What's on your mind?

[Darkpig]

5 hours ago, Alessia Wellington said:

Consider her yours.

Me thinks you got that backwards.

[Alessia Wellington]

1 hour ago, Darkpig said:

Me thinks you got that backwards.

 

It'll be fine.

[Darkpig]

13 minutes ago, Alessia Wellington said:

It'll be fine.

Nothing is fine! Everything is fucked! We're all going to die!

Just kidding🎵

Spoiler

 

[Emily Nutsville]

the only thing on my mind right now is the first song i'm about to release soon!

It's the first song i wrote and it felt good to my head.

 

[Raven 54]

2 hours ago, Amy Island said:

the only thing on my mind right now is the first song i'm about to release soon!

It's the first song i wrote and it felt good to my head.

 

Shameless self promotion?

Music thread is Here...https://www.loverslab.com/topic/502-what-music-do-you-listen-to/page/389/#comment-4394567

 

Edit; you have a great voice!

Edited June 11, 2024 by Raven 54

[Raven 54]

Soooo....I just bought my first cell phone today, at 69+ years of age, hope I can figure it out.   

 

But that's not what's on my mind...the Woman who was running the place (unnamed cell store) was nice but I got to hear all about her and how old she was, yadda, yadda, yadda...and then she asked me to spell my name.  I have a fairly common, easy to spell name mind you, but she said she wanted to make sure she "Spelt" it right.   

So I laughed and said S P E L T spelling the word she just spoke, she laughed and said yes, grinning. I thought she may have just been joking around but a minute later she said the same thing again on my security question that she wanted it "Spelt" right. I let that one slide while I looked at some paperwork...then for the third time she said it yet again to which I replied S P E L T spelling out what she had spoken to which she just nodded.

She was thirty five years old, when her Daughter came in the store she relayed a story about how young folks do know lot's of things for instance what a Rolodex was and went on to tell her daughter what that was while trying to impress me, saying she was at the age of not only having knowledge of the new tech but also having knowledge of the old stuff that was around before she was born...must not have been any Grammar or Spelling texts available for her to study or maybe she just "Spelt" it wrong on her Search Engine.

I am Truly concerned for the World that we have allowed these people to slip through the Education System and have turned them on Society at Large, I would not have Graduated High School with those skills she was displaying.  Sad, very very Sad.

At first I wanted to laugh but the more thought I gave it...Well it's just Sad.

 

If asking someone if it is Spelled right is proper English.

Edited June 11, 2024 by Raven 54

[Alessia Wellington]

17 minutes ago, Raven 54 said:

"Spelt"

 

Spelt is the British form of spelled.

 

Also, spelt is a type of wheat.

[---nikoli]

Freaked out a bunch of the 20-something peons that work under me because I rewrote a memo that my boss gave me to give to them in cursive, I'm only 38.

 

11 out 15 of them literally couldn't read what I wrote, and I have a very legible handwriting.

 

Now I'm depressed that these are the type of people that are supposed to take over running things once I retire.

[Grey Cloud]

Dwemer

[Raven 54]

2 hours ago, Alessia Wellington said:

 

Spelt is the British form of spelled.

 

Also, spelt is a type of wheat.

Yeah well she was definitely Not British and we do not live in Brittany!  

[Raven 54]

1 hour ago, ---nikoli said:

Freaked out a bunch of the 20-something peons that work under me because I rewrote a memo that my boss gave me to give to them in cursive, I'm only 38.

 

11 out 15 of them literally couldn't read what I wrote, and I have a very legible handwriting.

 

Now I'm depressed that these are the type of people that are supposed to take over running things once I retire.

I was told they (U.S. School System) don't even teach Cursive writing style anymore.

[Grey Cloud]

4 hours ago, Alessia Wellington said:

Spelt is the British form of spelled.

Exactly - spelled is spelt 'spelt'. 🧐

 

Not to be confused with 'pronounced limp' - spelt l.i.m.p., pronounced 'limp'.

[porkybork]

5 hours ago, ---nikoli said:

Freaked out a bunch of the 20-something peons that work under me because I rewrote a memo that my boss gave me to give to them in cursive, I'm only 38.

 

11 out 15 of them literally couldn't read what I wrote, and I have a very legible handwriting.

 

Now I'm depressed that these are the type of people that are supposed to take over running things once I retire.

I'm in my late 20s, and I want to see this note just to check if I can read it.

