

Can’t believe it’s been a year already!
Can’t believe it’s been a year already!
Why those three?
I’m sure there are artists, scientists and engineers that don’t let everything else go to hell, and there are likely people in other professions or hobbies that focus on one thing and let everything else go to hell.
This is probably more of a general personality trait than something associated with those specific careers.
There is a common misconception about the five stages.
The order is arbitrary, not everyone experiences them in the same order, and often don’t experience all 5.
My brother has voices, but they sound like different people. Sometimes they mimic real people he knows.
The less you have in common with him, the better.
Does Sarah sound different than your normal thinking voice?
Right, but, somebody had to calculate what those digits were before we knew them.
Got anything big planned for the anniversary?
Thanks for that!
Now, let’s have a little talk about tweetle beetles.
My wife and I have a saying every time we play a terrible retro game:
“Somebody got this for their birthday. 😞”
Nobody will appreciate it.
Don’t get me wrong, If you want to come over and we hang out and talk old timey, that would be fun, but trust me, most people will just think there’s something wrong with you.
I had a friend that was in that scene. He played this stuff in his car all the time. Wasn’t terrible music, if I recall, but I never listened to it when I wasn’t bumming rides.
Ok. Now that I at least understand.
There’s no way she actually expects to get any gold, so what’s the end game here?
Can you update the post with a proper link? I’d like this to get some traffic, but I think people aren’t seeing the link in the comments
Thanks for sharing! Fantastic film and analogy.
The symbolism of the pigs and cats is pretty obvious, so if anyone’s up for it, I’d like to discuss the man running the “food processor” and the chain snake.
I’m pretty sure most everyone watching this will identify with the cats, but, I think the sad reality is that most of us are the man. Whether we like it or not, WE are the ones collecting the resources, building the products and otherwise feeding the pigs by destroying the world we live in.
The man’s intentions are never learned. Why does he feed the pigs, and then rebuild it all in exactly the same way, when it seems obvious that the same thing will happen again and again? My answer is that it’s all he knows. He was doing alright with the pigs, and doesn’t know if the tiger will see him as an ally or a foe, so, back to the safety of the familiar.
The snake, I don’t really get. It implies that the pigs are forced to sit and eat non stop. As if they would walk away from the table if they had a choice. What does the snake represent? Possibly capitalism as a whole, or a secret deep state pulling the strings? If there was no snake under the table, does it change the interpretation of the story?
Can you show us on this doll where the music touched you?
The only good part is the end
Doodadoo doo da doodadoo!
I enjoy playing video game music in the background while I’m at work, and not once have I ever felt the way you are describing.
I’ve not liked songs because they just weren’t very good, but never for any bad connotations.
Or, you could call it ADHD, and trust me, it is no magic trick.