Mr. 3000

[Nation]

3000 POSTS BAYBEEEEE




Okay, it's official.  I should go to bed now. All this free time while I'm home from college is killing me.

[J-Mann]

3000 POSTS BAYBEEEEE




Okay, it's official.  I should go to bed now. All this free time while I'm home from college is killing me.

You can say that again.  I've never been so anxious for classes to start, just because I need something to do besides...this!

[J. J.]

I broke 3000 two days ago; I'm flirting with 3100. 

[J-Mann]

I broke 3000 two days ago; I'm flirting with 3100. 

That's amazing...I actually remember you making your first post.

[J. J.]

I broke 3000 two days ago; I'm flirting with 3100. 

That's amazing...I actually remember you making your first post.

Ironically, I could also remember it even befor looking it up. 

In 1992, I say my first client in the welfare office.  I still remember his name and that he lived with his sister-in-law (his brother was in jail) and that she worked in a bank at the time.

BTW:  This was 3100.

[Storebought]

How can you do that? After a while, I just find myself having little of importance to say, so I don't say anything.

Even before I deleted my account this summer, I only managed to crack 300 or so.

[stry_cat]

How can you do that? After a while, I just find myself having little of importance to say, so I don't say anything.

Even before I deleted my account this summer, I only managed to crack 300 or so.

Who said you have to say anything important?  I certaintly never do.

[Storebought]

How can you do that? After a while, I just find myself having little of importance to say, so I don't say anything.

Even before I deleted my account this summer, I only managed to crack 300 or so.

Who said you have to say anything important?  I certaintly never do.

Oh...You see, I fully expect everything I type--really everything anyone has ever typed--on the Internet to be retrieved, collected, and filed by some private or government intelligence agency for use as self-incriminating evidence in court. Consistent, intellectually coherent posts will be easier defend than trollish nonsense (eg., "Bill Clinton is a corn-juicing slit enabler", "Ohio was stolen", etc.)

[stry_cat]

How can you do that? After a while, I just find myself having little of importance to say, so I don't say anything.

Even before I deleted my account this summer, I only managed to crack 300 or so.

Who said you have to say anything important?  I certaintly never do.

Oh...You see, I fully expect everything I type--really everything anyone has ever typed--on the Internet to be retrieved, collected, and filed by some private or government intelligence agency for use as self-incriminating evidence in court. Consistent, intellectually coherent posts will be easier defend than trollish nonsense (eg., "Bill Clinton is a corn-juicing slit enabler", "Ohio was stolen", etc.)

Ah but that isn't the same as saying something important.  I hope my posts are for the most part consistent and intellectually coherent.  However they can be that way and not be about anything important.  Say for example this thread.  Is this important?  Well to Mr. 3000 yes, but to the rest of the universe no.  Is this message intellectually coherent?  I've only had one Dr. Pepper today so it's as coherent as can be expected.

[Gabu]

3000 POSTS BAYBEEEEE




Okay, it's official.  I should go to bed now. All this free time while I'm home from college is killing me.

You can say that again.  I've never been so anxious for classes to start, just because I need something to do besides...this!

Yeah, I was very glad when classes started yesterday for me.

[muon2]

How can you do that? After a while, I just find myself having little of importance to say, so I don't say anything.

Even before I deleted my account this summer, I only managed to crack 300 or so.

Who said you have to say anything important?  I certaintly never do.

Oh...You see, I fully expect everything I type--really everything anyone has ever typed--on the Internet to be retrieved, collected, and filed by some private or government intelligence agency for use as self-incriminating evidence in court. Consistent, intellectually coherent posts will be easier defend than trollish nonsense (eg., "Bill Clinton is a corn-juicing slit enabler", "Ohio was stolen", etc.)

Yours is also a wise policy should you find yourself involved with politics. Posts, like any part of one's past have a way of revisiting. Solid quotes can never hurt, but random and incoherent ones may.

[J. J.]

How can you do that? After a while, I just find myself having little of importance to say, so I don't say anything.

Even before I deleted my account this summer, I only managed to crack 300 or so.

Who said you have to say anything important?  I certaintly never do.

Oh...You see, I fully expect everything I type--really everything anyone has ever typed--on the Internet to be retrieved, collected, and filed by some private or government intelligence agency for use as self-incriminating evidence in court. Consistent, intellectually coherent posts will be easier defend than trollish nonsense (eg., "Bill Clinton is a corn-juicing slit enabler", "Ohio was stolen", etc.)

Yours is also a wise policy should you find yourself involved with politics. Posts, like any part of one's past have a way of revisiting. Solid quotes can never hurt, but random and incoherent ones may.

On a recent post, in a homage (or "Homerage") to The Simpsons I put in prarentheses "This is sarcasm."  A few people didn't even get it.

[DanielX]

Hmph. I'm nearing the great 500 myself.