Your Bible?
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. . . sometimes, it's best to simply just go mad and get it over with - it makes dealing with the day-to-day reality so much easier
. . . sometimes, it's best to simply just go mad and get it over with - it makes dealing with the day-to-day reality so much easier
Deliciously ironic.Pirate Kitty said:
OT: Lovecraft.
Iä! Shub-Niggurath! The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young!
Wait... no... that's not what I meant...
Can I still change my answer? Sun Tsu!
And now you better forget everything you heard about Outer Gods.
I follow my own moral code.
1. If you don't think you should do it, don't do it, unless it's funny as hell.
2. Don't trust people with funny accents. I'm not racist, but it's just weird.
3. Keep to yourself. It is a lot easier to go on day to day when you don't talk to people.
5. Try not to procrastinate.
6.
1. If you don't think you should do it, don't do it, unless it's funny as hell.
2. Don't trust people with funny accents. I'm not racist, but it's just weird.
3. Keep to yourself. It is a lot easier to go on day to day when you don't talk to people.
5. Try not to procrastinate.
6.
Not to appear insincere, but Scott Pilgrim is a videogame nerd who spends his time dicking about with music and being a charming, loveable prick to everyone he meets. He faces trials with courage and dedication and, by the end of the series, is not so stubborn as to not learn anything about himself in the process. He's a brilliant role-model.
I think so, anyway.
the bible is stupid. every philosophical treatise youve read is stupid. dune is stupid. your opinion is stupid. my opinion is stupid.
but combine all those, and you have pure genius.
my point being: no single opinion, book, collaboration, or anything is enough to base one's life around. ultimately, everyone is one specific neuro-chemical balance with one life experienced; and only by studying as many of them as possible can you form a relatively accurate perspective of life.
ive read everything from genesis to the 5 pillars of islam to socrates to zarathustra to lovecraft to orwell to emerson to hegel to thoreau to the god delusion to...you get the idea. if there was an end all guide to life, we would all be following it. absorb all the information you can; anything and everything.
but combine all those, and you have pure genius.
my point being: no single opinion, book, collaboration, or anything is enough to base one's life around. ultimately, everyone is one specific neuro-chemical balance with one life experienced; and only by studying as many of them as possible can you form a relatively accurate perspective of life.
ive read everything from genesis to the 5 pillars of islam to socrates to zarathustra to lovecraft to orwell to emerson to hegel to thoreau to the god delusion to...you get the idea. if there was an end all guide to life, we would all be following it. absorb all the information you can; anything and everything.
