... get me some bricks and cement, 'cause you ain't gettin' in!" I get tons of action that way! :lol:

Ha! I'm the same way... I was actually accused of being an alien by an ex... because of the wall I build and my "issues". :laugh:

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 11:51 PM
I hate being lonely, yet I like doing most things alone. I go out by myself, when I go out, I sometimes go to the movies by myself, etc. But, I am not really what anyone would even remotely consider as shy (shut up Amber :laugh: ) and am in fact very gregarious - probably to the point of being aggravating :laugh: I guess I am very lucky to be comfortable with that.

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:51 PM
Isn't that the way it always is - the more you ignore them, the harder they try. Then, when you FINALLY meet one you are interested in, they want nothing to do with you, which usually makes you want them more. It is a VICIOUS MOTHER FU^&ING CYCLE :mad: :laugh:

Um... did you just crawl into my head and read my mind? EXACTLY!!! I pine away for boys from afar and in a sick way like having them far away from me so I can idealize them and turn them into something they can never be. It's the Angela Chase in me (My So-Called Life - best show evahhhh!) There was a brilliant line from My So-Called Life that went something like "I feel like I will die if I don't have the crush. Like I will starve to death. If the crush actually turns into something, then it's like it's not yours anymore." I am totally paraphrasing. When a crush turns into something... like a restraining order, for example! :lol: ... then I want nothing to do with the boy. But that like never happens because I am way to f*cked up to date anyone. Damn these all protecting airwalls!

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 11:53 PM
Ha! I'm the same way... I was actually accused of being an alien by an ex... because of the wall I build and my "issues". :laugh:


Notwithstanding you other "issues," don't you think everyone builds walls. I mean we all have out secrets. We all like our privacy. We all like a little mystery. Do you build huge walls all of the time?

In edit - that was meant in a curious way with no derision - I think you prob. knew that but on a re read I thought it could come off as that :cool:

diamondsnake
05-26-2005, 11:53 PM
Loneliness is a terrible thing. I live in constant denial of my loneliness. Ever notice if you mix up the letters in my name DANIEL, you get DENIAL. Nice, eh? I hope you're doing okay. You're a cutie pie. "There is magic all around you if I do say so myself."
See, I like having "me" time. I just want to throw my cell phone out the window when I am relaxing at home reading some magazines and all of the sudden a "friend" calls to bitch about their current "crisis" (which is generally an excuse for them to hear their own voice).

amber
05-26-2005, 11:56 PM
I hate being lonely, yet I like doing most things alone. I go out by myself, when I go out, I sometimes go to the movies by myself, etc. But, I am not really what anyone would even remotely consider as shy (shut up Amber :laugh: ) and am in fact very gregarious - probably to the point of being aggravating :laugh: I guess I am very lucky to be comfortable with that.
I would never say anything bad to one of two people who said something nice to me in Vegas!!! ;) :laugh: Bring on the gregarious! I love it!!!!

diamondsnake
05-26-2005, 11:57 PM
I hate being lonely, yet I like doing most things alone. I go out by myself, when I go out, I sometimes go to the movies by myself, etc. But, I am not really what anyone would even remotely consider as shy (shut up Amber :laugh: ) and am in fact very gregarious - probably to the point of being aggravating :laugh: I guess I am very lucky to be comfortable with that.
I'm the exact same way. I'll talk your ear off and am totally social with everyone but I prefer to be by myself half the time. I can't even shop with other people because I'm usually on a mission!

strandinthewind
05-26-2005, 11:57 PM
Um... did you just crawl into my head and read my mind? EXACTLY!!! I pine away for boys from afar and in a sick way like having them far away from me so I can idealize them and turn them into something they can never be. It's the Angela Chase in me (My So-Called Life - best show evahhhh!) There was a brilliant line from My So-Called Life that went something like "I feel like I will die if I don't have the crush. Like I will starve to death. If the crush actually turns into something, then it's like it's not yours anymore." I am totally paraphrasing. When a crush turns into something... like a restraining order, for example! :lol: ... then I want nothing to do with the boy. But that like never happens because I am way to f*cked up to date anyone. Damn these all protecting airwalls!

I am watching Dune on Sci Fi and they just showed a clip of the scene where the Reverend Mother screams to Alia "GET OUT OF MY MIND" as I am reading your question "Um... did you just crawl into my head and read my mind?" That is a little too coincidental for me :laugh:

I am just not really that much of a wall builder. The only time I will is when I think people are using me, which has happened more than once. But, I can usually tell when someone is doing that because I have had years of exp. with people who try. But, emotional walls - not really. But, we all have them in some repect. I guess the trick is to meet someone who makes you feel like you do not need them. But, let me tall ya, trusting that much in people is not an easy thing to do :eek:

all the same
05-26-2005, 11:59 PM
See, I like having "me" time. I just want to throw my cell phone out the window when I am relaxing at home reading some magazines and all of the sudden a "friend" calls to bitch about their current "crisis" (which is generally an excuse for them to hear their own voice).

I wince every time my phone rings any time of the day. I tend to check the old caller id a lot and if I know it's gonna be a long one, I just don't answer. When I'm stuck in my head like right now, the last thing I wanna do is be on my phone!

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:00 AM
I'm the exact same way. I'll talk your ear off and am totally social with everyone but I prefer to be by myself half the time. I can't even shop with other people because I'm usually on a mission!


I can shop with gldstwmn because she and I like the same stores, but the minute we walk in it is usually "see ya in an hour" :laugh: I also have an artist friend who was in Vegas with me and she and I act a little like a married couple when we shop - she explains the art on stores to me, she tells me what would look good on me colorwise, etc. But, she is married and we are totally just friends. So, in that respect, I like to shp with other people. But, after YEARS of experience, I can work the entire men's dept. at Neimans in like ten minutes and then try the stuff on :laugh:

GypsySorcerer
05-27-2005, 12:01 AM
I agree. Give me a few million and I'll make things happen for myself, don't you worry. Whoever said money doesn't buy happiness was dead-ass broke, I tell ya.



Hence the quote, "Money doesn't buy happiness, but you can pull your yacht pretty damn close." :laugh: :wavey:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:02 AM
I guess the trick is to meet someone who makes you feel like you do not need them.

Once again, you have perfectly stated exactly how I feel about people. This is unnerving! When people seem to need me too much, I shut down.

amber
05-27-2005, 12:02 AM
Hence the quote, "Money doesn't buy happiness, but you call pull your yacht pretty damn close." :laugh: :wavey:
:laugh: :lol:
Thank you!!!

GypsySorcerer
05-27-2005, 12:02 AM
I have been ridiculously sad lately. It seems everyone in my life is going through some major trauma right now. Family deaths, cancer scares, depression, loneliness. It makes it really hard to figure out what the point of it all is. I get easily overwhelmed by life. Anyone else? :distress:

I'm sorry you're feeling low. :( We're here for you, to talk, vent, or whatever you need. :xoxo:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:03 AM
Hence the quote, "Money doesn't buy happiness, but you call pull your yacht pretty damn close." :laugh: :wavey:


Lord Child - my mother always said a facsimilie of that "Money cannot buy you happiness, but it sure can make you suffah in comfort" :D

diamondsnake
05-27-2005, 12:06 AM
Lord Child - my mother always said a facsimilie of that "Money cannot buy you happiness, but it sure can make you suffah in comfort" :D
LOL! That is too funny!

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:07 AM
I'm sorry you're feeling low. :( We're here for you, to talk, vent, or whatever you need. :xoxo:

Thanks GypsySorcerer. I will get through this. I just need to be reminded that there is beauty in the world. Hah! Right as I said that someone outside my window screamed "F*CK YOU!!!" really loud to someone. Yep, this is a beautiful world, isn't it? :lol:

estranged4life
05-27-2005, 12:08 AM
I have been ridiculously sad lately. It seems everyone in my life is going through some major trauma right now. Family deaths, cancer scares, depression, loneliness. It makes it really hard to figure out what the point of it all is. I get easily overwhelmed by life. Anyone else? :distress:

The major trauma's ya listed have been my life for the last 2 years...This year has sucked worse than any since 1977 but I am still here and still not giving up, Just too lazy to give up actually (Besides, Someone has to collect all the upcoming Stevie Nicks solo shows :rolleyes: )

Just hang in there...If I can survive 2005 than everybody else in the world should be able to also :nod:

amber
05-27-2005, 12:09 AM
The major trauma's ya listed have been my life for the last 2 years...This year has sucked worse than any since 1977 but I am still here and still not giving up, Just too lazy to give up actually (Besides, Someone has to collect all the upcoming Stevie Nicks solo shows :rolleyes: )

Just hang in there...If I can survive 2005 than everybody else in the world should be able to also :nod:
Thanks, Brian. I guess if you can hang in, then I should be able to, too. :xoxo:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:12 AM
Once again, you have perfectly stated exactly how I feel about people. This is unnerving! When people seem to need me too much, I shut down.


