Social Chatting July 2014

She's my sister–so you can expect it from me. xP

Hey Courtney. x)

*Walks in*

*trips you*

*almost falls* Nice try.

*sneaks a snare in front of your foot* *is excited when you step in it* *laughs as I watch you dangle from the ceiling*

Laughing on the inside, Nathan. ^Oh, wait. No, I'm not.^

*Walks in*

I knew you were trouble when you walked in! *dubstep*

My apologies; I can leave if you want. *Watches you leave* Did it offend you _that_ much? :P

Be glad that you are blissfully innocent… :P

*facedesk* When will you guys learn to be gentlemen?!?

I dunno. Not sure if we can. I mean…that's kinda boring. Y'know?

Yeah, true. I guess Matthew would do it to me too. xP That's what big brothers are good for, right Rosie?

Hey Nicolas. x)

*Walks in*

I knew you were trouble when you walked in! *dubstep*

My apologies; I can leave if you want. *Watches you leave* Did it offend you _that_ much? :P

Be glad that you are blissfully innocent... :P

I wouldn't have said it otherwise. smiles innocently

*Walks in*

I knew you were trouble when you walked in! *dubstep*

My apologies; I can leave if you want. *Watches you leave* Did it offend you _that_ much? :P

Be glad that you are blissfully innocent... :P

I wouldn't have said it otherwise. *smiles innocently*

And you still don't know what I mean. :P

I'm not of the "just put up with it" mindset. (If you are, okay; but I don't agree that you should do that.) We're close enough to marriageable age that all teasing about the subject with specific names should stop.

No, I don't. Boring? Ahem. Girls? Can you please help me tell him that you don't have to sit around (or stand up, if you've given your chair to a lady) if you're a gentleman? I know some very nice people who are also very fun and crazy sometimes who are also gentlemen.

That's what big brothers are good for, right Rosie?

I would think not. :)

I know that they're very good for a lot more, but that's one of the things they're good for. xD

I'm not of the "just put up with it" mindset. (If you are, okay; but I don't agree that you should do that.) We're close enough to marriageable age that all teasing about the subject with specific names should stop.

*Walks in*

I knew you were trouble when you walked in! *dubstep*

My apologies; I can leave if you want. *Watches you leave* Did it offend you _that_ much? :P

Be glad that you are blissfully innocent... :P

I wouldn't have said it otherwise. *smiles innocently*

And you still don't know what I mean. :P

'Course not. Why else would I be smiling innocently?

I'm not of the "just put up with it" mindset. (If you are, okay; but I don't agree that you should do that.) We're close enough to marriageable age that all teasing about the subject with specific names should stop.

…Have to agree with you there. :)

No, I don't. Boring? Ahem. Girls? Can you please help me tell him that you don't have to sit around (or stand up, if you've given your chair to a lady) if you're a gentleman? I know some very nice people who are also very fun and crazy sometimes who are also gentlemen.

Fine. You asked the question for a reason. What do you want me to do? :P

What if my friends and parents were okay with me smoking pot, if it was in good fun? Would that make it okay?

I know that they're very good for a lot more, but that's _one_ of the things they're good for. xD

I guess.

What if my friends and parents were okay with me smoking pot, if it was in good fun? Would that make it okay?

Totally a different thing.

What if my friends and parents were okay with me smoking pot, if it was in good fun? Would that make it okay?

Dude, dude. That's not a working analogy.

I'm not of the "just put up with it" mindset. (If you are, okay; but I don't agree that you should do that.) We're close enough to marriageable age that all teasing about the subject with specific names should stop.

...Have to agree with you there. :)

What if my friends and parents were okay with me smoking pot, if it was in good fun? Would that make it okay?

Totally a different thing.

^^

Yeah, I know. My analogy was terrible. I admit it.

No, I don't. Boring? Ahem. Girls? Can you please help me tell him that you don't have to sit around (or stand up, if you've given your chair to a lady) if you're a gentleman? I know some very nice people who are also very fun and crazy sometimes who are also gentlemen.

Fine. You asked the question for a reason. What do you want me to do? :P

Which question? The one about when will you learn to be gentlemen?

I want you to keep on teasing, stop tripping girls and hanging them from the ceiling (I know you didn't do this just now), open the door, and give up your chair if a lady carrying a baby or a heavy load walks into the room.

Analogies are dangerous things.

