Which in itself raises a good point! It's more what one says that makes eating one's words unpleasant. But having something you need to say - and then biting your tongue - that's like eating your words unsaid!
Hm. But of course, everybody communicates in different ways, me especially. I think I could do with a bit more pause before letting fly. People would be like, yeah, he's kind of a quite guy, but then when he actually says something it's really inoffensive.
@Mel - I got confused by the @ signs and thought you were just tearing into each of the first two mes. And then I thought, it was a dialogue between them (notice how me #3 stays all cool and out of it). And then I thought I was right the first time!
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Good point. It's always been in my nature to bite my tongue. Generally leads to a bitter taste.
Which in itself raises a good point! It's more what one says that makes eating one's words unpleasant. But having something you need to say - and then biting your tongue - that's like eating your words unsaid!
Hm. But of course, everybody communicates in different ways, me especially. I think I could do with a bit more pause before letting fly. People would be like, yeah, he's kind of a quite guy, but then when he actually says something it's really inoffensive.
Damn, I thought of a much better comeback! Can't do it now, it's a wasted opportunity.
@Mel - really? When I bite my tongue it generally leads to a warm, salty, metallic taste.
@dogimo - blah, blah you think yo're so funny.
@dogimo - shut up punk I just did
@ dogimo 1 – tosser
@ dogimo 2– chump
@ dogimo 1– tool
@ dogimo 2– cutebag
@ dogimo 1– screw you
@ dogimo 2 – fuck you
@ both dogimos – hey, you two, settle down, there’s ladies present
@ mel – you started this, bonehead
@Mel - I got confused by the @ signs and thought you were just tearing into each of the first two mes. And then I thought, it was a dialogue between them (notice how me #3 stays all cool and out of it). And then I thought I was right the first time!
But hey! In any case, "cutebag" is a compliment.
Note: dogimo 4 is talking to Mel 2 not Mel 1.
Yeah, I got confused myself, and I wrote it!
But yes, it was two dogimos laying in to each other, I was staying out of it!
Mel 3.
Thanks for clearing that up Mel 3!
I'm not sure what's scarier, 3 yous or 5 mes. One of either one of us is probably already overdoing it.
Consider Your Ass Kicked!: Where Too Many Dogimos Are Barely Enough
:-D
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