Events past present and future

[mandyrhea]

(in no particular order

Comments

[anonymous]

i was listening to that when i wrote you the letter.

[mandyrhea]

Strange how we have the same pace. Did mine come the same day? Oh and you did inspire the short story, but I had already started it- Murakami is making me want to write about memory and its distortions.

[mr_screwjack]

(Don't forget to fucking bring the thunder.)

I love you!!

[chicjaime]

I love you!!!

two times, babe

#3

[professormcjerk]

it's the ole' problem with theory vs. practice. when you think that words (or ideas, conceptual frames, books, etc) mean something but you do entirely different things with them, then what's the point of attributing that first meaning to them? it's not that they don't have a meaning - not even that they don't have a completely stable meaning. you just aren't being upfront about what that meaning is. that's why the phrase "the language game" is perfect . . . it's just playing around.

Re: #3

[mandyrhea]

I guess I am questioning whether or not words have a completely stable meaning. When the practice is different from the theory every time- then how stable is the theory? But then, it takes someone to come in the picture and blow you out with how wonderful the stable meaning can be- some people can make it so just with their voice and sincerity.

Re: #3

[castle_keep]

personal expression, innovation, etc.. a theory is just a theory, and meant to be interpreted.

Reminded of Fig Newtons

[mandyrhea]

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