Question of the Day Part II

[Kizzy]

DoWhat, I accept your apology.

Shew - you did womenkind a good thing today.

 

[RoseRed]

Yeah, you seem normal.

Don't let her fool you, she's not.

 

[Kizzy]

Don't let her fool you, she's not.

Humm, question, define "a normal person?"

 

[RoseRed]

Humm, question, define "normal?"

I think it all depends on the person.

 

[K_Jo]

Hey... Otter can vouch for me... he's met me IRL....

Well I certainly trust everything Gopher says.

 

[kwillia]

Don't let her fool you, she's not.... she's truly exceptional and snazzy

 

[K_Jo]

Snazzy!

 

[RoseRed]

Scuzzy!

:fixed:

 

[kwillia]

:fixed:

All the more reason why you love me...

 

[RoseRed]

All the more reason why you love me...

 

[pixiegirl]

All the more reason why you love me...

Cause you're scuzzy or cause you're fixed?

 

[Kizzy]

In response to that karma message, an "I'm sorry" should never be followed by one "but" after another, it cheapens the sincerity.

 

[dems4me]

In response to that karma message, an "I'm sorry" should never be followed by one "but" after another, it cheapens the sincerity.

!!! I learned from watching the Starting Over House ... that "But" is nothing but a B.elief U.nder T.ransition... so when people apologize or use the word but... it renders the rest of the apology meaningless...

 

[mAlice]

An apology implies a change. I have no plans to change so I see no reason to apologize.

 

[somdcrab]

An apology implies a change. I have no plans to change so I see no reason to apologize.

 

[Kizzy]

An apology implies a change. I have no plans to change so I see no reason to apologize.

meamie

 

[pixiegirl]

An apology implies a change. I have no plans to change so I see no reason to apologize.

Writing that one down in the mental notebook.