View Full Version : I have a shameful confession to make...
Bouncing Boy
04-01-2008, 08:25 AM
This is hard to say because I know some people are going to be really upset at this news, but Rally and I have broken up. It's all because Tages and I have fallen in love. I didn't mean for this to happen but it did, the last thing I wanted was to hurt Rally.
It all started when Rally and I started having dinner with Tages. The subtle looks across the table. I saw the mutual attraction immediately, but I denied it to myself. I was with Rally, and my love for Tages had to be denied.
Then I lost my job at Wal*Mart and Tages helped me get a job at Wells Fargo, where he worked. The long talks we would have durring our breaks, and the faithfull day just a few weeks ago when I was at the Photocopier and he came up behind me.
Last thursday I confessed to Rally, we had a huge fight and she kicked me out. I went straight to Tages' arms and we decided to drive to Vegas for the weekend. Long story short we got married by an Elvis impersonator. It wasn't legal obviously, for one thing I'm still legally married to Rally, but it's the commitment that counts.
The best part of the whole story is that we were able to adopt a baby girl, and we named her April Phul.
Ed Cunard
04-01-2008, 08:28 AM
I don't blame you. Tages is hot man meat.
Charles RB
04-01-2008, 08:30 AM
You didn't go with the Elvis impersonator? For shame.
Nick Soapdish
04-01-2008, 08:48 AM
So Rally's available?
Paradox
04-01-2008, 09:06 AM
Well NOW I regret deciding not to go there, Nick! :)
Ah, well, I already went there last week...your turn. :)
Typo Lad
04-01-2008, 09:17 AM
Wait...
...does this mean Rally is available?
Nick Soapdish
04-01-2008, 09:28 AM
Wait...
...does this mean Rally is available?
Make my Coke kosher please.
Paradox
04-01-2008, 09:29 AM
I said I had dibs, Morts!!!!
And in your thread, too! :p
ragnarok_2012
04-01-2008, 09:30 AM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v374/Ragnarok_2012/Art/tageswinesunkrypton.jpg
Guapo Méndez
04-01-2008, 10:30 AM
Wait...
...does this mean Rally is available?
Too late, bub.
As we speak, she's flying first class to Mexico.
StoneGold
04-01-2008, 10:33 AM
Wait, does this mean Tages is taken? There go my SDCC plans.
On the other hand, I'm confident enough in my seduction abilities.
http://dawn.thot.net/Rohypnol.gif
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 10:33 AM
I have no reason to disbelieve this story.
Typo Lad
04-01-2008, 10:35 AM
Too late, bub.
As we speak, she's flying first class to Mexico.
Curse you, Mexican James Bond!
Paradox
04-01-2008, 10:35 AM
Guapo Méndez makes like Speedy Gonzalez:
Too late, bub.
As we speak, she's flying first class to Mexico.
You damned furriner! You ARE after our womens! :eek:
Paradox
04-01-2008, 10:37 AM
fly on the wall makes a rare appearance:
I have no reason to disbelieve this story.
Just pop in to see if anyone's beaten any of your former pranks, Major Mosca?
We really do miss you, man. You're funnier than Paul McEnery and don't use so many big woids. :)
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 10:59 AM
Just pop in to see if anyone's beaten any of your former pranks, Major Mosca?
We really do miss you, man. You're funnier than Paul McEnery and don't use so many big woids. :)
AnTidIsesTablishmentarianism.
jessecuster3
04-01-2008, 11:00 AM
AnTidIsesTablishmentarianism.
Wow, now there is a word HomerJay can get behind!
Typo Lad
04-01-2008, 11:03 AM
Wow, now there is a word HomerJay can get behind!
He'd rather be in front or on top, thanks.
Dreadstar
04-01-2008, 11:06 AM
I have no reason to disbelieve this story.
Dammit, I've been trying to type into words your great story within a story about the psychologist and meeting Chuck G. but I can't do it justice.
I wish you'd put it into words.
Paradox
04-01-2008, 11:11 AM
Yes, please Mr. fly. I was there, but apparently there's some punchline I don't know.
Or maybe it's just the great way you spin a yarn.
Spike-X
04-01-2008, 11:18 AM
Tell us a story, Uncy Fly!
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 11:35 AM
Dammit, I've been trying to type into words your great story within a story about the psychologist and meeting Chuck G. but I can't do it justice.
I wish you'd put it into words.
Oh yeah. You know I've written up twice back when I was in my prime. Once for this place, once for a bipolar room that I was boss psycho in until it was shut down.
I remember what I did to the psychiatrist pretty well but all I remember of the Chuck G thing was me telling the funny story and him saying that it was immoral to ignite and then scald my shrink, using only mental energy.
