Do you usually like to hear the song "Frankie Teardrop"?
Questions For Yours Truly
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ANISAKIS said:
That song is classic, even though it's been claimed to be one of the most harrowing songs ever recorded. =P
Can I call you Johnny Cash? =P
You smoke dope?
Spirit15 said:
I don't walk the line, pal.
cookieboy17 said:
I don't need drugs. I'm already weird even without 'em.
If Toadette showed up in front of your door, what would you do?
Vipsoccermaster said:
That question was asked too late, my friend. If you asked me back then, I'd say I'd glomp her and stuff like that. Now, if Toadette showed up in front of my door, I'd be like "meh, I guess you can come in an' stuff". =P
You'd let a random mushroom walk into your house?Ether said:
Wolf said:
I'm more lenient than the average person. Besides, the world of LSD clearly has more sense and logic than that of reality anyway, so why not?
I can see it now...
Toadette: *knocks on door*
Ether: *opens door*
Toadette: LOOLOLOLOLOl CAN I COME IN?????
Ether: Eh, sure I guess =P
Toadette: HEHEHEHEHEHAHAHAHIMTHEBEST
Toadette: *knocks on door*
Ether: *opens door*
Toadette: LOOLOLOLOLOl CAN I COME IN?????
Ether: Eh, sure I guess =P
Toadette: HEHEHEHEHEHAHAHAHIMTHEBEST
Pumpkin said:
Yeah, that's pretty much what would happen. :U
D o you find existence peripheral in the scheme of the world? (N.B. not necessarily your existence or anyone else's)
H-J カービイ said:
I guess existence is pretty damn cool, so I'll say, eh... I guess. =P
Why does it say you edited your last post 4 and a half hours ago?
"Why didn't you burn the tapes?"
H-J カービイ said:
...d'oh. :|
Vipsoccermaster said:
"Now as a matter of fact, curiously enough, I did not only consider, but I even suggested and, I believe, directed that Mr. Haldeman take the taping system out--not take it out, but go through the tapes and, as I put it to him, to make the search that would be necessary to retain all those that had historical value and to destroy those that had no historical values--those that involved the family, those that involved political or other friends and so forth and so on, those that really shouldn't be in the public domain. I pointed out that if we waited until after I left office to do it that either only he or I would be able to listen to all of it, it would be a monumental task and that we should do it now, and I suggested then that the taping system be changed because I found out then for the first time that it was one that recorded everything--changed so that I could turn it on and off with a switch. This was in April, early April, early April before we were considering, for example, the situation with regard to the possibility of Haldeman or Ehrlichman resigning and that sort of thing. But I said lets have a system whereby we can only record and will only record those that really have historical significance. Now, his recollection, I understand, is that while we discussed it, he didnt feel that he had been ordered to take it out. And so that time passed. But on June the 4th, 1973, after Mr. Dean had made some charges that I knew were untrue, certainly in part and probably substantially in many other respects, it was suggested by Al Haig, who was then the chief of staff in 1973, after Haldeman and Ehrlichman resigned, that I listen to the tapes, and so I did. And it was a very tough experience."
tl;dr
How many times in your memory have I asked you to read something and you rebutted tl;dr?
H-J カービイ said:
A few times. Maybe even more. But I can read walls of text, so I'm good. =P I just don't want people to get bored reading a wall of text.
So what are the two men in your signature discussing about?
It's a still from the movie "Frost/Nixon", which dramatizes the Frost/Nixon interviews from 1977. You could guess what they're talking about.