Sonic Youth Gossip - The Semantics of Alcoholism

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Sonic Youth Gossip (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/index.php)

- Non-Sonics (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/forumdisplay.php?f=5)

- - The Semantics of Alcoholism (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=10374)

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 12:56 PM

shall I continue to school you?

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 12:58 PM

...and use a shotgun.

Savage Clone

02.08.2007 12:58 PM

I was being kind.

Or attempting to be.

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 12:58 PM

moi aussi ;)

Savage Clone

02.08.2007 12:59 PM

Ha!

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 12:59 PM

Time for a round of pints, eh? To the batcave!

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 01:07 PM

Kegmama. You know that there are several meanings to the word "kind" both litteral and not so literal, right?

I guess you had to be there...

And Kennings point was that your sentence is funny, because it says that girls invented punk rocking not a Monarical Empire, Kim's shirt, that is.

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02.08.2007 01:08 PM

I shall interject only to say that I disagree about the cape.

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 01:09 PM

But I love cranberry and vodka!!!!

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 01:16 PM

Do you know about a turn in kind?

As in to act in a similar way:)

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02.08.2007 01:18 PM

In fact, in all seriousness, I ADORE that hairstyle.

Battling mysterious ailments in the hospital, accompanied by legal narcotics. What's new?

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 01:20 PM

John Edwards is pushing for comprehensive health care while hilary licks the upper crusts ass.

That's what's new.

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02.08.2007 01:22 PM

I would engage in a heated political debate with you, but I have to pee.

Daddylikes

02.08.2007 01:23 PM

That's ok. I love vagina.

jon boy

02.08.2007 02:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isoflurane

I work in the health field, so I have to deal with this more than others, so tell me if I should shut up.
BUT
Doesn't it seem odd that someone who had a problem with alcohol at any time in their past is always called a "recovering alcoholic" no matter how far in their past the problem was.
There are varying degrees of recovery, I know. Even someone who has been sober for 20 years is still labeled a "recovering alcoholic." That seems kind of lame to me. I mean, lots of people have kicked the sauce's ass, but they're still some degree of an alcoholic.
What do you think, yo?

well its strange but yes i mean i guess you are always in a state of recovery from something to which you have become dependent and then given up.

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