Who here intimidates you?

My theory is: You're in love with me.

 

All of you people who don't capitalize letters at the beginning of each sentence intimidate me:

seamonster, kc, zen, waking.

I don't know who the fuck you think you are!

 

FUCK!

Skip is a New Yorker??

 

there is no time to capitalize

the thought must be documented ASAP

 

pfft, not one person.

 

I have been told I am intimidating, but almost always by people who do not know me

or someone who wants to fuck with my trivia godhood.

 

Like tigerlily, I am intimidated by KC. I am also intimidated by anyone that actually completed their university degree and anybody that actually knows what they are talking about.

 

I knew I shouldn't have quit! Nah I'm better off not having to be around some of the dumbasses I took classes with.


KC is not intimidating. She's just a grouchy teddy bear.

 

University rarely means they know what they are talking about, unless it's in a VERY narrow band of subjects.

 

haaaaahahahaha. :biggrin:

Oh, Spence.

 

No one actually, I'm a beast, rawr!

 

you really should meow

 

probably everbody

no offense

i like

but probably because i am very antisocial i like saying stuff but i dont like it when stuff gets said to me

kind of makes me nervous like i should put a top hat on and start juggling

 

"inspired...
the trophy shelves made room for his collapse.."

 

Psh... Don't make me take you out, right here.

Bring it.

 

Yeah, I'd say just about everyone but Dave and Spencer intimidated me for a VERY long time.

I only really started posting a week ago in this forum, yet I've been reading it for over four years...

 

I disagree. Take someone my age with a university degree, with the same level of intelligence that relished everything they learned. They will articulate a thought about politics, philosophy or pretty much anything else far better than I can. Luckily I am intelligent enough to think on the same level, I just don't have the knowledge to back it up.

 

you can't handle what i'm packing

 

dude....no

 

but many of them do not really understand the gears, wheels, catchments, and springs behind the "knowledge" they have, it is typically just information they have recorded.

it didn't used to be that way, but the more university, and college students I experience, the more I realize, degrees are meaningless unless you have the passion, and background to back it up.

of course, most of the people I am talking about become teachers (not all, I am not bagging on you red, I in fact have had some wonderful teachers, many more horrible, but some wonderful)