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SexyCleric said:
Roughly, a thousand.
One to press buttons, and the rest to run around, and generally make things difficult.

*Pets Rei*
We all have our doubts.
You do belong here though.
Search your feelings, you know it to be true!

Ves, decisions like that are not to be taken lightly, and unfortunately for my ego, Lik already covered my advice.
But, he forgot one important aspect!

Once you have all the information, find the option that violates the prime directive in some dramatic, but not terribly probable way.
That almost guarentees making rank to captain.
*gets out a butterfly net catching all the lil ClerickMericks and puts them in a jar with holes in the top*

Pwetty!

*runs off to show the VERY Nerdy Kitty Wifey her version of seamonkeys*
 
Vessira said:
Wow, I missed obviously full of sexual undertones conversation between Squirter and Palm. Looks like it was a scorcher :p

*sigh* So I'm currently in the process of finding a new job in a new city, and trying to decide whether to play it safe, or take a risk? My risks don't usual turn out well.


Well you weren't here for me to paw, *shrug* what can I say? I had to textually molest a poor innocent man.
 
Lady Reiha said:
I vote for Cheesenips.

why vote for Nader? He dosen't give away free cheesy crackers
*tummy rumbles* I'm hungry dammit *throws a kitty tantrum*


I WANT MY SQUIRTUM, VESSY, CLERKY,SPINNY, RAE-CHAN, PALMY AND TROMBY!!!!!!!


*crouches down cat like, assumes the pounce prep position.....butt wiggles and...POUNCE!*
 
asian_princess said:
*gets out a butterfly net catching all the lil ClerickMericks and puts them in a jar with holes in the top*

Pwetty!

*runs off to show the VERY Nerdy Kitty Wifey her version of seamonkeys*

Not the first time I've been jarred.
Nor, I suspect, to be the last.

*Wink*
Now, for some fun, just unscrew one, and roll it into Spins' room.
It's like a barrel of monkeys!
But with clerics instead!

Oh, great Oracle, enlighten this unenlightened one!
Are there any sane women left? Or were there any to begin with?
 
lil_squirter said:
*crouches down cat like, assumes the pounce prep position.....butt wiggles and...POUNCE!*

My Diana cat does that exact thing. Cutest thing ever!
 
Nerds I have done something I thought I'd never do.

I bought a computer with an AMD proccessor.
 
SexyCleric said:
Oh, great Oracle, enlighten this unenlightened one!
Are there any sane women left? Or were there any to begin with?

Define Sane? Define left? Define Wo...oh yeah. Hehehe.

As for my risk vs. safety, I'm thinking more along the lines of, do I move someplace close to home and friends I know, or move someplace new and exciting I've never been to before and don't really know anyone. Part of me years for something new, a clean slate, etc but being far away with no safety net probably wouldn't work well for me. I'm not sure how I'd make new friends as I'm largely anti-social and don't leave the house much.
 
Lady Reiha said:
honestly Tromby, not too good -_-


I fear that prehaps..I'm not a nerd at all. I'm not as smart as nerds are, my knowledge in nerd-like games are lacking, and I feel inadaquent in everything *sighs*


I feel like I just don't belong..*sighs* But oh well v.v''

Guess you can't be good at things you wish you could be good at....


how are you today?
Well, here's my thought on this. Everyone brings something good to the table. Not everyone knows everything about everything. There are times when I have no idea what anyone is talking about, and there are times when I'm contributing and others don't know what I'm talking about. I'm certainly not book smart like many others, but I have my own strengths, as do you. You definitely bring a lot to the thread, and don't think for a second that you don't. I can't tell how how many times your zany antics have cheered me up. :) As far as I'm concerned you are just as much a nerd as any of us, and well deserving of a place here. :) Trust me, I understand that feeling of not-belonging, but often times it's just a perception we put on ourselves.

And if that doesn't do the trick, you belong because I say so. Thus I have spoken, and so shall it come to pass.

ETA: I'd like to point out that I also brought you some cheesenips. ;)
 
Vessira said:
Define Sane? Define left? Define Wo...oh yeah. Hehehe.

As for my risk vs. safety, I'm thinking more along the lines of, do I move someplace close to home and friends I know, or move someplace new and exciting I've never been to before and don't really know anyone. Part of me years for something new, a clean slate, etc but being far away with no safety net probably wouldn't work well for me. I'm not sure how I'd make new friends as I'm largely anti-social and don't leave the house much.

For that, I am going to quote Neil Geimen.

'Most people hate falling dreams. They only see the inevitable unknown at the end. They fear the unknown. Sometimes they're right. Sometimes you fall. Other times though... Other times you soar.'

Sane, Adj, to be within the realm of rationality. To not act entirely on emotion as opposed to reason. To do things unpleasant for future gain.
 
Trombonus said:
Well, here's my thought on this. Everyone brings something good to the table. Not everyone knows everything about everything.

