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[Delicate_Torture]

Originally Posted by HumanePain

This is true, but unfortunately the stress of my daily job does not allow any opportunities for laughter.

Aww, that really is too bad. That's one thing that I absolutely love about my job, we laugh all of the time. I work with people who are in the process of dying and they are the most amazingly humerous people ever. I actually got told a joke this morning...

"There was a priest who was tallking to one of his older parishiners. He said to her 'Joyce, at your age it is time that you need to start thinking about the here-after.'

Joyce looked at him and said 'But Father, I always think about the here-after. Whenever I walk into a room I say to myself.. 'now, what did I come in here after?''"

I know that it's a poor joke, but when you consider that it was told to me by a woman who has a brain tumour that is effecting her memory... the two of us were in hysterics.

I did some office work for a while and I used to amuse myself by getting to work before anyone else and leaving random items on people's desks... old shoes, stuffed toys, a tennis ball, an old broken Atari. It was brilliant to watch these people stare at these things like they were going to bite them if they touched it.

Originally Posted by Vyvian Blackthorne

Originally posted by Delicate_Torture

Aw, why you gotta be like that? My trollishness wasn't that bad. Besides, I was only being harmlessly annoying...Anyway, if this post did not please you, I hope the boot will be atleast a Doc Martens.

I'm thinking either a pair of Demonia or TUK. I rarely wear Docs anymore. I do have a blood red velvet pair of Docs, but I'd hate to get anything on them to mark the velvet.

[Vyvian Blackthorne]

I'm thinking either a pair of Demonia

Ah, you like the new style. Yes, I've seen some of the Demonia. They're good too.

. I do have a blood red velvet pair of Docs, but I'd hate to get anything on them to mark the velvet.

It's also good to see you have a caution with the action after shoving a velvet boot up someone's arse

[HumanePain]

Originally Posted by Delicate_Torture

"There was a priest who was tallking to one of his older parishiners. He said to her 'Joyce, at your age it is time that you need to start thinking about the here-after.'

Joyce looked at him and said 'But Father, I always think about the here-after. Whenever I walk into a room I say to myself.. 'now, what did I come in here after?''"

HAHA! You made me laugh again!

My job involves keeping the databases of large corporations up and working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They consider it unacceptable if the databases are down five minutes a year, because that five minutes can cost them a million dollars in lost revenue, so it is extremely high pressure.

I am glad you have the kind of job you do, the world needs more people like you, who actually help real people you can see and touch.

My work just keeps the faceless beehive running.

[Delicate_Torture]

Originally Posted by HumanePain

HAHA! You made me laugh again!

My job involves keeping the databases of large corporations up and working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They consider it unacceptable if the databases are down five minutes a year, because that five minutes can cost them a million dollars in lost revenue, so it is extremely high pressure.

I am glad you have the kind of job you do, the world needs more people like you, who actually help real people you can see and touch.

My work just keeps the faceless beehive running.

But people like me can work in the jobs that we do because people like you do your job. If it wasn't for people like you then banks and companies that I personally as well as the hospital I work for would grind to a hault, which in the end would mean that they people who I care for wouldn't be able to get the care that they need.

At the end of the day, you are caring for Joyce with the brain tumour and Alfred with the Airways Disease as much as I am. It's just that you don't get to share the box of chocolates that the family usually send us when the patient passes on.

So, thankyou for the work that you do to help these people remain comfortable in their last moments, Humanepain.

[deep insight]

inconsiderateness is yet but a grain sand in the the foundation on which slavery was build but continuously feeding these desires which start to rise darkness in the faces of loved ones and friend as you see thoughts which where once there then with-in a blink of a eye gone yet replaced with the interpretation of a decaying demons fraily vision on what his perverted mind says you should have said or done while this hidden circle of energy now coming to light who, (who: used relatively to represent a specified antecedent, the antecedent being a person or sometimes an animal or personified thing.) has sat feeding on you sinces birth throwing emoition to you and through you while ****** you of lessions lerent past and present draws you deeper and deeper into its hole untill you are no-longer you and now dependent on learning dark demonic trates just to sustain a conversation with in your every day life stuck yet unconcerned about the cycle you are now and many eternaly be in, one of malevolence towards all spiritally for now you are that demon the succubus feeding, on your way to being a master builder for a incubi in now what you desire in that space where once a heart did sleep.

Im semi aliterate self educated. for i found life should be walk and on the jounery your teaches are sent down the path at times need also seaching for knowlege will help me to find people who have influenced those teachers eg: Authors ect.

Reason for second thread computer aliterate but learning just happy to be here try to communicate with you people.

[655322]

Is that spam? Full stop.

[deep insight]

what do you mean (spam? full stop! ) in laymen's

[HumanePain]

Because it reads like and makes as much sense as a spam email, like this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c03b5A_gfIU

[manequin]

Originally Posted by OCD Insomnia

I love soup.

But you can't beat a nice rereshing glass of phlegm to get you up in the morning. Hi Deep insight you seem a really cool; person. I loved reading your little peice there. I too enjoy wrighting (in all ways be it storys poetry ect.) and think you'll enjoy it here.

[deep insight]

humanepain like my big brother to the rescue I understand about spam also starting to understand every one is strate to the point Xspec godslayer! Manequin do you have any writing you'd like to share.

[DecadentHeroine]

Hello Deep Insight. I'm new - and Australian as well. Didn't know Melbourne had a depressing scene, although I've only been there twice and for brief periods of time.

Also, grammar really helps on forums and whenever you try to communicate with people through verse or prose. Embrace it.

[deep insight]

Im trying to control my grammar, and thank for being so kind.
The bad part about mel is so much they can do but little they do!

[KontanKarite]

Deep Insight, I don't know exactly why, but I'm compelled to snog you. I do hope you're not offended.

[deep insight]

Do what you will im not offended