Comments on: the pretension checklist

By: GDeeeeZL

GDeeeeZL — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 22:54:13 +0000

I refuse to answer your questions on the basis that there are starving children in Dah-four being persecuted by the Sue-don-ase rebels. Instead, I’ve written a haiku in their honor:

Little children go
Janjawid rebels stop now
My heart pain runs deep

By: Damian Hopper

Damian Hopper — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 03:47:40 +0000

-No.
-On some level, yes. But on the other hand, it’s a freaking plastic bag.
-No.
-He is smirking and arrogant next to John Hodgman, but I’ve seen worse.
-I’m going to start.
-No, but my mother probably does.
-I am unfamiliar with the term “zither music.”
-It does send a message, just not the message the people who do it thinks it sends.
-No.
-No.

By: sociallytangent

sociallytangent — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 23:57:35 +0000

- Yes
– No (Haven’t seen it.)
– No (I prefer “meme”.)
– No, Yes (I luv my Unix.)
– No (“ih-rahk”, and dictionary.com concurs.)
– No
– No (I don’t like “Paint it Black,” either.)
– Yes
– Yes
– No

5/6. Almost pretentious, but not quite.

By: Brian Lee

Brian Lee — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 20:37:32 +0000

let me see here,

-Yes
-Yes
-Actually I use them 50-50, so I guess a tentative yes
-Yes, but Level one only
-Yes, becaue Eh-Rock is the only real way to pronounce it. The British ruled Iraq, they anglocized the arabic, so we Americans should pronounce it the way they do. BTW, the Himalayas is He-MAL-E-yas, not Him-a-LAY-as.
-Actually, yes
-Hell No, anyone seen listening to zither music should be shot on sight, but since I am a compassionate, ther shooter should only aim to wound
-Yes
-Yes
-No

So to wrap up, I am pretentious.