Then I got so mad at Chuck G that I wanted to punch him, I was actually ready to crawl across the table and assault him. I've only felt that way like twice in my life, it's a creepy out-of-control feeling.
I didn't even know he was Chuck G then.
This guy really knows how to get on your nerves.
I should have tricked him into setting himself on fire. That would have showed him.
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 11:38 AM
Tell us a story, Uncy Fly!
Oh don't worry soon I will spin a few yarns. I got this gigantic laptop from my mother and as soon as I figure out how to hook it up to the internet I'll raise all kind of hell around here. Especially me and JeffreyWKramer.
The laptop has Vista and it has really poor legibility of type. Teeny Weeny type with little contrast between character and background. What were they thinking?
Dreadstar
04-01-2008, 11:38 AM
Oh yeah. You know I've written up twice back when I was in my prime. Once for this place, once for a bipolar room that I was boss psycho in until it was shut down.
I remember what I did to the psychiatrist pretty well but all I remember of the Chuck G thing was me telling the funny story and him saying that it was immoral to ignite and then scald my shrink, using only mental energy.
Then I got so mad at Chuck G that I wanted to punch him, I was actually ready to crawl across the table and assault him. I've only felt that way like twice in my life, it's a creepy out-of-control feeling.
I didn't even know he was Chuck G then.
This guy really knows how to get on your nerves.
I should have tricked him into setting himself on fire. That would have showed him.
Well, if you're not going to tell it (or dredge up off your hard-drive) do you mind if I tell it? It'll lack the fly panache, sad to say.
Nick Soapdish
04-01-2008, 11:39 AM
This guy really knows how to get on your nerves.
I should have tricked him into setting himself on fire. That would have showed him.
No, that probably would've been him showing you. Somehow.
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 11:39 AM
Yes, please Mr. fly. I was there, but apparently there's some punchline I don't know.
Or maybe it's just the great way you spin a yarn.
No, Dox. You were by my side when it all happened. But I don't think you knew the guy was Chuck G either.
Chuck G. is the kind of guy that you can bitterly hate before you even know him.
Dreadstar
04-01-2008, 11:40 AM
No, Dox. You were by my side when it all happened. But I don't think you knew the guy was Chuck G either.
Chuck G. is the kind of guy that you can bitterly hate before you even know him.
In other words: real life = internet.
Paradox
04-01-2008, 11:43 AM
fly on the wall remembers:
Oh yeah. You know I've written up twice back when I was in my prime. Once for this place, once for a bipolar room that I was boss psycho in until it was shut down.
I remember what I did to the psychiatrist pretty well but all I remember of the Chuck G thing was me telling the funny story and him saying that it was immoral to ignite and then scald my shrink, using only mental energy.
Then I got so mad at Chuck G that I wanted to punch him, I was actually ready to crawl across the table and assault him. I've only felt that way like twice in my life, it's a creepy out-of-control feeling.
I didn't even know he was Chuck G then.
Well, we did tell you who he was, but it wouldn't have registered. He wasn't CHUCK G! GOD OF THE INTERNET BECAUSE I SAY SO back then. Just some annoying putz we'd had trouble with at Alvaro's (who had NOT been invited to the dinner, but we'd posted it publicly so...).
This guy really knows how to get on your nerves.
Aye and aye again. And you were a saint for throwing yourself on that grenade so the rest of us could enjoy ourselves.
I should have tricked him into setting himself on fire. That would have showed him.
Well, there WAS talk of throwing him in the river outside the restaurant, but I like the way you think. :)
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 11:45 AM
Well, if you're not going to tell it (or dredge up off your hard-drive) do you mind if I tell it? It'll lack the fly panache, sad to say.
Okay, you can tell it but don't leave out the giant coffee thermos scalding him after he jumped up screaming like a girl from his shirt being ablaze. The coffee thermos was supposed to keep him awake during the sessions but it didn't work.
And don't forget to tell them that I got that session free of charge since he knew I knew he was sleeping during the session.
And don't forget to use the phrase, "taking him down into deeper planes of anesthesia" (by telling him super boring stuff like cleaning clumps of grass out of the lawnmower".)
Okay, that's all.
Dreadstar
04-01-2008, 11:46 AM
Okay, you can tell it but don't leave out the giant coffee thermos scalding him after he jumped up screaming like a girl from his shirt being ablaze. The coffee thermos was supposed to keep him awake during the sessions but it didn't work.
And don't forget to tell them that I got that session free of charge since he knew I knew he was sleeping during the session.
