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I talk too my self too much and i answer my self all the time
Do i?
Yes you do
Oh ok…..thanks for telling me…..LMAO
yes when working out who I will kill next, wait I mean when I try and work something out, or when people offline piss me off, I mean I do talk to my self in chat rooms when chatters are not being communicative or just when I want to talk type info and not be at someone just some random useless fact or a burp or something.
A good point just…..there’s a time to speak, a time not to speak and a time to just think or get on with some thing more important…..
Lol. I get frustrated looking for something I know was near me, or placed it some where, even when things bother me. But lol I direct it some times to my animals instead. They move heads back and forth, trying to figure what you on about. New command. What she saying. Think I will be worried when I answer back and make a wrong move..or decision. Got to make a better plan..
PS I have tried to talk to moi/fern etc, but a lot of times it is like talking to a wall, I dont have a prob with him, just I have a prob trying to talk to him, all I remember he responded to me about was when I asked does he have some mental prob or some ? idk now. but he responded with – “I have avoidance personalty disorder” idk if he was talking to me and I asked him a ? or he just said that random comment as he wanted to.
Well one just has to move on just….others habits aren’t your own….in my opinion….that gucci and moi, fern etc are an entity which has yet to be established……their chat might not be yours but fern does chat….how ever….i don’t get involved in guessing who’s who so there it is…..make the most of it…
If you keep pets linda they always seem to know what one is thinking…..i lost an important piece of metal once…….my hamster kept going in it’s nest when i was about….you know what…when i cleaned the critters cage out i found it…….Hammy was telling me some thing all the time…..if only animals could speak….calls in Dr Dolittle…….LOL
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