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Jun 22, 2011 21:49

[The camera angle shows a clear view of the inside of a front loading dryer. Through the clear, if slightly linty, plastic on the front you can see a steak sitting inside. It looks rather raw. Almost oozing, really ( Read more... )

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gotgreenmagic June 22 2011, 12:14:29 UTC

......

I need to know which dryer that is so I can never ever use it again.

Re: private needshumility June 23 2011, 01:12:14 UTC

She was blunt, yes, but you patronising her is just being rude right back. You can do better than that.

private failedcreator June 23 2011, 01:27:40 UTC

Has this resulted in a loss of points?

Re: private needshumility June 23 2011, 01:50:33 UTC

No, but there's something else I want to discuss with you.

private failedcreator June 24 2011, 01:39:59 UTC

What is this thing you wish to discuss?

Re: private needshumility June 24 2011, 07:47:46 UTC

We talked about calling Rex a 'thing', didn't we, Victor?

Do you recall your last conversation with him?

private failedcreator June 26 2011, 02:48:37 UTC

I do not think I explicitly called him by that word. [Pause.] Perhaps it may have occurred in the course of a wider conversation?

Re: private needshumility June 26 2011, 10:08:47 UTC

You called him a 'living thing' to my recollection. He gave you a chance to realise what you'd said and apologise and you didn't.

private failedcreator June 27 2011, 08:29:16 UTC

It is not my duty to decode the hidden meanings of Rex. I will speak to him no further.

Re: private needshumility June 27 2011, 22:24:26 UTC

...Victor.

What you were trying to do was good, I'm not denying that. In fact, it was very, very genuine concern and I appreciate that. But you then went and ruined any positive impression you might have left by equating him to... a plant? An animal? Something like that.

private failedcreator June 29 2011, 09:46:13 UTC

I did not equate him with a bad plant or animal. He could be quite enjoyable company for the right person. Like certain breeds of dogs are to certain men.

Re: private needshumility June 29 2011, 10:10:30 UTC

He's not a pet, Victor. That's my point. You were doing really well until you started talking to him like he was.

private failedcreator June 29 2011, 10:13:02 UTC

Would you prefer that I address him as a pet or as a monster?

Re: private needshumility June 29 2011, 10:36:50 UTC

Neither. A person might be something I'd approve of. A pet or a monster is still treating him as subhuman, which is the problem here.

private failedcreator June 29 2011, 10:45:48 UTC

I have been looking for human traits during his time in the infirmary. He displays some.

Re: private needshumility June 29 2011, 23:42:13 UTC

Such as?

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