Misery loves company

lol. denial about how many wankers in the world there really are...

Many more wankers than I can shake a stick at, Delta....no wait...

heh, heh, Maybe if we had wanko instead of smoko people wouldn't be so miserable?

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Originally Posted by Silas Thorne

maybe it's what some people think is the expected response to smoko time, along with swearing every second word.
' You know, I've had some mother****ing trouble with that wanker before. he's such a ****...' Etc

Gosh, interesting what the censors don't pick up.

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Silas. You came to LitNet from your mongering forum, trying to recruit our people. It's all on record.

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Originally Posted by cafolini

Silas. You came to LitNet from your mongering forum, trying to recruit our people. It's all on record.

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Oh, do you mean Zero State perhaps? I was involved in it, but I have been losing interest in it, as I don't feel that personally it has much creative appeal for me now. I'm still good friends with many people there though.
'Came to LitNet from' there? Oh no, I was on Litnet much earlier. I keep coming back because I like it here.

'Recruit our people'? People do what they want to do, cafolini. Some people like to write rude snarky comments about people online too.

When miserable, many people seek company, either through real company, whether online or in person, or through the prerecorded company of music and DVD movies.

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Originally Posted by Silas Thorne

Oh, do you mean Zero State perhaps? I was involved in it, but I have been losing interest in it, as I don't feel that personally it has much creative appeal for me now. I'm still good friends with many people there though.
'Came to LitNet from' there? Oh no, I was on Litnet much earlier. I keep coming back because I like it here.

'Recruit our people'? People do what they want to do, cafolini. Some people like to write rude snarky comments about people online too.

When miserable, many people seek company, either through real company, whether online or in person, or through the prerecorded company of music and DVD movies.

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Yes, it was Zero State. However, that people do what they want to do is not the subject here. People always do what they want to do regardless of anything else.

Fair enough then, cafolini. Back to the topic....

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Originally Posted by papayahed

I heard someone say this once:

"when I'm miserable I want everyone else to be miserable too"

A coworker says this is true of most people, I say it is not. What say you?

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Yes, misery loves company but I am not one to give it fuel. I would have to agree that when someone is miserable they want company and I believe it is only cuz they need someone who can support them and bring some light into their darkness.


kittypaws

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Originally Posted by Silas Thorne

Oh, do you mean Zero State perhaps? I was involved in it, but I have been losing interest in it, as I don't feel that personally it has much creative appeal for me now. I'm still good friends with many people there though.
'Came to LitNet from' there? Oh no, I was on Litnet much earlier. I keep coming back because I like it here.

'Recruit our people'? People do what they want to do, cafolini. Some people like to write rude snarky comments about people online too.

When miserable, many people seek company, either through real company, whether online or in person, or through the prerecorded company of music and DVD movies.

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I think that's an important point. Even if people tend to lean towards solitude when they are miserable, most of the time they still end up relying on some form of company.