What Are You Doing Right Now? (178 Viewers)

[WΏΏdy?]

Yo asif, speak of the uncle and...

I got a busy day tomorrow as well :groan: so gonna hit the bed in an hour or so, still got some work to be done

When are you gonna show us the new place?

 

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[swag]

Threatening murder and then suicide to get andy to shut up is all I heard and some dude with heavy voice do nothing but chuckle - you? I should have hung around and actually spoken to some of you, maybe after we win the coppa italia

Yeah, that was probably me... "Chuckles".

Admittedly, I was distracted with reading all the press, making a new avatar, etc., during the call -- so I wasn't fully present in the conversation. Filip broke me out of that, however.

Damn I wish someone had mentioned it here! I would have Skyped with you guys. I was home all alone being a big weeping mess all by myself. And here I could have been a big weeping mess with my fellow Juventinis.

We missed you, Risa!

 

[Ford Prefect]

New UN , thank you Greg!

 

[Martin]

Ford Prefect? You went eclectic.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Ford Prefect? You went eclectic.

Favorite character (one I relate too) in my favourite literary series. Should update location to 'a small planet in the vicinity of Betelgeuse Seven' I guess

 

[Martin]

Favorite character (one I relate too) in my favourite literary series.

Well, it is a good series. Most writers can dream of being that creative.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Well, it is a good series. Most writers can dream of being that creative.

I always enjoy satire - especially when it attacks society, religion, politics etc. by placing them in an alternate universe to demonstrate their stupiditiy. I love his mockery of modern literature and clever word play. ie.

"Its a bit like being drunk"

"Whats so bad about being drunk?"

"Ask a glass of water".

 

[Martin]

Yeah, he opens really strong with this earth being destroyed and what's the big deal anyway?

I also love that scene where they have to listen to the Vorgon leader reciting his poetry.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Yeah, he opens really strong with this earth being destroyed and what's the big deal anyway?

I also love that scene where they have to listen to the Vorgon leader reciting his poetry.

I really don't understand with how he got away with the attacks on religion. The plot of the first book is based on the fact that humans were part of an experiment and were created by a planet manufacturing company to find the question to the ultimate answer. Given a few years before Monty Python got in trouble for satirising christianity with the valid point of 'anyone could be a prophet back then'.

 

[swag]

Given that reading Cronios' posts in our worst Del Neri days is about the closest I get to Vorgon poetry, I'm glad we're going to get a reprieve for at least a few months.

 

[Martin]

Given that reading Cronios' posts in our worst Del Neri days is about the closest I get to Vorgon poetry, I'm glad we're going to get a reprieve for at least a few months.

and where is the good doctor now?

 

[swag]

and where is the good doctor now?

Writing prescriptions for hangovers, most likely.

 

[Martin]

Writing prescriptions for hangovers, most likely.

He probably has his hands full after the dreadful elections.

 

[WΏΏdy?]

Or stealing medicine from his patients

Aite, time for some beauty sleep, not looking forward to tomorrow coz its gonna be busy and hot :groan:

Night.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Listening to leadbelly has put me off writing this research up.

"let the midnight special shine a light on me"

 

[Kate]

Has anyone here walked the Camino de Santiago before?

 

[Martin]

que?

 

[Kate]

que?

You know, the Way of St James: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camino_de_santiago

 

[Martin]

I don't. Ask Jasper, he likes to talk about religious stuff

 

[Kate]

I don't. Ask Jasper, he likes to talk about religious stuff

Not as much of a religious thing anymore, any of us old heathens are allowed to walk it