Posts by Sofie Bribiesca
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MeYoYo stands guard.
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2nd birthday partee. Mac's Neighbourhood Bar in Kingsland Ak.
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Colour really is the new black. Ciao.
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Isaac Freeman,
Discuss.
Haven't got all day, y'know ;)
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to ,
Now that precisely, is why dyslexic people go to jail.
Yes I could go there too. I have huge understanding of how jail ticks. I’ve probably visited most of them and to people I still believe shouldn’t have been there still. I’m happy to try reason with Police because I feel they are very black and white with their approach.It never wins me popularity contests I can tell you that for nothing. Steven C.
I used “academic calibre” only in the sense that I experience, in that I have none, but am not bothered by it.I only ever went to Uni to drink and watch bands at Shadows, or pop into BFM. That is my only experience, but I knew a lot of people at Shadows :) If a thread opens up here that I have no experience with , I wont contribute. Books are big one for me because my memory span is now shortened and I can’t remember each chapter. It’s really frustrating but I just see it as something I have now. I call it “no time for books” -
OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Yeah nah. Not meant that way but not being that way was possibly my experience.I find the rich tapestry of peoples experience broader for me because that’s what I understand. Yes not meant that way. I meant a certain way. Steven Crawford, I totally relate to, beautiful guy . glad to have met. Glad to have met him here then for real.
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Russell Brown,
Hey, I totally get that. we all have closets Russell. It comes down to how one deals with it.The more we notice it exists, the easier it is for everyone, hence my view we are all in this together. It's easier that way surely. So in a big fucking circle to, many reasons for difference of approach, different views and opposing ideas, none of which I believe are wrong. Hell I even understand the spitefulness of trolls. They need feeding, sad but true. :)
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Emma Hart,
on ya :)
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Russell Brown,
I never expected you to subsequently put in the work you did,
Yes you did. That's why you persevered.That is why you defended him against another you have high respect for. Steven Crawford is no better or worse than anyone on here. Ability to express or not. He may not be of academic calibre but soo many of us are in that boat. We are all so different .It's the rules that keep getting in the way. Jus' sayin'
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Andrew E,
Instead, why not have more structured series of posts on which the intelligent, articulate, crowd that populates PAS can get stuck in.
I know someone who would agree with that ,sort of, but I would prefer that we don't need to be told off like children who know no better and are confined to the naughty step.. It honestly is reminding me of the old adage "children should be seen and not heard. I mean you got 3 moderators here up against Giovanni for nothing more than a passionate view that incites a bit of anger from one moderator. Damian was okay to point out his discontent with that ,at the same time, spray (cat analogy in keeping with his theme)) and walk away. Russell will try to smooth the way because that's what he does. Emma will come in because Gio paid a compliment of which she didn't appreciate and thus Gio is gone a bit flabbergasted but gladly still persevering, because I agree with him too, just like Andrew E. I don't disagree with Damian, he has his view. I don't disagree with Russell. he has a Blog to appease all sorts. Emma will automatically defend herself if she disagrees. But I don't disagree with Gio. I felt I understood his view. I felt he was making his point. I should stop now. I read Gio and I hear Italian, (and that in my book is a compliment) Jus' sayin'.
