I feel my body rotting and limping along the tortuous existance.

[spot]

Originally Posted by hoppy

I'm horney.

Thank Christ ForumGarden doesn't video-link members into threads by default then, that's all I can say.

Try a cold compress.

[minks]

Originally Posted by Verb of Nothing

Existance (especially if it's fullfilled in the white men's world) always turns out to be bearable, because it's nothing but a thin and tiresome conjuction line between the immensity and the immensity of the nothing.

The earthly eternity may be the solution, but it seems like not even god is able to bestow it to us.

Spot? can you translate for us here?

[spot]

Originally Posted by Verb of Nothing

Existance (especially if it's fullfilled in the white men's world) always turns out to be bearable, because it's nothing but a thin and tiresome conjuction line between the immensity and the immensity of the nothing.

The earthly eternity may be the solution, but it seems like not even god is able to bestow it to us.

An earthly eternity of non-fulfilment is something to avoid. Be thankful you'll switch off like a burned-out light bulb in the comparatively near future.

[oscar]

Originally Posted by minks

Spot? can you translate for us here?

Even us British can't work out what Spot is on about.

[spot]

Originally Posted by minks

Spot? can you translate for us here?

Verb of Nothing points us to capitalist free market wage slavery, which distracts the proletariat from contemplating the wider implications of existence by dangling materialist baubles carrot-fashion in front of the industrial juggernaut to which the proletariat is harnessed. He notes that, were this distraction to be never ending, it might be adequate. Considering our inevitable death is, he observes, the means whereby we can put this temptation behind us and concentrate on what really matters.

[flopstock]

Originally Posted by spot

An earthly eternity of non-fulfilment is something to avoid. Be thankful you'll switch off like a burned-out light bulb in the comparatively near future.

minks.......now can you translate for the rest of us?


Hi there VON!

[Verb of Nothing]

Originally Posted by spot

An earthly eternity of non-fulfilment is something to avoid. Be thankful you'll switch off like a burned-out light bulb in the comparatively near future.

Eternity doesn't scare me. At the contrary, I'm horrified by the end and by the purpose of anything: not knowing the exact ending time of this thing, I'm forced to do something meanwhile.

But in eternity (where there's no end) I can comfortably refuse to act, because nothing will happen.

Time breaks up everything. But if I'd be alienated from time, If I'd be eternal, I would have nothing to worry about.

[flopstock]

Originally Posted by Verb of Nothing

Eternity doesn't scare me. At the contrary, I'm horrified by the end and by the purpose of anything: not knowing the exact ending time of this thing, I'm forced to do something meanwhile.

But in eternity (where there's no end) I can comfortably refuse to act, because nothing will happen.

Time breaks up everything. But if I'd be alienated from time, If I'd be eternal, I would have nothing to worry about.

Do you know Koan?

[buttercup]

Hiya

[Ian]

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