A Place of Safety
I expect simple behaviours here. Friendship, and love.
Any advice should be from the perspective of the person asking, not the person giving!
We have had to make new membership moderated to combat the huge number of spammers who register
















You are here: Home > Forum > A Place of Safety > General Talk > Yesterday, I lost in a game it seems, and thus I must do this.
icon7.gif Yesterday, I lost in a game it seems, and thus I must do this.  [message #8376] Tue, 11 March 2003 17:46 Go to next message
lenny is currently offline  lenny

On fire!
Location: Far Away
Registered: March 2002
Messages: 1755




Me and a good friend were chatting over MSN, me telling of a weird nightmare kind of dream I'd had, and we managed to say essentially the same thing almost at the same time. Suddenly my friend blurts this weird word (with three!!! exclamation marks after it), and I go like, 'huh?ยด...

It seems, whenever two people say the same thing simultaneously, you both yell out this word and the one who does it the fastest wins. Well, since I was totally not aware of this pastime he won of course, so I asked what I was supposed to do as punishment for losing. My friend teasingly said something like, people have different preferences in this regard, but then claimed only playing to win. Hehe, I was ready to be dared, but no such luck! Very Happy

Anyway, he then wanted me to go post a feel-good post on the board, to which I more or less refused, since I was having a pretty lousy day. I think my friend got a bit bummed over this but I simply can't pretend to be happy when I'm not. That is worse than lying.

Anyway, today I am making a post.

I've been spending some time in Sanctuary, building up my mercenary friend so he won't die quite so much. I made him a nice 'Honor' runeword weapon out of a socketed grim scythe I found the other day, but as it turned out the guy didn't have enough strength to equip it! Must level him up more...

The 'Honor' runeword is very nice, it gives good bonuses for some quite common and easy to find runes. You need a five-socketed weapon though, and those aren't very common. Thus I was rather fortunate to stumble over that polearm, and I feel it should serve him quite well.

I only went out very briefly today from my apartement. I know I should send a card to an aunt of mine thanking her for the birthday present she gave me. I haven't really been able to get off my butt and actually do it.

Anyway, the reason I did get out today is because I needed to buy some food. Bread to eat, and some candy for tonight and the season finale of '24', I love that show.

It was raining. We've had a really good winter this year, lots of cold and quite a bit of snow. There was cold and a little bit of snow in december when my friend Nick came to see me like I've said before, and then more came later. We've had a fair cover all up until just a few days ago when temperatures started rising. Now a smothering blanket of grey rain was pouring down. I didn't even get wet though, I walked on the external walkways, looking at the rain. I could only see a few hundred meters, normally I have clear sight for at least five kilometers to the north, maybe more.

It wasn't a depressing grey rain however, even though it was grey and all. Dusk is one of my favorite times of the day, things look so different when darkness is starting to fall. The imagination flows much more freely - at least for me.

So I watched the rain for a little bit and then went to the store to get the stuff I needed for tonight.

All that wasn't really the point of this email though.

What made me able to enjoy the rain (and the nice shower I'd had before that), was an email from someone I don't know.

I get lots of emails from people I don't know. Most of them start like, "Bad debts giving you a headache? Let us help!", "Need a house mortgage?" "Enlarge your penis!", etc etc. This one was from a real person though, someone who read one of my stories and wrote me to tell how much he liked it... I could have shown it to you so you could see for yourselves why it totally made my day, but then that might look like me bragging about my stories so I won't do that.

Suffice to say, it was really awesome.


So here it is. My feel-good post. Smile

Free hugs to everyone who wants one today!


-Lenny



"But he that hath the steerage of my course,
direct my sail."

-William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act One, Scene IV
icon6.gif SNAP !!!  [message #8380 is a reply to message #8376] Tue, 11 March 2003 22:41 Go to previous messageGo to next message
smith is currently offline  smith

On fire!

Registered: January 1970
Messages: 1095



Go,Lenny Smile......Go,Lenny Smile ......Go,Lenny Smile !!!

{{{{hugs}}}}
JJ
icon7.gif Did someone mention my name?  [message #8382 is a reply to message #8376] Wed, 12 March 2003 01:08 Go to previous messageGo to next message
nick is currently offline  nick

Likes it here
Location: London
Registered: July 2003
Messages: 351



Hey Lenny!

Thanks for the feel-good post.

Hope you enjoyed '24'.
icon7.gif Adding to your feelgood post  [message #8383 is a reply to message #8376] Wed, 12 March 2003 01:45 Go to previous messageGo to next message
smith is currently offline  smith

On fire!

