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WCDT - 6-10 September 2010 (1746-1750)

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Fenriswolf:

--- Quote from: raoullefere on 08 Sep 2010, 01:16 ---Now I'm off to take my grumping pills. I've clearly become much too cheerful…

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Heeee. Love it. I seem to have a never-ending supply of those...

Yeah, as someone who is insecure in a very different way to Dora (no going off over stupid things, just waking my partner up in the middle of the night to make him re-iterate that he does want to be with me, even though I'm mental), I can tell you someone looking like Dora does in the first panel is in quite a lot of pain, and there is no need to be a wanker on top of it.

Sure, I would have liked him to actually say "you have got to get a handle on yourself, walk away until you think clearly, something" but his reaction was still fine and a damn sight better than staying angry - the kind of angry that would probably be the cold eyes + leaving her on the couch to go to bed without talking, is what I imagine of Marten. Could be wrong.

Switchblade:
It's funny, if you listened to the right people on these forums, you could learn everything you need to about how to have a healthy relationship. There's some solid Gold advice and observations being shared here.

Ferahgo the Assassin:

--- Quote from: Switchblade on 08 Sep 2010, 02:46 ---It's funny, if you listened to the right people on these forums, you could learn everything you need to about how to have a healthy relationship. There's some solid Gold advice and observations being shared here.

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Unfortunately, it's often lost amongst the sea of people who obviously have no experience.

no one special:

--- Quote from: pwhodges on 08 Sep 2010, 00:59 ---Grammar vs  idiom - no winners there, either!

Language is what is used; grammar is a post hoc  attempt to rationalise it
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I disagree, but respect your opinion  :)

I feel that "me" vs. "I" is a question of grammar, and not an idiom.  If you said "scared to death" and I corrected it to "frightened to an unsettling degree," then we could argue that it was idiom vs. semantics.

While I admit that I was in kind of a douche-y mood when I posted that wholly unnecessary correction... I still think it's correct  ;-)

akronnick:

--- Quote from: Ferahgo the Assassin on 08 Sep 2010, 02:56 ---Unfortunately, it's often lost amongst the sea of people who obviously have no experience.

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Just listen to us folks clinging desperately to our Useless Brooms Made Entirely Of Dicks.

We know what we're talking about.





Or we're completely full of shit, I forget...

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