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[Neonivek]

No she specifically "Doesn't want 'me' to have it" because she cannot fathom a reason I'd want it for legitimate reasons

[flame99]

My personal WTF. I recently remembered the band/TV show that I was obsessed with when I was younger, the Wiggles. And it's probably one of the weirdest, most bizarre things I've seen.

[GiglameshDespair]

I feel like there must be a something you're not telling us behind that, Neo and I'm not sure I want to know, really.

Whole thing just seems odd, way you've said things.

[blazing glory]

My personal WTF. I recently remembered the band/TV show that I was obsessed with when I was younger, the Wiggles. And it's probably one of the weirdest, most bizarre things I've seen.

Ah yes..the Wiggles.

I can't recall if I ever liked it but it annoyed me a whole lot in the later years.

Same case with Barney actually.

[Neonivek]

Yeah but the whole hatred of Barney though if anything is proof as to how good it was.

The simple "objection of the old" that kids get

Sometimes while still watching it.

[Frumple]

I feel like there must be a something you're not telling us behind that, Neo and I'm not sure I want to know, really.

Whole thing just seems odd, way you've said things.

Near as neo's told us, his sister just seems to think that the only reason a male would want a stuffed animal would be to fornicate with it. Not really neo specifically, just... any of them. Cultural insanity, probably,* or some really odd experiences in 'is family's life.

Personally, I don't want to know why she immediately jumps to that conclusion, either. It wouldn't be my first guess, heh.

*I mean, hell, I still remember a jerry springer episode where some random dude unzipped and humped a stuffed bear on public television. The narrative is out there. It's stupid, and silly, but it's there.

[Neonivek]

It is a far easier chain if you think of it as her accusing me of being a Furry without knowing what a Furry is beyond that CSI episode.

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Soo I am watching old Episodes of "As Told By Ginger" a show that I surprisingly like.

But I am noticing that certain characters seem to have misfortune in spite often being rather likable in their own right, albeit unusual for the show.

Namely the Rich Boy... who other then being a snoop... only real crime seems to be that he is rich and acts rich.

I am reminded of Fairly Odd Parents where being rich automatically makes you a villain (no really, there are no rich people in the show who weren't a villain)

I find it weird that being Rich seems to be a personality flaw in cartoons...

[Yoink]

Bah, Steam makes you enter an additional code when you sign in from a new computer.
What is this bullshit? Should be an optional thing you choose to have when you sign up. I hate this sort of unnecessary hassle.

[Dutchling]

i think you can opt out of it

[Yoink]

Really? I hope so. It just made me do the same thing again signing into it in a browser.
I'll have to look around for that option.

[flame99]

It is a far easier chain if you think of it as her accusing me of being a Furry without knowing what a Furry is beyond that CSI episode.

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Soo I am watching old Episodes of "As Told By Ginger" a show that I surprisingly like.

But I am noticing that certain characters seem to have misfortune in spite often being rather likable in their own right, albeit unusual for the show.

Namely the Rich Boy... who other then being a snoop... only real crime seems to be that he is rich and acts rich.

I am reminded of Fairly Odd Parents where being rich automatically makes you a villain (no really, there are no rich people in the show who weren't a villain)

I find it weird that being Rich seems to be a personality flaw in cartoons...

I wouldn't say Doug Dimmadome was really a villain in most episodes. I mean, some, definitely (The one where he enslaved the entire town via milk -- also my WTF of the day -- springs to mind), but he's usually portrayed as less evil and more not-entirely-good, if that makes any sense.

[Lord Shonus]

Really? I hope so. It just made me do the same thing again signing into it in a browser.
I'll have to look around for that option.

In the Steam application, click on the Steam menu and click "Settings". The Account tab should be open automatically, but if not, switch to it. Click on the "Manage Steam Guard Account Security" button, then click the checkmark in the window that opens. This will block you from selling trading cards and such if you care about that.

[Yoink]

Thanks man.
Having to struggle with my crummy email client to dig out emails just to sign into Steam was rather annoying to say the least.
I can only imagine how frustrating it would be to do more frequently.

[Neonivek]

Ok...

So I am currently in a fight with my sister for reasons some of you already know.

I should be feeling bad and feeling her Wrath right now.

But she is a LOT more tolerable a person mad at me then she was when we were on good terms.

She hasn't barged into my room dragging the cat in all day... Heck right now I am shirtless (because I have to apply anti-biotic salves to some infected cuts on my chest) and I am REALLY glad she isn't barging in as usual. She hasn't started her long speeches about how she wants to use my laptop in a way I don't want. She hasn't insulted me for not liking Pesto.

It is just kind of weird in general. People are supposed to become insufferable when they are mad at you.

Has anyone had a fight like this? Where by all means the person became EASIER to be around?

[Yoink]

That generally happens with people I don't like having to interact with in the first place, e.g. my siblings.