User	Comment
Amanda	posted 1-Jul-2007 6:59am   Everything about me is cool. I've got to be the coolest person I know! I even ooze cool out of my pores. I'm just that good. Just don't ask my kid this question because he thinks I'm anti-cool.
Melf	posted 1-Jul-2007 8:22am   I could name every band in last week's Observer Music Monthly
Irene007	posted 1-Jul-2007 9:51am   OK... Fudge humility! I'm cool! In fact, I'll be known as Nonna Kool to my grandson. (Nonna - Italian for grandmother) Since the father's mom is already known as Nonna; he added the Kool to mine so the kids won't get confused!
Irene007	(reply to Amanda) posted 1-Jul-2007 9:54am   > Everything about me is cool. I've got to be the coolest person > I know! I even ooze cool out of my pores. I'm just that good. > > Just don't ask my kid this question because he thinks I'm anti-cool. My kids think I'm cool! Although my "coolness" embarrasses them at times; many of their friends like to hang out with me!! They secretly envy them because their parents are so anal!
jettles	posted 1-Jul-2007 9:56am   there is really not a thing about me that is cool. well, that is except for coming here to SC........ that is so COOL!!!
LindaH	posted 1-Jul-2007 11:59am   Somewhat cool, and #3
Enheduanna	posted 1-Jul-2007 1:02pm   I think the geeky things about me are pretty cool, personally. I guess that's what makes me a geek! I do tend to handle myself well in various situations, although certainly not in all of them. I think I have a decent sense of style. I am sure there are people out there who think I'm not cool, but screw 'em.
cloudhugger	posted 1-Jul-2007 1:14pm   Other. I am the epitome of cool. In some ways. I'll break it down because I'm cool like that... 1) I some what know how to behave, that one is kind of a crapshoot. 2) Fashionably...hmmm...let's just say that I am a trend setter. I find that what I find comfortable, or 'cool' is the next fashion statement alothough I have cooly moved to the next level. 3) I am not upset by normal standards of which others may flip out. A recent event to supplement my statement. "A few days (imagine this is my voice...) ago I was at a K Mart in Michigan. I only had a few items so I didn't have a cart. I stopped at a clearance rack and was on my knees checking out some clearance items. Out of the corner of my eye I seen a cart coming down the aisle, but I didn't really think much about it. Suddenly BAM! This woman clocked me hard into my side and I sailed sideways till I ended up on my back. I lay there on the floor doing a quick body scan to see if anything was hurt or bleeding...nothing. There is the woman, a K Mart employee, smiling saying "I didn't see you!" "Are you OK? Can I help you up?" I could see that she was not 100%, maybe somewhat sort of retarded in some ways. I looked at her and my mind was whirring in what to do next. I remember thinking immediately about how hard it would be on this woman to get fired and find a new job. She was in her late 50's and not all together if you know what I mean. I said I was fine and if she could get me a price check on one of the items that flew with me. I'm sitting on the floor holding this item up. As I said it, I saw the price tag and said "Oh, I couldn't find the price, but after you knocked me on the floor and I'm holding this up, now I can see the price tag. Thank you so much" She just beamed that she could help me in some way. It was that response of hers that assured me the woman ain't right and I would be so I decided to just go on my merry way. I was actually surprised at myself for not getting angry or scared...although my knees were shaking from the blow, and I didn't feel all that good, I knew I would be seeing the chiropractor within a few days anyway. And... 4) I don't know about the popular thing...I'm not sure I want to be poplular. Popular is as popular does and most of that isn't that cool anyway.
cloudhugger	(reply to Enheduanna) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:19pm   > I think the geeky things about me are pretty cool, > personally. I guess that's what makes me a geek! > I do tend to handle myself well in various situations, > although certainly not in all of them. I think > I have a decent sense of style. I am sure there > are people out there who think I'm not cool, but > screw 'em. I really do believe you are 'way' cool
cloudhugger	(reply to Amanda) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:21pm   > Everything about me is cool. I've got to be > the coolest person I know! I even ooze cool out > of my pores. I'm just that good. > > Just don't ask my kid this question because > he thinks I'm anti-cool. Kinda thought you might mention you have a cool aunt...but that's ok. I know you know it anyway
thecomic22	posted 1-Jul-2007 1:34pm   I guess my personality.
