Toys.

[whitepuzzles]

One of my toys broke today. No, actually, it was me who broke it.
It doesn't matter, I can always get new toys to play with; when those new ones break, they'll be replaced once more.

Now the question is, why do we keep trying to break the irreplaceable?

Comments

[bunraku_broken]

Good question. I believe the term is 'human nature'...

[x_makube_x]

Precisely.

[bunraku_broken]

I believe you have experience in the matter.

[x_makube_x]

Mmm. You might say that.

[maidens_song]

Hmmm~ ^__^. I wouldn't say people always try to, but...well, it matters more when something is precious, na~?

[whitepuzzles]

It matters, which doesn't mean we won't break it the same.

[lived_in_a_cake]

Why'd you break it?

[whitepuzzles]

It was fighting with another Gundam. Guess which one lost the battle.

[lived_in_a_cake]

So you had to have the loosing Gundam get broken? Couldn't you made believe it was broken?

[whitepuzzles]

I could, but I didn't.

[godofthewest]

Is that a trick question, Near-san? ^____^

[whitepuzzles]

Does it look like one?

[godofthewest]

I dunno! That's why I asked you you silly little grumpy-pants~!

[whitepuzzles]

It's just a question you might or might not have an answer for.

[fay_the_mage]

Sometimes we get carried away by the excitement of the game and we forget certain rules about reality.

[whitepuzzles]

I'm sure you've broken many toys yourself.

[fay_the_mage]

I'm in the proccess of breaking some.

[whitepuzzles]

Can't you avoid it?