Wise consel indeed.

Though, it sure would be nice if we had a conversation here that everyone could understand.

And on a totally different note; KOTOR II.
I'd sooner talk to a wall, than talk with Creia.
No matter what I say, it's influence lost. Argh.
Hate cryptic Jedi/Sith woman.

Wistful statement: I desire my own HK unit. A droid with a sick sense of humor. This meat bag loves HK.
 
SexyCleric said:
For that, I am going to quote Neil Geimen.

'Most people hate falling dreams. They only see the inevitable unknown at the end. They fear the unknown. Sometimes they're right. Sometimes you fall. Other times though... Other times you soar.'

Sane, Adj, to be within the realm of rationality. To not act entirely on emotion as opposed to reason. To do things unpleasant for future gain.

I dunno, sometimes I think it's not sane that men are all rational and rarely emotional. That's where your humanity comes from, both the good and the bad.
 
Texguy84 said:
Oi, just got back from AggieCon. Seven hours of driving and flying can get pretty tiresome. Wasn't as fun as I had hoped for, but I did get to hang out with some friends, and I got my picture taken with Richard Hatch :nana:

Also, picked up several fun t-shirts, more details later, now I need to go sleepy.

Ooohkay, so I went to Texas for AggieCon. Locked my keys in the trunk of my car, and my mom had to bring me a spare when I got back.

Other than that, it wasn't a bad weekend, though I didn't do as much as I would have liked. I hung out with some folks, got drunk a couple of times, took pictures, and ate at most of my favorite restaurants that I don't have out here in Arizona (Freebirds, Whataburger, Taco Cabana, and Panda Express).

Got to see Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, and The 300, both movies were very good (well, Tokyo Drift was really good, The 300 was AWESOME :nana: :nana: )

So yeah, that was my weekend. Was under the impression that I was going to get some, but my female friend decided she was super tired and had too much schoolwork due on Monday, so nothing came of that. :(
 
Vessira said:
I dunno, sometimes I think it's not sane that men are all rational and rarely emotional. That's where your humanity comes from, both the good and the bad.

And who has been telling you that men are rational, let alone unemotional? We just don't cry. All the rest of the emotions are available to us.

But seriously, hanging out with us on the Nerd thread should have disillusioned you of the concept of guys being rational. :rose:
 
Vessira said:
I dunno, sometimes I think it's not sane that men are all rational and rarely emotional. That's where your humanity comes from, both the good and the bad.

Ah, but emotions frequently do not assist in decision making.
They cloud judgement, impair rationality, and generally make things harder.

But, of course, the best option is always balance, but jeez...
Must all decisions be met with hatred, anguish, or some other extreme?
 
Texguy84 said:
And who has been telling you that men are rational, let alone unemotional? We just don't cry. All the rest of the emotions are available to us.

But seriously, hanging out with us on the Nerd thread should have disillusioned you of the concept of guys being rational. :rose:

I don't need someone telling me it, I can see it for myself. All the rest of the emotions might be available to you, but you just don't execise them....
 
Vessira said:
I don't need someone telling me it, I can see it for myself. All the rest of the emotions might be available to you, but you just don't execise them....
<---------Exception to the rule
 
SexyCleric said:
Oh, great Oracle, enlighten this unenlightened one!
Are there any sane women left? Or were there any to begin with?


All signs point to yes.

*hides the small black orb behind her*
 
Vessira said:
I don't need someone telling me it, I can see it for myself. All the rest of the emotions might be available to you, but you just don't execise them....

Ack!

*Panic Button!*

Men! Abort mission!
Humor/Annoyance threshold has been passed!
Flee!
 
SexyCleric said:
Ack!

*Panic Button!*

Men! Abort mission!
Humor/Annoyance threshold has been passed!
Flee!


LOL. Silly. *points finger* I didn't mean you or anyone else. I suppose my own poking fun didn't come across well in text. I blame the lack of caffeine. That has been remedied.
 
lil_squirter said:
All signs point to yes.

*hides the small black orb behind her*


Oooo, oracle, should I move to Florida and be your neighbor so we can have all sorts of fun? *sigh* I long to live in a place where it doesn't snow. Of course, I also long to live in a place it doesn't get too hot/humid either.
 
Vessira said:
Oooo, oracle, should I move to Florida and be your neighbor so we can have all sorts of fun? *sigh* I long to live in a place where it doesn't snow. Of course, I also long to live in a place it doesn't get too hot/humid either.

Hot and humid...
Florida...

Me sees a connection there, me thinks.
 
Vessira said:
Oooo, oracle, should I move to Florida and be your neighbor so we can have all sorts of fun? *sigh* I long to live in a place where it doesn't snow. Of course, I also long to live in a place it doesn't get too hot/humid either.


It has been my expierence that the heat and humidty vary depending on the company. *nid*
 
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