thecomic22	(reply to Amanda) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:35pm   > Everything about me is cool. I've got > to be the coolest person I know! I even ooze > cool out of my pores. I'm just that good. > > > Just don't ask my kid this question because > he thinks I'm anti-cool. We all think your cool 'Manda.
LindaH	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:46pm   That's cool! I could make a giant list of things other people have done, where most people would have gotten upset, or at least said something, and I didn't bother with it. It's in my nature! I've been on the receiving end of confrontation and catching other people's grief to know that no one needs it, it doesn't do anyone any good to make an issue of some things.
Amanda	(reply to Irene007) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:49pm   The older I get, the cooler I think my dad is. He'll be 53 in August, but he asks more like someone my age than his age. When I was growing up, I never realized his coolness potential. My friends always wanted to hang out at my house, because they realized my parents were cool long before I did. So, hopefully, when Caleb gets older, he'll realize that I'm the coolest of the cool.
Amanda	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:53pm   Of course! I do have THE coolest aunt ever. I've even got the picture to prove it.
Amanda	(reply to thecomic22) posted 1-Jul-2007 1:54pm   Yay! You calling me Manda reminds me of my oldest brother. I don't think he has ever put an A at the beginning of my name.
Irene007	(reply to Amanda) posted 1-Jul-2007 2:01pm   It's going to happen; you'll see! He's just too young now... My kids, when younger, used to warn their friends about us before they brought them home. Ben was such a tease; kids didn't what to make of him!
Amanda	(reply to Irene007) posted 1-Jul-2007 2:05pm
Enheduanna	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 1-Jul-2007 2:43pm   Thanks! I think you're cool too!
ultamate	posted 1-Jul-2007 3:36pm   There's nothing really cool about me I don't guess but my son and his friends says I'm pretty cool for an "old lady".
thecomic22	(reply to Amanda) posted 1-Jul-2007 3:41pm
gambler	posted 1-Jul-2007 7:31pm   I am a little bit cool .............. I play poker and win *shrugs*
JessicaWoman99	posted 1-Jul-2007 8:52pm   I just so cool it is obscene and I am cool in fashion the clothes I wear one cool mother tee hee
RGirl	posted 1-Jul-2007 10:01pm   I ride a lavender moped around town wearing a pink helmet. I have a record player and hundreds of records. I dig classic literature. I put videos on youtube.
RGirl	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 1-Jul-2007 10:05pm   You are just SO cool is disgusting! Can I be like you?
LindaH	(reply to RGirl) posted 1-Jul-2007 10:14pm   Cool!
cloudhugger	(reply to LindaH) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:35am   I think there's ego involved when people get upset, don't you?
cloudhugger	(reply to Amanda) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:37am   shhhhhhhhhh!
LindaH	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:37am   Sometimes, yeah.
cloudhugger	(reply to Enheduanna) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:38am
cloudhugger	(reply to RGirl) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:40am   Uh...sure? disgusting???
cloudhugger	(reply to LindaH) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:41am   Sometimes...yeah
LindaH	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:43am   and sometimes, it's fear, and sometimes, people just think it's their civic duty, lots of different reasons.
cloudhugger	(reply to LindaH) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:45am   Fear is a good one.
LindaH	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:48am   I have thought about it. Some people fear that if we let people get away with stuff, society will go to ruin. Or they are afraid of what someone might do next. Or they do it to 'save face' (like you said, ego). They don't want to be seen walking away from a slight. They have to protect their own dignity. Sometimes people use revenge for that, too.
cloudhugger	(reply to LindaH) posted 2-Jul-2007 1:57am   You know what the bizarrest thing about the K Mart episod was? No one witnessed the episode. I'm really glad it seemed like we were the only two people in the whole universe at the time. If someone saw what had happened, who knows what harm may have occured. It's like the child that does not want to tell mom they hurt themself because mom would totally over react. than everyone involved would have been affected probably negatively.