I guess a little history is in order. I had a fantastic childhood - the things people dream of really. My parents are great people and I was very fortunate that they really took me all over the world with them. That may be why I am very comfortable in most settings. Around my 20's, I did musical theatre and some modelling. I loved the former and really did not care for the latter, though the latter lasted longer and paid a whole lot better than my illustrious acting career, which apparently I alone thought I was good at :laugh: In the middle of all of that, I got my law degree, which was really because my parents thought it was a good thing to get. I like practicing law, so its cool. But, I liked singing "there's a bright golden haze on the meadow" to a crowded house who adored me a whole helluva lot better :laugh: Then, I dated someone for a very long time. But, now we have sort of a LB - SN relationship, which is cool because we had, to paraphrase Stevie, barriers of time and other forms really prohibit us from being together. Depressing as it can be - Such is life - but in that - I guess really those (few have done all of that)- lifetimes, I learned about walls and how to make people want me. But, now that I do not have the guise of youth and my 195 pound body (though I am working back to it) - I have to rely more on me, which is cool, but harder. So, I guess what I am trying to say is, you are not alone in what you are going through and sometimes life just does not work out the way we want it to.

I hope that did not sound to "me me me - its all about me" :cool:

macfanken
05-27-2005, 12:13 AM
Notwithstanding you other "issues," don't you think everyone builds walls. I mean we all have out secrets. We all like our privacy. We all like a little mystery. Do you build huge walls all of the time?

In edit - that was meant in a curious way with no derision - I think you prob. knew that but on a re read I thought it could come off as that :cool:

Oh, I know you're just curious. :) I guess most people build emotional walls around them... I tend to do it when a relationship or dating type situation feels like it could get serious... I don't know if that's normal. :shrug:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:14 AM
The major trauma's ya listed have been my life for the last 2 years...This year has sucked worse than any since 1977 but I am still here and still not giving up, Just too lazy to give up actually (Besides, Someone has to collect all the upcoming Stevie Nicks solo shows :rolleyes: )

Just hang in there...If I can survive 2005 than everybody else in the world should be able to also :nod:


I cannot even begin to tell you how much I admire your strength in the last few years. But, other than the devastating loss of your mom, the other things are working out mostly for the best. Deb is better and you have new siblings. So, I guess hang on to that during your current medical stuff.

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:14 AM
The major trauma's ya listed have been my life for the last 2 years...This year has sucked worse than any since 1977 but I am still here and still not giving up, Just too lazy to give up actually (Besides, Someone has to collect all the upcoming Stevie Nicks solo shows :rolleyes: )

Just hang in there...If I can survive 2005 than everybody else in the world should be able to also :nod:

How could 1977 possible have sucked? Uh... RUMOURS came out that year!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

amber
05-27-2005, 12:15 AM
I wouldn't think depression and trauma can be graded. Sorry, I realise it's just a gesture but all the same, I disagree.
That's probably true. For instance, nothing like what's happened to Brian has ever happened to me, yet for days, I have been sobbing, and thinking how neat it would be not to be here. or anywhere. In fact, nothing super traumatic has ever happened to me, really. Except for existing. But there you have it. So, basically, I agree. :wavey:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:15 AM
Oh, I know you're just curious. :) I guess most people build emotional walls around them... I tend to do it when a relationship or dating type situation feels like it could get serious... I don't know if that's normal. :shrug:


I do not know. I was thinking about it though and I usually do it because I really do not want to date anyone. Maybe I am too picky :laugh:

estranged4life
05-27-2005, 12:19 AM
How could 1977 possible have sucked? Uh... RUMOURS came out that year!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I lost my Grandfather (On my Mother's side) in April 1977, Then I lost my Father in Oct (And nearly my Mother in the same car wreck) then only 20 days later I lost my other Grandfather (He couldnt take it that his son/My Father passed away and it literally broke his heart).

I survived 1977, and I will survive 2005 :nod:

GypsySorcerer
05-27-2005, 12:22 AM
I cannot even begin to tell you how much I admire your strength in the last few years. But, other than the devastating loss of your mom, the other things are working out mostly for the best. Deb is better and you have new siblings. So, I guess hang on to that during your current medical stuff.

Just echoing strandie here. Brian, we're all pulling for you.

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:26 AM
That's probably true. For instance, nothing like what's happened to Brian has ever happened to me, yet for days, I have been sobbing, and thinking how neat it would be not to be here. or anywhere. In fact, nothing super traumatic has ever happened to me, really. Except for existing. But there you have it. So, basically, I agree. :wavey:

sigh... Ambuh! You're awesome! You make me piss myself laughing pretty much every time you write anything on this board. If you weren't here, the lameness factor of my life would go up at least a quarter of a percent :lol: no, way more than that. So I hope you're okay. I know these things are cyclical. My feelings of lameness will pass. Yours will pass. We will both find beautiful boyfriends and move to the South of France where we can screw our lives away! You'll see! ... okay, who am I kidding ... :lol: And I mean that only for me!

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:28 AM
I lost my Grandfather (On my Mother's side) in April 1977, Then I lost my Father in Oct (And nearly my Mother in the same car wreck) then only 20 days later I lost my other Grandfather (He couldnt take it that his son/My Father passed away and it literally broke his heart).

I survived 1977, and I will survive 2005 :nod:

Oh my god! I am so sorry to hear that! Okay, I can totally understand that perhaps the release of Rumours meant absolutely nothing to you in 1977. You are an incredibly strong human being and I deeply admire you for what you've gone through. :xoxo:

estranged4life
05-27-2005, 12:29 AM
and move to the South of France where we can screw our lives away! You'll see!

is it me or did that sound like a sexual innuendo:

"where we can screw our lives away"

Man, Sounds like something a nympho would say :lol: :laugh: :nod:

amber
05-27-2005, 12:30 AM
sigh... Ambuh! You're awesome! You make me piss myself laughing pretty much every time you write anything on this board. If you weren't here, the lameness factor of my life would go up at least a quarter of a percent :lol: no, way more than that. So I hope you're okay. I know these things are cyclical. My feelings of lameness will pass. Yours will pass. We will both find beautiful boyfriends and move to the South of France where we can screw our lives away! You'll see! ... okay, who am I kidding ... :lol: And I mean that only for me!
:laugh: :lol:
Thank you. That means a lot. :o :xoxo:
And how did you know I just wanted to screw my life away? :laugh:
I hope you're right, though I would also want to move to barbados... :p
And back at you, I always look for your posts...right this very moment I'm trying to think of a parody about how sad (and lame) we are... :laugh:

macfanken
05-27-2005, 12:34 AM
is it me or did that sound like a sexual innuendo:

"where we can screw our lives away"

Man, Sounds like something a nympho would say :lol: :laugh: :nod:


Ha!! I don't think it was an innuendo... it sounded pretty blunt to me! :laugh: :wavey:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:35 AM
:laugh: :lol:
Thank you. That means a lot. :o :xoxo:
And how did you know I just wanted to screw my life away? :laugh:
I hope you're right, though I would also want to move to barbados... :p
And back at you, I always look for your posts...right this very moment I'm trying to think of a parody about how sad (and lame) we are... :laugh:


Well, I have never been to Barbados :wavey:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:36 AM
is it me or did that sound like a sexual innuendo:

"where we can screw our lives away"

Man, Sounds like something a nympho would say :lol: :laugh: :nod:

Yes, I am a total nympho. But only in my dreams. You'd probably gouge your eyes out if I told you my sexual history. Pathetic beyond reason. :shrug:

catinthedark
05-27-2005, 12:36 AM
Oh my God, guys. You're all scaring the crap out of me.

