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Wicksy 
| #1 posted October 10, 2009 at 3:58pm (EST)
edited October 10, 2009 at 3:59pm (EST) |
Feel free to follow suit.
I just wanted to make a shout out to the following people on the USERS page:
biggles
bill
cloudhugger
cprasky
dino
fauxlo
enheduanna
frostband
jessicawoman99
kristal_rose
mandy
risingroad
suebee
they
zang
southernyankee
I think you are all great.
A special shout out to:
biggles
bill
fauxlo
frostband
jessicawoman99
kristal_rose
mandy
risingroad
suebee
they
You ten are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
An extra extra special shout out to:
fauxlo
frostband
mandy
risingroad
they
You five are unbeatable!!!!!!!!!!
Wicksy x | Wicksy
| | #41 posted October 12, 2009 at 1:04pm (EST) |
verouge wrote:
> verouge!
And you!
However, you weren't on the USERS Page two days ago. I enjoyed our chats on the chatroom here!!  | labjog
| | #42 posted October 12, 2009 at 4:54pm (EST) |
Wicksy wrote:
> labjog wrote:
>> Well then....................... you're not on my list either 
>
> sorry...love the horse pic though
I changed it to my pig | southernyankee
| | #43 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:07pm (EST) |
On the one hand, I am flattered that I made the list, on the other hand, I don't really care one way or the other.
I see I made it in the top 16, but not in the top 5. Which is more or less where I would want to be.
(a little bit of context: wicksy came up with this idea while we were in chat. Had it not been for me just being there at the right moment, I probably wouldn't have made it either. It was a spur of the moment type of deal, as Wicksy was talking about his posts. So I wouldn't take it too personally.) | southernyankee
| | #44 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:08pm (EST) |
Also, I too have a list of my favorite people on SC. The list is however, inside my head. | llamamama
| #45 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:31pm (EST)
edited October 12, 2009 at 5:31pm (EST) |
And that sir, is where the list shall remain.
EDIT: Not shall, should. | Wicksy
| | #46 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:32pm (EST) |
labjog wrote:
> Wicksy wrote:
>> labjog wrote:
> |>> Well then....................... you're not on my list either
>
>>
>> sorry...love the horse pic though
>
> I changed it to my pig
Now that is cute!!!! | Wicksy
| | #47 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:36pm (EST) |
Each to their own.
I choose to reveal mine, others don't.
Does that make me wrong? | llamamama
| | #48 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:41pm (EST) |
No, just a kiss ass.
I don't mean that in a horrible way. | Iseult  
| | #49 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:49pm (EST) |
I just think it's very low to do that. It's like coming to school and giving out cupcakes to only half the class. | Wicksy
| | #50 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:51pm (EST) |
Iseult wrote:
> I just think it's very low to do that. It's like coming to school
> and giving out cupcakes to only half the class.
Well, sorry if you're not adult enough to accept it... | llamamama
| | #51 posted October 12, 2009 at 5:53pm (EST) |
Iseult wrote:
> I just think it's very low to do that. It's like coming to school
> and giving out cupcakes to only half the class.
Or valentines to only half the class!
It's much classier if you invite only half the kids to a birthday party but you mail the invitations. | cerealkiller
| #52 posted October 12, 2009 at 6:15pm (EST)
edited October 12, 2009 at 6:21pm (EST) |
Wicksy wrote:
> Iseult wrote:
>> I just think it's very low to do that. It's
> like coming to school
>> and giving out cupcakes to only half the class.
>
> Well, sorry if you're not adult enough to accept
> it...
Ahh, but you're being rude and potentially hurting those who didn't make your favorites list. You don't want creatures hurt physically but mental cruelty is okay?
Ranking users here and broadcasting it to the world is essentially the same as the reverse: naming those on your "crap list" and everyone else is acceptable.
Or, me favoring 3 or 4 cats and the other XX just "being there" and ignored. I make a point of greeting every one of them, petting them, asking them how they feel every day. | Iseult
| | #53 posted October 12, 2009 at 6:32pm (EST) |
cerealkiller wrote:
> Or, me favoring 3 or 4 cats and the other XX just
> "being there" and ignored. I make a point of
> greeting every one of them, petting them, asking
> them how they feel every day.
That's so sweet. It must take your a long time to go through all the cats. | Iseult
| | #54 posted October 12, 2009 at 6:33pm (EST) |
llamamama wrote:
> Or valentines to only half the class!
