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I am not sure if late night RDN is for me. As much as I enjoy the randomness of posts and such, people seem on edge. I don't like edges. We are not polygons. We are humans. With roundish body parts.
Wednesday, 04-Jul-12 04:24:12 UTC from web-
@starlynx4 My teeth have edges! :D
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@techdisk42 Resist the temptation. We have to be smooth. Like Jazz. @communistprime Fair enough, but I don't care. I just don't want people to be all snappy and mean. Love and tolerate.
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@communistprime I DO do that, but with reasonable cause.
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@techdisk42 IT'S SO SMOOTH I CAN'T TAKE IT! I'M SLIPPING ALL OVER THIS FLOOR!
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@abigpony Riiiight.
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@techdisk42 I believe we are having the only intelligent conversation at the moment. And were caps-locking and talking about smooth jazz.
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@starlynx4 If you're having an intelligent conversation here it may be the only one ever. <.<
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@scribus I have been silenced. I just have hope in Portal, Caps-Locking, and Smooth Jazz.
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@toksyuryel I appreciate the link, and I am currently reading it, but were you trying to tell me not to say love and tolerate? It's a good article.
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@starlynx4 I cringe every time I read the words "love and tolerate".
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@toksyuryel Good journalism, bad translation.
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@toksyuryel Because of what some people use it as?
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@starlynx4 It has no discernible meaning to me. It's not a message inherent in the show, nor is it a good policy for dealing with people. The love part is good at least, if it was just that I wouldn't be so opposed to it.
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@toksyuryel I just always thought it was a good motto since I first heard it. But hey man, I'll be sure to keep it to a minimum around. Brohoof. ^-^/)
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@starlynx4 *hug*
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@abigpony translation?
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@toksyuryel I think you misinterpret "love and tolerate" and have been scarred by what people have used it as an excuse for.
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@toksyuryel translating the ideas inherent therein. he writes it all quite well, but he doesn't seem to fully undestand the scope in which he's writing. he comes off as more of a rambling bubblehead who was given a topic than an actual author.