Every single one of you has sort of become a person in my mind. Most of you, I only know as a screen name, same as you know me. And the only reason we're all here is because we share a common passion. But I think every one of us would say that we care to some degree, some more, some less, about the other people who come here. And right now, I'm really worried about what I'm reading. I'm not going to preach or get all airy fairy, but there IS a lot to enjoy and love and savour about life. If you can't see that right now, please consider getting some help. Talk to someone who can help you. There is no need to be sad and depressed. You all bring something to this board - and to the world - and it would be a sadder place without a single one of you.

Okay - now I AM getting overly emotional, so I'll stop. But please, guys, talk to somebody...

amber
05-27-2005, 12:36 AM
Well, I have never been to Barbados :wavey:
:laugh: :lol:
Well, I would prefer someone who screwed their life away with me... :laugh:

amber
05-27-2005, 12:38 AM
Oh my God, guys. You're all scaring the crap out of me.

Every single one of you has sort of become a person in my mind. Most of you, I only know as a screen name, same as you know me. And the only reason we're all here is because we share a common passion. But I think every one of us would say that we care to some degree, some more, some less, about the other people who come here. And right now, I'm really worried about what I'm reading. I'm not going to preach or get all airy fairy, but there IS a lot to enjoy and love and savour about life. If you can't see that right now, please consider getting some help. Talk to someone who can help you. There is no need to be sad and depressed. You all bring something to this board - and to the world - and it would be a sadder place without a single one of you.

Okay - now I AM getting overly emotional, so I'll stop. But please, guys, talk to somebody...
Thanks, sweetie. If I could afford help, I would! :laugh: And, of course, we are talking to somebody.... :D

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:38 AM
:laugh: :lol:
Thank you. That means a lot. :o :xoxo:
And how did you know I just wanted to screw my life away? :laugh:
I hope you're right, though I would also want to move to barbados... :p
And back at you, I always look for your posts...right this very moment I'm trying to think of a parody about how sad (and lame) we are... :laugh:

Okay, it's settled, we'll move to Barbados and find some at least reasonably attractive boys to screw and live a somewhat fulfilling life of alcoholism and self loathing! Sound good? :lol:

macfanken
05-27-2005, 12:39 AM
:laugh: :lol:
Thank you. That means a lot. :o :xoxo:
And how did you know I just wanted to screw my life away? :laugh:
I hope you're right, though I would also want to move to barbados... :p
And back at you, I always look for your posts...right this very moment I'm trying to think of a parody about how sad (and lame) we are... :laugh:

I'm all about moving to the South of France and screwing my life away! :blob1: Oh and I've been to Barbados... it's a great place to screw! :laugh:

And Amber... I hope you feel better... you always crack me up... and you're gorgeous! :xoxo:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:41 AM
Okay - now I AM getting overly emotional, so I'll stop. But please, guys, talk to somebody...

Yeah, calm down pussy! :lol: :lol: :lol: Totally kidding! Thanks for your kindness. To therapy with all of us!

macfanken
05-27-2005, 12:42 AM
Yeah, calm down pussy! :lol: :lol: :lol: Totally kidding! Thanks for your kindness. To therapy with all of us!


Hmmm... maybe GROUP therapy?! :lol:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:42 AM
I'm all about moving to the South of France and screwing my life away! :blob1: Oh and I've been to Barbados... it's a great place to screw! :laugh:

And Amber... I hope you feel better... you always crack me up... and you're gorgeous! :xoxo:

Okay, Ken, you're moving with us! :wavey:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:48 AM
My last post was the 77th post on this thread. Let us all pause and reflect on the greatness that is Rumours. :p

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:50 AM
. . .

And Amber... and you're gorgeous! :xoxo:

She is - I was a little taken aback actually :cool:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:51 AM
Hmmm... maybe GROUP therapy?! :lol:


I someone starts singing "Cumbya" I am leaving :laugh:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:53 AM
I someone starts singing "Cumbya" I am leaving :laugh:

Someone's praying lord, Kumbaya! Someone's praying lord, Kumbaya!... Oh god! I'm gonna barf! :D

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:53 AM
Okay, Ken, you're moving with us! :wavey:


Am I going to have to buy a big house overlooking the Med. a la "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and play Jenny Fields nursemaid to you people :laugh:

amber
05-27-2005, 12:54 AM
Okay, it's settled, we'll move to Barbados and find some at least reasonably attractive boys to screw and live a somewhat fulfilling life of alcoholism and self loathing! Sound good? :lol:
:lol: :laugh: :lol: Yess!!! It's a dream come true!!! :lol:

I'm all about moving to the South of France and screwing my life away! Oh and I've been to Barbados... it's a great place to screw!

And Amber... I hope you feel better... you always crack me up... and you're gorgeous!
:laugh:
Thank you. I hope you feel better, too. And you are cute. Hey, I don't just show anyone that trick my dad taught me!!! *hope you've forgiven me for kicking your bun*
Finally, someone says I'm gorgeous! :laugh: Sure, he loves the boys, but who better to judge? :xoxo:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:56 AM
Someone's praying lord, Kumbaya! Someone's praying lord, Kumbaya!... Oh god! I'm gonna barf! :D

Pipe down smart a$$ :p :p :p

diamondsnake
05-27-2005, 12:57 AM
I guess a little history is in order. I had a fantastic childhood - the things people dream of really. My parents are great people and I was very fortunate that they really took me all over the world with them. That may be why I am very comfortable in most settings. Around my 20's, I did musical theatre and some modelling. I loved the former and really did not care for the latter, though the latter lasted longer and paid a whole lot better than my illustrious acting career, which apparently I alone thought I was good at :laugh: In the middle of all of that, I got my law degree, which was really because my parents thought it was a good thing to get. I like practicing law, so its cool. But, I liked singing "there's a bright golden haze on the meadow" to a crowded house who adored me a whole helluva lot better :laugh: Then, I dated someone for a very long time. But, now we have sort of a LB - SN relationship, which is cool because we had, to paraphrase Stevie, barriers of time and other forms really prohibit us from being together. Depressing as it can be - Such is life - but in that - I guess really those (few have done all of that)- lifetimes, I learned about walls and how to make people want me. But, now that I do not have the guise of youth and my 195 pound body (though I am working back to it) - I have to rely more on me, which is cool, but harder. So, I guess what I am trying to say is, you are not alone in what you are going through and sometimes life just does not work out the way we want it to.

I hope that did not sound to "me me me - its all about me" :cool:
I want to see pictures of you as a model!

Actually, I really want to act or direct or be a writter for television, and since I am in my senior year of high school I need to make those decisions now! And I don't know if I should go to college or what. I want to follow my dreams but I don't want to lose the clothes off my back either. I guess this whole "deciding your whole future" thing is is my biggest problem right now, so I have it pretty easy.

amber
05-27-2005, 12:57 AM
She is - I was a little taken aback actually :cool:
I heard that's not the first time you've been taken "A back" :laugh: :xoxo:
I someone starts singing "Cumbya" I am leaving

I will refrain so that you do not leave. Plus, I hate when people barf... :laugh:

all the same
05-27-2005, 12:57 AM
Am I going to have to buy a big house overlooking the Med. a la "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and play Jenny Fields nursemaid to you people :laugh:

Okay, I've got to see that movie again. I last saw it when I was a kid.

If you would like to join us on our tropical oasis by all means come along. Oh, and are you a boy or a girl? And do you like boys or girls? Not that it matters, but if we can all play sharezies, it might work better for all of us! :lol:

all the same
05-27-2005, 01:00 AM
I want to see pictures of you as a model!

Actually, I really want to act or direct or be a writter for television, and since I am in my senior year of high school I need to make those decisions now! And I don't know if I should go to college or what. I want to follow my dreams but I don't want to lose the clothes off my back either. I guess this whole "deciding your whole future" thing is is my biggest problem right now, so I have it pretty easy.

Don't down play that problem! Deciding your future is the most daunting thing there is! I remember when I was in highschool trying to decide what to do with my life. Guess what I chose? ART SCHOOL!!! But I'm a graphic designer, so at least I make art that pays something. Imagine how happy my dad was when I said I wanted to major in sculpture! Good thing I didn't. :lol: :lol: :lol:

amber
05-27-2005, 01:00 AM
I want to see pictures of you as a model!

