Comments | red_mitten: On Revenge and the past tense of Draw

red_mitten

On Revenge and the past tense of Draw

Apr 24, 2005 20:38

Do you ever wish that violence could solve everything? That life was a movie, and following your immediate emotional reaction to something was always the right answer ( Read more... )

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aeternum___ April 24 2005, 21:13:17 UTC

The moment is always opportune, is it not? Or maybe I just don't have a conscience.

who_dini April 25 2005, 00:01:48 UTC

just name names buddy, and i'll make sure their kneecaps are less than fully functional within 25 hours. i probably have less of a conscience than the girl who commented before me, cuz i'm only half kidding.

who_dini April 25 2005, 00:05:10 UTC

and yes, i meant 25 hours. (the extra hour is really just a safety net in case they can run fast)

anonymous April 25 2005, 15:14:10 UTC

To better address our collective hate, which Drew?

aeternum___ May 6 2005, 19:03:53 UTC

If you know me, I'm sure you know which one.

red_mitten May 7 2005, 13:56:16 UTC

It's both a shame and a pleasant coincidence that names aren't always unique, don't you think?

aeternum___ May 7 2005, 14:18:07 UTC

Oh yes. =)

suitcase24 April 25 2005, 21:35:42 UTC

Doesn't it depend on you if the moment is opportune or not?

Revenge is sweet, but has a bitter after-taste.

suitcase24 May 3 2005, 21:01:28 UTC

mince 'em jared. like minced meat. hows that for an after taste

anonymous May 4 2005, 20:02:39 UTC

Does the person you seek revenge on really deserve it? Or does your emotional state play a role in deciding?
mimi

anonymous May 6 2005, 22:45:24 UTC

hey, so forget that last comment because now that i know who it is you're talking about, i say just go kick his ass.
-meemz

red_mitten May 7 2005, 13:55:13 UTC

I'm not sure that you actually know...

but yes, they do deserve it.

anonymous May 7 2005, 16:51:11 UTC

lauren told me.
so at least i think i know.
well it doesn't matter. how are you jare? we haven't talked in a while?