My point is that just because we all tolerate something and because it's done in good fun doesn't make it appropriate!

Stands by, observing Sam and Courtney's conversation

My point is that just because we all tolerate something and because it's done in good fun doesn't make it appropriate!

No, I don't. Boring? Ahem. Girls? Can you please help me tell him that you don't have to sit around (or stand up, if you've given your chair to a lady) if you're a gentleman? I know some very nice people who are also very fun and crazy sometimes who are also gentlemen.

Fine. You asked the question for a reason. What do you want me to do? :P

Which question? The one about when will you learn to be gentlemen? I want you to keep on teasing, stop tripping girls and hanging them from the ceiling (I know you didn't do this just now), open the door, and give up your chair if a lady carrying a baby or a heavy load walks into the room.

I do all of those except hanging girls from ceilings. and I trip girls. But, the ceiling thing is much…especially with the skirt issue…so…

And, why would I give my chair to a woman carrying something heavy? Wouldn't I take it from her? What's she gonna do with my chair? :P

I think I agree with that.

My point is that just because we all tolerate something and because it's done in good fun doesn't make it appropriate!

Right. Clear statements are sometimes better than analogies. x)

I wonder what the thoughts are going through your head at this moment? :P

XDDDDDDDDDD

Sam, did you get my latest e-mail?

^Message sent, JIC you didn't notice ;)^

No, I don't. Boring? Ahem. Girls? Can you please help me tell him that you don't have to sit around (or stand up, if you've given your chair to a lady) if you're a gentleman? I know some very nice people who are also very fun and crazy sometimes who are also gentlemen.

Fine. You asked the question for a reason. What do you want me to do? :P

Which question? The one about when will you learn to be gentlemen? I want you to keep on teasing, stop tripping girls and hanging them from the ceiling (I know you didn't do this just now), open the door, and give up your chair if a lady carrying a baby or a heavy load walks into the room.

I do all of those except hanging girls from ceilings. and I trip girls. But, the ceiling thing is much...especially with the skirt issue...so... And, why would I give my chair to a woman carrying something heavy? Wouldn't I take it from her? What's she gonna do with my chair? :P

Don't try to impose logic on courtesy and chivalry. :P

Okay, good. But virtual things are sometimes worse than the real thing. Nathan. You did it. :P

You could take it from her, AND give her your chair! Now there's an idea! And I didn't say give her your chair, I said give up your chair. :P

I'm gonna qualify the teasing part - do it appropriately. A gentleman never embarrasses someone or offends them.

I wonder what the thoughts are going through your head at this moment? :P

^Wonder away. x)^

Would the Memverse administrators approve of such teasing?

glances to the black box on the right

Sam, did you get my latest e-mail?

I'll bring you Tintin tomorrow. :P

^Thanks :)^

Okay, good. But virtual things are sometimes worse than the real thing. Nathan. You did it. :P You could take it from her, AND give her your chair! Now there's an idea! And I didn't say give her your chair, I said give up your chair. :P I'm gonna qualify the teasing part - do it appropriately. A gentleman never embarrasses someone or offends them.

^Has to talk.^ Never offends people? I think I disagree with that.

Ohhh…that was supposed to be a ^hint, hint^ hint!

A gentleman never embarrasses someone or offends them.

An entirely foreign concept to Sam. :P

I'm gonna qualify the teasing part - do it appropriately. A gentleman never embarrasses someone...

That's kinda…how teasing is…sorta…

Well, he never offends people unless he has to.

Would the Memverse administrators approve of such teasing? *glances to the black box on the right*

I'm wondering how much you're looking for conflict…I mean, Carissa doesn't care. If she's the "offended party", and she doesn't care…aren't you just making this your personal vendetta? And if so…why should I care? :)

Thanks, Sam. You didn't lose the book, did you? xP Just kidding. My mom keeps asking about it, so…

Okay, good. But virtual things are sometimes worse than the real thing. Nathan. You did it. :P You could take it from her, AND give her your chair! Now there's an idea! And I didn't say give her your chair, I said give up your chair. :P I'm gonna qualify the teasing part - do it appropriately. A gentleman never embarrasses someone or offends them.

^*Has to talk.*^ Never offends people? I think I disagree with that.

Not wrongfully. If they're offended by truth spoken in love, that's their problem. :P

^Coughs^

Carissa does care. She just doesn't want to keep nagging you.