Actually, I really want to act or direct or be a writter for television, and since I am in my senior year of high school I need to make those decisions now! And I don't know if I should go to college or what. I want to follow my dreams but I don't want to lose the clothes off my back either. I guess this whole "deciding your whole future" thing is is my biggest problem right now, so I have it pretty easy.
Ohmigosh, he has some of the hottest pics I've ever seen. The BUN, people, the BUN!!! *smokes cigarette just remembering*
Good luck with your future - I get the feeling you might have to come to terms with the "losing the clothes on your back" thing. Although, if you are in school at the same time, you can get student loans and stuff! :wavey:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 01:03 AM
I want to see pictures of you as a model!

Lord Child - I am not hauling those old things out again :laugh:

Here is a G rated one. It was for NAPA auto parts.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/strandinthewind/napa.jpg

Actually, I really want to act or direct or be a writter for television, and since I am in my senior year of high school I need to make those decisions now! And I don't know if I should go to college or what. I want to follow my dreams but I don't want to lose the clothes off my back either. I guess this whole "deciding your whole future" thing is is my biggest problem right now, so I have it pretty easy.

I say go to college because you can always drop out if you do not like it. Most people do like it though :shrug: Plus, even if you do not stay, it will def. briaden your horizons.

all the same
05-27-2005, 01:03 AM
Okay, I've got to see that movie again. I last saw it when I was a kid.

If you would like to join us on our tropical oasis by all means come along. Oh, and are you a boy or a girl? And do you like boys or girls? Not that it matters, but if we can all play sharezies, it might work better for all of us! :lol:

I'm a retard! You're a boy who likes boys. So, it's settled! We will all play sharezies and Amber can watch from the sidelines with a cigarette in hand! :lol:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 01:04 AM
Okay, I've got to see that movie again. I last saw it when I was a kid.

If you would like to join us on our tropical oasis by all means come along. Oh, and are you a boy or a girl? And do you like boys or girls? Not that it matters, but if we can all play sharezies, it might work better for all of us! :lol:


I am a guy and currently, I am in love with my Scotties, to wit:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/strandinthewind/MimiinDorrway.jpg

all the same
05-27-2005, 01:06 AM
I am a guy and currently, I am in love with my Scotties, to wit:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/strandinthewind/MimiinDorrway.jpg

Yeah, I totally forgot that we did a little PM back and forth after Vegas.

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 01:06 AM
Ohmigosh, he has some of the hottest pics I've ever seen. The BUN, people, the BUN!!! *smokes cigarette just remembering*


THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BTW - what is "BUN" ?

amber
05-27-2005, 01:09 AM
I am a guy and currently, I am in love with my Scotties, to wit:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/strandinthewind/MimiinDorrway.jpg
Your scotties are adorable, but...what about those other pics? :laugh: ;)
mmmmm...
Okay, you probably won't post them, but I have to say, I just met Strand, and he is as handsome as ever. He's lean. His hair is great. He's as charming as you'd ever want to meet. etc. ad nauseum. or, add Yum. And, believe me, I don't usually like guys who are in love with their Scotties... :D

diamondsnake
05-27-2005, 01:09 AM
Don't down play that problem! Deciding your future is the most daunting thing there is! I remember when I was in highschool trying to decide what to do with my life. Guess what I chose? ART SCHOOL!!! But I'm a graphic designer, so at least I make art that pays something. Imagine how happy my dad was when I said I wanted to major in sculpture! Good thing I didn't. :lol: :lol: :lol:
There's a major for sculpture? I think you made the right choice with graphic design!

It is a really hard decision though. I want to have some sort of plan before I have to apply for colleges in August. College seems almost mandatory these days if you want to live a certain type of lifestyle.

amber
05-27-2005, 01:11 AM
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BTW - what is "BUN" ?
The BUN? It's your bun! The one and only Butt! The one in your "other" modeling photos!
Taysteh.

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 01:12 AM
I someone starts singing "Cumbya" I am leaving :laugh:


LOL - I was thinking the same thing. And as I type this a Depressionhelp.com comercial just came on. Spoooky :shocked: We all have our walls, we all have our demons. But you are where you are. You can build on the positives or sink in the negatives. (which everyone has done at sometime in their lives). I don't know the answers, I don't even know what the questions are half the time. I don't even know what I am babbling at the moment. :nod: I think I will go take a nap.....

diamondsnake
05-27-2005, 01:12 AM
Lord Child - I am not hauling those old things out again :laugh:

Here is a G rated one. It was for NAPA auto parts.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/strandinthewind/napa.jpg



I say go to college because you can always drop out if you do not like it. Most people do like it though :shrug: Plus, even if you do not stay, it will def. briaden your horizons.
Very cool pictures!!! Got any more to show?

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 01:12 AM
Your scotties are adorable, but...what about those other pics? :laugh: ;)
mmmmm...
Okay, you probably won't post them, but I have to say, I just met Strand, and he is as handsome as ever. He's lean. His hair is great. He's as charming as you'd ever want to meet. etc. ad nauseum. or, add Yum. And, believe me, I don't usually like guys who are in love with their Scotties... :D

I am soooo not posting those again :laugh:

As for the poops, I drove two hours there and two hours back from Piedmont, S.C. to pick up Wyn (ee the pooh)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/strandinthewind/wynnoct2004finishing3.bmp

who had spent a week with the boy to make babies - poor thing she was soooo lonesome she heard my voice at the kennel and started barking from like three rooms over - sight unseen :shocked:

diamondsnake
05-27-2005, 01:14 AM
The BUN? It's your bun! The one and only Butt! The one in your "other" modeling photos!
Taysteh.
Let's see the "other" photos!

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 01:15 AM
No way!

I posted some in the pic thread awhile back. But, they are off of there now. They are a little riske - though I am not really naked in them.

amber
05-27-2005, 01:17 AM
No way!

I posted some in the pic thread awhile back. But, they are off of there now. They are a little riske - though I am not really naked in them.
Your dogs are adorable, of course. I love dogs.
And though you may not post them, those pics are still hot. :wavey:

amber
05-27-2005, 01:22 AM
Well, this thread was very cathartic. I, and I'm sure others, thank you, All the Same!!!! :nod: I shall now procure a fattening snack.... :thumbsup: Thank you to all the ledgies who made me feel better. :xoxo: Krista, Daniel, STRAND, Catinthedark, Seeker, Brian, Lux, Dissention, Macfanken! I appreciate allayall. :wavey:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 01:23 AM
Well, this thread was very cathartic. I, and I'm sure others, thank you, All the Same!!!! :nod: I shall now procure a fattening snack.... :thumbsup:


Go get a choco-chip cookie. Everything looks better with a cookie. :D

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 01:24 AM
Go get a choco-chip cookie. Everything looks better with a cookie. :D


OMG - after a pisser of a week, I hauled my a$$ straight from the gym to the store and bought Hagan Das Carmel Cone - to die for!

amber
05-27-2005, 01:27 AM
Go get a choco-chip cookie. Everything looks better with a cookie. :D
Well, Dreams just came on the radio, so I might do that!!! :nod: Though, actually, i tend to be craving a hamburger...dreams of beefyness, like a heartbeat drives me mad... :laugh:
:xoxo:
perhaps an icecream snickers will do the trick?

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 01:28 AM
OMG - after a pisser of a week, I hauled my a$$ straight from the gym to the store and bought Hagan Das Carmel Cone - to die for!


Ooh - Hagen Das. :nod: Now I may have to make a fridge run. (I am not sure what is in there.)

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 01:29 AM
Well, Dreams just came on the radio, so I might do that!!! :nod: Though, actually, i tend to be craving a hamburger...dreams of beefyness, like a heartbeat drives me mad... :laugh:
:xoxo:
perhaps an icecream snickers will do the trick?

Depends what you do with it! :eek: Who typed that? not me! That's just not right! :eek: :eek:

amber
05-27-2005, 01:31 AM
Depends what you do with it! :eek: Who typed that? not me! That's just not right! :eek: :eek:
:laugh: :lol:
meh, you know I love it!!! Why aren't you here? :laugh:
"it's not right!"

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 01:32 AM
:laugh: :lol:
meh, you know I love it!!! Why aren't you here? :laugh:
"it's not right!"


