Comments | redwolfrising: Worry is a rat, who lives in my shoe and shits on my stove

redwolfrising

Worry is a rat, who lives in my shoe and shits on my stove

Mar 01, 2006 20:17

Mice. Rats. The only difference is size, and size is relative. Mercurial. Of questionable importance.
And they HAVE been shitting on my stove. I think it is a personal vendetta, these defecatory acts; why shit right there, as opposed to three inches that way ( Read more... )

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dsmith82 March 2 2006, 02:10:11 UTC

Will humanity wake the hell up before it is far too late?

No. I truly doubt it. I think humanity needs conflict...not sure why...but they do.

redwolfrising March 2 2006, 04:27:49 UTC

It's the nature of the beast. Conflict has always honed the hunting instincts of the human mammal; now the problem is complacency and alienation.

Were we actually willing to ADMIT that we are a part of the entire eco-sphere, that we eat and breathe and shit just like any other animal, we might hunt a little more instinctively.

A little more naturally.

Regardless, the pragmatist in my soul knows this will never be the case. Mankind will be satisfied with nothing less than annihilation.

fengriffen March 2 2006, 05:25:49 UTC

What is important to you?

catsinsinks.com

This might sound stupid... redwolfrising March 2 2006, 14:07:31 UTC

...but that was the coolest link.

I was sitting here reading this, kids home from school due to the ice, and I actually made the effort to copy and paste said link. I know, I know... I am lazy as hell. I am working on that.

Anyway, we've all had a wonderful time looking at the cats (and now they are goddamn fighting about something) and I wanted to say thank you.

It was a really cool thing.

-hey. Do you like watching birds?

I feed them and do they ever enjoy it. If you'd care to come for a cup of coffee some time when you aren't busy, I could hook you up with your tapes.

I want to get them back to you, but we've got that lazy thing to take into consideration. Not to mention the fact that we have one car, C. works AM and I work PM, and I usually work weekends.

Know what I mean?

I would like to see you; I would like to introduce my kids to you. Not because I am on any trip, but because I would like to believe that I am not so much of an asshole as I have been. I think I am growing up.

Blah blah.
Once again, great site. I love

Re: This might sound stupid... fengriffen March 2 2006, 20:18:20 UTC

-hey. Do you like watching birds?

Aren't many birds in the urban jungle...

I would like to see you

Maybe sometime in the spring, after I get the tires replaced, and (hopefully) have a new apartment that allows me to sleep during weekends...

Re: This might sound stupid... redwolfrising March 3 2006, 17:22:23 UTC

Sounds good.