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Post by foxy » 28 Mar 2007, 22:28

I have a lovely Caithness paperweight sitting on my computer desk which reminds me of a moon landscape, which got me thinking about how small we all are in the universe, which made me think of little ants, which reminded me of the ant I swiped and squashed a few days ago,which made me pure burst into scalding tears.Now my face feels a wee bit hot, my nose is snotty and my eyes are really swollen and bloodshot and I'm scared to leave the room in case I frighten the kids :cry: I may need counselling. Can anyone recommend a good computer based couselling site?

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Post by Dadaist » 28 Mar 2007, 22:33

Foxy, all the love, care and understanding you need is right here on this thread.

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Post by SoupDragon » 28 Mar 2007, 22:37

Cyber hugs!

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Post by Epykat » 29 Mar 2007, 09:05

I got a bit upset last night as I ate my fishcakes. I started to think about all the poor animals I had eaten in my lifetime. Not only that, I enjoyed it :shock: . I thought about all their families in fields and streams all over the world wondering what had happened to Dad. As if that wasn't bad enough, I was sure I heard my sprout squeal as I put it in the steamer with the condemned potatoes. This has made me realise that I can't possibily eat anything ever again. I feel more at peace now that I've made this decision and would like you all to join me to make the world a better place.
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by Dadaist » 29 Mar 2007, 09:14

Epykat, I'd like you to eat something as it will make your tummy happy.

You could be a macrobiotic fruitarian - this means that you can feast on windfall fruit (so you don't upset the trees by picking anything) and vegetables in season.

Nature needs your poos in order to grow these things in the first place, and also for you to eat but not digest the seeds inside the fruit and veg.

Don't cook anything and you'll preserve more nutrients and vitamins, and do your poos in a field somewhere - and you'll be in harmony with your tummy and the universe.

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Post by Epykat » 29 Mar 2007, 09:54

Dadaist wrote:Don't cook anything ...
I have been trying not to cook anything for many years now D. Now that I have your permission to get rid of my cooker, would anyone like to make something useful out of it?
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by SoupDragon » 29 Mar 2007, 11:42

Dadaist wrote: and do your poos in a field somewhere
Oh dear I'm worrying now. There's not too many field around here.
Perhaps we could use one of the parks instead. I hear Brighton park is nice and clean!

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Post by Dadaist » 29 Mar 2007, 13:47

We should all be happy and at one with nature, including when it calls.

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Post by bellybabe » 29 Mar 2007, 22:43

foxy wrote: I may need counselling. Can anyone recommend a good computer based couselling site?
Ahem.:roll:

I've offered you my card on several occasions, Foxy... It sounds like you need some support in your anxiety. Feel free to contact me; I won't judge you.

*Hugs*
All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!

-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)

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Post by foxy » 30 Mar 2007, 14:36

bellybabe wrote:
foxy wrote: I may need counselling. Can anyone recommend a good computer based couselling site?
Ahem.:roll:

I've offered you my card on several occasions, Foxy... It sounds like you need some support in your anxiety. Feel free to contact me; I won't judge you.

*Hugs*
I feel better already thanks. I wiped my nose, with a nice soft pink tissue, put on some more mascara and lippy, told myself not to be such a silly billy and that combined with all the lovely caring good wishes from my virtual friends, seems to have done the trick. I'm so happy

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Post by Black Mamba » 01 Apr 2007, 13:04

Image

Hope this calms everyone down a bit.

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Post by arachnid » 01 Apr 2007, 14:34

Aweee!!!! What a nice wee cuddly, wuddly, hunny bunny!!! :lol:
Why be scared????

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Post by Black Mamba » 01 Apr 2007, 15:40

Yes it is isn't it.
I thought that
1. The soft tiny cuddly bunny
and
2 the soft cuddly blanket
would help those of a nervouse disposition to calm down a little.
(especially Foxy and Nelson) :wink:

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Post by SoupDragon » 01 Apr 2007, 16:19

I was waiting in the traffic when a big scary motor bike roared up, with a big scary guy in leathers, but he had tigger ears and tail on his helmet so I felt all warm and smiley

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Post by bearcub » 01 Apr 2007, 17:31

I was so shaken at the sight of the scary Big Wheel, that I had to sit down and have a drink. I get shaken quite a lot....