You know us straight, non-model types don't have a chance on this board! :D

amber
05-27-2005, 01:49 AM
You know us straight, non-model types don't have a chance on this board! :D
psshht. Please. Besides all the gay men on this board, who is here but straight women? :D Sides, I saw you flirting with the hotties in Vegas! :thumbsup:
By the way, I got smoked oysters, Salami and Provolone packet, and ritz crackers. Oh, and an icecream drumstick. *and a whiskey shot* Hopefully, they won't all be consumed tonight. :D

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 01:59 AM
psshht. Please. Besides all the gay men on this board, who is here but straight women? :D Sides, I saw you flirting with the hotties in Vegas! :thumbsup:
By the way, I got smoked oysters, Salami and Provolone packet, and ritz crackers. Oh, and an icecream drumstick. *and a whiskey shot* Hopefully, they won't all be consumed tonight. :D


I haven't flirted since 1979, and even then it didn't work! I got an exciting piece of chicken, jello, and a cookie. And of course - being a milkaholic - a glass of milk.

amber
05-27-2005, 02:04 AM
I haven't flirted since 1979, and even then it didn't work! I got an exciting piece of chicken, jello, and a cookie. And of course - being a milkaholic - a glass of milk.
:lol:
well, okay...uh, I guess you were just talking to those girls. :laugh: Ah, missed opportunities! :laugh:
You could've flirted with me...but, I don't flirt either, so what's the use? :p
And, hey, who doesn't love a great glass of milk? With cookies? :) :woohoo:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 02:08 AM
:lol:
well, okay...uh, I guess you were just talking to those girls. :laugh: Ah, missed opportunities! :laugh:
You could've flirted with me...but, I don't flirt either, so what's the use? :p
And, hey, who doesn't love a great glass of milk? With cookies? :) :woohoo:


See.... I did flirt with you...and you didn't even notice. *sigh* :lol:

GypsySorcerer
05-27-2005, 02:09 AM
Bitches, don't be eating fattening food without me. It's not fair! :lol:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 02:13 AM
Bitches, don't be eating fattening food without me. It's not fair! :lol:

I don't know. Cookies and milk are not for the faint of heart. :shocked:

amber
05-27-2005, 02:23 AM
See.... I did flirt with you...and you didn't even notice. *sigh* :lol:
I'm so embarrassed, I really didn't.
Bitches, don't be eating fattening food without me. It's not fair!
it turns out fair, cause I'm fairly sure I'm fatter than you. :laugh: So, you can rest assured, your self denial has not been in vain! :wavey:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 02:37 AM
I'm so embarrassed, I really didn't.




That subliminal flirting works everytime! :laugh: (Okay maybe not). :p

There isn't hardly anything on Ebay lately....... Just thought I would add that.

GypsySorcerer
05-27-2005, 02:55 AM
I'm so embarrassed, I really didn't.

it turns out fair, cause I'm fairly sure I'm fatter than you. :laugh: So, you can rest assured, your self denial has not been in vain! :wavey:

But I haven't really been denying myself. I made popcorn, with lots of salt and butter. :laugh:

Mari
05-27-2005, 03:52 AM
damn I wish I had been online last night because it's all so familiar! Am I in time for a Group Hug?!?
Daniel, I know what it feels like when a lot of bad things happen 'at the same time', then you just see Everything in a bad light.
I'll never forget what I learned in a sociology class once: the pessimist is always right, but the optimist gets much more done/is a happier person etc..

We're just not stupid enough to be happy :laugh:

can I join in with some personal ranting? I always feel like a nag when I do, but whatever.
Part of the company I work for has gone bankrupt, and that means my favorite colleague, a woman my mum's age that just feels like a surrogate mummy, has lost her job.. and now it feels like I hate everyone here because she's gone! Pretty selfish, because she's the one who has lost her job, and I'm feeling sorry for myself here. :o
I won't start about my crappy family and about feelings of loneliness, often think I'm the only one with problems like that but when I read this thread.. more sentimental group hugs!
Bloody hormones :sorry:

Give it a few days and I'll be back to my usual distant cynical self ;)

face of glass
05-27-2005, 06:30 AM
Just wanted to thank you people for this thread and the things you've written in it. Loneliness and depression are all too familiar for me also, and add to that the insecurity of my future and so on. Good to know I'm not alone, I guess one needs reminders like these once in a while.

GODDESS6
05-27-2005, 06:49 AM
[QUOTE=all the same]I think everyone has their problems, even the wealthy. But I do also believe that they should shut the f*ck up and go for a nice yaught ride to clear their heads! :laugh: QUOTE]

this was sooooo funny :lol: ~

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 07:35 AM
Just look to the cats in your avatar when you get lonely - they certainly look like they are having fun :p Seriously, hang in there young man - you have your whole life in front of you!!!!!!!!!! :wavey:

Plus he's adorable. Which doesn't buy happiness, I should know. :p

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 07:48 AM
Thanks, sweetie. If I could afford help, I would! :laugh: And, of course, we are talking to somebody.... :D

Do you have insurance? It breaks my heart to read that you've felt so badly. When I met you in Vegas you were so cute and upbeat I was convinced you've never had a sad day in your life. Even if you don't have insurance, a lot of places charge on a sliding scale based on income. I hope you begin feeling better soon. :xoxo:

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 07:56 AM
There's a major for sculpture? I think you made the right choice with graphic design!

It is a really hard decision though. I want to have some sort of plan before I have to apply for colleges in August. College seems almost mandatory these days if you want to live a certain type of lifestyle.

Follow your bliss. And it sounds like you have a good head so you'll keep your head above water. You'll be broke for a while then the rewards will come. I just got Suze Orman's latest book in March which is really inspiring, even though it's supposed to be a finance book. You may want to check it out, the money book for the young, fabulous, and broke. She mentions young people should just focus on what makes them happy, then get into it, and work to make yourself indespensible. Good luck in your endeavors!

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 08:13 AM
Um... did you just crawl into my head and read my mind? EXACTLY!!! I pine away for boys from afar and in a sick way like having them far away from me so I can idealize them and turn them into something they can never be. It's the Angela Chase in me (My So-Called Life - best show evahhhh!) There was a brilliant line from My So-Called Life that went something like "I feel like I will die if I don't have the crush. Like I will starve to death. If the crush actually turns into something, then it's like it's not yours anymore." I am totally paraphrasing. When a crush turns into something... like a restraining order, for example! :lol: ... then I want nothing to do with the boy. But that like never happens because I am way to f*cked up to date anyone. Damn these all protecting airwalls!I really know what you mean. Sometimes I have to hold onto my fantasies about girls/women because if they came out in the open, then I'd have to find out what always seems to be the awful truth--the person is straight. And sometimes it's worse than that--the person doesn't like gay people. So, I just live inside a fantasy world for awhile. I've certainly done that plenty of times.

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 08:25 AM
psshht. Please. Besides all the gay men on this board, who is here but straight women? :D :wavey: :wavey:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 08:29 AM
Oh my God, guys. You're all scaring the crap out of me.

Every single one of you has sort of become a person in my mind. Most of you, I only know as a screen name, same as you know me. And the only reason we're all here is because we share a common passion. But I think every one of us would say that we care to some degree, some more, some less, about the other people who come here. And right now, I'm really worried about what I'm reading. I'm not going to preach or get all airy fairy, but there IS a lot to enjoy and love and savour about life. If you can't see that right now, please consider getting some help. Talk to someone who can help you. There is no need to be sad and depressed. You all bring something to this board - and to the world - and it would be a sadder place without a single one of you.

Okay - now I AM getting overly emotional, so I'll stop. But please, guys, talk to somebody...That was a really sweet post, Cat. I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets all perklempt about the people on this board. The ones I've gotten to know are much more than screennames to me, too, and I certainly care about them. I'm glad that you feel the same way, and I'm glad that you've become more than a screenname and that I'm getting to know you, too. :wavey:

And by the way, Amber, how could eat the fattening food without me? I'm like Krista because that is just not okay with me. :laugh: I go to bed and you start doing that. Well, I'm making up for it with some fattening food this morning. :D

Mari
05-27-2005, 08:33 AM
psshht. Please. Besides all the gay men on this board, who is here but straight women?

:wavey: :wavey:

*wakes up* hmh? you rang, mam?

tynan88
05-27-2005, 08:49 AM
I'd like to say something more insightful, but all I can manage is that I don't really know any of you well and I doubt I will ever meet any of you in person, but I love you all, and I care for you all.
You know there is talk in particular of lost love in some of the posts, and I think to myself sometimes, I would rather lose my love any day, at least that way I know I can love, and that is magical.
It gets hard sometimes, but you have to take the good with the bad.

