oh, shut up — Page 25

I have a little over 200 people on my friend list (which is a huge number to me). Most of them are from high school, college, and some I've met from working in theatre. A few fall into the same catergory that you mentioned (those are always the most random and surprising friend requests).

However, my friend once complained about how some guy would not accept his friend request, how the guy apparently accepted everyone else's friend request except his, how upset he was because this guy did not recognise him (they were roommates), and I literally had all I could do not to say 'SHUT UP!'It was annoying, listening to him drone on and on about all this 'Facebook drama'. Granted, he's sort of new to it so of course he's prone to get upset if someone flat out refuses to acknowledge his existence ... but I feel like saying, "Come on, dude. It's just Facebook. It doesn't have to dictate your life."

Anyway, Schmerg, I remember you talking about this fellow over on Abaisse. I still don't know what to make of that kid, other than posing the question - perhaps he likes you? Sometimes guys can act strangely if they like a girl. (It's been a while since I was in high school so I may not be offering the most sound advice or insight).

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To the woman at the table next to us at Atria this evening: SHUT UP ABOUT THE @#!&ING BUTTER. If you're that worried about the @#!&ING BUTTER, DON'T. EAT. OUT!

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"Re: everyone who starts a sentence with "so yeah..."

Stop it. And shut up."

Agreed wholeheartedly, Blueroses!!

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so yeah, i was like thinking about stockard and butter.

yeah, what was i saying?

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Jane, I don't think I've every seen that in your posts around here!

Love you too, papa!

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Dear Sockpuppets:

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Shut up to the annoying Rent fans. I just came back from seeing the tour, and I liked it. However, people were clapping and cheering in places where I thought it was inappropriate. I think those were the reasons why act 2 did not get to me as badly as when I'm watching the movie alone and in silence.

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I went to see a college production of All Shook Up a while ago. The girl sitting next to me would not shut up. She clapped and whistled every single time someone she knew came onstage. It was a little distracting, to say the least. However, I preferred her over the other girls sitting next to me, who wouldn't turn off their cell phones and kept texting during the show. Apparently, they also 'knew' someone in the production but couldn't even pay attention long enough to actually watch what was going on.

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I love this thread!

Happened to me too. I ordered a Les Miz Concert DVD & I got an email saying that it was a scam. It showed up a few days later, the case & DVD menus were all in Japanese.

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A GIANT STFU to my husband who failed to take the puppy out this morning, watched said puppy pee on the floor, then "cleaned" the mess by moving the puppy pad on top of the pee spot on the rug, and leaving for work without telling me. I guess he doesn't mind if our house smells like a portapotty, but I do.

I'll agree with you, Weez. It is nice when people can come up with an original idea, but most things take from other sources too. Not just musicals.

I'm annoyed at people who try to put important things on the same level as trivial things. That is not going to make me happy in general or not disappointed about it. And whoever would say not winning something would not disappoint them is lying.

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To my elementary school friend who is now a youth minister and just left, "Reminder! Don't buy Starbucks coffee. On April 15th they are sponsoring same sex kissing day on every hour of that day!" as his status message: SHUT UP!

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