I love you guys.

...but I'm not in love with you.

I hope we can still be friends.

Originally posted by Gnu Odor ...but I'm not in love with you.I hope we can still be friends.

Lay off the absynthe and sterno, Brett. You have to love yourself first!

...well damn. there goes all the plans for the DR mass interplanetary orgy.

now look in the mirror and give yourself a hug, Gnu. go on...that's it.

Ahh...it feels like Muskrat Love.

Originally posted by janaki ...well damn. there goes all the plans for the DR mass interplanetary orgy. now look in the mirror and give yourself a hug, Gnu. go on...that's it.

Hey?? How the hell can he hug the mirror?? Are you now being DELIBERATELY OBLIQUE AND SURREAL NOW Janni - or are the drugs REALLY taking hold on you now??? :D

Originally posted by Gnu Odor Ahh...it feels like Muskrat Love.

...just as long as it doesn't feel like Radar Love. cos then we'd have to worry about *your* drug intake, Gnu.

Originally posted by Oh Look! There Goes The Laughing Martian Again!! > Originally posted by janaki> ...well damn. there goes all the plans for the DR mass interplanetary orgy. > > now look in the mirror and give yourself a hug, Gnu. go on...that's it.

Hey?? How the hell can he hug the mirror?? Are you now being DELIBERATELY OBLIQUE AND SURREAL NOW Janni - or are the drugs REALLY taking hold on you now??? :D

mirrors are huggable, Marty. have you thought about how your mirror must feel, since you refuse to show it how much you care? i bet it cries every single night. it's a well-proven fact that mirrors are much nicer to you if you hug them every once in awhile.

and who told you about the drugs?

(...that's it...time to write some quality lyrics... )

I was going to post in here but it's way to surreal, so i won't bother.

"Tonight on Dateline: Hugging mirrors

It's a new trend that's catching on with the kids these days, but experts say it's more dangerous than ecstasy.

Many parents have come out in favor of a 'no-mirror-hugging' policy for youth oriented dance clubs and bars, saying that the risk is too great. Young people have come down on the offensive, defending their new habit amid charges that it leads to more dangerous acts such as sitting sideways on barstools, propping themselves into open doorways, and urinating in public toilets.

'It's our right!' was the chant heard outside the Huggy Bear Grill and Bar outside suburban Chicago tuesday, as police moved in on a protester who had wedged himself into an open doorway in response to a 'no leaning' tax. Police lost control of the crowd, and the scene soon degenerated into wanton loitering and mirror-hugging.

Resaerchers speculate that such disregard for personnal safety is a result of sheltered childhoods exposed to the seamier side of life. At press time, no real solution seems possible. Back to you, Stone"

"Thanks. Now, on to a livlier topic, genocide......"