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 10:04 AM
*wakes up* hmh? you rang, mam?

Are you a straight boy? :shocked: On here? :D

catinthedark
05-27-2005, 10:21 AM
[COLOR=Indigo]That was a really sweet post, Cat. I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets all perklempt about the people on this board. The ones I've gotten to know are much more than screennames to me, too, and I certainly care about them. I'm glad that you feel the same way, and I'm glad that you've become more than a screenname and that I'm getting to know you, too. :wavey:


I have to say, I woke up this morning, and thought, hmm... I think I may have been a tad over the top in that post. I hope not. I confess, I had just gotten home last night from having drinks with my two greatest friends in the world, and, well, ya know... Fertile ground to be a little overly emotional. :laugh: But I sometimes think when you're a little tipsy (or a lot) and your inhibitions are down, that's when the truth really comes out. Anyway - sorry if anyone found it a bit much to take. Was meant with the best intentions. And I did mean what I wrote. :wavey:

Mari
05-27-2005, 10:28 AM
Are you a straight boy? :shocked: On here? :D


$%#%@ How many times do I have to say it, I'm a woman! What do you want me to do, must I shave my mustache off?!

:laugh:


no, not all european women are hairy. that's just a fable. we do know what a razor looks like.

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 10:42 AM
I'd like to say something more insightful, but all I can manage is that I don't really know any of you well and I doubt I will ever meet any of you in person, but I love you all, and I care for you all.
You know there is talk in particular of lost love in some of the posts, and I think to myself sometimes, I would rather lose my love any day, at least that way I know I can love, and that is magical.
It gets hard sometimes, but you have to take the good with the bad.Another incredibly sweet post! Thank you! I feel the same way--I won't meet the vast majority of these people but I care so much. And I know what you mean about lost love. It's still painful, but it's better to have had it at some point. Better to have a little of that magic than never have experienced it at all.

I have to say, I woke up this morning, and thought, hmm... I think I may have been a tad over the top in that post. I hope not. I confess, I had just gotten home last night from having drinks with my two greatest friends in the world, and, well, ya know... Fertile ground to be a little overly emotional. But I sometimes think when you're a little tipsy (or a lot) and your inhibitions are down, that's when the truth really comes out. Anyway - sorry if anyone found it a bit much to take. Was meant with the best intentions. And I did mean what I wrote.Definitely not over the top! And I really appreciated it! :) But I know what you mean about alcohol and inhibitions, though mine seem to be misplaced quite often on this board and there's no booze involved. :laugh:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 10:44 AM
$%#%@ How many times do I have to say it, I'm a woman! What do you want me to do, must I shave my mustache off?!

:laugh:


no, not all european women are hairy. that's just a fable. we do know what a razor looks like.:laugh: I've never thought you were a guy. :shrug: Maybe it's partly because I've never known a guy named Mari. I've just never thought of that as a guy's name. But judging by your post, I guess it's assumed that you're male often enough. I didn't even realize that. :shrug:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 10:45 AM
no, not all european women are hairy. that's just a fable. we do know what a razor looks like.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Just the French? Oui Oui.

dissention
05-27-2005, 10:47 AM
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Just the French? Oui Oui.

No, I just have to powder my nose.

Mari
05-27-2005, 10:50 AM
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually, I've seen some eastern European women who had complete JUNGLES under their arms, you could almost see monkeys swinging from the branches.

Mari
05-27-2005, 10:52 AM
:laugh: I've never thought you were a guy. :shrug: Maybe it's partly because I've never known a guy named Mari. I've just never thought of that as a guy's name. But judging by your post, I guess it's assumed that you're male often enough. I didn't even realize that. :shrug:


Ok, now I'm going to have an identity crisis! (shoot, again!)
what am I?

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 10:55 AM
Are you a straight boy? :shocked: On here? :D


I thought I was the only token straight guy on here. :shrug:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 10:55 AM
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually, I've seen some eastern European women who had complete JUNGLES under their arms, you could almost see monkeys swinging from the branches.

Try living in West Virginia. No. lie. Hair everywhere.

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 10:56 AM
I thought I was the only token straight guy on here. :shrug:Wait, I thought you were gay. :laugh::lol: Seriously, I did. :shrug: :sorry:

But, madformac, Jason, and Christopher are straight. That's at least three. Oh yeah, and tynan.

all the same
05-27-2005, 10:56 AM
I'd like to say something more insightful, but all I can manage is that I don't really know any of you well and I doubt I will ever meet any of you in person, but I love you all, and I care for you all.
You know there is talk in particular of lost love in some of the posts, and I think to myself sometimes, I would rather lose my love any day, at least that way I know I can love, and that is magical.
It gets hard sometimes, but you have to take the good with the bad.

Funny you should say that. My friend called me the other day to say "you know that saying, 'better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all?' ... well, that's bull****!" We had a nice long laugh over that one. A long time ago, I came up with my own variation of it "Better to have cried and wanked than to have never wanked at all!" :lol:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 10:59 AM
Wait, I thought you were gay. :laugh::lol: Seriously, I did. :shrug: :sorry:

But, madformac, Jason, and Christopher are straight. That's at least three. Oh yeah, and tynan.


Huh? Me? Nope. There you go sterotyping again, just cause I am a male, you figured I was gay. When will it end? :laugh: :shocked: :p

dissention
05-27-2005, 10:59 AM
Try living in West Virginia. No. lie. Hair everywhere.

What a visual. :shocked: :laugh: I'd stand on streetcorners handing out Lady Bic's to people.

all the same
05-27-2005, 11:00 AM
I really know what you mean. Sometimes I have to hold onto my fantasies about girls/women because if they came out in the open, then I'd have to find out what always seems to be the awful truth--the person is straight. And sometimes it's worse than that--the person doesn't like gay people. So, I just live inside a fantasy world for awhile. I've certainly done that plenty of times.

Are you sure you don't unconsciously develop crushes on straight women because they are the safest crushes you can have? No possibility of real rejection aside from the obvious "Er... I kinda like dick. So, uh... bye!" :lol:

I might be wrong though. There are plenty of lovely straight men I see on a daily basis (the ones that actually shower, I should say! :lol: ) but I generally know I'm barking up the wrong tree.

Some day we will find our princes and princesses! It's hard to see that sometimes though. Like right now for example! :laugh:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:01 AM
What a visual. :shocked: :laugh: I'd stand on streetcorners handing out Lady Bic's to people.


Weren't weedeaters invented in West Virginia?

all the same
05-27-2005, 11:02 AM
Huh? Me? Nope. There you go sterotyping again, just cause I am a male, you figured I was gay. When will it end? :laugh: :shocked: :p

Aren't all men gay though? What's with all this "oooooh, we have to keep the population going" business! :lol:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:03 AM
Wait, I thought you were gay. :laugh::lol: Seriously, I did. :shrug: :sorry:

But, madformac, Jason, and Christopher are straight. That's at least three. Oh yeah, and tynan.


I thought he was female. :shocked:


....and Jason? (strand?) isn't straight. Gayer than a three dollar bill, my dear.

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:04 AM
Aren't all men gay though? What's with all this "oooooh, we have to keep the population going" business! :lol:

Practice makes perfect. :nod:

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:04 AM
Try living in West Virginia. No. lie. Hair everywhere.

That reminds me *somehow* of my friend (who prefers girls :p) from Amsterdam who came over to Groningen and thought "wow, there's so many lesbian women up here in the north!" until I explained that the women here just dress less feminine.. She was kind of dissappointed :laugh:


Uhm.. yeah. Another one of those fables. Not all girls with short hair are lesbians..Thought I should say that before Hillary will ;)

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:05 AM
Weren't weedeaters invented in West Virginia?

.....along with Mother's Day and Father's Day.

and we are the home of Jennifer Garner :wavey:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:05 AM
I thought he was female. :shocked:


.....


Geeez, use a couple of smilie faces and I go through an indentity crisis. Atleast noone thought I was Golden Retriever yet! :]

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:07 AM
Are you sure you don't unconsciously develop crushes on straight women because they are the safest crushes you can have? No possibility of real rejection aside from the obvious "Er... I kinda like dick. So, uh... bye!" :lol:

I might be wrong though. There are plenty of lovely straight men I see on a daily basis (the ones that actually shower, I should say! :lol: ) but I generally know I'm barking up the wrong tree.

