So, it's good form for you to wail about me over multiple websites, but over the line when I ask you about it?

Be careful of Sertraline, unless you're into some seriously tantric sexual stuff. It causes something like 2/3 of men who take it to have difficult ejaculating, which I think should be labelled more as an effect than side effect at that point.

The short answer is: Tequila. It was interesting though, keep on rockin.

Not "The" Irish. My family didn't arrive here until after slavery was abolished.

Beg people to contribute to your own place where you can play the game in peace. Continue in desperation with your sad friend who embodies so much you hate.

I also don't care if my friend is alright with being called "tranny."

Also, Kolya says you're a terrible, low grade Misogynist for never replying to anything she's ever said about you, but whining like this when I'm around.

That's just it: I DON'T CARE.

No, there was still plenty of anti-Irish sentiment around then.

He actually has me blocked for calling him a chubby chaser.

Absolutely everything you just said makes sense in a hyper analytical theoretical laboratory.

This is probably where the line is drawn.

"At work tonight" in July implies hospitality industry, or very odd over time otherwise.

What annoys me about it is the need to apply a counter-label to almost everyone on earth. It comes off in a petty and reactionary fashion, like "Oh, you call us trans? We call you Cis!" In that sense it only inflames the gratuitous nature of such labels for, I believe, most people.

It's ok. I wish you were anyone but you too.

I'm with you. Personally, I think it's a key example of how bored, picky, modern progressive types have forgotten that the perfect is the enemy of the good.

"Free Spirit" would be a good one.

The most humane way I would believe to be reasonably effective is a swift punch to the throat.

What's the best way to get a distinct smell of sex out of the top floor of your house, when you're already taking good care of laundry and hygiene?

It was metaphorical in the context of the original discussion where I raised the question.