Let's try and get 1,000,000 replies to this post

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

Stupid spammers. Why can't they just post here & help us get 100,000 replies?

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

Actually, we're not that far from the big 90,000 mark!

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

Wonder if I can spam my way there all by myself in the next half hour or so...

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

@JudasMyGuide you're online. Stop posting about Zep & DT & get replying.

 

[JudasMyGuide]

You wanted to do it by yourself didn't you?

 

[JudasMyGuide]

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

I didn't want to do it myself, no. I needed someone to hold my hand along the way.

 

[Hawaii Dave]

I'll help you CRIED!

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

I'll help you CRIED!

I'm not CRIED, Hawaii Dave. I'm Cried.

You could maybe ask Judas where CRIED is...

 

[JudasMyGuide]

Hmm... if I continue the conversation with "you two", I wonder how long it'll take until some people start thinking I'm also one of CRIED's fake accounts myself

 

[JudasMyGuide]

Or maybe I should insist on being called JUDAS. It has a nice ring to it, like DEATH, or MUAD'DIB.

 

[JudasMyGuide]

"Ye mud!", said Jug

#randomanagrams

 

[JudasMyGuide]

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I give up.

 

[Saapanael]

Is that Irish poetry?

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

Hmm... if I continue the conversation with "you two", I wonder how long it'll take until some people start thinking I'm also one of CRIED's fake accounts myself

You are one of my other accounts.

Is that Irish poetry?

I let "Judas" answer that...

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

If you first have an earworm, it could be worse than the one I am currently experiencing:

Blood Red Skies by Judas Priest.

 

[JudasMyGuide]

Scientists at Western Washington University found that engaging the working memory in moderately difficult tasks (such as anagrams, Sudokupuzzles, or reading a novel) was an effective way of stopping earworms and of reducing their recurrence.

 

[CriedWhenBrucieLeft]

Scientists at Western Washington University found that engaging the working memory in moderately difficult tasks (such as anagrams, Sudokupuzzles, or reading a novel) was an effective way of stopping earworms and of reducing their recurrence.

That looks like an actual spammer post, Judas.

Anyway, let's see how hot it actually is outside. Forecast had crazy stuff like "27" in Scotland. Scotland? 27?! Pff.

 

[JudasMyGuide]

27 Fahrenheit, maybe

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

Scientists at Western Washington University found that engaging the working memory in moderately difficult tasks (such as anagrams, Sudokupuzzles, or reading a novel) was an effective way of stopping earworms and of reducing their recurrence.

This implies that what I am doing at work today is too much routine to occupy my working memory, giving room for earworms.