I'm bored with Occupy Wall Street

What shall we go for next?

Occupy Easy Street. I think I like that idea. It's only a couple of blocks away from my street, so I could bike home when I needed to take a dump.

monster;774700 wrote:

What shall we go for next?

Uday is not sure the police are finish with gas old ladies yet.

they oughta be careful, the old ladies will gas them right back.....

monster;774702 wrote:

Occupy Easy Street. I think I like that idea. It's only a couple of blocks away from my street, so I could bike home when I needed to take a dump.

I picked Easy Street, myself. ;)

I'm goin' down to Alphabet Street...

Because it's openin' time down on Fascination Street...

Nothin' shakin' on Shakedown Street...

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Uday is sad.

There is no "Baker Street" option. :(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSd0pJSKzNY

Uday! Flint is sad about this as well!

I've got the Hill Street Blues. [COLOR="White"]apologizing in advance[/COLOR]

Baker Street is a write-in

All other Streets are write-ins.

And why be street-elitist?

Hershey highway could also be an option.....

I just want you all to know that the way I see it, I see the craziest shit on the internet. One of them right here in this thread.

G'day Uday.

regular.joe;774725 wrote:

I just want you all to know that the way I see it, I see the craziest shit on the internet. One of them right here in this thread.

UDay's just ...special....

The Occupiers could be a lot better occupied than they are now.

I just hope the bunch of them are learning things they should: things like what redistribution feels like when it's stuff redistributed away from you like your personal electronics getting stolen; how savage those "noble savages" of the streets really are, what with the rapes and the crappings; how quickly persons of that description harsh the mellow they expected when they move in and depredate; how to get along smoothly with policemen. Stuff like that; civics lessons they haven't hitherto learned.

Did someone mention garlic au jus?

Urbane Guerrilla;774731 wrote:

The Occupiers could be a lot better occupied than they are now.

I just hope the bunch of them are learning things they should: things like what redistribution feels like when it's stuff redistributed away from you like your personal electronics getting stolen; how savage those "noble savages" of the streets really are, what with the rapes and the crappings; how quickly persons of that description harsh the mellow they expected when they move in and depredate; how to get along smoothly with policemen. Stuff like that; civics lessons they haven't hitherto learned.

UG! You're back! :rolleyes:

UG, Your back!


.....There's a fucking great homemade obsidian/ flint arrow sticking out of it! And I thought D'oh season was over.

Don't give me evil ideas, Monster. Especially when I'm stoned.

Yes, I am.

My hopes the 'occupants' would spark *something interesting are rapidly fading.

'Occupancy': neo-hippies...loud noises, signifying nothing.









*anything!

monster;774702 wrote:

Occupy Easy Street. I think I like that idea. It's only a couple of blocks away from my street, so I could bike home when I needed to take a dump.

You are one classy dame, Monster. ;)

Too many toffees in Quality Street.
I voted Corrie. I'd like to see some different Northerners there.

I'm sorry, I was pre-occupied. What did you say you were bored with?

As long as it's not John Street or Milton Street.

I want to Occupy Sesame street, and then complain about the unfair treatment that numbers less than 20 get. There are a lot of numbers after twenty. An infinite number.

However, I think we should wait until Spring, or better, early Summer.

The water rides at Sesame Place in Langhorne are a bit chancy in the dead of winter.

If the price of decent wine keeps going up, I'm going to have to occupy Chateau Fleet Street. :(

monster;774730 wrote:

UDay's just ...special....

Your friend Uday is working on his English. Forgive him if he is say things wrong, as he no longer has roommate for correcting what he says.

Also, your friend is sorry about the third person way of speech. English is very difficult for writing, and it is much easier for Uday to write.

ZenGum;774729 wrote:

G'day Uday.

Hello my friend. How are you?

Uday, where are you from and where do you live now? Nothing serious, just curious.

regular.joe;775487 wrote:

Uday, where are you from and where do you live now? Nothing serious, just curious.

Your friend Uday is from the Sinai peninsula of Egypt, and is currently at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona for 2 years.

Uday;775492 wrote:

Your friend Uday is from the Sinai peninsula of Egypt, and is currently at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona for 2 years.

You are doing a pretty damm good job Uday. Keep up the good work. Your comments are easily communicated.