Comments on: The Waking Dream

By: mockdaddy

mockdaddy — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 22:24:06 +0000

I must admit that over the years you have grown more and more proficient in the art of bullshit. It seems as if though the randomness of your words have become so random that they no longer appear to be so. I suppose I could have proven you would arrive at this point years ago via theoritcal mathematics. But, what would have been the the point? My thoughts disappear into the air with the puff of a joint. What a waste all my discoveries, all my theories, which could have changed this world. Yet, instead I am stuck in an assinine cycle of infinite re-discoveries.

Some would say I have made a mistake, some would say that my logic is flawed. It is beyond comprehension but you and I both know from the dream we never wake. The time that we take, is it worth it ? We know they will not understand. Think back to the 16th chapel and the fall of man. Pristine.

To you kind sir I must depart from the path that our errs have taken us. Another plane, another dimension, and another re-invention of the same invention. Words will never be enough, you know we require so much more. You have felt the chore, the burden, what is done can not be undone only done again. When it is done this time we must be more careful. I know they were never even close in discovering our plot, but they inch closer each and every iteration. We must hold the truth because they would be destroyed by the very thought of it.

Liars lie on, preachers preach on, your thoughts are not original I have thought them all before a million times over. The truth lies in the grass, but you must find the Sistine 4 leaf clover before you can even begin to think it is over.

By: Administrator

Administrator — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 05:15:04 +0000

I’m agreeing with you, but you have to hit some singles before you can make a home run though.

By: Josie's Ona-Vacation Faraway

Josie's Ona-Vacation Faraway — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 05:06:44 +0000

I have read better rants by better men at better times of the day, but who says that my better is actually worth comparing anything to, what if my comparison is based on the few people that grew up in my half-assed town, but who gets to say that my town is half-assed, and if it is what town is whole assed, and is it better to be whole-assed or half-assed. And why does one have to be better than the other. Whole-assedness may be just as useful and interesting as half-assedness. I just hope that I never have to own a mac even if it is for my own good. (p.s. I pretended that your rant was in the voice of Lewis Black and that made it far more intense and meaningful)

By: jtax

jtax — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 16:24:00 +0000

That’s exactly what you are rationalizing!…(j/k) To want something is denouncing another. Having a mac ($2000) is much cooler than having a pc ($1000), on the other hand having a pc ($1000) is much cheaper than having a mac ($2000)…but after installing Fedora with AIGL and Beryl, then the mac world gets a little bit warmer.

I too get severely burnt out of meaningless complaints and showmanship of betterness, but if you’re high strung on coffee and got 5mins to spare, what else are you going to do?…

By: Ali

Ali — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 15:13:01 +0000

Maybe this is why I tend to avoid technical forums and blogs…