So what is "following" someone exactly?

Can't. I think I was molested by an emoticon as a child. I just could never bring myself to use them.

I usually just write it out (winking emoticon), or I'm a big fan of the "hahahahaha" or even better the "bahahahahaha".

To each their own! I don't judge your smiley pictures. I just can't use 'em myself. It's one of those things...

greenlikemoney said:

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Ok that one's pretty cool - hahahaha.

(emoticon smoking a bong))

hahaha

Just chillaxin' and waiting for the fireworks to start.

I will continue to watch with admiration and respect all the neat pictures you can make with internet.

greenlikemoney said:

Just chillaxin' and waiting for the fireworks to start.

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Fireworks? Where you are at sounds cooler than where I am at...

Todays the 4th of July, right?

greenlikemoney said:

Todays the 4th of July, right?

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I think it's Guy Fawkes Day...

playing with the time machine again I see.

that and wishful thinking.

slowandsteady said:

playing with the time machine again I see.

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Again?? You've done it before??? If someone on here has a fucking DeLorean and they're hiding it from me - I'm going to go Ballistic!!!

Is that Guido atop the burning sticks?

Guido?

greenlikemoney said:

Is that Guido atop the burning sticks?

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Guido /ˈɡwiːdoʊ/ is a slang term for a working-class urban Italian American. The guido stereotype is multi-faceted. Originally, it was used as a demeaning term for Italian Americans in general. More recently, it has come to refer to Italian Americans who conduct themselves in an overtly macho manner.[1] The time period in which it obtained the latter meaning is not clear, but some sources date it to the 1970s or 1980s.[2][3][4]

Ahhhh - I get it. Never seen that spelled before. Um - don't think so. I just found the picture on my google-box.

Kinda looks like a fiery deer or buck to me...

No, Guido was his assumed name after leaving the continent and going to fight the good fight. He is known in history as Guy but those who knew him well knew him as Guido.

greenlikemoney said:

No, Guido was his assumed name after leaving the continent and going to fight the good fight. He is known in history as Guy but those who knew him well knew him as Guido.

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Learning is fun!! Thanks!

Someone is following me.

greenlikemoney said:

Someone is following me.

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Is that someone me? hahaha

I still don't really get it. I don't think I would ever go on a feed to see what someone else is doing, I just don't have the patience.

But maybe...you'll be my first. I'll "like" everything that you write. and then quote it back to you!

Best Friends!!!! hahahaha