I am sorry…

… but I have no clue when I’ll feel like continuing my Amman postings again.

Yeah, I changed this post. Seems like the best thing to do, so I won’t get more cryptic comments from strangers passing through.

I never meant to say Amman wasn’t all fun. Sometimes things just are connected in a way.

Whatever.

25 Responses to “I am sorry…”

  1. David Says:

    Mel, what are you talking about?!This better be a joke because you could really hurt some feelings if you are serious!

  2. Melantrys Says:

    Well, the way I see it, the ppl who haven’t been going around hurting other ppl’s feelings have no reason to feel included here.

  3. Melantrys Says:

    Maybe I should have said that I can’t look back upon the trip and recount all the fun I had because that would hurt too much.

    I am sorry Attawie, Kid, BT and 24, but I just can’t sit down and write more about Amman.

    Someone once told me how much he hates it when people walk all over other people. I wonder where he went…

    I wonder how anyone can make having (unwittingly?) hurt another person’s feelings into an experiment on his path to becoming a less compulsively nice person - actually exclaiming “cool” and asking to discuss how he achieved this feat so he will be able to use it for future reference - and not see anything wrong with it?!

    Friends should be respected, not treated as guinea pigs.

    There are no words desperate enough to express what I am feeling right now.

  4. 24 Steps to Liberty Says:

    Hey there. I really enjoyed your stories from Amman. but i know how tired you could get after recalling every single hour you spent there.
    we like what you write anyway, no matter what you write about.
    Omar

  5. aNarki-13 Says:

    tch tch tch.

    ok, fine by me, but: i am but one of the large group of people that recieved you there, so, don’t treat them the same i way i do to you, meaning: if you consider me, to be the MAIN reason, then that would be insulting THEM, and so on and so forth.

    just censor me out, and write about all the rest.

  6. Anonymous Says:

    You guys bicker like us Americans.

  7. Konfused Kid Says:

    By the way, if anyone thinks that the guy posting above is the same Anarki13 we all know and love, you’re in for a big surprise, as me & mel discovered.

    There is such a thing as posession.

  8. aNarki-13 Says:

    :))

  9. David Says:

    Perhaps Anarki needs to find a good Exorcist to rid him of his Demon! In America, we have a guy named Ernest Angley who specializes in casting out demons that cause just about any sort of illness. So if you need a miracle cure, just follow the link, put your hand on your computer screen and pray along with Ernest! ;)

  10. Kyubai Says:

    If it is about exorcist then we have the best in Iraq and his name is “Mis3at El-Katat” one look at him and the Demon or what ever would be as far as possible but really I don’t think it is a posession in 13’s case but it’s more likely that “HE HAS BEEN ABDUCTED BY ALIENS AND THIS GUY TALKING WITH US IS JUST A CLONE” BUHAHA… be ware they r everywhere….:D

  11. aNarki-13 Says:

    greetings. earthlings.

    who is Mis3at ? could’nt read that too well. iraqi names don’t translate very well into english. :(

  12. aNarki-13 Says:

    a shaman would b nice. or a voodoo witch-doctor, or HELLO what is this???

    this Ernest Angley guy looks a lot like Red Forman from “That70sshow” but with hair.

  13. Lynnette in Minnesota Says:

    Ahhhhaaaaa, that’s the problem!

    We should have guessed, being so close to Halloween and all! :))

    Posession…hmmmm.

    From ghoulies and ghosties,
    Long-leggety beasties,
    And things that go bump in the night,
    Good Lord, deliver us.

    :)

  14. Konfused Kid Says:

    I am not kidding.

  15. jarvenpa Says:

    You sound sad, Melantrys, despite all the little jokes going on here in the comment thread. So, although I don’t understand quite what happened–I send you my loving thoughts, and hope you will post more–about anything. It was really kind of fun to read the first part of your notes on your trip.

  16. Lynnette in Minnesota Says:

    How odd, now it’s fine. When I was at work yesterday I got a blank page. Now at home it looks fine. Gremlins.

  17. Granny Weatherwax Says:

    And now to something completely different: Sorry, we don’t sell Überspannungsschütze anymore.

    scdrutm?

  18. David Says:

    What’s an Überspannungsschütze? Is that like super giant underpants? ;)

  19. Melantrys Says:

    Jarvenpa, I may continue, but I really can’t say when.

    Lynnette… Gremlins? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHRGH!

    Sis…. bugger.

    David…. *ROFLS* That was the plural, singular is Überspannungsschutz, and, er, it’s a thingy you plug between pricey electronics and the electrical socket, so your gadgets (hopefully) don’t get fried if lightning strikes somewhere and you get a surge of electricity. I like your definition way better though. I’ll just go and tell A. that I am sorry I can’t get him any free oversized underwear for his pc.

  20. milanoroger Says:

    I can see why it was a waste of money & time i guess!
    www.milanoroger.blogspot.com

  21. Melantrys Says:

    Can you? Somehow I don’t think so.

  22. Granny Weatherwax Says:

    @ David: super giant underpants would be: supergroße Unterhosen or: supergroße Schlüpfer. ;o)

    tidzfcka???? Hm……..

  23. David Says:

    Thanks Granny! ;)

  24. Granny Weatherwax Says:

    Always happy to oblige. ;o)
    …and what useful information this was!

    smqwnkhy???

  25. aNarki-13 Says:

    *Bump*

    quoting:
    “From ghoulies and ghosties,
    Long-leggety beasties,
    And things that go bump in the night,
    Good Lord, deliver us.”–>

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