[Theboss2002]

Howdy Ants I hope everyone had a great weekend.I am concerned about Mr.Tupelo haven't heard anything in a few days but don't be alarmed he might in Boerneo or the Seychelles islands where the internet might be spotty and he's probably working on his next post the help the Mechanical Rickshaw Drivers

 

[Over/Uber]

Cool profile pic

 

[nighthawk398]

Wow you seem obsessed with this guy it's not a good thing

 

[wilsonz83]

Wow you seem obsessed with this guy it's not a good thing

Well they are the same guy.

 

[Theboss2002]

Wow you seem obsessed with this guy it's not a good thing

not obsessed just concerned Mr. Tupelo is the engine for this chat room

 

[#professoruber]

When I see or hear "just" in a sentence, I think justification.

Theboss2002, I think what people are trying to say is that you and Frankie T's charades are played out. It's not like these posts are thriving and yielding meaningful conversations. It's basically comical as people respond with sarcasm. I read these posts and think, yup this guy is a little obsessed with FT.

 

[FatCopOnSegwayAtAirport]

His gaming of the potty timer at his Analyst job at Highland Capital was found out so he has no time to post here anymore

 

[dfw_driver]

Clowns like ftupelo usually do not last long on this forum. We have seen these people come and go.

But feel free to call 911 and report him as a missing person - may be he is in Singapore advising at the N Korea summit.

 

[ftupelo]

His gaming of the potty timer at his Analyst job at Highland Capital was found out so he has no time to post here anymore

Haha, I can appreciate this post.

I am alive. I just decided to spend the weekend reading Hemingway by the pool in preparation for my impending jaunt through Europe.

Speaking of which, I can highly recommend "A Moveable Feast" in which Hemingway recounts his time in Paris and other European locales. The book details his early years as a writer and includes fascinating tales of his interactions with some of our most beloved writers: Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, James Joyce, and F. Scott Fitzgerald.

 

[Theboss2002]

Haha, I can appreciate this post.

I am alive. I just decided to spend the weekend reading Hemingway by the pool in preparation for my impending jaunt through Europe.

Speaking of which, I can highly recommend "A Moveable Feast" in which Hemingway recounts his time in Paris and other European locales. The book details his early years as a writer and includes fascinating tales of his interactions with some of our most beloved writers: Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, James Joyce, and F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Mr.Tupelo I am glad you had a great weekend some of the dissenters were really negative when I was curious that you haven't posted in a while