Someone with not enough time on their hands but desperately wanting to acknowledge that they appreciate other people through handwritten form?
Has anyone told you welcome to the BBS?
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Sooo…
Does this mean I need to now be on better behaviour here? (Hi dear, welcome to the BBS)
ETA and of course wouldn’t it be now that I am out of likes?
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Well, well, ain’t this a nice surprise?
(And won’t I be mailing out a missive this weekend?)
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Does the first reply to a comment I bestow an official Welcome to the BBS?
Should I give in to my nagging guilt and get to my backlog of reading and writing letters, or should I thank people here for the 
and explore the boingaverse?
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Would it surprise you that I go with the latter?
eta: AND I’m outta likes. Damn you Unicorn Chasers thread!
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Are your letters going anywhere? Wait, are the posts, for that matter?
We typically say such things to people who show up, doesn’t everyone like to feel welcomed?
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Daily, nightly, who, lost in reams of paper dreams
Finds questions, but no answers?
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Who’s to say? But when I’m not having *ahem* knitting time (new nickname for my nigh dire depressio episodes), don’t I incessantly run out of likes? 
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Is this where I confess?
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Wouldn’t you rather confess in the confession thread?
Is it too soon to like the cut of your jib? Would you accept a welcome to the Mutant Hive Mind in lieu of possible jib cut liking later?
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Have any of you seen The Mermaid?
Wasn’t that an odd film?
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If it’s Stephen Chow, won’t I have to?
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What are you waiting for?
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Didn’t I just put a hold on it at the library?
Aren’t I watching Bride of Frankenstein tonight, though?
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You mean as opposed to some other Stephen Chow film?
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There is a new Stephen Chow movie? why am I so out of touch on these things?
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Didn’t I see both Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein in a whole new way after seeing Gods and Monsters?
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Anyone think a 3yo will cope okay with an (abbreviated) version of Twelfth Night?
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No?
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Who needs to watch Dawn of the Dead when you can go to the park and watch the PokeyMan zombies congregate and shuffle around for free? 
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Didn’t it go a lot better than it might have? Wasn’t the one hour length a blessing?
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Don’t kids always surprise us? Won’t your child be better for having experienced Shakespeare? Isn’t this 
for them?
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