From: [identity profile] atldaddybear.livejournal.com


Talking to yourself is fine. It's when you start arguing with yourself that we'll have to start worrying.

My late grandmother - who would pop her "blood pressure" and "thyroid" pills like they were Tic-Tacs, which were actually Valium and Darvon, respectively - got into Extremely Heated Arguments with herself over the most trivial of matters. ;-}}}}

From: [identity profile] kevynjacobs.livejournal.com


> My late grandmother ... got into Extremely Heated Arguments with herself over the most trivial of matters. ;-}}}}

Ooooo, were these the kinds of arguments where you pop some popcorn, sit back, and watch the rockets red glare?


From: [identity profile] atldaddybear.livejournal.com


Pretty much. Once when I was visiting, she started telling a story concerning the wedding of one of my cousins from several years earlier. She had a 10-minute self-argument over whether the wedding occurred in July or August.

Of course, I'd attended the wedding in question and knew damned well that it had occurred in June, but I never bothered to interrupt her once she got Completely Fired Up At Herself ala Julia Sugarbaker from Designing Women. LOL

From: [identity profile] teledildonix.livejournal.com

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Well, now you have another friend who'll talk to you here. I'm glad you convinced me to sign up with LiveJournal. So now you get to be the recipient of my first comment ever! Yaayy! Thanks!

From: [identity profile] phreddd.livejournal.com


I guess I do the "up-and-comer" role well after all...

From: [identity profile] kcfairy.livejournal.com


Ohhh I am number 5. Who is number one. I am not a number. I am a free woman. Rover?!!! HAaaaah bouncy bouncy bouncy....

tee hee they know me here..
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