hexagonal effervescent nonsense

Feb 24, 2008 19:01

 So. 
And so.
A segueway.
Yet I hadn't even started. I haven't started? I'm 18! There, there is where I should have started. Start adulthood. But "finish" teenage years? Oh Glory glory be. What have I done, precisely? Precise, a precision, cision, cisere, cut - a direct line cutting off one section of a way of thinking about yourself? What utter ( Read more... )

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jeggish February 25 2008, 23:11:34 UTC
It seems like everyone is either so much older than us or so much younger than us.

Eighteen is such a big number... but I don't think it's going to affect me at all, besides panic.

You can vote now, and if you do something illegal you can get your name in the paper. What joys.

ps aren't you glad I got those ring pops?

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aoden February 25 2008, 23:15:30 UTC
It's sad that religions have involved into this "blind faith" thing, because I don't think there is actually a religion in the world that teaches blind faith. It's a corruption, a perversion of what was originally taught, like so much else. You're not supposed to be expected to drop everything 'solid' and 'factual' in the world to follow the faith, because the 'solid' and 'factual' things are supposed to coincide with your faith.

I love my shifty glance in that picture. And my pants.

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aoden February 25 2008, 23:15:55 UTC
And by "involved" I of course mean "evolved."

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foggygoggle February 26 2008, 01:16:36 UTC
Mema: "You're just not a happy person. You never have been."
Ashley: "Happiness is not an end-all, be-all for me."
Happiness is not the end-all be-all, Mema.
I will commit sabotage in Middletown, Rhode Island and be slandered in the papers. I will spill my thinktank all over the sidewalk and kidnap Raytheon employees and citizen bankers. I will tie them to rocking chairs by their neckties and blow them kisses while feeding them vanilla cake pie.
"Poetic terrorism," says the Newport Daily Rag. "Everyone's in flames."
We will be unmovable! We will be an unmovable feast of ashes. Ashes. We will fall among the cash registers and fill them with silt from the bottom of the sea!

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aoden March 9 2008, 05:56:51 UTC
Can happiness -not- be an end-all? I'm pretty sure that the search for happiness is the absolute, central, irremovable core of every single individual on this planet. No matter what a person does, when a person does it, they are seeking happiness in some form.

A kid eats a piece of candy 'cause he likes it and it makes him happy.
A man rapes a woman in a forest because he feels better when he is in control.
A man steals a medication he can't afford for his dying wife so they can live happily for some time yet to come.
A Spanish explorer slaughters countless innocents in the search for some immortality spring so he can be happy forever.
A monk flagellates himself in an attempt to purge himself of worldly sins so he can get into paradise.

Etc
Etc
Etc
(Tee hee King and I)

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aoden March 9 2008, 05:57:45 UTC
Oh, and the consistent use of "men" was completely accidental, no slight to the female ability to seek happiness intended.

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