CAMELOT FANTASIES

Quote from: Clay Death on August 25, 2014, 12:30:41 pm

Of course not. It's herc. He's from the Medieval times. He's computer is made of wood. His monitor screen is as such that he can only see the reflection of himself. He can't fool us anymore.

herc darling, please admit like a man that the computer below belongs to you and for once you can see it.



ha ha ha ha. now that is funny lady emma. i can hardly stop laughing.

too good.

Oh but I've got some other stuff too.

Here's your bed. Is the side bed for the ladies?

Are you implying that once CD is done, the ladies are relegated to the side bed?



Your food being cooked to be served later for dinner:





People you hang out with. Do you recognize some of them?



The clothes you usually wear. I like your pants. They are quite... exquisite.



And finally your Castles where you currently live. See, we have all figured you out. It's so cool that you operate directly from the medieval times. No wonder when you say you are 'in the ocean' and will post after you come back 'home'. I suppose the computer takes a while to reboot.

Hey everyone.
I don't really have time to read back (my internet connection at work is also way too slow, the pages take ages to load).

What a big surprise to see Cilic winning the USO. I was really expecting one of the usual suspects to claim the title. I'm happy that I was proven wrong.

Things are still the same here. Doing way better, the tonsillitis is gone, I'm back to working out. No news on the Lufthansa flight attendant jobs yet. They said that due to the high number of applications they would take a bit longer to schedule a phone interview with all the applicants who have passed the online tests. I assume all I can do now is sit and wait. On October 11 there is an open assessment for those who are interested in working with Emirates. I would consider working with them too even if it means relocating to Dubai for at least a few months.
For the first time in many months I don't have any concrete travel plans. Feels weird. I might just go to Paris for a few days at the beginning of October. I have seen some recent pictures and it still looks as beautiful as ever. I wanna go back there. 

Well, that's all from me. Maybe next week I have some more time to stop by from work. Fortunately I don't have that much to do at the moment.

Quote from: thetruth on September 11, 2014, 12:35:23 am

Quote from: Emma on September 08, 2014, 07:53:31 pm

Tomorrow I will send you a PM, herc darling. Tonight I am too busy reading MTF, TW, TF etc. I haven't done so in ages. Just want to see the reactions of the so called fans and see who are genuinely happy for Cilic and acknowledge only those.

I'll find plenty time tomorrow too and I need to get to back to some of the posts posted earlier on.

I know. I was curious about the final too. I wanted to see if it was an impassive crowd since none of the Big Four were there. Alas, I was disappointed, but found it rather funny. Especially since few had a stake in the match.

I also wanted to know the response to those people who constantly show TTC Best of Series, and what they thought about the The Best of Five Heartthrobs. Did you see that? The results were not at all what they expected, so of course, in light of all their braggadocio they were unusually quiet.

Hilarious.

I am sure once Federer got past the 4th round, a lot of Federer fans ended up buying the tickets for the final. And I am sure the ticket sale went through the roof once Nishi beat Djokovic in the qtr. I don't think there was any doubt in many Federer's fans mind that he was a lock for the final win. Of course Monfils might have cast some doubts among some objective Federer fans as Monfis did beat Federer twice before this qtr final meeting, but once that was over I don't think there was any doubt against Cilic against whom he had a 5-0 lead. Of course little did they pay any attention at the way Cilic was playing but to them, it was given. I mean the stars had all aligned nicely for Federer by that time. And if you had watched even a bit of Federer/Monfils match, then you'd know the kind of support Federer had at this Open. I have no doubt at least 70% of the crowd were Federer fans supporting Nishikori in the final. What else can they do? No one was going to buy those expensive tickets and they couldn't just throw them out, so they had to go. At least they had some interest left in Nishikori. They couldn't possibly be behind Cilic because he took their idol out and in straight sets. No one saw that one coming either.

No, I didn't see the TTC Best of Series.

Here's how it went in the US as far as TV ratings were concerned. The article is wrong in one place though because Nishikori didn't upset Djokovic in the semi but oh well, I don't think these reporters watch tennis all that much anyway. The women's final saw lower rating as well which is a bit surprising given Serena's status and nationality.

http://www.ibtimes.com/us-open-2014-mens-final-tv-ratings-cilic-nishikori-struggle-draw-viewers-cbs-bows-out-1683116

"The 2014 U.S. Open will be remembered for many things, particularly the media coverage. CBS bowed out after 47 years of covering the famed tennis major with one of the lowest rated finals in history. With a match lacking tennis’s big names and beginning at 5 p.m. EDT on a Monday, there was little surprise that Marin Čilić’s straight-sets victory drew just a 1.9 overnight rating, down 32 percent from Rafael Nadal’s win over Novak Djokovic last year, reports Sports Business Daily. It was also less than half the 4.0 rating drawn by the women’s final between Serena Williams and Caroline Wozniacki, played on Sunday."