[Guest]

> The European soccer championship starts this Saturday. Our house will be full whenever Italians and Croats play. That means the three of us will spend the time on our beach or in a shack having sex. That would be compensation for occupying our house. Which isn't bad thing at all.

[chooseChaos]

2 hours ago, Evaloves4 said:

> The European soccer championship starts this Saturday. Our house will be full whenever Italians and Croats play. That means the three of us will spend the time on our beach or in a shack having sex. That would be compensation for occupying our house. Which isn't bad thing at all.

I have a bad feeling about this European Championship, because unfortunately there has to be the first yellow card before it starts on FRIDAY ... 😁

 

Yes, you have been shamefully caught out trying to cause confusion here and outdo my usual CHAOS! But as both Scottish fans are used to grief

Spoiler

and German players will not be shaken by anything,

Spoiler

 

it is of course a futile attempt! 😇

[Guest]

> "The Big Door Prize" by An Apple original company is such a failure and a very shitty disappointment. Why did they ever make two seasons? Waste of the money.

[Guest]

> The European soccer championship is starting today with Germany vs. Scotland match. Although I do not watch sports, I wish that Germany would win because of my Prince whose background is German.

[chooseChaos]

5 hours ago, Evaloves4 said:

> The European soccer championship is starting today with Germany vs. Scotland match. Although I do not watch sports, I wish that Germany would win because of my Prince whose background is German.

Once again, it's time to play a round of "I can't resist posting"

I mean, no complaints from my side @wishful thinking, but ...

 

[Alessia Wellington]

13 minutes ago, chooseChaos said:

Spoiler

 

Thought you were taller...

[chooseChaos]

5 minutes ago, Alessia Wellington said:

 

Thought you were taller...

Ha, just because I have a soft spot for Scotland, even if they are today's opponents, doesn't mean I got in a time machine and dressed up as a bagpiper = Yes, little Miss Queen, you thought right, the chaos is a bit bigger (and when in doubt, a bit older). 😁

[Guest]

44 minutes ago, Alessia Wellington said:

 

Thought you were taller...

[Darkpig]

On 6/11/2024 at 12:09 PM, Raven 54 said:

Soooo....I just bought my first cell phone today, at 69+ years of age, hope I can figure it out.   

 

But that's not what's on my mind...the Woman who was running the place (unnamed cell store) was nice but I got to hear all about her and how old she was, yadda, yadda, yadda...and then she asked me to spell my name.  I have a fairly common, easy to spell name mind you, but she said she wanted to make sure she "Spelt" it right.   

So I laughed and said S P E L T spelling the word she just spoke, she laughed and said yes, grinning. I thought she may have just been joking around but a minute later she said the same thing again on my security question that she wanted it "Spelt" right. I let that one slide while I looked at some paperwork...then for the third time she said it yet again to which I replied S P E L T spelling out what she had spoken to which she just nodded.

She was thirty five years old, when her Daughter came in the store she relayed a story about how young folks do know lot's of things for instance what a Rolodex was and went on to tell her daughter what that was while trying to impress me, saying she was at the age of not only having knowledge of the new tech but also having knowledge of the old stuff that was around before she was born...must not have been any Grammar or Spelling texts available for her to study or maybe she just "Spelt" it wrong on her Search Engine.

I am Truly concerned for the World that we have allowed these people to slip through the Education System and have turned them on Society at Large, I would not have Graduated High School with those skills she was displaying.  Sad, very very Sad.

At first I wanted to laugh but the more thought I gave it...Well it's just Sad.

 

If asking someone if it is Spelled right is proper English.

Rolodex rolodex. Professor Oak I completed my rolodex. I love saying rolodex.

[Alessia Wellington]

9 minutes ago, Darkpig said:

Rolodex

 

Had to google that.

[Reginald_001]

A child's rhyme stuck in my head. It said that life is but a dream. I've spent so many years in question. To find I've known this all along.. and now fucking mathematicians are realizing through math that consciousness is incalculable and perhaps even a fundamental force of nature. E.g. brains aren't forming consciousness, no, brains are formed because of consciousness? Now I feel bad for not having studied math, physics and neuroscience. Or rather said, bad for studying clinical psychology instead of those subjects.

Edited June 14, 2024 by Reginald_001

[Guest]

> Germany won the match against Scotland, 4:1. I am glad for my Prince and my German friends.