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Do not confuse threads

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Originally posted by coquette

Do not confuse threads
Savvy words.

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Originally posted by coquette
Do not confuse threads
Threads are always confused when I talk to them. Is it me?

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Originally posted by Sahuaro
Threads are always confused when I talk to them. Is it me?
No it's the general order of things.
Meaning has a way to hide which is not easy to detect.


Originally posted by Ponderable
No it's the general order of things.
Meaning has a way to hide which is not easy to detect.
I have a meanometer so I don't have that problem.

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I'm so confused!
Feel I'm being used!
Thought I was good at chess,
but now I've got the Blues!

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It's not a confusion
It's a good excuse.

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Stick to the game!

oops

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Originally posted by coquette
Do not confuse threads
Especially when weaving. Really messes up the pattern.

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I get misinterpreted because by the time words come out of my mouth (or fingers), my thoughts are three leaps beyond what it looks like I'm responding to. Unfortunately, it makes people think I wasn't listening instead of thinking I may have made many connections. Either that or I'm just nuts. I can never be sure which it really is.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees

I have a meanometer so I don't have that problem.
So, Stees, what's better... more meanometers or less peanut butter or arf and arf?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
So, Stees, what's better... more meanometers or less peanut butter or arf and arf?
profound cofusion avoidance, possibly

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Originally posted by coquette

profound cofusion avoidance, possibly
... well, perhaps you're cofusing this conver with the threadbare thread of bumpdom.

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fair point. by all means, must be cautious not to confuse those