...or something equally meaningless like that...
‘That’s a good question’ really means ‘I have no clue how to answer you’
The Woodcock family of Appalachia – Lucky, Lottie, lil’ Lotta, Willa Mae, Ima Jean, Willy, Woody, Rooster, Cousin Peabody, Red, Uncle Henry, and Grandpa Younger
‘weapons of mass destruction’, ‘Islamic Fascism’, ‘Jihad’, ‘they hate us’, ‘they want to kill us’, ‘threat level elevated’, ‘threat level orange’, ‘terror alert’, ‘terror attack’, ‘war on terror’, ‘they hate our way of life’, ‘they want to kill us’, ‘sleeper cells’, ‘watch lists’, ‘IED’s’ – and box-cutters… words I hear every day
I feel like I am screaming for help, and no one can hear me
If I am not crazy, then the world must be insane
Nothing I do seems to make sense anymore
If I had lost my mind, how would I know?
What is the damage done by nothing?
From whence came the seed bearing plant?
When do you know if the mind’s eye is crying?
Let the perfect man instruct me on my flaws
That sense is common is perhaps the greatest paradox
If the self learns from past mistakes, then how is it that the self keeps coming back?
If one meditates on nothing, does one then attain nothing?
If one offers too much paradox to the mind, then the mind becomes riddled with paradox
Terse allusions - effectively concise indirect references
If the perception of what I perceive is to be altered so that my current perception is no longer what I perceive, then my current perception must be that of the past which is being perceived in the future
The paradox of choice
ah....this could go on for hours....I'll see ya' later
Snow Warrior
10 years ago
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