And don't forget to use the phrase, "taking him down into deeper planes of anesthesia" (by telling him super boring stuff like cleaning clumps of grass out of the lawnmower".)
Okay, that's all.
. . .
DUDE! I can't remember HALF that.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do it justice.
PLEASE!
Chuck G. is the kind of guy that you can bitterly hate before you even know him.
There's some real truth to that.
But leaving Chuck out of it for a minute, I've got to join the choir here and say that I have really missed having you around.
It's just not quite right around here without you.
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 12:47 PM
. . .
DUDE! I can't remember HALF that.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do it justice.
PLEASE!
Okay, I'll tell it tonight if I can get my wife off the computer. Right now I'm at work and no way could I get away with all that typing.
Quarterwolf
04-01-2008, 02:09 PM
BB how could you lower yourself like this?
The man does not even have a Corrie.
Tages
04-01-2008, 02:24 PM
Mark, sweetiehoneybunchypoo, I thought we'd decided to not announce it until the elopement.
*sigh* See what I have to deal with?
Chris Nowlin
04-01-2008, 02:53 PM
BB how could you lower yourself like this?
The man does not even have a Corrie.
Yeah, but Tages is like Ayn Rand with a charming sense of humour.
Paul McEnery
04-01-2008, 02:55 PM
Yeah, but Tages is like Ayn Rand with a charming sense of humour.
Though it's harder to imagine him being played by a naked Helen Mirren in rut.
Spike-X
04-01-2008, 02:59 PM
Mark, sweetiehoneybunchypoo, I thought we'd decided to not announce it until the elopement.
*sigh* See what I have to deal with?
He's had this post saved up for days, and damned if he ain't gonna use it no matter what!
howyadoin
04-01-2008, 03:38 PM
Oh yeah. You know I've written up twice back when I was in my prime. Once for this place, once for a bipolar room that I was boss psycho in until it was shut down.
I remember what I did to the psychiatrist pretty well but all I remember of the Chuck G thing was me telling the funny story and him saying that it was immoral to ignite and then scald my shrink, using only mental energy.
Then I got so mad at Chuck G that I wanted to punch him, I was actually ready to crawl across the table and assault him. I've only felt that way like twice in my life, it's a creepy out-of-control feeling.
I didn't even know he was Chuck G then.
This guy really knows how to get on your nerves.
I should have tricked him into setting himself on fire. That would have showed him.I vaguely remember you telling this story in San Diego. It was nice to see that my initial impressions of the guy from here were correct.
'Course, it really made me wonder about his acolytes...
Okay, I'll tell it tonight if I can get my wife off the computer. Right now I'm at work and no way could I get away with all that typing.Is she still surfing the net looking for mustache rides?
ragnarok_2012
04-01-2008, 03:44 PM
Yeah, but Tages is like Ayn Rand with a charming sense of humour.
It's a fact (http://ragnarok-2012.livejournal.com/160723.html#cutid1)!
Though it's harder to imagine him being played by a naked Helen Mirren in rut.
I have no idea what movie you're referencing, and I have no intention of ever watching it.
fly on the wall
04-01-2008, 04:06 PM
I vaguely remember you telling this story in San Diego. It was nice to see that my initial impressions of the guy from here were correct.
'Course, it really made me wonder about his acolytes...
Is she still surfing the net looking for mustache rides?
I'm shocked that you would say such things about my precious flower. Of course even a tulip is a weed if it comes up in a rose garden.
I'm dedicating my story Dread wants me to write to that fragile windchime, my very lovely wife who's very sick with a mysterious illness. And she might die but then on the other hand she might not.
okay now I have to write that story. What will I call it? "Burn, baby, burn"?
"The case of the Smouldering Shrink"
The stench of chest hair hung in the air...
howyadoin
04-01-2008, 04:08 PM
I'm shocked that you would say such things about my precious flower.What if I said them about your wife, instead?
Bouncing Boy
04-01-2008, 04:26 PM
Mark, sweetiehoneybunchypoo, I thought we'd decided to not announce it until the elopement.
*sigh* See what I have to deal with?
Sorry Shnookie Wookums, but I was so excited, I couldn't hide it any longer.
mattx110
04-01-2008, 04:43 PM
It's a fact (http://ragnarok-2012.livejournal.com/160723.html#cutid1)!
I have no idea what movie you're referencing, and I have no intention of ever watching it.
Hey!!!
Helen Mirren is still hot. Calender Girls...
Riddley Walker
04-01-2008, 09:21 PM
For day in day out, year in year out excellence, fly is the top. Not just the Louvre or the Colisseum, but the yet to be built Space Elevator.