Registered: January 1970
Messages: 1095



Just something to make you laugh Smile

I have a huge brahma bull named Gus. He's old and way past eyeing the ladies but he doesn't seem to know it. I keep him on one side of a fence and the "ladies" on the other. Well, he decided to go courting today. The "ladies" had been acting very slutty for a couple of days and what's a guy to do?? He just went right through that fence and J and I had to go rescue all the damsels in distress (even though the little ho's were all giggly). How do you stop a horny bull, you ask? Very very carefully and with a cattle prod. He took off and ended up in the highway. hahaha Some tourists actually stopped to take pictures. I finally had to get the 'mule' and herd him in. I think he thinks the 'mule' is a bigger bull. I left him standing forlornly bellowing across the mended fence.
Poor guy. Would someone write me an excuse note so I don't have to do my homework?? I'm wornout Smile

{{{hugs}}} smith - cowboy extraordinaire
icon6.gif Re: Adding to your feelgood post  [message #8384 is a reply to message #8383] Wed, 12 March 2003 02:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
rick is currently offline  rick

Likes it here
Location: Canada
Registered: December 2002
Messages: 119





Please excuse smith for not having his homework done .
Because he was too busy telling bad jokes .. Wink


thank you .
Rick .

how that my friend .. Smile
icon6.gif To whom it may concern  [message #8387 is a reply to message #8384] Wed, 12 March 2003 05:29 Go to previous messageGo to next message
trevor is currently offline  trevor

Really getting into it

Registered: November 2002
Messages: 732



smith is exhaused after handling a sexually frustrated older male who's hung like a bull, trapping him and coercing him into submission through the use of a high-powered device. The good news is he was successful and everything came out fine in the end. Please excuse his absence today while he recovers from the ordeal.

I finally got around to starting to read JHS. Damn you anyway! Of course I had to read it all in one sitting and am on the edge of my seat waiting for the next chapter. This has been an uncomfortable few days. Seriously, thank you for the really excellent story. I do hope your Creative Writing teacher gave you an A!
icon7.gif * H U G * - Thanks!  [message #8388 is a reply to message #8376] Wed, 12 March 2003 05:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
trevor is currently offline  trevor

Really getting into it

Registered: November 2002
Messages: 732



No Message Body
Re: To whom it may concern  [message #8389 is a reply to message #8387] Wed, 12 March 2003 08:23 Go to previous messageGo to next message
e is currently offline  e

On fire!
Location: currently So Cal
Registered: May 2002
Messages: 1179



Well, I was going to write him a note, but this is much better than what I had in mind.

Think good thoughts,
e
icon7.gif Good to hear your day was good  [message #8390 is a reply to message #8376] Wed, 12 March 2003 08:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
e is currently offline  e

On fire!
Location: currently So Cal
Registered: May 2002
Messages: 1179



Mine was about half good. I woke up with a terrible headache and stuffy nose. It cleared up around noon and the rest of the day found me relaxing in front of the tv, though I really don't think I can tell you what I watched other than the Battlestar Galactica marathon on Sci-fi this morning.

Oh yeah, if I'm not too late, I'll take one of those hugs. And I'll leave a couple in return.

Think good thoughts,
e
icon7.gif No, you're not too late! (And bad funny smith-joke inside!)  [message #8391 is a reply to message #8390] Wed, 12 March 2003 10:27 Go to previous messageGo to next message
lenny is currently offline  lenny

On fire!
Location: Far Away
Registered: March 2002
Messages: 1755




Aaw, you've taken ill! Poor you! Then you get many more hugs just so you'll feel better! {{{HUGS}}}

And did you know they're making a (TV?) feature of Battlestar Galactica? I just read it somewhere the other day, I don't know if I got all the details... Anyway, that's really cool, I'm kind of a Battlestar fan actually, so I approve of your marathon activities. Smile

Nick, thanks for stopping by in my little thread. {{{{HUUUGGSS!!}}}} for you! Smile

Trevor, you're welcome! Smile I love giving hugs to my friends.

smith, AWESOME story! Now I understand why you said you were shagged-out (so to speak, heheh) "yesterday" when we spoke... Anyway: here's the silly joke:

The husband is in trouble, he's getting a yelling from his quarrelsome wife: "And the next time we go to a party and someone asks you how much I weigh, you answer 125 kilos, and not 1/8 ton like you did yesterday!"

Okay, maybe that joke is funnier in Metric-land, I dunno! Very Happy

Take care everyone. Have a great day... I sure know waking up finding your replies sure made this one start off rather well for me I have to say. Smile

-Lenny



"But he that hath the steerage of my course,
direct my sail."

-William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act One, Scene IV
icon7.gif Re: No, you're not too late! (And bad funny smith-joke inside!)  [message #8393 is a reply to message #8391] Wed, 12 March 2003 16:29 Go to previous message
e is currently offline  e

On fire!
Location: currently So Cal
Registered: May 2002
Messages: 1179



Oooohhhh! Feeling much better after the hugs Dr. Lenny. I was never a big fan of Galactica, but I do like the show a bit. It was kind of fun seeing it again after all these years. Four hours worth yesterday and I'm hoping that it'll be on again today. And I hope that joke was funnier in metric land. Wink

Think good thoughts,
e
Previous Topic: HAPPY GUY!!!!!!
Next Topic: Thank you so much - what an amazing family
Goto Forum: