Do I spent too much time on this site?

The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. I too, have a Fluther addiction, :D

Hrrm, that was a fast reply. (Hi, Tali)

Haha, I guess being constantly logged in (ADDICTION), gives me the chance to give fast replies. (Hi Gail)

yes you do – but atleast this is better than watching 5 minute stupid clips or spending hours on facebook. i used to be too until someone reminded me about how much time i spent on fluther and now i have been spending more time on my blog instead

I’m trying to get addicted but there’s not enough questions! Keep ‘em coming and I’ll be spending more time here.

Hi, Joli, hi, MIrza.

I guess it depends what the alternative possible uses of your time are.

And please don’t try to kick the habit. Where else will I find someone to call me “mon cher?” And trade Latin quips? Now mirza always seems to be so busy with very useful stuff I don’t know how he finds the time to be here. If I hadn’t closed my law practice, I’d be too busy to be here.

Hi, gail. I’m hossman, and evidently I’m a fluther addict, largely because for a few more weeks, I have way too much time on my hands.

@joli: Ask some questions! What kind of questions would you like to see? Myself, some of the questions are so specific, like “where is the best sushi in Spokane?” that I can see it is hard for a wide audience to be interested, while others are so vague they are hard to answer, but there seems to be a little something for everyone.

Hi, Hossman,

I’m going outside now and uncover my tomato bushes, pour boiling water on the poison ivy, transplant some peonies and admire my fall-blooming flower combo of pinks and dark blues. Then off for a walk w. a friend. Tonight will check out waxing moon w. Jupiter above it, and if up before dawn, notice that Venus is the morning star. Hasta pronto.

You’re killing the poison ivy? Species discrimination. Poison Ivy has a right of freedom to grow. :)

@Hossman; I had to stop killing the PI (which gets NO sympathy from me) because I just found an infestation of Indian meal moths that turned into hundreds of disgusting white worms – in everything – oatmeal, rice, barley, quinoa, corn meal, walnuts, almonds, all dried fruits (worms ate thru plastic bags), dry cereals, pastas. I threw even the glass containers and cardboard boxes away, then had a major and disgusting cleaning project. (What WAS this thread about?)

It’s better than going out and spenting all your money on flutherous things or just plain spenting it flutherisly.