The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

Nope. You never crossed my mind.

 

Maybe not consciously...

 

Not even fleetingly. Sorry.

 

Not sure why you're sorry. You were saying how worthless and replaceable people are, so it's a good thing you weren't thinking of me.

 

Nope, you're a good phunner.

 

Have you guys gotten any rain over there recently?

 

Not a drop.

We could use it too.

 

No kidding. Maybe some of the rain we've had will work it's way over there. We had a pretty good thunderstorm last night. Of course the downside to thunderstorms is the lightning, which can end up doing more harm than good.

 

I like lightning and thunder. I don't think this region sees much rain this time of year. Mostly in the winter months.

 

Well, I'm off to bed Fuzz. Take care man.

 

So do I. I just don't like the fires they start.

It's interesting. When I was a kid, we always got rain in the summer. In the last couple decades it seems to have shifted to winter.

 

About to do the same myself. Catch ya later.

 

Hi yay! Long time, no see.

 

Are you invisibly stalking the forum?

 

I've been on offline mode for the past couple months. I keep forgetting it's on.

 

Lies!! You just don't want anyone to know you're there!

 

You know I'm here...

 

“And I'll close by saying this. Because anti-Semitism is the godfather of racism and the gateway to tyranny and fascism and war, it is to be regarded not as the enemy of the Jewish people, I learned, but as the common enemy of humanity and of civilization, and has to be fought against very tenaciously for that reason, most especially in its current, most virulent form of Islamic Jihad. Daniel Pearl's revolting murderer was educated at the London School of Economics. Our Christmas bomber over Detroit was from a neighboring London college, the chair of the Islamic Students' Society. Many pogroms against Jewish people are being reported from all over Europe today as I'm talking, and we can only expect this to get worse, and we must make sure our own defenses are not neglected. Our task is to call this filthy thing, this plague, this—this pest, by its right name; to make unceasing resistance to it, knowing all the time that it's probably ultimately ineradicable, and bearing in mind that its hatred towards us is a compliment, and resolving (some of the time, at any rate) to do a bit more to deserve it. Thank you.”
― Christopher Hitchens