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Usually I say I don't get enough nice comments when I post my work. (The universe fails to recognize my greatness!) But now I think I've had too much of a good thing.
So I post a little plush critter, with a note saying that it's for sale for $30. This is the comment I get:
"YES! You don't know how long I've been waiting nor do you know the need there has been for this very thing! I want to thank you so much for making this awesomeness available -despite the limited supply- to the furry community. This... *weeps* This right here is what it's about, people. They say money cannot buy happiness or that miracles do not exist - well I'll tell you those persons have never visited this page! Again, thank you. *falls to feet and reveres*"
My first reaction was to want to find something to hide behind. This kind of enthusiasm sounds like maybe he might want to wear the skin of the person he admires all Buffalo Bill style. But hey, I have a business to run, and he *probably* can't find my address and hunt me down, so what the hey, I shall respond.
"Does that mean you'd like to buy it?"
Guess what he says? No, go on, guess! Does he give me $30 in return for this "miracle" worthy of worship? This proof that money can buy happiness? Does he, in fact, want to purchase him some happiness?
Why no. No he doesn't.
LOL.
(And I've already sold it to somebody else, so I'm not fussed about it. I'm just HIGHLY amused.
)
So I post a little plush critter, with a note saying that it's for sale for $30. This is the comment I get:
"YES! You don't know how long I've been waiting nor do you know the need there has been for this very thing! I want to thank you so much for making this awesomeness available -despite the limited supply- to the furry community. This... *weeps* This right here is what it's about, people. They say money cannot buy happiness or that miracles do not exist - well I'll tell you those persons have never visited this page! Again, thank you. *falls to feet and reveres*"
My first reaction was to want to find something to hide behind. This kind of enthusiasm sounds like maybe he might want to wear the skin of the person he admires all Buffalo Bill style. But hey, I have a business to run, and he *probably* can't find my address and hunt me down, so what the hey, I shall respond.
"Does that mean you'd like to buy it?"
Guess what he says? No, go on, guess! Does he give me $30 in return for this "miracle" worthy of worship? This proof that money can buy happiness? Does he, in fact, want to purchase him some happiness?
Why no. No he doesn't.
LOL.
(And I've already sold it to somebody else, so I'm not fussed about it. I'm just HIGHLY amused.
)
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