From: lesmond@verizon.net

On Thu, 29 Nov 2018 09:46:52 -0600, Andrew wrote:

On 11/29/2018 7:58 AM, Giallo_Vera wrote:

Also on a side note, i spent my awkward teenage years thinking i was a
nihilist, then was proudly agnostic for my 20s, but at 33 i'm pretty
sure nihilism was always my true calling. I struggle to care about
anything but my own day to day enjoyment, which is terrible for the
people in my life but probably better to admit than try to keep hiding...

Is Gareth the only happy go lucky, able to enjoy life person on the
group? Everyone else sounds miserable.

We love company.

--
If there's a nuclear winter, at least it'll snow.

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From: giallovera@ULTRAMEGAgmail.com

Never been a huge 'misty' myself, but had casual enjoyment over the
years. Anyway this new series on netflix is pretty great, if you can
lock yourself in to an HR PUFFnSTUFF-esque 'kids tv for tripping adults'
kinda way.

Most importantly, in this new brief 6-episode season, they cover a Joe
D'Amato film and an Antonia Margheriti film!

I know most of you feel like it's not funny and not worth your time, and
i'm not here to change that, just saying if you're fucked up enough this
new 6-part season is a pretty enjoyable way to pass 9 hours.

Also on a side note, i spent my awkward teenage years thinking i was a nihilist, then was proudly agnostic for my 20s, but at 33 i'm pretty
sure nihilism was always my true calling. I struggle to care about
anything but my own day to day enjoyment, which is terrible for the
people in my life but probably better to admit than try to keep hiding...

Like Big Boi said, 'Just cashed a cheque, and i'm 'bout to blow it all
on chocolate, yeah i'm 'bout to blow it all on chocolate, sweet tooth
baby make that dollar stretch...'

Gareth do i need to buy furniture to save my soul?

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From: manowarkillsNOSPAM@netscape.net

On 11/29/2018 7:58 AM, Giallo_Vera wrote:

Also on a side note, i spent my awkward teenage years thinking i was a nihilist, then was proudly agnostic for my 20s, but at 33 i'm pretty
sure nihilism was always my true calling. I struggle to care about
anything but my own day to day enjoyment, which is terrible for the
people in my life but probably better to admit than try to keep hiding...

Is Gareth the only happy go lucky, able to enjoy life person on the
group? Everyone else sounds miserable.


Andrew

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From: dsb@REMOVETHISBITbtinternet.com

On 29/11/2018 15:46, Andrew wrote:

On 11/29/2018 7:58 AM, Giallo_Vera wrote:

Also on a side note, i spent my awkward teenage years thinking i was a
nihilist, then was proudly agnostic for my 20s, but at 33 i'm pretty
sure nihilism was always my true calling. I struggle to care about
anything but my own day to day enjoyment, which is terrible for the
people in my life but probably better to admit than try to keep hiding...

Is Gareth the only happy go lucky, able to enjoy life person on the
group? Everyone else sounds miserable.

Andrew

life's what you make it - i have everything i could want - i went out
and took it.
if you do it you'll be as happy as me!
plus i have nicer nested tables than you. ercol really is a fine
furniture brand.

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From: burke.dennings@cunting.hun

On 2018-11-29 20:16:31 +0000, the dog from that film you saw said:

life's what you make it - i have everything i could want - i went out
and took it.
if you do it you'll be as happy as me!
plus i have nicer nested tables than you. ercol really is a fine
furniture brand.

Gary, you spend half your life on a COUNCIL ESTATE and the other half
in a WAREHOUSE. So don't start, son.

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From: me@privacy.net

the dog from that film you saw <dsb@REMOVETHISBITbtinternet.com> wrote
in news:g6avp1Fr7h2U1@mid.individual.net:

On 29/11/2018 15:46, Andrew wrote:

On 11/29/2018 7:58 AM, Giallo_Vera wrote:

Also on a side note, i spent my awkward teenage years thinking i was
a nihilist, then was proudly agnostic for my 20s, but at 33 i'm
pretty sure nihilism was always my true calling. I struggle to care
about anything but my own day to day enjoyment, which is terrible
for the people in my life but probably better to admit than try to
keep hiding...

Is Gareth the only happy go lucky, able to enjoy life person on the
group? Everyone else sounds miserable.


Andrew

life's what you make it - i have everything i could want - i went out
and took it.

Little tables? So THAT's the key to wringing out every last drop of
pleasure from life.

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