>
> It's much classier if you invite only half the
> kids to a birthday party but you mail the invitations.
My mum would always go and contact the parents of my classmates that I wanted to invite to my birthday party so other kids don't feel left out. | cerealkiller
| | #55 posted October 12, 2009 at 7:33pm (EST) |
Iseult wrote:
> cerealkiller wrote:
>> Or, me favoring 3 or 4 cats and the other XX
> just
>> "being there" and ignored. I make a point
> of
>> greeting every one of them, petting them, asking
>> them how they feel every day.
>
> That's so sweet. It must take your a long time
> to go through all the cats.
Yeah, and some of them who hide I don't always see every day. It's hard when I have to spend extra time with the sick and dieing ones, the one's needing hand feeding or special foods, one's who will only eat one thing and only if you sit there with them while they eat. It is very time consuming and we feel like we're running a cat restaurant. Drives me crazy trying to remember which can of food each one likes or doesn't like. | llamamama
| | #56 posted October 12, 2009 at 7:48pm (EST) |
Iseult wrote:
> llamamama wrote:
>> Or valentines to only half the class!
>>
>> It's much classier if you invite only half the
>> kids to a birthday party but you mail the invitations.
>
> My mum would always go and contact the parents of my classmates that
> I wanted to invite to my birthday party so other kids don't feel left
> out.
That's never happened to me. I remember my brother invited all the boys in his class his second grade to his party. I thought there were too many 2nd grade boys (I was 4th grade)...so I left..to hang out with my friend (a 5th grade boy).irony. | cloudhugger
| | #57 posted October 12, 2009 at 10:15pm (EST) |
they wrote:
> *blush*
>
> I have to say.... this is the first time men have
> fought over me since I was 16 and I'm enjoying
> it thoroughly.
For the record...I can kick both their arses and win the prize.  | cloudhugger
| #58 posted October 12, 2009 at 10:16pm (EST)
edited October 12, 2009 at 10:17pm (EST) |
Crayons wrote:
> It's a douchebag.
I totally laughed out loud when I read that.  | cloudhugger
| | #59 posted October 12, 2009 at 10:21pm (EST) |
...what list....all I saw was Wicksey's lips moving. | Iseult
| | #60 posted October 13, 2009 at 12:52am (EST) |
cerealkiller wrote:
>
> Yeah, and some of them who hide I don't always
> see every day. It's hard when I have to spend
> extra time with the sick and dieing ones, the
> one's needing hand feeding or special foods, one's
> who will only eat one thing and only if you sit
> there with them while they eat. It is very time
> consuming and we feel like we're running a cat
> restaurant. Drives me crazy trying to remember
> which can of food each one likes or doesn't like.
What I'd probably do is make myself a chart of cats' food preference and stick it up somewhere visible. | Wicksy
| | #61 posted October 13, 2009 at 6:12am (EST) |
cerealkiller wrote:
> Ahh, but you're being rude and potentially hurting those who didn't
> make your favorites list. You don't want creatures hurt physically
> but mental cruelty is okay?
Ahh I see...now I am guilty of mental cruelty????? It gets better every day.
I think some people may need to grow up, because if as adults, they cannot accept being off a shout out list, then maybe they need counselling! Seriously!!!
| labjog
| | #62 posted October 13, 2009 at 6:58am (EST) |
Wicksy wrote:
> cerealkiller wrote:
>> Ahh, but you're being rude and potentially hurting those who didn't
>> make your favorites list. You don't want creatures hurt physically
>> but mental cruelty is okay?
>
> Ahh I see...now I am guilty of mental cruelty????? It gets better
> every day.
>
> I think some people may need to grow up, because if as adults, they
> cannot accept being off a shout out list, then maybe they need counselling!
.W, I think you need to grow up!! Yes you are cruel, don't bother responding to this as you sir have just made my list!
>
| cloudhugger
| | #63 posted October 13, 2009 at 7:58am (EST) |
*gives my kitty a love pat and moves on* | Wicksy
| #64 posted October 13, 2009 at 9:56am (EST)
edited October 13, 2009 at 9:58am (EST) |
labjog wrote:
> Wicksy wrote:
>> cerealkiller wrote:
> |>> Ahh, but you're being rude and potentially hurting those who didn't
> |>> make your favorites list. You don't want creatures hurt physically
> |>> but mental cruelty is okay?
>>
>> Ahh I see...now I am guilty of mental cruelty????? It gets better
>> every day.
