Why is it that I can make up long ten minute conversations with potential girl friends in my head, but when the situation actually comes I forget it all and just return her questions/keep silent...
...I make up conversations with people all the time.
I usually forget them after I realize it wouldn't work, because I can't articulate myself as well as I can in my head, and most are not smart enough to generate the responses I assigned them.
It makes me sad, I don't do it anymore very often, as the only person I could come up with appropriate responses for is so unpredictable that I never actually come up with an accurate response.
Belial wrote:You are giving me the tools to sodomize my vast imagination, and for this I am grateful.
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I make up conversations with people all the time but I never actually have them because I am too afraid to actually talk to the person most of the time. That does not stop me from having some of the most out-there conversations of this century though!
Edit: Just to clarify, when I said out there conversations I meant the ones I have in real life. the ones I can't bring myself to start are the meaningful ones.
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pollywog is awesome, that is all. Addendum: Sethicus is also cool to the maximum.
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The only person I know who isn't family or xkcd (same thing, right?), who is even remotely geeky is my drama teacher. Also:
I make up conversations with people all the time but I never actually have them because I am too afraid to actually talk to the person most of the time. That does not stop me from having some of the most out-there conversations of this century though!
I have a close friend who's geeky enough, and reads xkcd...
But refuses to sign up to the fora, which is a little annoying, and decreases geekiness by 6 units.
And I also do the conversation thing, but generally don't even get into the situation I would need to have such conversations.
And as something completely unconnected to teh rest of the thread: I'm starving, especially as I've just been having an msn conversation about sausages and bacon.
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Spoiler:
LE4dGOLEM wrote:Cheese is utterly correct on all fronts.
SexyTalon wrote:That thing that Cheese just said. Do that.
Meaux_Pas wrote:I hereby disagree and declare Cheese to be brilliant.
The other day I was at a rock concert and in between acts I noticed that, as is almost always the case with a large group of people talking, I could not pick out individual conversations very easily. A lot of this is due to the voices of the people in the room cancelling out/augmenting each other. Right then as the next band was setting up I thought "wow, it'd be cool to use those randomly placed peaks/troughs in sound as a random number generator.
The other day I said to a friend that I don't really talk to myself. Since I said that I have come to realize- I do nothing BUT talk to myself. I just hadn't realized it.
WibblyWobbly wrote:Analogies fucking suck, and a lot of these suck more than most. "Well, it's clearly like a man who's teaching a stock broker to fish, but his fishing net is actually made out of Gary Busey, so the stock broker says 'That's not cricket!'"
Meaux_Pas wrote:The other day I said to a friend that I don't really talk to myself. Since I said that I have come to realize- I do nothing BUT talk to myself. I just hadn't realized it.
. . . sometimes you talk to me. I'm somebody right?
Awww, of course you are! I meant when I'm alone. Or when I'm at work and I'd rather talk to myself than my coworkers.
WibblyWobbly wrote:Analogies fucking suck, and a lot of these suck more than most. "Well, it's clearly like a man who's teaching a stock broker to fish, but his fishing net is actually made out of Gary Busey, so the stock broker says 'That's not cricket!'"
While sitting in my school's (extraordinarily long) lunch line, I suddenly had the idea to turn the slinky I got in first period into an electromagnetic coil gun. A large metal coil, magnetized a certain way, preferably superconductive, and bullets that change their magnetic polarity at preset intervals would be needed.
Oh, and I do the making up conversations thing, too. Probably too much.
Good to hear I'm not alone in making up conversations.
I'm a documentation freak. I keep a diary where I write down everything that's happened every day on a full A4 sheet of paper with 5mm lines. I save all my school note books. I've written down the stories behind all the songs I've written so I'll never forget. The only major thing I don't really do is photograph stuff.
I thought I was the only one who made up conversations with other people, regardless if they'd actually work or not. I usually talk to myself a lot, so if I'm going to discuss something that's on my mind, I try to pretend that I'm talking to a certain person. I usually tell myself "if so-and-so and I were talking one night about such-and-such and he/she said blah-blah..."
I'll generally just do it with myself, holding up one side of the conversation in my head and the other out loud (though usually quietly) in a voice different from the one I habitually speak in.
Everytime I see keozen's headbobbing cat avatar, I want to pet that cat, and perhaps also say "You're a kitty!".
:)
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WibblyWobbly wrote:Analogies fucking suck, and a lot of these suck more than most. "Well, it's clearly like a man who's teaching a stock broker to fish, but his fishing net is actually made out of Gary Busey, so the stock broker says 'That's not cricket!'"