Interuption can be good, but don't let yourself be disrupted. Always be ready to put your foot down, and don't stand for any nonesense; especially from me.
Yes, I'm ready, I'm ready.Are you ready to get super extra creative, beyond another level,
Interuption can be good, but don't let yourself be disrupted. Always be ready to put your foot down, and don't stand for any nonesense; especially from me.
Yes, I'm ready, I'm ready.Are you ready to get super extra creative, beyond another level,
As a certified insane person, I hope that the next time I am down under (in a clock-wise sense) that an entire bunch of us can have a right royal piss up - even throwing the years worth of shit yorkshire puddings at each other as a finale!!
Are you ready to get super extra creative, beyond another level,
Have you come down off that 'No one' called you on your phone today Harbal?
attofishpi wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:29 am Oh shit...someone is going to have to invent a vomit emoti.
Don't you believe in the power of love, Fishy?attofishpi wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:29 am Oh shit...someone is going to have to invent a vomit emoti.
Of course, I am still existing because of it...but you of all people would also understand the power of humourHarbal wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 11:33 amDon't you believe in the power of love, Fishy?attofishpi wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:29 am Oh shit...someone is going to have to invent a vomit emoti.
No one takes humour more seriously than I do.attofishpi wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 11:38 am
Of course, I am still existing because of it...but you of all people would also understand the power of humour
That's it, next time I'm down under I might have to argue with you..and you better have more than burnt Y puddings to throw.Harbal wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 11:42 amNo one takes humour more seriously than I do.attofishpi wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 11:38 am
Of course, I am still existing because of it...but you of all people would also understand the power of humour
I would offer only this guess...that maybe the people of whom you can presently think do not relate to you in a way that you actually want at present, or that you are finding fulfilling of some desired kind of interaction. That would explain why, though you might know many people, you don't want to see anybody in particular, but still feel a craving for human company.
I'm just not a social person, and the type of people I enjoy spending time with are not very thick on the ground. I don't know how complicated the phsychology behind that may be, but that is the situation put simply.Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 5:33 pm
I would offer only this guess...that maybe the people of whom you can presently think do not relate to you in a way that you actually want at present, or that you are finding fulfilling of some desired kind of interaction. That would explain why, though you might know many people, you don't want to see anybody in particular, but still feel a craving for human company.
I submit that it's possible to be in the midst of many people...say, on a busy, urban street, but still feel oneself unconnected. Or it's possible to go to a dinner party, and find all the conversation trivial or not-to-the-point in some way; and thus to feel lonely and detached, even though one is in company and one cannot pin down exactly what one is missing.
So too, it must be possible to sit at home, and run the list of one's known acquaintances, and find that while all of them are jolly fellows in certain contexts, none is quite appropriate for some need one is feeling at the moment. And if so, there's nothing so strange about that, is there?
Plausible?