thelawgoddess

what he really means is "can we kiss and make out?"

it's not *that* cool.

also there: kiwi, fence sitter, paco, bug, gary yngve, chuck, klenke, jerome, gregm, alex, catbirdseat, cheri and jean (fine lurker women whose "real" cc.com names are a mystery to me), and some others i either didn't meet and/or don't remember ...

wasn't that klenke?

translation: i am a 65 year old obese woman looking for love in all the wrong places... Fence, looks like you've come across a few of those? double ouch!!

translation: i am a 65 year old obese woman looking for love in all the wrong places... ouch!

thanks for dinner, fence. (your wieners were the biggest!)

everyone's entitled to their own opinion. i like flank steak pho myself.

trippy!

not sure who you were either. how come i didn't meet some of you guys? probably because fence, paco, and distel were hoarding me all to themselves! lol; just kidding. my bad, i'm sure! thai food is always welcome in my half-thai tummy. yummy!

philosophy, dude.

one word: yum

i did. if it's really a cliché, why would he even need supporting evidence? (besides, that wasn't his "premise".) and who do you think he's trying to discredit? your argument =

you're still missing his point. he isn't taking that argument, and he isn't calling for anything! oh really? do you know what "capitalism" actually means? (nice friends, by the way. )

you can also buy similar stuff pre-made.

back to the original point of this thread, pm me if you want to hit up some crappy columnar rock out east. (i'm pm-able until about 3:30 today.)

bastard. just kidding. very cool.

wow; you totally missed what he was saying. not exactly, but i'm curious you how would define success -- within a capitalist society.

whew!

yeah, iaxx is pretty irresistible.

and it was red?

klenke, he says "wordsmiths include poets, novelists, literary critics, newspaper and magazine journalists, and many professors." he doesn't say "all poets are wordsmiths." he also doesn't say "all wordsmiths are anti-capitalist intellects." it may seem like i'm nitpicking here, but word usage is pretty important in academic philosophical writing. so is logic.