I have somewhat of an apology to make (or, Calling Sleeper to this thread)

[Sonic Johnny]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

like she started the real food diet shortly after she moved in and i'd have to listen to her lecture about yadda yadda if i was eating whataburger. she was incredibly fundamentalist about the diet and it was kind of a downer because you couldn't even make food without her going over all the different ways canned tomatoes are gonna give you cancer.

uuuuuugh diet snobs are the worst. And not just the vegans/vegetarians either (in fact, in the scheme of things, they're some of the easiest to tolerate).

In my last job I worked with a girl who was into the whole 'raw food' thing, she would lecture everybody else there all day about how she was going to outlive them all cause she had a half a coconut and a fistful of spinach leaves for breakfast.

One time I came to work after my mum's best friend had been diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and had six months to live and after I told her the news she responded "oh, just tell her to switch to an all-raw diet and she'll be fine". Not even "sorry to hear that" or anything, just straight into the raw food rant.

[exactlythesame]

Originally Posted by duovamp

Whoa I wasn't talking about Charmbag.

... weren't you replying to his post about charmbag?

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by exactlythesame

this is an interesting phenomena. not sure if it applies across the board, as i haven't really found anything to be passionately dogmatic about in religion's stead, but i can see how, without religion, there would be a hole to be filled.

i'd rather just focus on my hobbies / becoming a better man / improving my economic status. seems much more beneficial to myself and those around me than judging them over the fat in fast food.

i don't think she was like that with anyone else because i was probably the only fat person she knew

also we weren't really friends so maybe it was just passive aggressive i don't like you roommate crap

[duovamp]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

yes

claremont 80s mohawk storm is my god

Storm run Barter Town.

[duovamp]

Originally Posted by exactlythesame

... weren't you replying to his post about charmbag?

Not at all. Did you fucking read any of this shit:

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

i had a roommate that was raised fundamentalist catholic and then broke away from that but she would latch on to particular philosophies and lifestyles in a very religious, intolerant way

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

like she started the real food diet shortly after she moved in and i'd have to listen to her lecture about yadda yadda if i was eating whataburger. she was incredibly fundamentalist about the diet and it was kind of a downer because you couldn't even make food without her going over all the different ways canned tomatoes are gonna give you cancer.

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

In my last job I worked with a girl who was into the whole 'raw food' thing, she would lecture everybody else there all day about how she was going to outlive them all cause she had a half a coconut and a fistful of spinach leaves for breakfast.

It may be evil but any time someone says they're going to outlive me because of their diet i sincerely hope they die young because of a freak accident or disease.

Anyone playing the game of life like you're going to win at it is an utter idiot.

One time I came to work after my mum's best friend had been diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and had six months to live and after I told her the news she responded "oh, just tell her to switch to an all-raw diet and she'll be fine". Not even "sorry to hear that" or anything, just straight into the raw food rant.

[exactlythesame]

Originally Posted by duovamp

Not at all. Did you fucking read any of this shit:

i think it was the last line in his post that threw me off:

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

actually now that i think about it charmbag being raised religious explains the dogmatic, inflexible way she approaches feminism.

your next post was "without dogma she is nothing." my b.

[Trotskilicious]

mine too apparently

[exactlythesame]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

One time I came to work after my mum's best friend had been diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and had six months to live and after I told her the news she responded "oh, just tell her to switch to an all-raw diet and she'll be fine". Not even "sorry to hear that" or anything, just straight into the raw food rant.

well if she isn't just the least tactful most uninformed bitch in bitchtown

[duovamp]

I think it was dem big red WhoamP tatties that threw you.

[duovamp]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

mine too apparently

I don't think you had that last sentence in there initially. Did you edit it in?

[Trotskilicious]

possibly i do that all the time

[duovamp]

Hmm.

[Sonic Johnny]

Originally Posted by exactlythesame

well if she isn't just the least tactful most uninformed bitch in bitchtown

I don't remember informing you that I was living in bitchtown at the time. How did you know? Creepy.

[duovamp]

I'M FROM NORTH KILT TOWN!

[exactlythesame]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

I don't remember informing you that I was living in bitchtown at the time. How did you know? Creepy.

it's obvious from the bitchy tone in your post that bitches about the bitch who said bitchy things.

bitchin'.

[duovamp]

[exactlythesame]

well this escalated quickly

[duovamp]

LOL INTERNET FUNNIES

[duovamp]

Once the beer ran out I moved to wine.

[Trotskilicious]

hahahaha that dali lama thing was great oh man, while pizza shop jokes may not work, there's something universal about failure that's hilarious

[exactlythesame]

what kind of a stupid fuck thinks he can tell a joke with a language barrier

he just got laughed at by one of the greatest spiritual leaders of modern times and deserved it lol

[duovamp]

ONE WITH EVERYTHING.


....

[john's ego]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

actually now that i think about it charmbag being raised religious explains the dogmatic, inflexible way she approaches feminism.

elaborate.

[Trotskilicious]

you're incredibly inflexible too so i will pass

[john's ego]

just asking you to elaborate.

[Dead Frequency]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

hahahaha that dali lama thing was great oh man, while pizza shop jokes may not work, there's something universal about failure that's hilarious

Nevermimd being dumb over here

[john's ego]

Originally Posted by Dead Frequency

What happened?

annoying aussie tv journalist interviews the dali lama and tells that cheesy joke

what did HHtDL say to the pizza shop owner?
make me one with everyhting.

language barrier. joke falls flat. journalist looks like the ass he is.

[Trotskilicious]

and then the dali lama laughs at him which is the best part

[null123]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

like she started the real food diet shortly after she moved in and i'd have to listen to her lecture about yadda yadda if i was eating whataburger. she was incredibly fundamentalist about the diet and it was kind of a downer because you couldn't even make food without her going over all the different ways canned tomatoes are gonna give you cancer.

actually now that i think about it charmbag being raised religious explains the dogmatic, inflexible way she approaches feminism.

My opinions wrt feminism being developed and thought-out does not make me "dogmatic". Excuse me if someone who has devoted exactly 0 hours to considering the potential harms of porn, for instance, does not move me to magically change my mind. I do change my mind quite often. For good, thought-out ideas.

The sex-positive pro-gender types I encounter are often very dogmatic in their beliefs, which just happen to be mainstream and therefore seen as somehow less rigid. After all, no one accuses you of being rigid for a fervent belief that the sky is blue