Comments | kizelley: Secrets are just that bc they will never be told.

kizelley

Secrets are just that bc they will never be told.

May 26, 2005 01:47

"There's a light at the end of this tunnel you shout cause you're just as far in as you'll ever be out ( Read more... )

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alpinesumo May 26 2005, 14:32:11 UTC

saw your mom grandma and donnie at applebees last night. wow that was awkward. donnie's all "small world isn't it" and then just stared. cooouldn't get out of that lobby fast enough...

dontwasteit May 26 2005, 14:35:00 UTC

Geez, I feel like that every day. I guess it feels like you have so many thoughts you have to let them out. Why can't we be like some other people and never really have any thoughts about anything? I cause myself more harm than good. And I couldn't agree more with #7.

number two sunkisses24 May 27 2005, 04:51:29 UTC

because most of the times theres an "emergency exit only! alarm will sound if opened" message on the exit door.

does that mean those exit signs arent pointing us to realistic ways out, they're just there to tell us that only under extreme circumstances you may take that path?

so really you have to know your own way out or follow the crowd, because if you only follow the signs you'll find yourself face to face with an un-openable door. but i've also found that following the crowd is often not a good idea, because one know-it-all in the front thinks he/she knows the way and ends up leading an entire crowd the wrong way. the only way to always know you're going the right way is to go with your instincts and follow your heart. then you'll find the true exit. the one without the alarm.

Re: number two kizelley May 27 2005, 17:22:06 UTC

The doors arent un-openable. They open. But its just against "the rules" to open them without a reason. And people are sooooo afraid to break the rules. What gives?!

Re: number two sunkisses24 May 27 2005, 17:27:50 UTC

i knew u were gonna say that! i really did think that when i wrote it, but i guess the socially acceptable thing to do is consider them un-openable. or does that not make any sense??? you're the smart one here...

Re: number two alpinesumo June 2 2005, 14:57:30 UTC

when greg was 4 he opened one of them at the airport. that was real cool.

trust me, you do NOT want to open that door.

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benshivar May 27 2005, 13:41:51 UTC

Kelley take philosophy, cause then i'll think your twice as brilliant as you are and still not understand any of this.

kizelley May 27 2005, 17:23:05 UTC

ben! you ARE my favorite!
...but philosophy doesnt really interest me. Just too much crap, ya know. But thanks anyway ;)