>>
>> I think some people may need to grow up, because if as adults,
> they
>> cannot accept being off a shout out list, then maybe they need
> counselling!
>
>
>
> .W, I think you need to grow up!! Yes you are cruel, don't bother
> responding to this as you sir have just made my list!
>>
I think it is evident by your first post that you are just bitter because you weren't on the list...get over it! | Scott
| | #65 posted October 13, 2009 at 10:31am (EST) |
I'd like to perhaps suggest that a person who "creates" a shout-out list may have a little growing up to do, himself. Otherwise it's likely that he'll find himself getting a swirly and/or beaten up after homeroom. | llamamama
| | #66 posted October 13, 2009 at 11:48am (EST) |
Man Scott, I was going to say that.
You know who makes lists about their favorite people? Middle School girls.
Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter of everyone else needing to grow up. It's a matter of you needing to grow up. Why don't you act like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13 year old girl, you. | cerealkiller
| | #67 posted October 13, 2009 at 1:23pm (EST) |
llamamama wrote:
> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
>
> You know who makes lists about their favorite
> people? Middle School girls.
> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter
> of everyone else needing to grow up. It's a matter
> of you needing to grow up. Why don't you act
> like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13
> year old girl, you.
It's not about growing up but being polite and as you say, not being a 13 year old girl. Of course, it goes with the Brit stereotype at least I have - sissy boys, stuffy, wimps, no sense of humor. | labjog
| | #68 posted October 13, 2009 at 2:40pm (EST) |
cerealkiller wrote:
> llamamama wrote:
>> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
>>
>> You know who makes lists about their favorite
>> people? Middle School girls.
>> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter
>> of everyone else needing to grow up. It's a matter
>> of you needing to grow up. Why don't you act
>> like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13
>> year old girl, you.
>
> It's not about growing up but being polite and as you say, not being
> a 13 year old girl. Of course, it goes with the Brit stereotype at
> least I have - sissy boys, stuffy, wimps, no sense of humor.
I don't know, my Grandpa was a Brit and he had a sense of humor, a bit different maybe, but a sense of humor. I think W just failed some part of his maturing process, I'd say when he's about 60 he will have learned how to comunicate with people without playing his head games, but then, that'sjust my thoughts on the matter. | cerealkiller
| | #69 posted October 13, 2009 at 3:02pm (EST) |
Everyone has their quirks and personalities, but there are basic acceptable universal manners and politeness. Not everyone gets it. | Wicksy
| | #70 posted October 13, 2009 at 4:57pm (EST) |
llamamama wrote:
> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
>
> You know who makes lists about their favorite people? Middle School
> girls.
> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter of everyone else needing
> to grow up. It's a matter of you needing to grow up. Why don't you
> act like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13 year old girl,
> you.
Maybe we all need to grow up. Maybe me doing the list is as bad as the people sulking!! | Wicksy
| | #71 posted October 13, 2009 at 5:01pm (EST) |
labjog wrote:
> cerealkiller wrote:
>> llamamama wrote:
> |>> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
> |>>
> |>> You know who makes lists about their favorite
> |>> people? Middle School girls.
> |>> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter
> |>> of everyone else needing to grow up. It's a matter
> |>> of you needing to grow up. Why don't you act
> |>> like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13
> |>> year old girl, you.
>>
>> It's not about growing up but being polite and as you say, not
> being
>> a 13 year old girl. Of course, it goes with the Brit stereotype
> at
>> least I have - sissy boys, stuffy, wimps, no sense of humor.
>
>
>
> I don't know, my Grandpa was a Brit and he had a sense of humor, a
> bit different maybe, but a sense of humor. I think W just failed some
> part of his maturing process, I'd say when he's about 60 he will have
> learned how to comunicate with people without playing his head games,
> but then, that'sjust my thoughts on the matter.
Oh come on, now you're not even calling me Wicksy!!
W???????
 | cerealkiller
| | #72 posted October 13, 2009 at 5:08pm (EST) |
It's an improvement actually. Wicksy is kinda girlie don't you think? Sorry if that is your real name.
| Wicksy
| | #73 posted October 13, 2009 at 5:14pm (EST) |
cerealkiller wrote:
> It's an improvement actually. Wicksy is kinda girlie don't you think?
> Sorry if that is your real name.
>
I think Wicksy is cute | llamamama
| | #74 posted October 13, 2009 at 5:54pm (EST) |
Wicksy wrote:
> llamamama wrote:
>> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
>>
>> You know who makes lists about their favorite people? Middle School
>> girls.
>> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter of everyone else
> needing
>> to grow up. It's a matter of you needing to grow up. Why don't
> you
>> act like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13 year old girl,
>> you.
>
> Maybe we all need to grow up. Maybe me doing the list is as bad as
> the people sulking!!
Well, I probably do need to grow up.
Upon attacking the youth director at my church with silly string and cleaning it up..He said something like, "Well, you shouldn't of attacked me" (he was joking-ish). To which I replied, "Hey, you attacked me, too. And who's the adult here? The decision making portion of my brain isn't fully developed yet." "Yeah, no kidding"
I'm nearly 19, what's your excuse? | southernyankee
| | #75 posted October 13, 2009 at 7:38pm (EST) |
I think some of you people are freaking out a bit over the list. Its just a stupid list, why do you care if you're on it or not. It doesn't mean anything anyway. And no, I am not saying that just because I am on it.
Oh yeah, and making lists is a bit 13-year-oldish. South Park even had an episode "the List". In case you've seen it, the exact same scenario is playing out right here. Go figure. | llamamama
| | #76 posted October 13, 2009 at 7:41pm (EST) |
I don't care if I'm on it or not..I just think he's being a jerk. | Iseult
| | #77 posted October 13, 2009 at 7:44pm (EST) |
It's not whether you're not on the list - if I was going for universal popularity I would't've said half the things I say on regular basis. It's just common courtesy. Some people just don't get it, but that's okay, not everybody was raised with same values. | Wicksy
| | #78 posted October 14, 2009 at 6:39am (EST) |
llamamama wrote:
> Wicksy wrote:
>> llamamama wrote:
> |>> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
> |>>
> |>> You know who makes lists about their favorite people? Middle
> School
> |>> girls.
> |>> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter of everyone else
>> needing
> |>> to grow up. It's a matter of you needing to grow up. Why don't
>> you
> |>> act like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13 year old girl,
> |>> you.
>>
>> Maybe we all need to grow up. Maybe me doing the list is as bad
> as
>> the people sulking!!
>
> Well, I probably do need to grow up.
>
> Upon attacking the youth director at my church with silly string and
> cleaning it up..He said something like, "Well, you shouldn't of attacked
> me" (he was joking-ish). To which I replied, "Hey, you attacked me,
> too. And who's the adult here? The decision making portion of my
> brain isn't fully developed yet." "Yeah, no kidding"
>
> I'm nearly 19, what's your excuse?
I have a mind of a 19 year old. Is that a good enough excuse? | Wicksy
| | #79 posted October 14, 2009 at 6:42am (EST) |
southernyankee wrote:
> I think some of you people are freaking out a bit over the list.
> Its just a stupid list, why do you care if you're on it or not. It
> doesn't mean anything anyway. And no, I am not saying that just because
> I am on it.
I agree
>
> Oh yeah, and making lists is a bit 13-year-oldish.
True, but why the big deal from some people on here???
> South Park even had an episode "the List". In case you've seen it, the exact
> same scenario is playing out right here. Go figure.
If you find South Park funny, then... | llamamama
| | #80 posted October 14, 2009 at 9:46am (EST) |
Wicksy wrote:
> llamamama wrote:
>> Wicksy wrote:
> |>> llamamama wrote:
>> |>> Man Scott, I was going to say that.
>> |>>
>> |>> You know who makes lists about their favorite people? Middle
>> School
>> |>> girls.
>> |>> Adults don't do that...ever. It's not a matter of everyone
> else
> |>> needing
>> |>> to grow up. It's a matter of you needing to grow up. Why
> don't
> |>> you
>> |>> act like the adult you think you are, you sassy 13 year old
> girl,
>> |>> you.
> |>>
> |>> Maybe we all need to grow up. Maybe me doing the list is as bad
>> as
> |>> the people sulking!!
>>
>> Well, I probably do need to grow up.
>>
>> Upon attacking the youth director at my church with silly string
> and
>> cleaning it up..He said something like, "Well, you shouldn't of
> attacked
>> me" (he was joking-ish). To which I replied, "Hey, you attacked
> me,
>> too. And who's the adult here? The decision making portion of
> my
>> brain isn't fully developed yet." "Yeah, no kidding"
>>
>> I'm nearly 19, what's your excuse?
>
> I have a mind of a 19 year old. Is that a good enough excuse?
No, it's mostly just sad.  | | |
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