Important - Please Read (2 Viewers)

[goldendawn]

Marcus wonders why we are putting each other down, jokingly or not. "Why must our thoughts and words and deeds always express wit and ego?"

 

[glitterfairy]

*Lynn hands Alan chocolate*

 

[goldendawn]

Marcus greets Lynn.

 

[glitterfairy]

Lynn is amazed at speed of conversation, remarking that there have never been this many people on at the same time before actively engaging in...conversation/debate/discussion on Important - Please Read.

Lynn also wonders what friends think of Quentin Tarentino's work.

 

[jhakka]

Lynn is amazed at speed of conversation, remarking that there have never been this many people on at the same time before actively engaging in...conversation/debate/discussion on Important - Please Read.

Justin believes that this is so for a very good reason: at other times there weren't as many people on.

 

[glitterfairy]

Lynn slaps herself in head for such ignorance.

 

[Llyrai]

Marcus wonders why we are putting each other down, jokingly or not. "Why must our thoughts and words and deeds always express wit and ego?"

Alan beleives that sometimes, the best way to show compassion and 'lurv' is through insults. It is because we all know that the offensive remarks we throw at one another, are not supported by truth, but with 'lurv' that makes them so enjoyable and rewarding even.

*takes chocolate.

 

[super katie]

Katie stands incapacitated in awe of Lynn. Katie has no rhythm/grace whatsoever and is therefore astounded at people who can dance. Katie congratulates Lynn and gives her a flower... a big purple one... and a chocolate chip cookie

 

[goldendawn]

Marcus does not agree entirely with Alan.

 

[jhakka]

Justin has as much grace as an ox that has no grace.

 

[goldendawn]

Marcus believes that insults are a way of hiding, or compensating for our own insecurities. He believes that they establish a self-destructive pattern of thought and action.

 

[jhakka]

Justin has no problem with friendly insults so long as they remain friendly.

 

[Llyrai]

Insults, like everything else, do not have only one use. Things, including insults, can be utilised in different ways.

 

[super katie]

Katie agrees with Alan, that she insults because she harbours deep desires to have her way with him.

 

[Llyrai]

Justin has no problem with friendly insults so long as they remain friendly.

Alan agrees.

 

[glitterfairy]

Lynn thanks Katie for lovely purple flower and chocolate chip cookie. Lynn would like to say for record that she has been dancing since she was 6 - therefore if she had no rhythm by now, there would be something seriously wrong. Lynn also feels that it is important to say that the glory of dance is overrated - and underrated - and that Katie should not put herself down for any reason because she cannot pirouette

Lynn argues with Alan, saying that to show love, one needs only say the words "I love you". Lynn also wonders why men find that such a hard thing to do, whilst women can do it all the time. eg, "I love you! I love you all!"

 

[goldendawn]

Marcus would like to point out that a joke is separate from an insult meant jokingly.

 

[Llyrai]

Then there is no argument, since all insults have been made jokingly.

 

[jhakka]

Justin states that if love in physical form was dog shit, his pups would be most experienced at spreading the love.

 

[glitterfairy]

Lynn conceeds.