Ritehsedad
03-09-06, 10:11 AM
No offense to anyone here...
Lately I've been reading the A&S threads as a form of entertainment. Anyone else?
Lately I've been reading the A&S threads as a form of entertainment. Anyone else?
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LittleBigMan
03-09-06, 10:37 AM
There's always the Jokes forum, or if you really want to laugh, check out Politics and Religion.
DataJunkie
03-09-06, 10:57 AM
I read my own posts a few months (or minutes) later to get a good laugh.
More along the lines of "WTF? What was I thinking?"
More along the lines of "WTF? What was I thinking?"
I-Like-To-Bike
03-09-06, 11:33 AM
There's always the Jokes forum, or if you really want to laugh, check out Politics and Religion.
Don't forget the dippy hippies' meditations on altering the social experiment on the "bicycle" thread whose name shan't be mentioned.
Don't forget the dippy hippies' meditations on altering the social experiment on the "bicycle" thread whose name shan't be mentioned.
I-Like-To-Bike
03-09-06, 11:34 AM
I read my own posts a few months (or minutes) later to get a good laugh.
More along the lines of "WTF? What was I thinking?"
I do the same when I reply to Mad Hatters' rhetoric. Why waste the electrons?
More along the lines of "WTF? What was I thinking?"
I do the same when I reply to Mad Hatters' rhetoric. Why waste the electrons?
Roody
03-09-06, 11:38 AM
Some threads are enteraining. Some are informative. Some are boring. Just like the rest of the forums.
I really don't see this thread developing into anything worthwhile. But it will give a chance to those who prefer to flame rather than contribute.
I really don't see this thread developing into anything worthwhile. But it will give a chance to those who prefer to flame rather than contribute.
Brian Ratliff
03-09-06, 11:57 AM
Then there are the really serious ones who state the obvious and can't lighten up for a minute.
Roody
03-09-06, 12:17 PM
Then there are the really serious ones who state the obvious and can't lighten up for a minute.
:love: :love:
:love: :love:
buzzman
03-09-06, 12:17 PM
I've had to make adjustments. I'm actually a pretty funny guy in real life but I do take cycling advocacy seriously so I've had to occasionally walk away from the computer and go for a bike ride when the A&S forum overwhelms me with aggravation. But it is entertaining, otherwise it really wouldn't be worth the time- and it's been a great winter distraction- though if I worked out or rode the bike or practiced a foreign language or a musical instrument for the all the hours I've spent on these threads I'd probably be a little better for it.
So, yeah, I've been entertained and I've learned some stuff and been motivated to get more involved with local advocacy at the same time.
Did I take this thread too seriously?
So, yeah, I've been entertained and I've learned some stuff and been motivated to get more involved with local advocacy at the same time.
Did I take this thread too seriously?
LittleBigMan
03-09-06, 12:52 PM
Some threads are enteraining. Some are informative. Some are boring. Just like the rest of the forums.
I really don't see this thread developing into anything worthwhile. But it will give a chance to those who prefer to flame rather than contribute.
Funny thing is, the more flames, the bigger the thread gets.
Good news doesn't sell papers.
I really don't see this thread developing into anything worthwhile. But it will give a chance to those who prefer to flame rather than contribute.
Funny thing is, the more flames, the bigger the thread gets.
Good news doesn't sell papers.