lisa makes me smile and laugh.
'Beneath You'
Natter 57 Varieties
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm don't see how its more appalling to kill someone who wrote wonderful books than a wonderful father or somebody's precious baby boy.
It makes me feel a little queasy, actually, that people make the distinction. I really think we shouldn't.
lisa makes me smile and laugh.
ha! Oh in researching just what that part of the neighborhood was called I found this article
written 10 years ago just about the same time I moved to the neighborhood. fascinating!
I'm don't see how its more appalling to kill someone who wrote wonderful books than a wonderful father or somebody's precious baby boy.
I guess, but the reverse happens all the time. So and so was the father/mother of two small boys/girls... we have no idea what kind of father or mother, of course, but that rarely seems to matter.
Everyone was someone's precious baby. (Or at least should have been).
I want a universal remote. So I can pause the universe while I take a really long nap without missing any deadlines.
My guess is that if you kill a writer whose work you've read and/or enjoyed - it makes it that much more personal.
On the flipside of the thing I posted - I've read a number of accounts where a soldier almost kills an enemy, and then after the war they meet again and become friends.
They just broke a light bulb the cube over. We're all going to die.
Killing your authors...I guess the idea is that if you kill someone you've heard of, you should be killing that specific person on purpose. And that the more people that have heard of them, the more people you're depriving.
A pretense of facelessness serves war.
I can't believe it - we're under a winter storm watch starting tomorrow night.
Yes, the first day of Spring.
Enough, already!