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[Teller]

Introductions always seem like they require allure, pom and circumstance, and be very formal. Currently, I am not in the mood to deliver and live up to my own expectations. Nor have I ever been active in a forum, the whole format is goofy to me, I kind of like it. Am a bit unsure of how to start, let the awkwardness begin!

About me: A philosoraptor. A connoissuer of cheap street vendor delicacies. Overly nostalgic of the 70s a time I did not exist in. Plagued by CPTSD and MDD. Delighted by things with character and things which further my fascination with the deviant and macabre. I tend to favor one of my eyebrows over the other. Secular Humanist/Atheist/Freethinker. In need of understanding, I suppose.

 

[Kintsugi]

Hi Teller, welcome to the forum.

 

[anthony]

Welcome to the forum Teller... you'll fit right in here based on everything you wrote. Look forward to reading you...

 

[ronin47]

I love that movie :D

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Froggie]

Welcome to the forum Teller, you sound very interesting, and as Anthony stated ... looking forward to reading you.

 

[anni]

Hee- I loved that movie too. Always get in trouble with the kids when I try the whole " Walk this way" thing- they're clueless so just ignore me then there I am like an idiot hunched over sideways dragging a foot in the mall. Ungrateful children who haven't been properly educated is a huge problem these days, isn't it?

You'll do well here. I remember parts of the 70's, which is probably all anyone who was there in their teens can lay claim to.

Welcome to the forum,

Anni

 

[wife of]

Welcome,looking forward to hearing more!

 

[Teller]

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Feels like eating a bowl of tasty bread pudding and hiding it from your brother who you tell after that you had some and he didn't and he gets super jealous and whines "how come you got bread pudding and I didn't?" Coz I ate my meat first, punk. Which is how this sort of kindly welcome should feel, methinks.

Perhaps one day, kids will be well-educated and hunchbacked with gimp legs, and we'll all frolic through fields of Gene Wilder's hair. Wait, what? Nevermind.

 

[anni]

THAT was fabulous, Teller. Please spill more to the discredit of the punk as a little brother. I'm sure we all have siblings who might be lovely human beings all these decades down the road ( ok, I do not at the moment- could think of some places the bread pudding would fit uncomfortably in an orafice ot two ) so your punk probably sweet man now. My parents are still blaming my sister for the decomposed brussels sprouts rolled under the hutch-seems to come up every Christmas. I must have rolled 20 of them under there before things got smelly. This isn't the same thing as your kindly welcome analogy but it's where my head went, please excuse.

If I were not besotted with my husband would romp through Gene Wilder's hair given the chance.Guess it'd get a little crowded up there.

This forum really is a great place for PTSD sufferers across the board, and carers although I'm not one of them. I've been here for awhile and am only now getting around to thinking about doing the whole diary thing-finally figured out that even that can be whatever on earth one wishes it to be. Pretty lose 'rules' here, and the ones which exist have to do with play nice, behave- etc, pretty much, hardly arduous if you read through them.

Did not mean to re-welcome and babble like this. Your post just delighted me this morning and set something off. :)