Comments on: Randomness I http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/2009/12/21/randomness-i/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=randomness-i I told you so... Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:33:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Ultraparadoxical » Blog Archive » Waiting… then more waiting… - I told you so… http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/2009/12/21/randomness-i/comment-page-1/#comment-184 Ultraparadoxical » Blog Archive » Waiting… then more waiting… - I told you so… Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:34:15 +0000 http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/?p=344#comment-184 [...] have written in the past about slowing things down and not worrying about making things faster so we would be able to enjoy the things around us [...] [...] have written in the past about slowing things down and not worrying about making things faster so we would be able to enjoy the things around us [...]

]]> By: Dman http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/2009/12/21/randomness-i/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Dman Fri, 12 Feb 2010 17:03:27 +0000 http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/?p=344#comment-119 Triple Sec is pretty bad. I'm sure the person who brought it didn't even intend on drinking any of it too, but rather leached off of the real booze others brought. At my party a few months ago, the Gratdog brought an open fifth of Buttershots that he inherited when his grandfather croaked. The label isn't even current, so you know its at least 5 years old. **This party theme is that everyone (or group of a few) brings a bottle contribution to the open bar staffed with a bartender to make your drinks.** So he plops that bottle on the bar as George, Nelson and I all were laughing at him. "What are you drinking this with", I asked sarcastically. "We've got diet coke, tonic, soda..." Oh no, he didn't actually plan on drinking buttershots-nobody would...Gratdog promply orders a jack and diet coke. I don't get how socially retarded some people are. Triple Sec is pretty bad. I’m sure the person who brought it didn’t even intend on drinking any of it too, but rather leached off of the real booze others brought. At my party a few months ago, the Gratdog brought an open fifth of Buttershots that he inherited when his grandfather croaked. The label isn’t even current, so you know its at least 5 years old. **This party theme is that everyone (or group of a few) brings a bottle contribution to the open bar staffed with a bartender to make your drinks.** So he plops that bottle on the bar as George, Nelson and I all were laughing at him. “What are you drinking this with”, I asked sarcastically. “We’ve got diet coke, tonic, soda…” Oh no, he didn’t actually plan on drinking buttershots-nobody would…Gratdog promply orders a jack and diet coke. I don’t get how socially retarded some people are.

]]> By: admin http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/2009/12/21/randomness-i/comment-page-1/#comment-90 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:01:28 +0000 http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/?p=344#comment-90 I have never so eloquently and intelligently had my idea shit on - I think that is a good thing? As far is Palin is concerned, I firmly believe she should be included as a cast member of "Anchorage Shore" where she is paired with a bunch of Eskimos and whale hunters in Alaska... I could only assume one of them would tire of her rhetoric and beat on her. I have never so eloquently and intelligently had my idea shit on – I think that is a good thing? As far is Palin is concerned, I firmly believe she should be included as a cast member of “Anchorage Shore” where she is paired with a bunch of Eskimos and whale hunters in Alaska… I could only assume one of them would tire of her rhetoric and beat on her.

]]> By: Bubble Burster http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/2009/12/21/randomness-i/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Bubble Burster Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:46:51 +0000 http://www.ultraparadoxical.com/?p=344#comment-89 I'm sorry to say but you have been misinformed about the meaning of esquire. The origin of the term goes back to Brittan and it is used to call someone who is of lesser stature than a Knight but more than a Gentleman. But in the States, its used as an honorary title for those who are licensed to practice law, meaning they have to pass the bar except in a few states where passing law school within the state allows you to practice law. Also there are a few states that still allow people who work under an attorney for a certain time are allowed to by pass getting a JD and go straight to taking the bar exam. Yeah, one learns this kind of thing when over half my family has esq on their mail. The only thing that can be used to distinguish someone as only having a law degree, you can use J.D. after a name (signifying that they have Juris Doctorate) Can I just say one thing about Sarah Palin...... Can she be snookie punched into oblivion!?! Seriously, she is too retarded to even live on this planet! I’m sorry to say but you have been misinformed about the meaning of esquire. The origin of the term goes back to Brittan and it is used to call someone who is of lesser stature than a Knight but more than a Gentleman. But in the States, its used as an honorary title for those who are licensed to practice law, meaning they have to pass the bar except in a few states where passing law school within the state allows you to practice law. Also there are a few states that still allow people who work under an attorney for a certain time are allowed to by pass getting a JD and go straight to taking the bar exam. Yeah, one learns this kind of thing when over half my family has esq on their mail. The only thing that can be used to distinguish someone as only having a law degree, you can use J.D. after a name (signifying that they have Juris Doctorate)

Can I just say one thing about Sarah Palin…… Can she be snookie punched into oblivion!?! Seriously, she is too retarded to even live on this planet!

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