Desperate much?

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DebbieBrat

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Better that he walk away giggling that storming away stating, "How could you!".

He hasn't done that yet but he will wait until he sees someone else walking down the isle toward us so they'll think it was me. Sometimes I think there's a small part of his brain that's still 12 years old. He loves to irritate me until I try to swat him away so he can tell an employee that he's a victim of domestic violence & they should call the police before he wakes up dead. I'm 5'4" and he's a 6'2" iron working covered in tattoos. He is supportive and happy that I'm now vaping instead of smoking so I guess he has good qualities too.
 

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He hasn't done that yet but he will wait until he sees someone else walking down the isle toward us so they'll think it was me. Sometimes I think there's a small part of his brain that's still 12 years old. He loves to irritate me until I try to swat him away so he can tell an employee that he's a victim of domestic violence & they should call the police before he wakes up dead. I'm 5'4" and he's a 6'2" iron working covered in tattoos. He is supportive and happy that I'm now vaping instead of smoking so I guess he has good qualities too.

If there's an XY chromosome involved then yeah, there's small part of his brain that's still 12 years old. ;) :laugh:

My youngest son is currently 18 years old. At around the age of 7, he went to the grocery store with me one day, where he preceded to bounce (literally) off the shelves. I very calmly placed my hands on his shoulders and informed him (otherwise known as talking through gritted teeth in a deathly still voice) that he was driving his mother crazy and implored him to please stop. He then grabs his throat and starts making gagging noises while staggering around and vying for the most dramatic death of the year award. Finally he falls to the floor with aplomb, all while other shoppers are eyeing the two of us like we've just grown two heads. I :facepalm:, then grabbed my cart and started walking off, mumbling about having no idea who's child that was. It's hilarious now, back then I wanted to drop him off at the nearest Catholic orphanage on the way home. :laugh:
 

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It's not just fear of smoke, it's that he resents others using the same air he uses. I'm sorry but the OP is NOT on our side as vapers. His is the same kind of thinking as that of the social attack poodles who come after us for any petty thing they possibly can. I think perhaps the OP would be happier living apart from society, somewhere in the interior of Alaska, or perhaps in the middle of the Sahara, where no one will use his air before he inhales it as that seems to be a major offense to him.

In any case I am quite happy to welcome him to my ignore list.

OP was quoting from the article but didn't enclose the paragraph in quotes, hence your misundertanding.
 

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Actually CO2 is VERY dangerous. I think we need to ban fire extinguishers, paintball tanks and other people breathing. SAVE THE PLANET!

You forgot plants and trees. Ban them. They are addicted to CO2. Better yet, insist they go to a designated area to inhale. Furthermore, they exhale the dangerous substance, Oxygen, which is one of the required elements for fires.
 
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