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  1. No, I'm not like that, now I'm just posting poetry at you. For example, Sappho's fragment 63:

    dream of black

    you come roaming and when sleep

     

    sweet god, terribly from pain

    to hold strength separate

     

    but I expect not to share

    nothing of the blessed ones

     

    for I would not be like this

    toys

     

    but may it happen to me

    all

  2. everybody happy?

    WE-WE-WE

    & to hell with the chappy

    who doesn't agree

     

    (if you can't dentham

    comma bentham;

    or 1 law for the lions &

    oxen is science)

     

    Q:how numb can an unworld get?

    A:number

  3. let's play a game

    i post 1-frame comic

    you post next comic in that sequence

    then send YOUR comic to darathy

    then HE makes comic based on YOUR comic, but doesn't see mine

    then he sends his comic to someone else, or else we end it there

    dada ensues

  4. I saw your predictions post and it made me smile. Don't let the heretics win! :)

  5. Also, I like that video. Which is a little strange because i generally don't like Radiohead.

  6. I don't even have a bittorrent download program, much less an idea of how to host a file with it. But anyways, I found a cult I think. Reading this website makes me want to write my own fake one...

     

    http://www.adelphi.com

  7. Sitting on my computer in all of its 860mb glory... :p

    Too long to upload to youtube, too big to upload to vimeo's free... what to do...

  8. Yesterday I was talking to my dad and I noticed he had the same book I got recently on his car's seat. Never heard about it from him. MORTIFICATION ENSUES. I'm turning into him. It's totally a Luke-Vader thing.

     

    Also... went to the "Flight" opera Friday night. I liked it. I think I may just have a thing for live performances of any type... or anyway, at least good ones. Plus I got to play dress-up.

     

    Speaking of live performances, I had another yesterday. It went well. I actually have video this time. I just wish I had some sort of video editing software...

  9. QOUD EST DIDEROT

     

    I have no idea what that means, so don't read too much into it. Haven't been around much: I have been supremely busy this week. Monday improv class, Tuesday improv class+Tai Chi, Wednesday improv class, Thursday Tai Chi and FINALLY SLEEPING FOR AT LEAST 6 HOURS THANK GOD, and today I was in an improv show and watched several others and just got back!

     

    I realize I am starting to become obsessed.

  10. I posted this on sabre's wall but you can read it too. Quite good.

    http://www.theshortstory.org.uk/stories/downloads/green.pdf

  11. http://www.theshortstory.org.uk/stories/downloads/green.pdf

    Rather good story. If you like this you should read "Earth" by Brin also.

  12. Alright, I have made blag but no content as of yet. Wait in patience, grasshopper.

  13. I DON'T EVEN

    WATS GOING ON

     

    my feelers feel like makin a blag

    what do you think of that

  14. I have already been assimilated by the Borge. :p

  15. Puzzle Agent 2. SO GETTING.

  16. I don't even know what went on in that movie, and I watched it. Dammit sabre. Have some prehistoric avant-garde poetry.

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4e/291-No1p3-Voyage.jpg

  17. <3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3

  18. I spoke with it, it lives... it has a short battery.

  19. http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-10-02/sam-harris-on-the-moral-landscape/

     

    Strangely, I may want to get this book, even considering the author. The approach to morality he describes seems very Aristotelian and similar to my own. Interestingly, his reason for rejecting moral relativism is virtually the same reason I reject it; the extreme relativism of "everything goes" is totally dependent on the idea of a supreme law (and importantly, the lack of said law). As soon as you start using any other criterion for evaluating situations, such as justice, mercy, loyalty, temperance, etc, it becomes absolutely clear that relativism is a ghost of abandoned religion and not a consequence of a perspicuous view of the situation... I guess Sam has been reading his Nietzsche, Anscombe and Foot. I am glad at least one of them is not entirely polemical (and I find it humorous that he probably had to read the Scholastics some in order to develop his ideas).

  20. Watched that show, pretty damn awesome so tyvm for mentioning it. Jared Leto showing off his eyes again like in Requiem...

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