If the world was a village of 100.

[T.I.P]

OH, you're WRONG AGAIN!
1.) My daughter can only just barely read, but when she couldn't she was often clicking around the boards while I was away from my desk looking at the pictures.
2.) I can't say many blind people pass through, but I assume if I sat someone down and said, "What do you think of this thread" they wouldn't have a lot of nice things to say.
3.) LOTS of numbers are written down and if you have no concept of numbers over 10 (like my daughter did) most of that mumbo jumbo wouldn't really mean much. 33 could be any amount. DUH!

And "AIN'T" is a word, just not one I'll allow you to use. That or you change where you are to HERE and then it's okay.

Im always right, until someone can prove otherwise.

1: Sounds like your daughters about, maybe 5ish, so i was meaning non native english speakers, not kids that wouldnt understand
the village thing even if they could read.

2: I also ASSUME if i sat a blind person down and said 'what do you think of this thread' they would say lots of nice things about it.

3. OK, im not really always right, as in this one off instance i was clearly wrong.

And finally, even though i dont know why you hate *Aint*, i'll stop using it, because i looooooooove you.

 

[Lou]

Im always right, until someone can prove otherwise.

1: Sounds like your daughters about, maybe 5ish, so i was meaning non native english speakers, not kids that wouldnt understand
the village thing even if they could read.

2: I also ASSUME if i sat a blind person down and said 'what do you think of this thread' they would say lots of nice things about it.

3. OK, im not really always right, as in this one off instance i was clearly wrong.

And finally, even though i dont know why you hate *Aint*, i'll stop using it, because i looooooooove you.

We're gonna get in trouble for getting off topic.
1.) My kid knows what a VILLIAGE IS for goodness sake, she just can't read all those big wordy words. And YOU should have been more specific.
2.) You go find your blind person, I'll go find mine and we'll discuss it again in a month.
3.) :nana::nana:

I love the word "ain't", I use it often. YOU just can't because you obviously aren't from hillbilly town like I am and it messes with keeping people straight in my head. Especially if you're gonna be changing your name all the time.

 

[T.I.P]

My blind persons sitting right here.
This conversation just happened.

leethehost: Hey charlie, listen to this.
Charlie🙁after listening) Man, that is absolutely fantastic leethehost, thats very interesting stuff you came up with there.
leethehost: Thanks Charlie.
Charlie: I really mean it....

and plus, i come from the place that invented the word *aint*(plus a bunch of other stuff youd be amazed by), so me can yoos it whenever me wants.
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Huh, why cant i read it to my blind mate Charlie? how else is he gonna adore my thread?

 

[Lou]

Huh, why cant i read it to my blind mate Charlie? how else is he gonna adore my thread?

THAT IS THE POINT! Blind people WON'T find it interesting at all!
It does take a while to hammer things into your head doesn't it? For now, I'll just blame your Mother's Vodka

 

[T.I.P]

My mate charlie sure found it interesting. Just because you cant see dosnt mean you cant understand stuff or wouldnt/couldnt find it interesting.
Do you think people with disabilities opinions dont matter? or that they dont find stuff interesting?
If im wrong here, well, it'll have to be hammered home into my thick head.

 

[Lou]

My mate charlie sure found it interesting. Just because you cant see dosnt mean you cant understand stuff or wouldnt/couldnt find it interesting.
Do you think people with disabilities opinions dont matter? or that they dont find stuff interesting?
If im wrong here, well, it'll have to be hammered home into my thick head.

OOOH! Trying for the LOW BLOW now aren't we?
I think people with disabilities have opinions that matter more than ours, sometimes.
However, without you reading to poor Charlie, he'd just be sitting in a chair and would not have found your post interesting in the slightest.
If YOU cared about people with disabilites opinions more, you'd not have posted it here, you'd have gone on Talk Radio!

 

[Superstar]

I'm not sure I'd want to be alone in a village of 99 dead other people!

Put 'em in cold storage and you have BBQ goodies for a goodly long while.
Unless that last person is Vegan - which, if so, there's plenty of fertilizer using a wood-chipper instead.
See? Win/Win.

 

[T.I.P]

I may have gone on talk radio if i actually cared about people with disabilities, but i dont.
Charlie assured me he's a one off, that no other disabled thingy would care anyway.
and anyway, back to the topic, the west could do soooooooooooooooooooooo much more for the world than they are doing(by west i mean western governments/corporations, not little innocents like me or you) and in general, the west dosnt really give too much of a toss or they would really, really, really try to change things.

 

[Lou]

The U.S. can't be bothered, we have wars to wage! :fighting1

 

[ILLYRIAN]

So there's only a few people left in the world? What happened to the rest of them?
I'll go with the theory that vampires got them.
And that could be a worry. With so few people left in the world, the resources could last a lot longer, there would be less polution. It could be said that the vampires actually saved the world. I wonder if they were any relation to Angel and Spike?