Who are Your favorite ATS People?

a reply to: sg1642
Hey did you call?

originally posted by: jacygirl

originally posted by: Brotherman
a reply to: jacygirl

Someone rang?

Hmm...so which word is your *poof* trigger, or is it the four altogether?

(This is scary yet also rather exciting!)

I'm not sure I'm quite unpredictable and unhinged at times, this time around I smelled food and the scent of cold ass beer

a reply to: jacygirl

You kiss your donut with that mouth??? ROFL

a reply to: Quantum12

Lookin' good M!

As always happens with something like this I have more names to add. Skunk Ape, Brotherman, Domo1, FlyingClayDisk (the stories about his buddy Ward and so hilarious! Check them out), and QueenofSheba (where have you been?) That's it for now. I know more will come to me later.

a reply to: Skid Mark

Again I couldn't give a # if you hate me or anyone else, why anyone does I have no idea.

a reply to: grainofsand
I never said I do hate you. Do you need a hug?

a reply to: grainofsand

I donut hate anyone.

a reply to: Skid Mark

We could hug... i'll drive 😊

a reply to: grainofsand

LOL

I like the people that will buy Brotherman Comics

a reply to: grainofsand
Good deal. I turned that frown upside down.

Actually, I would have added you too. Even though we don't agree with a lot of things on here I still think you're smart and your posts are interesting. From your previous comments here though I had the feeling that you didn't want to be added to a list.

a reply to: Skid Mark

*sits back grabs popcorn

a reply to: TNMockingbird

Are you stalking me?

a reply to: Chadwickus


Someone who remembers Mutter

Chad ATS is like walking into a funky LA nightclub nowadays, us old farts are invisible In fact, we usually have to wait in line to get in as our skirts aren't short enough.

a reply to: zazzafrazz
By old folk do you mean old as in the moment you realize cougars are your age group, or old as in tired and haggard? BTW cougars are still fun.

a reply to: Brotherman

I don't know you should ask Chadwickus.

a reply to: zazzafrazz

I do not think I can agree with your assessment. For a start, I hate nightclubs. The booze is too expensive and of poor quality, you cannot hear yourself think, let alone hear other people talk, and don't even get me started on the sort of music that gets played in most nightspots. Billions of brain cells die, just from the utterly awful, computer generated mess that usually issues forth from the sound system!

I see this place as being more like a tavern, if any kind of entertainment venue. You have your young crowd, coming in, filling the booths in their groups, alligences clearly displayed, yet rarely fully understood, with some obvious, and notable exceptions. Then you have your regulars, in and out the door as often as they walk in and out of their own houses, many of them more prone to entering the tavern than their own front door, making up their minds on issues, rather than on which colours to wear. Then you have people who have done what I refer to as "Becoming The Furniture". These folks pretty much only leave the bar to get more beer tokens, and a fistful of calories that did not come from bar snacks, only to return to their seat at the bar, the one where the grooves in the upholstery match their butts.

Now, the young guns might make more collective noise, and those who are in and out frequently often have something amazing to recount. But those who have become furniture have learned how to say an awful lot, without making much noise about it, and more than anyone else in the place, other than the bar staff and the ownership, if they leave for extended periods, the whole place looses something that made it special.

You see, I lived in a bar once, and the dynamic is something I am very, VERY familiar with. I miss those days, but not nearly as much as I would miss the furniture around here, if it decided that it had other things to be doing. It would not be the same, and I hear people say "oh, but it would not be the same" about things, and think sometimes they say it, not really taking into account what they really meant. What they should have said was, it will not be the same, and I would really like it to remain exactly as it is.

Well I will say it. The furniture around here is some of the best I have ever encountered. Folks falling into that category might feel all kinds of invisible, but that's because they are as much a part of the place as the bar itself is, or the booths, or the jukebox or the lights over the pool table. I am the sort of freak that drinks a room in, and let me tell you without a shadow of a doubt, I can see you, I can see all of us here. No matter whether it's noobs and their posses, or the furniture that holds this place together, I can see you, you are not invisible, and I think this place is the best in town. It would be a lesser thing without every one of us.

a reply to: Chadwickus

Uh, well, yes.
It appears that I must be!


Or not.

*erase Chad's name from list*

LOL

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
a reply to: Chadwickus


Someone who remembers Mutter

Chad ATS is like walking into a funky LA nightclub nowadays, us old farts are invisible

In fact, we usually have to wait in line to get in as our skirts aren't short enough.

Ahahahaha! I remember the nightclub days or rather nights. Ah, to be young and wild and free. Now my big night out is usually dinner with a friend. LOL