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Jul 23, 2004 01:35

The monster hidden in veils of dark ventriloquism, now unable to seperate truth from fiction, saying a lie so many times that it becomes completely true in perception but never in fact. Facts cannot change by their very essence, they can only be miscontrued to be tortuous forms of demonic stature and twisted to be vile and misleading. A fiction ( Read more... )

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thegilsonator July 24 2004, 00:31:23 UTC
as our lives are laden with lies, i have come to find the beauty in them. i believe it was you who told me that people don't really want to know the truth, despite their professions that they do. maybe it wasn't you who said that. but i do know that you said that sometimes it is better if you don't know the whole truth.

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snowball151 July 25 2004, 08:11:34 UTC
It is sad when the liar has deluded himself in the his own lie. And that was me that believes the whole truth is too powerful and strong and therefore deadly to the human consitution.

Lies are beautiful when you can see them as such. But what happens when you warp the whole thing 180 degrees, lost in your own labrynth. I am a very good liar and a very bad one. I know all my lies and who and how I placed them. But I begin to be self deluded. It scares me to think you can go so far and be so good that you lose your primary reference and control over how the construct came.

MEB

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summer_lazienes July 24 2004, 06:14:46 UTC
interesting. yes.

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snowball151 July 25 2004, 08:13:26 UTC
interesitng is a word that is worse than a lie; it imparts nothing to the reader but a jumbled bit of acknowledgement. Before its widespread use, interesting had a host of meanings, form provocative to fun. But now, it has even further expanded to be almost to the same point of blandness as FINE. My oh my how I hate words.

MEB

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okita_souji July 24 2004, 07:34:10 UTC
-There is also the lie more hideous than all the rest, the one that is believed. Some lies are so concurrent with what we truly hope and want to believe is true that when it is presented to us we gobble it up like fiends with addictions. When one devotes so much energy to a false cause, it is comparable to running full speed off a cliff with the belief that there lies a plateau out of sight. The inevitable power of fact will eventually drive the lie into its own destruction. However truth and untruth thrive off of each other, the liar’s truths help to poison the helpless naiveté as the honest person needs fallacy to reaffirm the power of reality (like a vaccination containing partial virus entities ( ... )

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snowball151 July 25 2004, 08:08:44 UTC
deep, intrinsically deep ( ... )

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okita_souji July 28 2004, 00:00:51 UTC
-Your disagreeance is entirely with what I agree upon. My rant on truth and lies merely extended into a realm out of human accessibility, as evident through its non-utility. Concerning the human experience, utility is the foundation of "progress". Although something might not technically exist in the broad scheme of things (like in a dream, etc.) it still might follow the imaginary rules of an imaginary place. When it comes to progressing greater civilization, reference is required. A point from which to begin the out-branching, a start, a genesis. My message is clear: Simply because we can glance deep into the future of things and see the folly of our ways else where, it is HERE where what we know NOW applies and from here begins the seemingly impossible EXODUS into the unfamiliar and the strange ( ... )

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okita_souji July 28 2004, 00:02:34 UTC
Yeah, let's do lunch, gimme a call.

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