His writing is nuanced and ripe. Taste. You find both richness and subtlety: paradoxically united, unexpectedly sublime. Well, not just unexpected, but unhoped for.
I still wish he'd write a novel. Or a massive short story collection.
Oh, not saying he couldn't dissapoint or annoy, but even Shakespeare couldn't make the play every time. Maybe if fly would give some of his kitties to Oberon and Titania they'd inhabit him long enough to force out his "Tempest" or "Midsummer Night's Sex Post". The ne plus ultra, Platonic essence of fly.
You know it's in there and you want. You want him to give.
The internet is like sand. Build a castle, pathetic or magnificent and it crumbles, washes away. Where are those posts now but in our memories? Like a conceptual work of art, like a temporary gallery installation. This forum is haunted by the blazing spectre of an insect, ignis fatuus, the spirit of a (fire)fly.
Fly also lifts the level of discourse. He gives others a standard to live up to, or at least aspire to. And do they, yes. Sand again, like a sand mandala. Someone designs it, chooses the colors. Many hands execute it. Over time, many witness its creation. Many gather to see it in its completion, its perfection. And then, because all things must pass, and because this must be demonstrated again and again until we understand it, the hands that created the mandala are the hands that destroy it.
If this forum had nothing else but the possibility of a manifestation of the buddha-fly, it would be worth attending to for that alone.
Spike-X
04-01-2008, 09:28 PM
So say we all.
Rallura
04-01-2008, 10:10 PM
Plane to Mexico? Crap, I'm on a boat to Australia...
Chris Nowlin
04-01-2008, 10:11 PM
Plane to Mexico? Crap, I'm on a boat to Australia...
At least you seem to be taking the news well.
Rallura
04-01-2008, 10:23 PM
At least you seem to be taking the news well.
He left his comics, that's why.
Bouncing Boy
04-01-2008, 10:29 PM
He left his comics, that's why.
Damn, I knew I forgot something.
FunkyGreenJerusalem
04-01-2008, 10:48 PM
Plane to Mexico? Crap, I'm on a boat to Australia...
Call me sometime, hotcakes!
Spike-X
04-02-2008, 12:36 AM
Plane to Mexico? Crap, I'm on a boat to Australia...
Er...should I be making space on the couch?
Guapo Méndez
04-02-2008, 08:47 AM
Plane to Mexico? Crap, I'm on a boat to Australia...
Camouflage. Go to the promenade deck, enter the third door and go down one flight of stairs. Captain Rodriguez will take you to the submarine-jet.
Bouncing Boy
04-02-2008, 08:59 AM
Just wanted to give an explaination about the inspiration for this prank. I really do work at the same place as Tages, and he did get me the job. One day,in January, on one of the common computers in the break room, I accidentally left myself logged on to CBR. Durring Tages' break he went to CBR and saw I was still logged on so he posted this (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=205702)! He also sent a PM to Rally saying "Your husband needs to learn not to leave himself logged into CBR at work" or words to that effect. I found out about the PM, but didn't find out about the post until last week when Tages had break at the same time I did, and he told me about it.
So I concocted my revenge, and fine tuned it with the help of Ragnarok, Spike and Jade. It was decided that it should be really over the top or else people might belive me and get mad. It was jade that came up with the wedding in Vegas performed by an Elvis impersonator, and the idea of Tages coming up behind me at the copy machine.
I almost didn't post it because I saw Typo's post and saw the chaos it caused, but I figured if I added the adopting the daughter and naming her April Phul that would let everyone know it was a joke if they didn't get it already.
Sir Tim Drake
04-02-2008, 10:37 AM
So was this the dinner in Chicago that I was at? I remember StarvingWriter and Cap were there, but I don't recall Chuck being there.
Winslow
04-02-2008, 10:43 AM
Congratulations Rally.
Paradox
04-02-2008, 09:47 PM
Sir Tim Drake came to the good party:
So was this the dinner in Chicago that I was at? I remember StarvingWriter and Cap were there, but I don't recall Chuck being there.
Nope, this was the Dixonverse dinner at Giordano's on Saturday night. IIRC, you'd already headed home.
Although it possibly even could have been the next year. It WAS ten years ago and my mind isn't exactly a steel trap. :p
Bouncing Boy
04-03-2008, 07:46 AM
Nope, this was the Dixonverse dinner at Giordano's on Saturday night. IIRC, you'd already headed home.
Although it possibly even could have been the next year. It WAS ten years ago and my mind isn't exactly a steel trap. :p
No, it was that year. I remember because I was there too. I think I was at another table though or something, and I was totally oblivious to the fact that the guy was Chuck G.
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