Comments on: Chapter 6: Sexts http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/ Tue, 10 Jan 2012 16:59:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Damon http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/comment-page-1/#comment-187 Damon Sun, 28 May 2006 23:27:50 +0000 http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/#comment-187 Dear Tommy: Some of us try to be funny; others just are. In trying, some of us fail; others are laughed at because they are idiots. You be the judge. Dear Tommy:

Some of us try to be funny; others just are. In trying, some of us fail; others are laughed at because they are idiots.

You be the judge.

]]> By: Tamara http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Tamara Sun, 21 May 2006 15:52:14 +0000 http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/#comment-82 It is nice to know that there are people out here who will do such silly things as riding through the wilderness, crossing vast stretches of nowhere through several states on nothing but a bike as I will never, in this particular life that I now occupy, ever do such a thing. It amuses me. I am probably the ultimate example of all you abhor, I live a life of convenience. I must live within 10 miles of a Target, I love accumulating massive amounts of god knows what that I probably do not need, I love purchasing shoes, clothing and other accessories just because they match (even if I only wear it once) I love that the extent of my world knowledge stems in large part to dining in ethnic restaurants in the hustle and bustle of the city, and I go frantic when the G on my pager disappears, and I live in front of my computer. And therefor, you amuse me, in much the same as I must I amuse you. :) It's hilarious! It is nice to know that there are people out here who will do such silly things as riding through the wilderness, crossing vast stretches of nowhere through several states on nothing but a bike as I will never, in this particular life that I now occupy, ever do such a thing. It amuses me. I am probably the ultimate example of all you abhor, I live a life of convenience. I must live within 10 miles of a Target, I love accumulating massive amounts of god knows what that I probably do not need, I love purchasing shoes, clothing and other accessories just because they match (even if I only wear it once) I love that the extent of my world knowledge stems in large part to dining in ethnic restaurants in the hustle and bustle of the city, and I go frantic when the G on my pager disappears, and I live in front of my computer. And therefor, you amuse me, in much the same as I must I amuse you. :) It’s hilarious!

]]> By: Tommy 'The Machine' Gunn http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Tommy 'The Machine' Gunn Sun, 21 May 2006 04:31:06 +0000 http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/#comment-81 'I believe myself to be mildly dyslexic (though I have never been tested) because I mix up every word and number combination imaginable and because everyone else in my immediate and extended family has a learning disability and I’ve come to think: why can’t I be special to?' That last sentence should read 'why can't I be special too?'. Diagnosis? Dyslexic and probably a bit mental. ‘I believe myself to be mildly dyslexic (though I have never been tested) because I mix up every word and number combination imaginable and because everyone else in my immediate and extended family has a learning disability and I’ve come to think: why can’t I be special to?’

That last sentence should read ‘why can’t I be special too?’.

Diagnosis? Dyslexic and probably a bit mental.

]]> By: Ursula http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Ursula Sun, 21 May 2006 00:52:06 +0000 http://www.damonjustisntfunny.com/in-search-of-6/chapter-6-sexts/#comment-80 I'm glad to see that you've since learned how to spell other words. If you have to write a word in bubbly letters, (which I remember, by the way) "friend" is a good one to choose. Your situation with Ben is not so awfully unique. I learn more about Bill listening to him talk to others as well. In fact, that's usually how I find out when he's going on business trips or has just secured another patent. Our conversations usually go like this: "How was work?" "Good. Busy." "That's good. (The flip side to "that sucks man.") What do you want to do about dinner?" I’m glad to see that you’ve since learned how to spell other words. If you have to write a word in bubbly letters, (which I remember, by the way) “friend” is a good one to choose.
Your situation with Ben is not so awfully unique. I learn more about Bill listening to him talk to others as well. In fact, that’s usually how I find out when he’s going on business trips or has just secured another patent.
Our conversations usually go like this: “How was work?” “Good. Busy.” “That’s good. (The flip side to “that sucks man.”) What do you want to do about dinner?”

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