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I really wish you forget all about me so we could move on!0
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I can't, I've tried
visions of us dominating the world haunt my dreams .. oh and our badass outfits 
sorry but there is noway i can let my world domination partner ever forget me. Nice try tho0 -
Me and the kids went to see pitch perfect 3 today. Sorry, I don't do vegan talk0
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laprimaJenny wrote: »I’m seriously regretting eating that garlic bread right about now
You regret garlic bread? That’s blasphemy
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eccomi_qui wrote: »
You regret garlic bread? That’s blasphemy
I regret only eating one piece with my lasagna soup tonight. I could eat a bit more.0 -
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laprimaJenny wrote: »
Ha blasphemy perhaps it is but now I could’ve been enjoying a snack and I’m 43 calories over my daily allowance for only one slice!
*extremely Italian hand gesure* eyyy ohhh why you no eat dis food nonna make-a for you, you no love me? Nonna love you bello, you gotta eat to be big and strong like Fabio cannavaro
Ok maybe that was just my house growing up never mind6 -
Smooth Talker!0
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LearningToFly13 wrote: »Me and the kids went to see pitch perfect 3 today. Sorry, I don't do vegan talk
What does vegan talk mean and how does it relate to a movie?1 -
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I actually need help with this mfp'ers
wtf is the 'hug' button for? It bothers me, I don't get it. Unless its for sympathy?
If I 'woo' anyone know that it means awesome to me or one up from awesome which is how I used to use it. Like awesome + maybe brazen + I respect your opinion and you stating it.2 -
I actually need help with this mfp'ers
wtf is the 'hug' button for? It bothers me, I don't get it. Unless its for sympathy?
If I 'woo' anyone know that it means awesome to me or one up from awesome which is how I used to use it. Like awesome + maybe brazen + I respect your opinion and you stating it.
for the very best compliment, we really do need a reach-around button to accompany the hug button, don't we?2 -
I actually need help with this mfp'ers
wtf is the 'hug' button for? It bothers me, I don't get it. Unless its for sympathy?
If I 'woo' anyone know that it means awesome to me or one up from awesome which is how I used to use it. Like awesome + maybe brazen + I respect your opinion and you stating it.
Hug is sympathy. I use it as awesome too but that's only because it replaced the awesome button. I think the hug button works better in the regular forums then here.
Same with Woo, they made it fit for the rest of the forums and not here.1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »
for the very best compliment, we really do need a reach-around button to accompany the hug button, don't we?
hahaha!!
Love it!! Super creepy really
I'm gonna use 'hug' in a pervy sense from now on...If I ever have occasion to!!
Hug is sympathy. I use it as awesome too but that's only because it replaced the awesome button. I think the hug button works better in the regular forums then here.
Same with Woo, they made it fit for the rest of the forums and not here.
Agree, makes sense, they must not be thinking of chit chat...only place I look at anymore tho.
I just don't know what to press when I want to awesome something now...woo or hug (ick)1 -
hahaha!!
Love it!! Super creepy really
I'm gonna use 'hug' in a pervy sense from now on...If I ever have occasion to!!
Agree, makes sense, they must not be thinking of chit chat...only place I look at anymore tho.
I just don't know what to press when I want to awesome something now...woo or hug (ick)
I use inspiring, but I've done that for awhile now. I don't mind hugging people that say something awesome either.0 -
I use inspiring, but I've done that for awhile now. I don't mind hugging people that say something awesome either.
Haha!! I'm too literal! Hug is too intimate or else a forced social nicety that I endure!
That's why I liked 'woo'...it's ambiguous until they changed the *kitten* graphic!!1 -
Did you know that I was hoping you'd be wearing a cowboy hat next time I saw your profile pic?
What if I said that I don't actually own a cowboy hat?0 -
MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »
What if I got it, laughed, and think you're weird? May I contact?
Yes. Please contact fellow weirdo 1 -
What a great day its been1
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Starting my day0
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I wonder why they're called suicide victims when they're also the perpetrators.4
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WorkerDrone83 wrote: »I wonder why they're called suicide victims when they're also the perpetrators.
This is completely insensitive and you miss the mark completely on why most people commit suicide9 -
eccomi_qui wrote: »
This is completely insensitive and you miss the mark completely on why most people commit suicide
It's more of a grammar and semantics question, really.
I'm not sure how you got the impression I was exploring why people commit suicide. Sorry if that triggered you.0 -
WorkerDrone83 wrote: »I wonder why they're called suicide victims when they're also the perpetrators.
Being a victim of your own mind and inner demons is what brings most people to suicide. A mentally stable person last resort would be suicide.5 -
I don't think that many or most people wake up and go "Well, it's Wednesday. I'm going to take my own life today." It's a long period of sadness, torment, dispare, hopelessness, etc. They are just as much victims as the families they leave behind. I can understand initial anger or sadness, but it comes down to understanding why someone came to this point that taking their own life was their only option.
People with mental health problems are often vulnerable. It's cruel to taunt them or poke fun at them.4 -
Wow, talk about a sensitive topic.
Apologies. I may be too literal of a person, wondering about the labels associated.
Depression is no joke. I'm certainly not taunting to making fun of anyone.
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@sw33tp3a1 wrote: »
Being a victim of your own mind and inner demons is what brings most people to suicide. A mentally stable person last resort would be suicide.
Thank you, by the way. That does explain how they are more victim than "do-er." I always appreciate logical answers over SJW emotional ones.3 -
WorkerDrone83 wrote: »
Thank you, by the way. That does explain how they are more victim than "do-er." I always appreciate logical answers over SJW emotional ones.
Yes, that’s what I was doing. If you ever lose a friend to suicide, you can come back with a little bit of grace.1 -
eccomi_qui wrote: »
Yes, that’s what I was doing. If you ever lose a friend to suicide, you can come back with a little bit of grace.
Young-blood, I fought the "War on Terror" for a decade. Do you know the suicide rate for Soldiers and Veterans?
Like I haven't lost friends to suicide...3
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