LPW 31: Resistance is futile

[Nicholas]

/Looks down at the palms of his hands. Skin wrinkles, they shrivel, gnarled by time, and are consumed by fire.

 

[Nicholas]

People were having a conversation in the kitchen. Will try to make coffee later.

 

[Tribs]

Do you enjoy playing The Sims?

After my neighbours came to visit me, I would have my Sim call them repeatedly in the early hours of the morning.

No I don't. I already live a sim life

 

[Tribs]

People were having a conversation in the kitchen. Will try to make coffee later.

That is very inconsiderate of them

 

[satanboy]

I am handing in my laptop at the end of the month. They will wipe it.
I cannot copy to the shared drive as it is full.

Correction.
All my files have been saved to the Cloud.
How my colleagues will access it is a mystery.

Edit:
Once I leave the company my Cloud account will be closed. So I still have no idea how they will access it.

 

[Nicholas]

No I don't. I already live a sim life

Devoid of mischief though. Adulting is serious business.

 

[Nicholas]

That is very inconsiderate of them

I don't have a problem with them chatting. They may not have seen each other in some time. We don't see much of each other at work as it is.

 

[Tribs]

Devoid of mischief though. Adulting is serious business.

You are sadly correct
This needs to be rectified

 

[Nicholas]

You are sadly correct
This needs to be rectified

Do be careful. We may have to start calling you "Trubble".

 

[Jings]

It's dark.

 

[Tribs]

It is. I am off to bed

 

[LD50]

it bothers the crap out of me

 

[LD50]

Bottle of brandy and 5 x 500ml beers. I feel sharp.
Something is seriously wrong.

 

[LD50]

Which brings me back to the point about Adolf Hitler.
At the core, at the very basic heart of Hitler, the man cared. He cared about the wellbeing of his people. Can you fault him? No. Only at the way he went about it.

 

[Tribs]

Good morning

 

[Tribs]

Which brings me back to the point about Adolf Hitler.
At the core, at the very basic heart of Hitler, the man cared. He cared about the wellbeing of his people. Can you fault him? No. Only at the way he went about it.

There was a lot wrong about what he did. Just because we can understand his motives, it doesn't make it acceptable

 

[LD50]

There was a lot wrong about what he did. Just because we can understand his motives, it doesn't make it acceptable

Of course not

 

[satanboy]

Which brings me back to the point about Adolf Hitler.
At the core, at the very basic heart of Hitler, the man cared. He cared about the wellbeing of his people. Can you fault him? No. Only at the way he went about it.

He only "cared" about a certain group of people. Go read history.

 

[satanboy]

 

[Nicholas]

Some strong people on this forum.
Determined.