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Post by foxy » 01 Apr 2007, 18:02

bearcub wrote:I was so shaken at the sight of the scary Big Wheel, that I had to sit down and have a drink. I get shaken quite a lot....
...is that shaken not stirred

I can't speak for Nelson but I'm feeling very calm on this lovely sunny april fools day :flower:

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Post by Black Mamba » 01 Apr 2007, 18:20

SoupDragon wrote:I went for a Turkish Bath with my sister today.
It was very warm but relaxing
I came out all aglow
( like a lobster )
I'm quite upset and shaken by that Soupy. It made me think of all those poor lobsters that are dropped alive into boiling water (I'm told that's why they're red). :cry:

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Post by SoupDragon » 01 Apr 2007, 19:35

I'm so sorry, BM, I hadn't thought of that.
I've never eaten a lobster and never will.
I had just wanted to express that I was redder than normal.
Perhaps the lobster were embarrassed , like I am now, living with 2 vegetarians I should know better.

I'm waving my crystal in your direction and sending cyber hugs

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Post by Black Mamba » 01 Apr 2007, 19:46

That's okay Soupy. I've had a couple of glasses of wine with my dinner and have recovered now.
I've never eaten lobster either.
Cyber hugs were really comforting thank-you.

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Post by Epykat » 02 Apr 2007, 16:18

Black Mamba wrote:I've never eaten lobster either.
I haven't eaten anything for days now. Still too guilt ridden. Do you think teabags feel pain?
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by arachnid » 02 Apr 2007, 18:29

Epykat wrote:
Black Mamba wrote:I've never eaten lobster either.
I haven't eaten anything for days now. Still too guilt ridden. Do you think teabags feel pain?
Only when you squeeze them against the cup with your spoon!!! :(
Otherwise, they love the lovely warm water freeing out their flavour!!! :lol:
Why be scared????

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Post by Epykat » 02 Apr 2007, 21:20

arachnid wrote:Only when you squeeze them against the cup with your spoon!!! :(
Otherwise, they love the lovely warm water freeing out their flavour!!! :lol:
I always feel sorry for them lying there in the sink all crumpled and pale like a wee walnut. Maybe I'll have to stop squeezing them too :? . I always feel sorry for plants as well when the cat chews their leaves :(
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by Poppy » 02 Apr 2007, 21:29

Epykat wrote: I always feel sorry for plants as well when the cat chews their leaves :(
Do you not then feel sorry for yourself when you've got to clear up after the lovely Selma boakes up after eating the leaves?? :cat: :pukeright:

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Post by Epykat » 02 Apr 2007, 21:39

Poppy wrote:
Epykat wrote: I always feel sorry for plants as well when the cat chews their leaves :(
Do you not then feel sorry for yourself when you've got to clear up after the lovely Selma boakes up after eating the leaves?? :cat: :pukeright:
Funny you should say that. I came over all peculiar and had to get out the smelling salts when she did that very thing this morning :roll:
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by Poppy » 02 Apr 2007, 21:52

Epykat wrote:
Poppy wrote:
Epykat wrote: I always feel sorry for plants as well when the cat chews their leaves :(
Do you not then feel sorry for yourself when you've got to clear up after the lovely Selma boakes up after eating the leaves?? :cat: :pukeright:
Funny you should say that. I came over all peculiar and had to get out the smelling salts when she did that very thing this morning :roll:
Furry balls. :P

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Post by Epykat » 02 Apr 2007, 22:00

Poppy wrote:
Epykat wrote:
Poppy wrote: Do you not then feel sorry for yourself when you've got to clear up after the lovely Selma boakes up after eating the leaves?? :cat: :pukeright:
Funny you should say that. I came over all peculiar and had to get out the smelling salts when she did that very thing this morning :roll:
Furry balls. :P
Poppy please :shock: . I'll have to get the smelling salts out again - the very thought :shock:
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by Poppy » 02 Apr 2007, 22:06

Epykat wrote:Poppy please :shock: . I'll have to get the smelling salts out again - the very thought :shock:
Wot a wimp! :roll:

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Post by Black Mamba » 04 Apr 2007, 09:17

Poppy wrote:
Epykat wrote:Poppy please :shock: . I'll have to get the smelling salts out again - the very thought :shock:
Wot a wimp! :roll:
Ooh Poppy you've quite shaken me with the cruel retort you just gave Epykat. I think I'll have to go and lie down in a darkened room for a while now :shaking: :pale: 8-[

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Post by Poppy » 04 Apr 2007, 19:03

Black Mamba wrote:
Poppy wrote:
Epykat wrote:Poppy please :shock: . I'll have to get the smelling salts out again - the very thought :shock:
Wot a wimp! :roll:
Ooh Poppy you've quite shaken me with the cruel retort you just gave Epykat. I think I'll have to go and lie down in a darkened room for a while now :shaking: :pale: 8-[
Hope you've recovered now, BM. I was just trying some Tough Cyberlove to give Epy some backbone!! :twisted:

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Post by Black Mamba » 04 Apr 2007, 19:09

Thanks Poppy I'm fine now. I feel strengthened and vitalised. I think your tough cyberlove worked on me too!!!!! :wink:

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