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what gives?
- Thread starter Lowner
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Saxn said:
Here's a clip.
Its Always Sunny In Philidalphia - The D.E.N.N.I.S. System.
Btw, Nevermind the backwords picture, it's to prevent copyright stuff and blah blah blah....
LOL Man that was messed UP!
"Pizza's good."
"You're the one that's GOOD..."
It killed!
I have been finished with TV for some time now - I thought all there was out there was a reality show wasteland. Thanks for the heads' up.
New episodes air Thursday at 10pm on FX.
Comedy Central plays 3 hours of it from 8pm-11 every Monday.
Or just go buy the season DVDs used from Amazon for around $10 a season.
Matticus, I checked out a couple of episodes after watching the clip from VitalSigns... I think I may already be hooked. 
Dont worry, its a good show to be hooked on! Its some hilarious programming!
Season 7 is currently airing, and it might be close to the end of this season already.
Theyre signed on for at least 3 more seasons I belive.
There were a few episodes in Season 6 and 7 that I felt were a little "off", but then a new one comes out that just busts me up!
I recommend watching "Sweet Dee's Dating a ******** Person" followed by "The Nightman Cometh".
Season 7 is currently airing, and it might be close to the end of this season already.
Theyre signed on for at least 3 more seasons I belive.
There were a few episodes in Season 6 and 7 that I felt were a little "off", but then a new one comes out that just busts me up!
I recommend watching "Sweet Dee's Dating a ******** Person" followed by "The Nightman Cometh".
The last (2 part) reunion show was hilarious. Dee is on fire. We learn that Mac's name is actually Ronald MacDonald, and Charlie starts sniffing cleaning chemicals... again.
Yup, I believe they were married before the show started, unlike Charlie and the Waitress who got married in 2006 and had a kid just earlier this week.
Well, now I am thankful- I don't know when I would've stumbled back upon this stuff if it weren't for the OP & TB's remarkable tendancy to derail a thread that's just ASKING for it. That and the term *lownered* just make it all worthwhile for about 45 minutes.
Lowner, you apparently want to be here. Apparently, other people on this forum are willing to make the effort to give you feedback. However, as other have already said, it is frustrating to NEVER get a response. An eventual response is appreciated. They are also going to feel free to have some fun at your expense. I also noticed folks welcoming your comments when you finally did respond in the "Now I have seen it all" thread.
You do have to be a tad more resilient. Occassionally I have to ignore a comment that gets under my skin. It just happens that way when you have a world-wide forum. You are litterally sharing views with the entire planet of people who choose to log into TB. And don't forget that this includes certain teenagers (not all), certain pre-teens (OK, all of them), people who forgot to take their meds this morning, inmates with computer access, you, me and many others.
I for one am not very sociable, a bit of a geek and somewhat irrasciable. But this is a forum. It is not moving at the speed of conversation. You do have time to compose a response without letting emotions cloud your judgement. Others do make mistakes. - and they may or may not realize that they have.
There have also been a few times when I regretted having made a somewhat rancorous response. I still think that I was right, but I regretted that I felt I had to respond in the way that I did. I realize that there are very few times in a conversation that it is important to be right - providing instructions during brain surgery would be a good case in point. Establishing a relationship with the person on the other end of the conversation is more important than being the victor in a debate - at least in a good percentage of the time.
"Why should you stay?" You do realize that you are in some way insisting that everyone on this forum has to meet you on your terms. Don't you understand that this is being manipulative on your part? As far as that goes, everyone comes here as equals. Is everyone on TB supposed to keep a note by their monitors so that we can remember to handle you in particular with kid gloves? Would that really be realistic? If so, I want that privilege too, cause I am not particularly gifted in conversation.
I personnally think you should continue contributing to the bass community. I also think you should realize that you are not beholding to some common practices of consideration. "Sorry, I've been away for a while...." "Thanks for the comments"
By the way, I should add my disclaimer. I have an autistic child and an OCD/bi-polar child so I am becoming better attuned to emotional and communcation issues. I'm no expert, but it's my "thing" these days. I would also like to add that I am not a psychiatrist, nor do I play one on TV. My bass playing skills on the other hand, they suck too. I really have no where else to go with this ramble.
By the way, what was the name of the show with "A letter to a banker" with the 4 English guys?
You do have to be a tad more resilient. Occassionally I have to ignore a comment that gets under my skin. It just happens that way when you have a world-wide forum. You are litterally sharing views with the entire planet of people who choose to log into TB. And don't forget that this includes certain teenagers (not all), certain pre-teens (OK, all of them), people who forgot to take their meds this morning, inmates with computer access, you, me and many others.
I for one am not very sociable, a bit of a geek and somewhat irrasciable. But this is a forum. It is not moving at the speed of conversation. You do have time to compose a response without letting emotions cloud your judgement. Others do make mistakes. - and they may or may not realize that they have.
There have also been a few times when I regretted having made a somewhat rancorous response. I still think that I was right, but I regretted that I felt I had to respond in the way that I did. I realize that there are very few times in a conversation that it is important to be right - providing instructions during brain surgery would be a good case in point. Establishing a relationship with the person on the other end of the conversation is more important than being the victor in a debate - at least in a good percentage of the time.
"Why should you stay?" You do realize that you are in some way insisting that everyone on this forum has to meet you on your terms. Don't you understand that this is being manipulative on your part? As far as that goes, everyone comes here as equals. Is everyone on TB supposed to keep a note by their monitors so that we can remember to handle you in particular with kid gloves? Would that really be realistic? If so, I want that privilege too, cause I am not particularly gifted in conversation.
I personnally think you should continue contributing to the bass community. I also think you should realize that you are not beholding to some common practices of consideration. "Sorry, I've been away for a while...." "Thanks for the comments"
By the way, I should add my disclaimer. I have an autistic child and an OCD/bi-polar child so I am becoming better attuned to emotional and communcation issues. I'm no expert, but it's my "thing" these days. I would also like to add that I am not a psychiatrist, nor do I play one on TV. My bass playing skills on the other hand, they suck too. I really have no where else to go with this ramble.
By the way, what was the name of the show with "A letter to a banker" with the 4 English guys?
