I never neg repped either. I fear the backlash.
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I never neg repped either. I fear the backlash.
I've been tempted to neg rep a few times, but always catch myself (I think). I don't think I'd ever neg rep for opinion--only for bad form.
There's one poster in particular who I was constantly tempted to neg rep. Then I just put him on my ignore list. I usually read his posts anyway, but I get the satisfaction of a neg rep without actually having to start up any vendetta shit.
Don't speculate.
EDIT: Meg and Ivan--it's not you.
Ha. Yeah, I accidentally neg repped dissent once, but gave him double rep for my error.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Found out this weekend that Jess and I will be Godparents to my younger brother's second born, due date is March, I believe. Its a boy, and it sounds like they're gonna name him Wyatt.
You bet your ass he's getting a pair of toy six shooters for his baptism!
Hah, nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
And I've always wondered if I've made anyone's ignore list on any site. But then I realize that I'm either not that annoying, or its simply easier to just skip over my posts. Thy ego deflated....
I figured I'd already done enough to get neg-repped by Wats, but apparently I haven't insulted him strongly enough.
Yet.
:twisted: :)
So has anyone else gone outside to see Venus and Jupiter so close to the moon? Supposed to not happen again until 2052 I believe.
Was about to, but odds are pretty good I'll still be alive in 44 years, so fuck that shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Malickfan
EDIT: November 18, 2052, if anyone else wants to mark it on their calendars.
My god you are lazy.
I don't know that you can see it right now. It's a very small sliver of moon, and I think it may only be visible around dawn and dusk. I couldn't see any moon just now, but I'm pretty sure I saw both Venus and Jupiter.
No dice here either. It's total cloud cover and snowing. Bummer.
Goddammit! I knocked over a bottle of isopropyl alcohol that was sitting on the top of my dining room table, and now I have a huge spot where the stain has rubbed off. Blasted clumsiness!
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Originally Posted by Sycophant
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What's that about.
Seriously, that's ridiculous. I've totally thought about neg-repping you, meg. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
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Going to NYC in less than a week.
Anything anyone wants me to keep an eye out for?
At least its not another window?Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
I thought it was funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
Headed out to Sweden on the 8th, coming back on the 19th.
Perhaps I'll wander over to Copenhagen on the 13th.
Greatest country in the world. [/biased]Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
Venus and Jupiter were amazing. I saw them after leaving work at 6pm. They were so obvious. A coworker said that if you tilted your head, the two planets and sliver moon looked like a frowny face. Still, though, they were bright as hell. Amazing.
Too cloudy here. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Wryan
The window would have been much easier to fix. For this, I'll need to take the top of the table out to the garage, re-sand, re-stain, re-seal, something which will have to wait until spring. Meanwhile, I'll have this huge ugly gray splotch staring at me. Time to break out the table covers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
Is it OK if I eat a meatball sub at 9am?
This sort of mistimed craving must be Subway’s reasoning for opening at 7am.
This guy just e-mailed me about a job opening where he works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara
Is that... what is that? I think it means he likes me (I mean, I'd be working with him) but I might be misreading it.