Everybody is disappointing?

[Cathan]

Originally Posted by brekk

Dude hes a medical PHD, and originator of the PGT he looks down on everyone.

QFT!!! I'd look down on all the fuckers here at this board if I had that on my resume.

Aychamo is could get a job at any hospital in the world just by putting phd and creator of the PGT on his resume.

[Cathan]

Originally Posted by GrobbeeTrull2.0

I think I'd be more disappointed in his MD from The University of St. Croix-Barbados or wherever than that she shows his asshole to teens on the internet--especially if he were operating on me.

You were only disappointed your girl didn't make you lick that browneye while she was blowing him and telling him how manly he was since you aren't...

[GrobbeeTrull2.0]

Now you're just being fanciful and imagining things you'll never get. You take that cuckold lifestyle fantasy back where you go it, kiddo.

[James]

Jethro Tull is a popular rock band rather than an actual person. Perhaps my favorite album of theirs is Thick as a Brick. A legendary album in legendary packaging (the mock newspaper) Thick as a Brick is certainly one of the major pieces of mainstream 1970s progressive rock. As they did at various other points in their career, Tull displayed an abrupt change of style from their previous albums. Aqualung's lingering blues remnants were purged and the sound was slicked up with keyboards and a first-rate production. The album is also renowned for being nearly 44 minutes of continuous music, the lone track break being artificial in that it was only done to accommodate the LP format on which it was originally released. It is something other than a "long song" (as it is often erroneously referred to) or a sequence of individual songs that happen to be segued (like A Passion Play).

Thick as a Brick is a theme-and-variations piece organized around a circle of fifths, as has already been mentioned. Although it has polish, flair and (for the first half, anyway) exhibits a great economy despite its breadth, it is not a particularly complex piece of music even when compared to subsequent Jethro Tull albums. Minstrel in the Gallery, Songs From the Wood and Heavy Horses are arguably the most "progressive" Jethro Tull albums in the literal sense of the word. But it does prominently feature organs — which lend a recognizably "symphonic" character — and the layers of sound are so perfectly arranged that the album gives the first impression of being more complicated than it actually is.

[James]

And I have NFC how I put that in the wrong thread. Consider it, Rickshaw Fail.

[aychamo_aycono]

Originally Posted by James

And I have NFC how I put that in the wrong thread. Consider it, Rickshaw Fail.

I'm so disappointed in you!!!

[James]

I'm so disappointed in your balls.

[Solariss]

Originally Posted by James

I'm so disappointed in your balls.

Did you get an extra show we weren't aware of?

[aychamo_aycono]

Originally Posted by Solariss

Did you get an extra show we weren't aware of?

That show was password protected!

[brekk]

This thread is a disappointment

[aychamo_aycono]

I'm so sad

[Horse]

Originally Posted by Arbitrary

People are not disappointing. People are objects. They are things that simply are. Being disappointed in someone else would be like being disappointed in my shirt or a carrot.

Dissociative disorder is not a philosophy.

Obviously everything is an object at some level.

Some objects have goals, desires and perform verbs outside of "simply existing."

A chair can't rape a baby's eyes. People can.

Likewise, you can feel disappointed by a carrot when you bite into it and there is shit inside. Though along those lines you'd probably not blame nature but the, get this, people responsible for fucking up something as simple as a carrot.


So yes, we've done drugs and wrinkled our noses and read eastern bloc philosophy, too. Just because the scientific crusade has declared that they can measure, quantify and label everything they can see doesn't mean there isn't room for those intangibles or unmeasurables.

Thus, I'm disappointed by your posting of utterly uninformed bullshit in this thread. Your self-object ought to transcend I Smoked Bad Weed Before Philosophy 201.

[Arbitrary]

Note to self -

People don't take anti-social personality disorder references way too seriously.

[James]

Oh they don't, don't they? Well I'm not saying I don't know what you are or are not talking about, but it doesn't seem to me like you're not posting the incorrect tense in that sentence.

[James]

And of course by tense I mean, uhh, negative...ness.