I know. I met one of Baditude's apparent arch-enemies in the "Lady on Fire" thread from earlier today. They seemed to have a past.
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I know. I met one of Baditude's apparent arch-enemies in the "Lady on Fire" thread from earlier today. They seemed to have a past.
I somewhat agree and somewhat disagree. I have a learning disorder, so there are some things I just can't get, no matter how I try - and believe me, it's not for lack of trying. What bothers me is people who don't listen and/or fail to use critical thinking skills. The "upside" for me learning differently, is that I NEVER expect something will work when it is explained to me. As someone tells me how to do something I usually take notes, but at the same time I'm breaking down the steps into 5 different ways I might be able to get to the same result. One of them has to work, right? Or if it doesn't, I break it down again. The most important thing for me is understanding the general concept. This has led me to be very creative and think quickly.
I admit it, I'm judgmental, and probably a hypocrite, since I often ask the same question more than once. But at least I endeavor to rephrase the question so it doesn't appear I'm asking the same thing. I try not to whine. I also don't ask people to fix things for me. The way my whacky brain works is if I didn't understand what they did to fix it, I would be dependent on them. I do not panic. I do not show fear. Google is my friend.
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Has there ever been a study of second-hand styling products?
I followed that in the news. I kept wondering if there were specially trained Amish PTSD counselors or survivor groups.
they don't have mirrors or friends (cuz i would say something) or common sense.....no it is NOT ok to go out in public in your pajamas....those are for lounging or sleeping....not walmart
the mullet has been kind of back for a few years in "scene" hair...which i think is more 80's hairband meets anime AND i think it was born out of the younger girls adding clip in extensions while growing out their posh spice a-line bob (just my theory)
apparently the mullet has been on women on the runways BUT...runway hair is just that...pretty rare to see hair, makeup, or clothing in real life that was at fashion week. (who wants to walk around looking like the bride of frankenstein?) i don't think the mullet will ever be back for men
I don't get out much, so a couple of years ago when I went to a club to see my friend's band I was surprised by the "Emo" hair all the boys had. I don't know what else to call it. I had seen pictures, but I somehow assumed standing in the wind was a cool way to pose. I didn't know their hair was sprayed down that way.
And the "poster I shall not name" is the one who got that Provari Fanboyism thread shut down after we had turned it from that uptight pecksniffian troll's ProVari Fanboyism thread, into an awesome bacon, sausage, Katheryn Winnick, and cheese thread. I hate when a thread starts getting cool and some garbage like that happens to shut it down.
Plus I got in trouble because of his DA once the Mods started going through my altered photos of Ms Winnick.
Plus I got in trouble because of his DA once the Mods started going through my altered photos of Ms Winnick.
Oh my god. Now he has this one going....
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...95-what-so-special-about-mechanical-mods.html
I guess he is ready for sub-ohm vaping now.
I should go encourage him.
I should not go encourage him.
I should go encourage him.
I should not go encourage him.
etc.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...95-what-so-special-about-mechanical-mods.html
I guess he is ready for sub-ohm vaping now.
I should go encourage him.
I should not go encourage him.
I should go encourage him.
I should not go encourage him.
etc.
It wasn't just the one thread. I swear the flightless one had "ProVari" permanent in the search box which would flash every time the word was posted. It appears you are currently in a favorable light, but be forewarned! It will go for your eyes.
I haven't clicked on the link yet, but I know he joined the Telsa group before buying his ProThingy. It was that group where I discovered the unprovoked AntiProvarian thread.
ETA: Nope, that's a new one...
TO be fair some of us (myself included) are just REALLY bad at search engines. If I have to go through more than about 3 pages of results looking for what I need I am gonna ask if someones got a link.
YEARS ago I did an educational CD on Louisiana history. Back then Lycos and Dogpile were the gods of search engines. TRY finding info on Cadillac the man and not Cadillac the car. It was a nightmare.
I am not following you there, Highness. Once again the quick nimble mind of the Ocelot leaves me foundering in its wake....
Bad's buddy. Used to follow him from thread to thread every time he mentioned ProThingy - in fact, I think they was one reason I started using that term. I wonder what the odds are we'll soon get a visit? Using a name as a search word can't possibly yield that many threads.
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No - I was trying to find an idjit post of his to quote and I saw he posted in the Telsa group. Being a nosy feline I went to check it out. I think I posted about my search here before. Anyway, Nimrod had them as confused as the members trying to help him in the General forum threads. At one point one of the group posted something like, "Wait - do you even have a Tesla?"
Sometimes it's just the keywords, but yes search engines have come an awful long way in 20 years. I can still only find information about the 17th century frenchman called Cadillac though. I presume there is a Louisiana one? If it's not on the first page I change or re-order my search terms. Google seems to give more priority to the first search terms.
I'm constantly amazed at the fuzzy logic used by Google and how well it works. It will find related terms, and in most cases will still work even if you make a typo and spell it wrong.
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