Some day we will find our princes and princesses! It's hard to see that sometimes though. Like right now for example! :laugh:I think I've crushed on a straight girl because it was safe once or twice. But generally I don't know if the person's gay or straight because it's usually hard to tell unless that person or someone who knows her tells you. :shrug: Basically, the only woman (that I knew in my real life and all) that I ever had a crush on who wasn't straight was a repressed homosexual, and that's worse.

Out gay people are hard to find around here. But there's always a chance I'll move in the future. :nod:

all the same
05-27-2005, 11:07 AM
Geeez, use a couple of smilie faces and I go through an indentity crisis. Atleast noone thought I was Golden Retriever yet! :]

I thought poodle. But that's just me. :lol:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:09 AM
I thought poodle. But that's just me. :lol:


LOL :laugh: :lol: :shocked:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:09 AM
Huh? Me? Nope. There you go sterotyping again, just cause I am a male, you figured I was gay. When will it end? :laugh: :shocked: :p:laugh::laugh::laugh:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:10 AM
Out gay people are hard to find around here. But there's always a chance I'll move in the future. :nod:


I would love to have a roommate. :xoxo: ....and I'm walking distance to the Lesbo Bar.

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:11 AM
I thought he was female. :shocked:


....and Jason? (strand?) isn't straight. Gayer than a three dollar bill, my dear.Huh? Jason's gay? What? Seriously, hasn't he talked about dating women many times? I thought he at least primarily dated women. :shrug: Wow, I wound up being so confused! :laugh: When did this become the confusion thread? :laugh:

all the same
05-27-2005, 11:12 AM
I think I've crushed on a straight girl because it was safe once or twice. But generally I don't know if the person's gay or straight because it's usually hard to tell unless that person or someone who knows her tells you. :shrug: Basically, the only woman (that I knew in my real life and all) that I ever had a crush on who wasn't straight was a repressed homosexual, and that's worse.

Out gay people are hard to find around here. But there's always a chance I'll move in the future. :nod:

Have you seen the film When Night is Falling. It is one of my all time favorites. I think you might relate to it. You should track it down. :nod:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:13 AM
I would love to have a roommate. :xoxo: ....and I'm walking distance to the Lesbo Bar.That would be so cool! And someone I could play my Fleetwood Mac in front of and the person wouldn't be annoyed by that! :woohoo: (I alway think about that. :laugh: ) And you have stethoscopes, too, right? Or one, at least? We could have fun with that. :nod: Ah, now you're tempting me.

macfanken
05-27-2005, 11:14 AM
damn I wish I had been online last night because it's all so familiar! Am I in time for a Group Hug?!?
Daniel, I know what it feels like when a lot of bad things happen 'at the same time', then you just see Everything in a bad light.
I'll never forget what I learned in a sociology class once: the pessimist is always right, but the optimist gets much more done/is a happier person etc..

We're just not stupid enough to be happy :laugh:



Hi Mari! :wavey: Welcome to group therapy! :xoxo:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:14 AM
When did this become the confusion thread? :laugh:

When you began to post. ;)

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:15 AM
Have you seen the film When Night is Falling. It is one of my all time favorites. I think you might relate to it. You should track it down. :nod:No, I don't think I've ever heard of it. Thanks for the recommendation! :)

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:15 AM
Huh? Jason's gay? What? Seriously, hasn't he talked about dating women many times? I thought he at least primarily dated women. :shrug: Wow, I wound up being so confused! :laugh: When did this become the confusion thread? :laugh:

I don't know. I came in a straight male and left as a Lesbian Poodle. :shocked:

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:15 AM
I LOVE that movie, it's one of my favorite lesbi movies.. maybe we should do a gay movie thread before this goes complete off topic..

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:16 AM
When you began to post. ;):p :p

Seriously though...I've known Jason since I used to post at the BN board and I never thought he was gay. What's up with this? :confused:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:16 AM
That would be so cool! And someone I could play my Fleetwood Mac in front of and the person wouldn't be annoyed by that! :woohoo: (I alway think about that. :laugh: ) And you have stethoscopes, too, right? Or one, at least? We could have fun with that. :nod: Ah, now you're tempting me.



We would have so much fun! :woohoo:

I have two stethoscopes. :thumbsup:

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:16 AM
Hi Mari! :wavey: Welcome to group therapy! :xoxo:

Hi Ken :wavey: Maybe this therapy group should be renamed at this point though, it's all about identity crises right now :lol:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:17 AM
I don't know. I came in a straight male and left as a Lesbian Poodle. :shocked::lol::lol:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:17 AM
:p :p

Seriously though...I've known Jason since I used to post at the BN board and I never thought he was gay. What's up with this? :confused:


He's always been. :shrug: I've known him like that since my days over there.

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:17 AM
I have two stethoscopes. :thumbsup:

Hers and Hers Stethoscopes? Aww...... :laugh:

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:18 AM
....and Jason? (strand?) isn't straight. Gayer than a three dollar bill, my dear.

Hee. You said it, not me. :laugh:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:18 AM
We would have so much fun! :woohoo:

I have two stethoscopes. :thumbsup:Cool! What kind are they? :D

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:19 AM
I LOVE that movie, it's one of my favorite lesbi movies.. maybe we should do a gay movie thread before this goes complete off topic..

Have you ever seen Better Than Chocolate? Ho****, that is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Priceless! I heartily recommend it.

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:19 AM
Cool! What kind are they? :D

Litmans. (spelling?)

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:19 AM
Hee. You said it, not me. :laugh:So, you don't think he is?

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:20 AM
So, you don't think he is?

His affections for musical theatre and Patti Lupone aside, no, he's not queer.

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 11:20 AM
$%#%@ How many times do I have to say it, I'm a woman! What do you want me to do, must I shave my mustache off?!

:laugh:


no, not all european women are hairy. that's just a fable. we do know what a razor looks like.

I'm sorry, I'm an idiot. Wishful thinking. It's just when you said "you rang" to Amber's call for straight boys I thought maybe I'd been wrong in thinking you were a woman. Doh!

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:20 AM
Have you ever seen Better Than Chocolate? Ho****, that is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Priceless! I heartily recommend it.


<3


On the flip side, Party Monster is the stupidest gay movie I have ever seen in my life!

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:20 AM
Litmans. (spelling?)I think it's Littmann. I have one Littmann, a Classic II SE that's purple and named Laennec. :D What models are yours?

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:20 AM
So, you don't think he is?


He is male and on this board so there is a 90% chance of it! :nod:

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:20 AM
Have you ever seen Better Than Chocolate? Ho****, that is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Priceless! I heartily recommend it.

:shocked: you would? I think it's kind of ****ty for a love story.. well, the sex toys stuff was funny ;)
Try "But I'm a cheerleader!", that one is hilarious!

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:21 AM
His affections for musical theatre and Patti Lupone aside, no, he's not queer.


No one believes me. :distress:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:21 AM
Hers and Hers Stethoscopes? Aww...... :laugh:Except Curtis is a guy. :shrug:

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:22 AM
I'm sorry, I'm an idiot. Wishful thinking. It's just when you said "you rang" to Amber's call for straight boys I thought maybe I'd been wrong in thinking you were a woman. Doh!


:xoxo: wishfull thinking? lol..

I was answering Hill's call of course ;)

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:22 AM
No one believes me. :distress:So this is just your crazy theory! :laugh:

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:23 AM
:shocked: you would? I think it's kind of ****ty for a love story.. well, the sex toys stuff was funny ;)
Try "But I'm a cheerleader!", that one is hilarious!

It is ****ty as a love story, but I thought it was hysterical. The scene where she's scrambling to hide the sex toys from her mother before she arrives, and the scene where her mother finds them all in a box under her bed and uses them? I have hysterical fits. :laugh: And that feminist who runs the bookshop is soooooo funny.

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:23 AM
I think it's Littmann. I have one Littmann, a Classic II SE that's purple and named Laennec. :D What models are yours?



:lol: No idea. I just buy them for Nursing purposes. I don't know what models they are. I buy Littmans....that's all I know. :sorry:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:23 AM
No one believes me. :distress:


I am too confused to know. I think we need a scoresheet or something. Or a new POLL! :eek: What are you a)b)c)d) or all the above?

