O Really wrote:... I won't be back up there 'til April, but if you're still wandering around, I'd be honored to buy you a real beer. If you want a Bud Light, you'll have to spring for your own.
Haha definitely. Maybe we can get vrede to go too....
Maybe a hike and then a beer?
Definitely man, I'm down. We'll have to figure out sometime/someplace to go. I'll PM you sometime or vice versa.
You aren't doing it wrong if no one knows what you are doing.
O Really wrote:O Really is a happy camper now. But has seen his share of adversity. One Mrs. O Really checked out at age 34 from cancer; another decided her life would be better with an entertainer most of you would have heard of. The current Mrs. O Really and I have been together for more than 15 years and every day is better than the last. Don't look at the rest of your life only through the lens of today.
That's terrible. Sorry you had to go through that, glad everything is working out for you now.
You aren't doing it wrong if no one knows what you are doing.
O Really wrote: "Don't look at the rest of your life only through the lens of today."
I can identify with that. Mrs.B was diagnosed with MS 4 years before I retired, and lives with constant pain. Some days a pain killer will give her a few hours of relief and we take advantage of those times to go shopping together or visit her Mom in the nursing home. Trips are out of the question, whether flying or driving, so our vacations at any distance from home is out of the question.
This is not how I envisioned spending the rest of our lives together......
That's also terrible and I'm sorry both you two have to go through that, but good on you, you seem like an alright dude. We can grab some bud lights sometime too if you want.
You aren't doing it wrong if no one knows what you are doing.
bannination wrote:"Yeah, you'll recognize Mr. B by his capirote when he shows up." :-)
I had to look that one up......I don't think so. You're obsessively fantasizing about me again.
Don't feel bad, I had to look that one up too!
Hey, they share your stance on homosexuals, you have more in common with them than you do atheists. I see you wearing a capirote before wearing a FSM necklace. :-P
O Really wrote:O Really is a happy camper now. But has seen his share of adversity. One Mrs. O Really checked out at age 34 from cancer; another decided her life would be better with an entertainer most of you would have heard of. The current Mrs. O Really and I have been together for more than 15 years and every day is better than the last. Don't look at the rest of your life only through the lens of today.
Sorry about your first wife; that must have been tough. Glad to know number three is the charm, though. I myself could never figure out how you stop loving someone....it's been like an anchor around my neck.
O Really wrote: "Don't look at the rest of your life only through the lens of today."
I can identify with that. Mrs.B was diagnosed with MS 4 years before I retired, and lives with constant pain. Some days a pain killer will give her a few hours of relief and we take advantage of those times to go shopping together or visit her Mom in the nursing home. Trips are out of the question, whether flying or driving, so our vacations at any distance from home is out of the question.
This is not how I envisioned spending the rest of our lives together......
Sorry to hear of Mrs. B's condition. I'm sure it's hard to deal with for her and you. Maybe she can try medical pot unless she's totally against that; I know it helps some folks. My mom had pot pills for her cancer before she died.
O Really wrote:O Really is a happy camper now. But has seen his share of adversity. One Mrs. O Really checked out at age 34 from cancer; another decided her life would be better with an entertainer most of you would have heard of. The current Mrs. O Really and I have been together for more than 15 years and every day is better than the last. Don't look at the rest of your life only through the lens of today.
Sorry about your first wife; that must have been tough. Glad to know number three is the charm, though. I myself could never figure out how you stop loving someone....it's been like an anchor around my neck.
You don't have to stop loving her - just accept that she's gone. Whether dead or on to someone else. She's gone. She was a big part of your life, she's a (hopefully) wonderful memory. But she's gone. Time to move on. Like anything else - loss of limb, loss of mobility, loss of job. Gotta move on.
Sorry to hear about your wife, Mr.B. I can understand why you would be sensitive to comments about her - even though we all considered her fictional. You made her real to me, and I'll have no more comments about the fictional "Mrs.B." Best wishes to you both.
O Really wrote:O Really is a happy camper now. But has seen his share of adversity. One Mrs. O Really checked out at age 34 from cancer; another decided her life would be better with an entertainer most of you would have heard of. The current Mrs. O Really and I have been together for more than 15 years and every day is better than the last. Don't look at the rest of your life only through the lens of today.
Sorry about your first wife; that must have been tough. Glad to know number three is the charm, though. I myself could never figure out how you stop loving someone....it's been like an anchor around my neck.
You don't have to stop loving her - just accept that she's gone. Whether dead or on to someone else. She's gone. She was a big part of your life, she's a (hopefully) wonderful memory. But she's gone. Time to move on. Like anything else - loss of limb, loss of mobility, loss of job. Gotta move on.
Yeah, thanks. It's like George Thorogood says "you got to lose; you can't win all the time. I know pretty baby, I see trouble comin' down the line."
O Really wrote: "Sorry to hear about your wife, Mr.B. I can understand why you would be sensitive to comments about her - even though we all considered her fictional. You made her real to me, and I'll have no more comments about the fictional "Mrs.B." Best wishes to you both."
Thank you. I said once before I believe there's something hidden there somewhere.
O Really wrote: "Sorry to hear about your wife, Mr.B. I can understand why you would be sensitive to comments about her - even though we all considered her fictional. You made her real to me, and I'll have no more comments about the fictional "Mrs.B." Best wishes to you both."
Thank you. I said once before I believe there's something hidden there somewhere.
Nothing hidden, Mr.B. You just have a hard time believing that a liberal non-religious elitist redneck-prejudiced lawyer from the Northeast and Florida can be a decent human being. You might be surprised if you look around. Happy New Year!
Vrede wrote:It's not, as O Really has made clear several times, except that he is not so obsessed and hateful as to advocate the denial of equal rights for rednecks and he doesn't blame some imaginative men from thousands of years ago for his prejudices.
Just the other day at Ingle's I happened to notice an established and practicing redneck. He was leaving the parking lot in his old Ford truck that had at least two different colors on different doors and fenders and sounded as if he'd either removed his mufflers or else beat the hell out of them until they surrendered. The large (about 3' X 5' I would say) Rebel flag flapping in the breeze from a makeshift pole mounted in the truck bed was precious....I never considered denying him the right to be a dubmass but I did have a chuckle at his expense.
Vrede wrote:"It's not, as O Really has made clear several times, except that he is not so obsessed and hateful as to advocate the denial of equal rights for rednecks and he doesn't blame some imaginative men from thousands of years ago for his prejudices."
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Is your name O Really? I asked him the question by replying to his post. I knew what your hateful, twisted, accusatory spin would be.
You've tainted any notion of a reasonable, clear-headed answer.
