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Apr 22, 2008 13:17
Watch the flock fly towards the fire.
The rain will come and we'll get stuck in its mud.
But it wont exstinguish that fire. Not here.
More calling from the underlayer.
This is tedius. Its all the same.
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clean_cuffs
April 22 2008, 17:46:18 UTC
Hmm... have you met Garcian?
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raiton
April 22 2008, 17:47:54 UTC
I Have.
((ooc: and they will never get along. NEVER EVER. It makes me LOL so hard. ))
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sheathed
April 22 2008, 17:51:11 UTC
Poetic.
Rain. Mud. Fire. These things cause no harm...unless manipulated to do so.
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raiton
April 22 2008, 18:00:15 UTC
I have my moments.
Even without manipulation of these elements, it is to my last recollection that they can in fact do a good amount of damage.
You missed the point.
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sheathed
April 22 2008, 18:02:35 UTC
Indeed.
Only when one does not understand. And...damage is relative.
Did I.
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raiton
April 22 2008, 18:15:49 UTC
What are you suggesting by that?
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like_nimrod
April 22 2008, 18:06:46 UTC
Then the flock dooms itself unless it takes action to seek shelter from the storm.
But will it? That is the question.
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raiton
April 22 2008, 18:14:46 UTC
So let it.
I somehow doubt it will.
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like_nimrod
April 22 2008, 18:24:18 UTC
That, then, is a definition of "tragedy".
Not much to be done, however, if people will not listen to reason. "Curiosity killed the cat" right?
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raiton
April 22 2008, 18:34:11 UTC
They can do what they wish. Risk's are nessesary. However everyone making the same commentary about noise is annoying and useless.
Although running face first into things reminds me of someone. And I am surrounded by other worldly replications of that someone. How quaint.
The cat has nine lives; by this point, who cares?
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a_naked_flame
April 22 2008, 18:25:58 UTC
I think the animals your looking for for the fire metaphor are moths, not birds.
As for what's down there... whatever it is, it's waking up. We'll deal with it when it comes.
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raiton
April 22 2008, 18:28:56 UTC
Wasn't looking for a metaphor, but its all the same.
That we will.
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a_naked_flame
April 22 2008, 18:35:35 UTC
You're sure as hell using one though.
The question remains; 'how'.
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raiton
April 22 2008, 18:39:53 UTC
Refrences to my world, I suppose.
Does it matter?
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raiton
April 22 2008, 23:39:46 UTC
No.
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((ooc: and they will never get along. NEVER EVER. It makes me LOL so hard. ))
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Rain. Mud. Fire. These things cause no harm...unless manipulated to do so.
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Even without manipulation of these elements, it is to my last recollection that they can in fact do a good amount of damage.
You missed the point.
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Only when one does not understand. And...damage is relative.
Did I.
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But will it? That is the question.
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I somehow doubt it will.
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Not much to be done, however, if people will not listen to reason. "Curiosity killed the cat" right?
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Although running face first into things reminds me of someone. And I am surrounded by other worldly replications of that someone. How quaint.
The cat has nine lives; by this point, who cares?
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As for what's down there... whatever it is, it's waking up. We'll deal with it when it comes.
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That we will.
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The question remains; 'how'.
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Does it matter?
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