Il'deav Ilah'naie's Indiscreet Intimacies on Indigo Iceboats Random Banter #135

[Lioness]

Mmmm :(

It tasted like soy, honey, and slight burnt bits.

[Rutskarn]

Dammit, now I'm hungry. And it's...yeah, too damn late for fooding. I guess I'll just have to go to bed on an empty stomach.

More evidence that I am exactly like Oliver Twist, in every way.

Even that.

[DraPrime]

Dammit, now I'm hungry. And it's...yeah, too damn late for fooding. I guess I'll just have to go to bed on an empty stomach.

More evidence that I am exactly like Oliver Twist, in every way.

Even that.

Do you not have food in your house?

[Trobby]

...-_-; Post-nasal drip is the worst part of having allergies (Next to a sinus infection). Never let anyone tell you otherwise. It. SUCKS.

[Phase]

Dammit, now I'm hungry. And it's...yeah, too damn late for fooding. I guess I'll just have to go to bed on an empty stomach.

More evidence that I am exactly like Oliver Twist, in every way.

Even that.

Don't you mean too damn early? Or am timezones confuse Phase?

[Player_Zero]

Don't you mean too damn early? Or am timezones confuse Phase?

That was posted in the early AM, yes, but if you stay up late then it becomes early. It's not that difficult.

[Zocelot]

Early and late have nothing to do with specific times. I can still be late for school, even though I show up at the ungodly early hour of nine thirty.

On a related note, I had to get up before nine thirty today, which is making me a very sleepy person.

[Trobby]

Meh...I think anybody who posts on a forum daily is going to be sleepy the next day. <.<; Raffle Snaffle Timezones...

[Player_Zero]

I think anyone who posts on a forum daily must be completely insane.

[Trobby]

Naturally.

[Player_Zero]

I stand corrected.

[Kaelaroth]

I think anyone who posts on a forum daily must be completely insane.

I don't think so. Just a little bit insane would probably do the trick, in the long run.

[Zocelot]

I don't think so. Just a little bit insane would probably do the trick, in the long run.

But being completely insane wouldn't stop you from posting on a forum. It's just not a prerequisite.

[Player_Zero]

I think we can at least agree that people you meet on the internet are much more likely to have mental problems.

[Voldecanter]

But everyone uses the Internet ; you just can't create a sterotype that may or may not be true based on the forum .

[Dogmantra]

Everyone uses the internet, yes. Not everyone converses with random strangers daily.

[Recaiden]

But everyone uses the Internet

Not everyone. Just everyone here.
And we're not all mad. Are we now? No, we're not.

[CurlyKitGirl]

And not everyone engages in arguments with complete strangers about the existence of squid bones.
They don't exist, and ZP is wrong.

And now follows an account of something one should not do. Or can do if they particularly feel like, and have access to everything.

Best Friend came down today. Here in KoorlyLand it is very cold, incredibly windy and the sea is very rough and stormy.
So naturally after a mostly warm lunch we bought a large tub of Ben&Jerry's ice cream, went down to the promenade to sit down on the cold stone, atch the waves smash up over the prom and onto the road.
We ended up taking a minor detour at a war memorial where Best Friend dramatically proclaimed, "I control the waves!"
Nature, at this point, took offence and sent up a wave of spray some twenty feet high. I was facing her and the wave, saw it and legged it.
She didn't see it.
The result? I was partially soaked (wearing some new clothes too!) and Best Friend was dripping wet all down one side.
Then we sat down on cold stone in the freezzing wind, getting dowsed by spray from the waves mucning on ice cream and grading waves.
All feeling was rapidly lost in hands, ears and nose. It was quite painful at times. Super fun though!

ION:
There is a book I crave to read, I own it and everything, but I can't exactly remember where it is. And all my books are stacked in a veritable tower of boxes! There is four inches between the top and the ceiling.
And I have a sneaking suspicion that said book is in the bottom box.

[AshDesert]

Blargh... so tired. Yesterday we came into Hawaii from Texas, left for the airport at 9 am, arrived at the hotel at midnight in this timezone, for a grand total of 19 hours travelling, with maybe 2 hours of napping on the plane. I don't think I could've survived if we weren't in first class.

But, now that I'm cognitive and had 8 hours of sleep, this is a pretty nice place, constantly about 70-80 degrees (Fahrenheit), sunny, and neither too humid nor too dry.

[Trobby]

:3 I finally have my sparkling new computer up and running!

...:/ And it keeps trying to connect to the internet.

The internet, mind you, which I am on. Right now.

...Well, I guess every new machine has new quirks. ^^;

[Nameless]

:3 I finally have my sparkling new computer up and running!

...:/ And it keeps trying to connect to the internet.

The internet, mind you, which I am on. Right now.

...Well, I guess every new machine has new quirks. ^^;

*tackleglompsbecauseican* =3

[Trobby]

*tackleglompsbecauseican* =3

<3 Son! *Catchandsnugglehug* ^o^ So good to see you.

[Phase]

So I was coming back from an early showing of "Sherlock Holmes" (which is fantastic, bee tee dubbs,) thinking I'd be posting a review on Random Banter. Not so, for my experience was quickly overshadowed by an unusual encounter with a homeless man on the subway platform.

"Would you like poetics?"

Excuse me?

