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me:
it's an immutable law of the universe: Suck attracts suck.
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Ruprecht :
Well ... that and Mariah Carey induces vomiting .....
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AsKatKnits:
likes that thought process
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me:
it's an immutable law of the universe: Suck attracts suck.
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Ruprecht :
We have a majority, then .....
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b_c:
is confused. What happened to opposites attract? Or are these opposing suck-forces?
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me:
suck supercedes all. It attracts and repels. Mostly suck finds other suck and combines to form suck to the second power.
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girlarsonist:
says so does that mean if one has unethical (sucky) friends, one is also sucky?
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JustJen:
ESPECIALLY TODAY
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me:
there is some suck residue from an association with suck, yes. Second-hand suck, as it were.
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citizenjaney:
thinks that suck by association is the worst -- that suck residue never really goes away
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b_c:
thinks legislators should get ON this problem STAT, and hopes he can make like a remora on an anti-suck PAC aka shark.
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b_c:
oh wait, that would be "sucking" wouldn't it. Oops.
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Me:
throwing the government at a suck-remediation effort only would act as a suck accelerant.
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b_c:
*envisions formation of a super-massive black hole at certain centers of governmental excellence*
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me:
*envisions Department of Homeland Suck-urity*
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Ribbonssays That's why some of us go to the sucky places. We are the cheerleaders of those in suck.
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me:
there are advantages to cheering for suck - sucking up, as it were. As long as you don't go for Full Metal Suckage.
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Ribbons:
says no, but I do wear a bullet proof vest when I go.
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b_c:
prefers to wear a bullet proof monk. Not the Tony Shaloub model though, cause he's just weird. More weird than me, even. Possibly.
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me:
says well, you've got that going for you, which is nice.
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Lolagrrl:
says Good one!
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Ruprecht:
says Frak, Jéfe! You've really started sumpin' here! I may just have to blog about this whole sucky Plurk entry ... !!!
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me:
says if it's one thing blog readers respond to, it's a full-on suck-a-roo.
