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Joren
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Posted: July 13 2004 at 16:28 |
Belljar wrote:
Joren wrote:
Belljar wrote:
Oh I'm not talking about killing myself. Did it seem like that? I could never do that, even if I did lose all hope. I could never hurt people like that. I could only imagine how awful it would be if someone I loved did that.
I believe in fighting anyway. And I'm my own example that I can succeed, because I've been beyond self-destruction. And I'm fine now
I wont cry the day I'm sure I'll meet Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin though
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It's a pity I don't believe in that... I would sell my genitals if I could shake the hand of Mr. Zappa!
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That comment really amused me!
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Painful self-mockery indeed!
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Belljar
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 16:40 |
Joren wrote:
Belljar wrote:
Oh I'm not talking about killing myself. Did it seem like that? I could never do that, even if I did lose all hope. I could never hurt people like that. I could only imagine how awful it would be if someone I loved did that.
I believe in fighting anyway. And I'm my own example that I can succeed, because I've been beyond self-destruction. And I'm fine now
I wont cry the day I'm sure I'll meet Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin though
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It's a pity I don't believe in that... I would sell my genitals if I could shake the hand of Mr. Zappa!
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That comment really amused me!
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JrKASperov
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 16:30 |
They both got old and went to listen to boring music.
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Epic.
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Joren
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 16:11 |
JrKASperov wrote:
And, you'd miss out on good stuff like MORE BBQ's and good meat and ofcourse the different kinds of beer there for the tasting AND the day you find out something funny about your dad and your father-in-law.
Did I mention you'd miss out on good beef?
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What's that funny thing about your dad and your father-in-law?
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Joren
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 16:11 |
Belljar wrote:
Oh I'm not talking about killing myself. Did it seem like that? I could never do that, even if I did lose all hope. I could never hurt people like that. I could only imagine how awful it would be if someone I loved did that.
I believe in fighting anyway. And I'm my own example that I can succeed, because I've been beyond self-destruction. And I'm fine now
I wont cry the day I'm sure I'll meet Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin though
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It's a pity I don't believe in that... I would sell my genitals if I could shake the hand of Mr. Zappa!
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Belljar
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 15:50 |
Oh I'm not talking about killing myself. Did it seem like that? I could never do that, even if I did lose all hope. I could never hurt people like that. I could only imagine how awful it would be if someone I loved did that.
I believe in fighting anyway. And I'm my own example that I can succeed, because I've been beyond self-destruction. And I'm fine now
I wont cry the day I'm sure I'll meet Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin though
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JrKASperov
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 06:44 |
And, you'd miss out on good stuff like MORE BBQ's and good meat and ofcourse the different kinds of beer there for the tasting AND the day you find out something funny about your dad and your father-in-law.
Did I mention you'd miss out on good beef?
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Epic.
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Joren
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 06:36 |
Belljar wrote:
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It was not a joke.
I discovered about 4 years ago that I am going to die (once).
When you are a little kid, you think the life you're leading is never going to end.
When I discovered this is not true, that was a slap in the face.
Life keeps on dissappointing me. Getting older is terrible, I am eighteen now, but I already think like an elderly when it's my birthday: "Now I'm going to die a year sooner".
I passed my finals and now It's the holidays. Hooray. It's terrible. I have to have driving lessons and I don't want it. I want to do something nice or creative but I can't find courage or inspiration.
Very often, I feel like an embittered, old man.
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Maybe this sounds a little morbid. But I really think that knowing you're gonna die may just be the only comfort to this life. I'm not scared of it, and in many ways I look forward to it. Not because I hate life as such, I just feel so old and too sad, and I'm only 18. Also because I'm cusious to see what is gonna happen.
I can't remember when I first knew I was gonna die. But I don't recall it as something bad. It's kinda comforting knowing that days of constant struggle and dissapointment, with short moments of happiness will end sometime. It's not something I used to think about, really.
I understand what you mean though. But you will find inspiration again. Things change so much, and you just feel like you're not moving along or that you're missing the great things that everyone else seem to experience. (atleast I do)... But as Bill Hicks says 'It's just a ride'...
I hope you're ok bunbun
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Yes, maybe it's a good thing... I wouldn't want to live FOREVER
but we have no choise, have we?
(BTW: I'm glad that you're not afraid to die, but don't look forward to it too much, because killing yourself is an awful waste . I mean, you will die eventually, so hang on, you will only hurt other people with commiting suicide)
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threefates
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Posted: July 12 2004 at 02:52 |
Going back to work in the morning makes me feel the same way...
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THIS IS ELP
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Belljar
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Posted: July 11 2004 at 16:04 |
Joren wrote:
It was not a joke.
I discovered about 4 years ago that I am going to die (once).
When you are a little kid, you think the life you're leading is never going to end.
When I discovered this is not true, that was a slap in the face.
Life keeps on dissappointing me. Getting older is terrible, I am eighteen now, but I already think like an elderly when it's my birthday: "Now I'm going to die a year sooner".
I passed my finals and now It's the holidays. Hooray. It's terrible. I have to have driving lessons and I don't want it. I want to do something nice or creative but I can't find courage or inspiration.
Very often, I feel like an embittered, old man.
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Maybe this sounds a little morbid. But I really think that knowing you're gonna die may just be the only comfort to this life. I'm not scared of it, and in many ways I look forward to it. Not because I hate life as such, I just feel so old and too sad, and I'm only 18. Also because I'm cusious to see what is gonna happen.
I can't remember when I first knew I was gonna die. But I don't recall it as something bad. It's kinda comforting knowing that days of constant struggle and dissapointment, with short moments of happiness will end sometime. It's not something I used to think about, really.
I understand what you mean though. But you will find inspiration again. Things change so much, and you just feel like you're not moving along or that you're missing the great things that everyone else seem to experience. (atleast I do)... But as Bill Hicks says 'It's just a ride'...
I hope you're ok bunbun
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Joren
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Posted: July 11 2004 at 10:09 |
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JrKASperov
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Posted: July 11 2004 at 07:12 |
Hey wait a second, I've got a girlfriend alrready!
Joren was merely wearing my boxers.
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Epic.
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Tauhd Zaïa
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Posted: July 10 2004 at 14:06 |
But I'm happy that you have found love, Joren !
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The State Of Grace Is Achieved
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Tauhd Zaïa
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Posted: July 09 2004 at 07:55 |
Joren wrote:
It's not what it seems! it was 03:27 in the morning and we were a little corny (if that's the right word)
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Why do you need to justify yourself
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The State Of Grace Is Achieved
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Joren
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Posted: July 08 2004 at 16:09 |
It's not what it seems! it was 03:27 in the morning and we were a little corny (if that's the right word)
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: July 07 2004 at 23:28 |
Hey Jrk,
Keep yer hands to yerself......
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JrKASperov
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Posted: July 07 2004 at 21:27 |
Tauhd Zaïa wrote:
You're going to be a man, Joren and you left childhood.
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No way man! He's sitting right here next to me, and I'm telling you, HE AINT NEVER GOING TO BE A MAN!!!!!!
Oh yeah, he's laughing his arse off right now...
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Epic.
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Certif1ed
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Posted: July 07 2004 at 03:46 |
That's really cool, Land!
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The Prognaut
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Posted: July 07 2004 at 00:31 |
Maybe this words I'm quoting from the contemporary Mexican poet, Jaime Sabines, will get you back on the track of the real conciousness. They read as followed: (some of the sense is lost in between due the translation to English, but the point is still the same)
"When you feel like dying / Cuando tengas ganas de morirte
hide your head underneath the pillow / esconde la cabeza bajo la almohada
and count four thousand sheep. / y cuenta cuatro mil borregos
Fast for two days / Quédate dos días sin comer
and you'll see how beautiful life is: / y verás que hermosa es la vida:
beef, beans, bread. / carne, frijoles, pan
Stay without a woman, / Quédate sin mujer,
you'll see. / Verás
When you feel like dying, / Cuando tengas ganas de morirte
don't make such a fuss, / no alborotes tanto,
and just die already". / muérete y ya.
I know it may sound of quite disturbing, but I find in this poem the real meaning of life. Hope you can snap out of this thought that keeps you upset.
Peace,
Land
Edited by landberkdoten
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break the circle
reset my head
wake the sleepwalker
and i'll wake the dead
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Certif1ed
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Posted: July 06 2004 at 17:42 |
Death or Vegetables?
I like to use the approach; Open a novel from the bookshelf at random, then base a lyric around the words on the 1st page. I like to think it gives a kind of literary credibility to my somewhat hackneyed style - and I KNOW others take this approach, MORRISSEY
OK - here goes (100 points if you can tell me the novel from which I have mutilated the opening lines);
Death and the Vegetables, part I
Spring moves in the air above And in the ground below And penetrating all around Those evil vegetables grow
And "Up we go" and "Up we go" The chorus fills the air And so the dark crescendo builds In allotments everywhere
Green shoots pop! in the moonlight Leafy tendrils scratch and scrape Those coiling serpents long foretold Reclaim their lost landscape
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I got interrupted, and it's too late for me to continue - any more ideas on this one?
(who knows, I may even set it to music and circulate it!)
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