"Instead of them rapper, would you like a poem in exchange for a donation?"

Oh! Alright, sure.

"What you want? You want Love, Earth, New York, X-rated?"

How about some Earth.

"Alright *says actually pretty decent poem*"

*Hands over a couple bucks*

"Hey check this out, man. *Starts showing a 'Bronx Times'*"

Number 2 Train pulls in

"Oh, this your train? I'm taking it too"

*We get on the train*

"Here, little something to read." *Hands me Bronx times*

Oh, thanks.

"And here's, er, a lucky case." *Hands me a slightly sticky cell phone case* "Just rub some alcohol on it, it's sticky from something."

*Hands me a 'Caribbean Times'* "For some sunny news rather than the dark stuff we get now."

That's nice.

*He rummages through his bag.*

"I usually have incense, that's why they call me the incense man, but I'm all out. If you see me, just say incense man!"

*He spontaneously says another poem, this time about New York, as I quickly get off on 96th street.*

"Remember the incense man!"

[Perenelle]

So I was coming back from an early showing of "Sherlock Holmes" (which is fantastic, bee tee dubbs,) thinking I'd be posting a review on Random Banter. Not so, for my experience was quickly overshadowed by an unusual encounter with a homeless man on the subway platform.

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"Would you like poetics?"

Excuse me?

"Instead of them rapper, would you like a poem in exchange for a donation?"

Oh! Alright, sure.

"What you want? You want Love, Earth, New York, X-rated?"

How about some Earth.

"Alright *says actually pretty decent poem*"

*Hands over a couple bucks*

"Hey check this out, man. *Starts showing a 'Bronx Times'*"

Number 2 Train pulls in

"Oh, this your train? I'm taking it too"

*We get on the train*

"Here, little something to read." *Hands me Bronx times*

Oh, thanks.

"And here's, er, a lucky case." *Hands me a slightly sticky cell phone case* "Just rub some alcohol on it, it's sticky from something."

*Hands me a 'Caribbean Times'* "For some sunny news rather than the dark stuff we get now."

That's nice.

*He rummages through his bag.*

"I usually have incense, that's why they call me the incense man, but I'm all out. If you see me, just say incense man!"

*He spontaneously says another poem, this time about New York, as I quickly get off on 96th street.*

"Remember the incense man!"

......I must meet this "incense man".

speaking of, my friend wants to create a homeless charity called "Hug a Hobo"....yeah.. not too sure how well that'll work out, she seemed pretty serious about it. then again my dear friend is quite unique, so who knows? maybe you'll end up giving a dollar to the "Hug a Hobo Foundation" in a few years.

[Neko Toast]

So I was coming back from an early showing of "Sherlock Holmes" (which is fantastic, bee tee dubbs,) thinking I'd be posting a review on Random Banter. Not so, for my experience was quickly overshadowed by an unusual encounter with a homeless man on the subway platform.

"Would you like poetics?"

Excuse me?

"Instead of them rapper, would you like a poem in exchange for a donation?"

Oh! Alright, sure.

"What you want? You want Love, Earth, New York, X-rated?"

How about some Earth.

"Alright *says actually pretty decent poem*"

*Hands over a couple bucks*

"Hey check this out, man. *Starts showing a 'Bronx Times'*"

Number 2 Train pulls in

"Oh, this your train? I'm taking it too"

*We get on the train*

"Here, little something to read." *Hands me Bronx times*

Oh, thanks.

"And here's, er, a lucky case." *Hands me a slightly sticky cell phone case* "Just rub some alcohol on it, it's sticky from something."

*Hands me a 'Caribbean Times'* "For some sunny news rather than the dark stuff we get now."

That's nice.

*He rummages through his bag.*

"I usually have incense, that's why they call me the incense man, but I'm all out. If you see me, just say incense man!"

*He spontaneously says another poem, this time about New York, as I quickly get off on 96th street.*

"Remember the incense man!"

... Huh. Sounds like an interesting trip.

[Phaedra]

Well done Phase, you've met someone even stranger than the woman who stopped me and my ex in a park to inform us that the pigeons had stolen her husband. Next time you see him, grab some incense.

[Player_Zero]

Well done Phase, you've met someone even stranger than the woman who stopped me and my ex in a park to inform us that the pigeons had stolen her husband. Next time you see him, grab some incense.

Fecking pigeons. Stealing jobs from us Brits. Send 'em home, that's what I say!

[Phaedra]

If she's to be believed they're not just stealing jobs but kidnapping people. Pigeon-run slave ring maybe. I always knew those birds looked shifty.

[Rutskarn]

So I was coming back from an early showing of "Sherlock Holmes" (which is fantastic, bee tee dubbs,) thinking I'd be posting a review on Random Banter. Not so, for my experience was quickly overshadowed by an unusual encounter with a homeless man on the subway platform.

I do not meet with people this interesting in California.

This could be a good or bad thing, depending.

[Player_Zero]

Oh, well, stealing people. Nothing wrong with that. Make them work in your lab, perform experiments on them, et cetera. As long as it goes to the greater good.

But damaging our economy? Unforgivable. Next time I see a pigeon I'm going to glare at it so hard it will probably look back at me with unintelligent eyes and then do that silly bird hopping away form me in search of bread crumbs or other food!