LindaH	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 2:09am   That's true! Busybodies can sometimes make situations worse by trying to make them better. Yelling at someone to "mellow out" when they are only mildly irritated comes to mind. Making a big fuss over someone who fell, I can see how that would create a big mess (crowds, obstructions, potential embarrassment). And then there's the possibility that bystanders can ruin a situation that someone directly involved is successfully 'steering' (psychologically) with control and care.
RGirl	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 2:44am   That should read "You are just SO cool it is disgusting!" A good thing.
CarolL	posted 2-Jul-2007 3:15am   I a little cool.
cloudhugger	(reply to LindaH) posted 2-Jul-2007 9:17am   Yup. I think the universe has a much bigger plan for me than ruining some crazy lady's life. I just pray that she learned her lesson on me rather than some child or old person. I am happy to take the bowling over for her to learn her lesson.
cloudhugger	(reply to RGirl) posted 2-Jul-2007 9:18am   It was kinda scary the way you typo'd it And scarier is the survey option 'obsene. *snicker*
Biggles	posted 2-Jul-2007 10:33am   The tip of my nose.
LindaH	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 12:09pm
EyesOfCharisma	posted 2-Jul-2007 3:05pm   I am so cool it's obscene....
Wackadoo	posted 2-Jul-2007 4:40pm   I'm way cool. The coolest thing about me? I have a sense of humor and can laugh at myself when I do something silly ... or ... ummm... stupid. I'm just plain fun to be around.
Wackadoo	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 4:43pm   What a COOL answer! You're way cool, Cloudy! Love the Kmart story.
cloudhugger	(reply to Wackadoo) posted 2-Jul-2007 8:09pm   You're pretty way cool, too! I wonder if she is relaying the story. I would love to hear her version of it.
RGirl	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 2-Jul-2007 9:33pm   You haven't heard obscene used that way?
cabinfever	posted 2-Jul-2007 9:53pm   I do not think I am cool.... at all. Except maybe for my very cute kid.
cloudhugger	(reply to RGirl) posted 3-Jul-2007 8:20am   No...is that not cool?
icurok	posted 3-Jul-2007 9:07am   If I told you, I wouldn't be cool anymore.
thecomic22	(reply to cabinfever) posted 3-Jul-2007 5:05pm   > I do not think I am cool.... at all. Except > maybe for my very cute kid. You give good advice, thats pretty cool.
RGirl	(reply to cloudhugger) posted 3-Jul-2007 8:53pm   That is SO not cool.
cloudhugger	(reply to RGirl) posted 3-Jul-2007 8:59pm   well, that's cool than...
they	posted 5-Jul-2007 6:27pm   You tell me. My daughter thinks I'm totally un-cool.
cabinfever	(reply to thecomic22) posted 6-Jul-2007 12:51am   That's sweet of you to say . Sometimes I think I give too much unsolicited advice.
kitti723	posted 10-Jul-2007 8:23pm   I am loyal to my friends.
Zang	posted 13-Jul-2007 1:25pm   Wow, this really sucks!
mrmarm	posted 28-Jul-2007 4:30am   The fact I'm attractive, have an uncanny charisma, get around, I'm funny, I value my friends and I'm don't even get along with the cool kids.
LindaH	posted 28-Jul-2007 1:22pm   The fact I'm not a killjoy. I can leave people to their blissful social blunders and mistakes and not ruin their fun. The fact I think fun is more important than correcting people's minor, harmless obliviousness. The fact I feel no need to 'call em on it' Too bad some people can't do the same for me.
qdawg_07	posted 2-Aug-2007 9:36pm   nuthin
moviesnob	posted 14-Sep-2007 6:52pm   A very little bit cool.

 
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