User talk:Max18well
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[edit] Buy The Ticket, Take The RIDE!
Hm ha. So, the good ol' gentle sex has got you by the balls, eh? Nothin' better than a little Nietzsche for this kind of situation.
Here's a fun line which I'm sure worked very well for Nietzsche:
- "Women learn how to hate in the same proportion that they unlearn how to charm."
Or how about...
- "Behind all their personal vanity, women always have an impersonal contempt-- for 'woman'".
Obviously Nietzsche never got any at all. But during those long times that he sat there thinking about various things he did manage to come up with some sensible conclusions, e.g.:
- "The same affects have different tempos in men and women: that is why men and women do not stop misunderstanding each other."
Good luck with your ride tonight, bro. See ya tomorrow. We will sip singapore slings with mescal on the side.
-Tastyummy 01:01, 22 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Yo
Yeah, I agree that this is a cooler means of communication than giving ourselves spaces is. Unfortunately, we can't use icky bad words and magically-dirty pictures here, etc., but you also can't do much on your space. That's why eventually I'm just going to make my own site (probably this year) and serve it from my own dang laptop. But as for online communication that doesn't include offerings of penile enhancement and wayward housewives, Wikipedia user talk pages are, more or less, the way to go. Tastyummy 02:07, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] About your being my sockpuppet and all...
I talked to Rashad on the phone today and he says he can produce ironclad evidence, if it is needed, that you are not a sockpuppet: Wikipedia's history will show that there was once an article by him called something like "The Max [Your last name] game". (It was removed because other people had already thought of it and named it after themselves, but the history, says Rashad, should still be there.) If you give permission for your last name to be used, Rashad can then find and cite his article on that game, which will prove that you existed long before you wrote shit supporting my article. I really think you should just put your name on here anyway, and to hell with your professor. It's not like many people read user pages anyway. I just put my name on mine, even with it saying I'm an atheist and all. The time has come to rumble! Did you see that some douche vandalised my page? It's in the history. Luckily some anti-vandalism dude caught it. Kudos to him. Anyway, fellow axolotl-monkey, I shall see you tomorrow at your dead dad's wedding-like thing #1 of 2. Tastyummy 10:08, 20 August 2006 (UTC)