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 11:23 AM
What a visual. :shocked: :laugh: I'd stand on streetcorners handing out Lady Bic's to people.

No kidding. Abundance of hair - shortage of teeth. Curtie, you gotta get the hell outta there!

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:24 AM
:xoxo: wishfull thinking? lol..

I was answering Hill's call of course ;):wavey: :)

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:24 AM
<3


On the flip side, Party Monster is the stupidest gay movie I have ever seen in my life!

Party Monster is unwatchable, simply put. A waste of time and money. Macaulay Culkin is a lousy actor.

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:24 AM
Except Curtis is a guy. :shrug:



I think I got my posts mixed up. :shrug: That and the fact I can't type.

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:25 AM
No kidding. Abundance of hair - shortage of teeth. Curtie, you gotta get the hell outta there!


I'm here to even everything out. Without me, this place would be doomed for all eternity.

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:26 AM
It is ****ty as a love story, but I thought it was hysterical. The scene where she's scrambling to hide the sex toys from her mother before she arrives, and the scene where her mother finds them all in a box under her bed and uses them? I have hysterical fits. :laugh: And that feminist who runs the bookshop is soooooo funny.

It is :nod: I guess I just had different expectations!
And.. I'd seen a couple of girl-girl lovestories at that point, and they were all more or less the same: one out-girl falls for another who's not yet out of the closet, she comes out and falls in love with girl #1, has argument with parents, they fight for acceptance, the end. Example: The Incredible Story Of Two Girls In Love. That's a cute movie, anyway.

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:27 AM
It is :nod: I guess I just had different expectations!
And.. I'd seen a couple of girl-girl lovestories at that point, and they were all more or less the same: one out-girl falls for another who's not yet out of the closet, she comes out and falls in love with girl #1, has argument with parents, they fight for acceptance, the end. Example: The Incredible Story Of Two Girls In Love. That's a cute movie, anyway.

Aw, you gave the plot away to Shrek 4. :p

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 11:27 AM
I am too confused to know. I think we need a scoresheet or something. Or a new POLL! :eek: What are you a)b)c)d) or all the above?We already had one and it didn't help! I'm still confused about Jason! :laugh: Well, now I'm starting to think that this is Curtis' fantasy about Jason. ;) :laugh:

I think I got my posts mixed up. That and the fact I can't type.I do the same thing. :nod:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:27 AM
Party Monster is unwatchable, simply put. A waste of time and money. Macaulay Culkin is a lousy actor.

Thank the stars I didn't rent it. My friend did. We watched the first five minutes and turned it off. Unbearable. We put in White Noise instead. A good movie. I was surprised.

Mari
05-27-2005, 11:27 AM
Aw, you gave the plot away to Shrek 4. :p
:lol: :lol: :lol:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 11:29 AM
We already had one and it didn't help! I'm still confused about Jason! :laugh: Well, now I'm starting to think that this is Curtis' fantasy about Jason. ;) :laugh:



See my signature. :wavey:


Fits, eh?

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 11:30 AM
:xoxo: wishfull thinking? lol..

I was answering Hill's call of course ;)

Aha! Rawk on. :D :xoxo:

seeker007nmss
05-27-2005, 11:31 AM
Oh well, off to do some errands. I will be back and be completely lost on this thread as it continues to change and you folks are discussing MatchGame 74' or something completely way off from where it is now. Such fun. :wavey: (writing down post where I left off 202) got it.

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 11:34 AM
I am too confused to know. I think we need a scoresheet or something. Or a new POLL! :eek: What are you a)b)c)d) or all the above?

Jason has never said anything definitive one way or another on this subject. Therefore I can still hold out hope that he is bi, since I've assumed he's gay because no straight man says "lord child" that often (or ever). :laugh: I <3 strand! :xoxo:

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:36 AM
Jason has never said anything definitive one way or another on this subject. Therefore I can still hold out hope that he is bi, since I've assumed he's gay because no straight man says "lord child" that often (or ever). :laugh: I <3 strand! :xoxo:

He is from the south. :laugh:

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:37 AM
Oh well, off to do some errands. I will be back and be completely lost on this thread as it continues to change and you folks are discussing MatchGame 74' or something completely way off from where it is now. Such fun. :wavey: (writing down post where I left off 202) got it.

I <3 Brett Summers!!!!!!!!!!

dissention
05-27-2005, 11:41 AM
Thank the stars I didn't rent it. My friend did. We watched the first five minutes and turned it off. Unbearable. We put in White Noise instead. A good movie. I was surprised.

I would seriously question whether having someone who rented Party Monster is worth having for a friend. :p

White Noise was...okay. Until that ending. Jeezum crow.

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 11:45 AM
He is from the south. :laugh:

Do they say that down there? :eek: :shocked: :lol:

all the same
05-27-2005, 11:48 AM
No, I don't think I've ever heard of it. Thanks for the recommendation! :)

It's a Canadian film. All Canadian films are about repressed homosexuality! :lol: It's beautifully filmed and the two actresses in it are absolutely gorgeous in a non-traditional sense. The music is incredible too. I bought the soundtrack and I own it on DVD. If you have an indie video store around you, you should see if they have it. It's beautiful. :xoxo:

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 12:01 PM
I <3 Brett Summers!!!!!!!!!!


I love Charles Nelson Riley! :thumbsup:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 12:04 PM
See my signature. :wavey:


Fits, eh?:nod:

Therefore I can still hold out hope that he is bi, since I've assumed he's gay because no straight man says "lord child" that often (or ever). :laugh::laugh:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:07 PM
Have a care with my name or you'll wear it out :wavey:

Curtis - you dream of me? Hence you sig. I am flattered :o

ontheEdgeof17
05-27-2005, 12:10 PM
Curtis - you dream of me? Hence you sig. I am flattered :o


:lol: :lol:

I had to think of an excuse quick.

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 12:11 PM
Have a care with my name or you'll wear it out :wavey:

Curtis - you dream of me? Hence you sig. I am flattered :oOkay, are you gonna end the confusion or what? :D

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 12:21 PM
I don't know. I came in a straight male and left as a Lesbian Poodle. :shocked:


at least you had better hair when you left :p ;) :p

amber
05-27-2005, 12:28 PM
It's a Canadian film. All Canadian films are about repressed homosexuality! :lol: It's beautifully filmed and the two actresses in it are absolutely gorgeous in a non-traditional sense. The music is incredible too. I bought the soundtrack and I own it on DVD. If you have an indie video store around you, you should see if they have it. It's beautiful. :xoxo:
I love that movie, too, I thought it was incredibly beautiful. :nod:

GateandGarden
05-27-2005, 12:28 PM
at least you had better hair when you left :p ;) :p:laugh::lol::laugh:

The Tower
05-27-2005, 01:53 PM
Alls I can say is "Ai yi yi yi yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"

:lol: :lol: :lol:

This thread has become quite hilarious, and it started out so sad.

amber
05-27-2005, 01:56 PM
Okay, are you gonna end the confusion or what? :D

Strand is shrouded in mystery, you know he loves it. I'm sure eventually he'll be ready for his close up... :laugh:

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 02:16 PM
Strand is shrouded in mystery, you know he loves it. I'm sure eventually he'll be ready for his close up... :laugh:

Perhaps he can't be put into a simple set of labels. ;)

Alls I can say is "Ai yi yi yi yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"

This thread has become quite hilarious, and it started out so sad.

Of course this thread got silly, it's still The Ledge. :wavey: :lol:

The Tower
05-27-2005, 02:25 PM
Strand is shrouded in mystery, you know he loves it. I'm sure eventually he'll be ready for his close up... :laugh:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I can totally see him uttering that line....

"I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille"

With the turban and the whole nine yards. :nod: :nod:

amber
05-27-2005, 02:27 PM
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I can totally see him uttering that line....

"I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille"

With the turban and the whole nine yards. :nod: :nod:
:lol: :laugh:
I know, it's the first thing I thought of Strand starring in... :laugh:

strandinthewind
05-27-2005, 04:23 PM
Perhaps he can't be put into a simple set of labels. ;)

But ya can put me in Prada :cool:

SuzeQuze
05-27-2005, 05:16 PM
But ya can put me in Prada :cool:

Right, only a posh label will do!

BTFLCHLD
05-27-2005, 05:48 PM
When you began to post. ;) :lol: :lol: