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so, what if we humans survive for thousands, even millions of years.

HAH i wont even get into how that could happen-

the point is sharp, not in curiosity------but in it's aerodynamic deliverance.

what i'm trying to say is

i'll never be able to say it

but the best way i possible could would probably be something like:

(and this is just a famous "what-if" question!)

what if our brains are only capable of using 99.99999% of itself

kind of like the speed of light

or if that's one of the strange laws of the universe

O how i wish i knew where i could find some more conciousness

the galaxies yonder-

imagine the things they'll know!

the aliens out there! they must be indulging in their own taboos

in their own shadows

from their own 3 suns

triplets! orbiting.

yeah so what if we can't ever use all of our brains?

and WHOA what if we could, eh!?:cup:

Posted

the most psychoactive thing i've consumed as of today was caffeine-

in my tea.

but oh-

i need to lay off the chems you say?

now, seeing as how we ARE in the lounge, i approach you with swift movement and wide eyes-

what would make you say something like that?

just because i am very fascinated with "chems" does not mean i am always on them & running trying to find them!

to consume them!

 

no, my friend.

there is a balance, one with unsteady variable waveforms.

and i value the essence of sobriety just as much as i value the essence non-ordinary reality.

+ my poet side intertwines my aura from word to word

and my poet side is where i lay on

and turn off the lights.

Posted

*sigh

the desire to write, to ramble in my corridors that i moderate-

(sequence of action, and of course reaction)

leaves me flaborghasted.

 

i just wanted to climb atop the bluff and watch the ocean from 100 feet up.

so i did.

i just wanted to write about a what-if

so i did!

accused by a digital neighbor!

though, one not to blame

assumptions are always made

from vagues to the energy

that just flourishes when you read

these temporary symbols.

 

one thing i do love oh so very much is rambling in this door of the lounge.

hehe, i see you peeking your head in here.

have a seat, this is the lounge.

Posted

The pulling of leg is what caused this reply

and the right to spout randomly I will not deny

 

If my reference to chems was such an offence,

I have to tell you that at times I'm quite dense.

 

I apologise profusely

can you forgive me?

 

By the way - what's that smell?

Is someone smokin' in here?

Posted

oh by the way

who here has seen the Lorax?

such a beutiful story dr. suess concocted!

and !!!!!!!!!! i love the music in that movie.

so creative, experimental for it's time.

it had to be!

Posted
I think that when I was a kid, I had a tape with lorax written on it... but it was just an audio tape. I'm gonna steal all of my dr suese books back from my sister.... those things are pure genius.

 

much abliged, mr. magic :cup:

Posted

hell yes, Dr. Suess!

 

spent the night at my brother's house, with my newborn nephew, and read some of his suess books.

 

HAHAHA- Hop on Pop!

and man, green eggs and ham, what a wonderful book that is.

 

and its a great explanatioin for the unknown.

unknown=possiblely risky=fear=hate

 

but by trying, experimenting, making sure he DID, in fact, not like green eggs and ham, he discovered a wonderful (and rather trippy) dish!

 

 

I WISH I HAD SOME GREEN EGGS AND HAM

Posted

i can vaguely recall my grandfather reading me Dr. Seuss stories when i was a much younger child...i had/have upwards of 15 Seuss books. i personally have never read/seen then Lorax, my favorite was always Yerlte the Turtle, who thought so much of himself as a ruler that he started to think himself better than those who looked up to him (his people, the other residents of his pond...eventually his people got sick of it and pulled a Ku de Ta on Yertle. Luckily for our protagonist, he learns his lesson and eventully regains his throne and is nice to everyone.

 

quite the message, and all of his stories have the greatest artwork. "on beyond Zebra is a good one too...

 

regards.

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