Relationships

[Snake-Aes]

<shrug> Only if her life expectancy is expected to improve a few years, not a big perspective. And she's lost her previous kids in a car accident already. I don't think she can take it right now.

[Invisusira]

Just so we're all clear here, I'm pretty sure "snake posting in the relationships thread" is actually a carefully documented thesis on just how hard you can troll people before they finally stop believing you.

[bldavis]

Just so we're all clear here, I'm pretty sure "snake posting in the relationships thread" is actually a carefully documented thesis on just how hard you can troll people before they finally stop believing you.

its either this, or ....yeah its this



i hope
*brohug snake*

[Snake-Aes]

Just so we're all clear here, I'm pretty sure "snake posting in the relationships thread" is actually a carefully documented thesis on just how hard you can troll people before they finally stop believing you.

Really, now?
Well, all you have is my word, I guess. Sorry, I'll just leave.

[Skye1013]

To be fair, your life does read like a TV show directed by M. Night Shyamalan...

[Snake-Aes]

I'm aware, but it still hurts to be called a liar like that. It's one of the things I find most offensive(probably my past experience that most comes close to an actual childhood trauma), but I cannot really bring proof unless I come right up your places with evidence. Which, given what I just read, may still be disbelieved. So instead of continuing an exercise in futility I'll stop.


Who's Mr Night Shyamalan?

[Sagara]

A movie director famous for odd twist endings. His crown jewel was 6th Sense.

To be honest, I find each of your posts believable, if odd. It's the accumulation that made it sound over-the-top. Without even touching at the truth of the matter, re-read your last 20-30 posts on this topic, then imagine watching a TV series with the same story. Do you honestly think disbelief would be an unreasonable reaction?

Then again, movies adaptations of real lives have been edited from time to time because the real story was tought too unbelievable for the public's suspension of disbelief.

You'll note I'm not touching truth or veracity. Simply put, it can't easily be proven, one way or another, so I'm not going to bother with that. I could be lying when talking about my own kid. It's just that the story is more believable.

[Snake-Aes]

"A likely impossibility is always preferable to an unconvincing possibility. The story should never be made up of improbable incidents; there should be nothing of the sort in it.", as said by a certain philosopher.
I have told her on multiple occasions how movie-like her life is and my life became due to association with her. Then again her brothers had me watch Dying Young and Autumn in NY. "Bibliographical reference", they said.

[Melathys]

A movie director famous for odd twist endings. His crown jewel was 6th Sense.

To be honest, I find each of your posts believable, if odd. It's the accumulation that made it sound over-the-top. Without even touching at the truth of the matter, re-read your last 20-30 posts on this topic, then imagine watching a TV series with the same story. Do you honestly think disbelief would be an unreasonable reaction?

Then again, movies adaptations of real lives have been edited from time to time because the real story was tought too unbelievable for the public's suspension of disbelief.

You'll note I'm not touching truth or veracity. Simply put, it can't easily be proven, one way or another, so I'm not going to bother with that. I could be lying when talking about my own kid. It's just that the story is more believable.

I was going to mention Audie Murphy when you said that in the hyperlink, then I clicked on it. Of all the movies they've made of WW2 they need to make one to do Audie Murphy justice.

[Sagara]

There's also how the real-life Bono of U2 fame managed to score so high on the Original Fiction Mary Sue Litmus Test. In other words, his life was so over-the-top that he would be considered unbelievable and clichéd.

[Snake-Aes]

There's also how the real-life Bono of U2 fame managed to score so high on the Original Fiction Mary Sue Litmus Test. In other words, his life was so over-the-top that he would be considered unbelievable and clichéd.

There's a reason one of the internal jokes I have with her is that she's batman.

[bldavis]

for me, i do find them all believeable, and that you have an amazing life...for good or bad
honestly i would laugh if it did turn out to be a thesis on how to troll people
that said
/brohug and hope things go well in your future

[Snake-Aes]

i would laugh if it did turn out to be a thesis on how to troll people

Me too.

[Barathorn]

Badgers.Not.Being.Culled.

That is all.

/puts up a 10' hoarding around 'Teh Veranda' and mutters about building works.

Move along youngsters. Nothing to see here.

[Sagara]

This is why I love Barathorn. Impossible to understand, yet loveable like a big, furry, grumpy (panda? :-p) bear.