Does SL make you like whales with silly names?
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Chas Connolly
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11-27-2007 04:51
From: Claire Silverspar lol hmm i didn't know that...
I might just go and ruin a friend's view of plato lol. She is dead against 'that sort of thing' and yet she adores Plato. Should I be evil? hehe
xxcxx Oh, yes, please. Anyone who is against 'that sort of thing' deserves it. To be fair, pretty much every civilised male was into 'that sort of thing' in Ancient Greece, apparently. Oddly enough, Plato claimed his relationships were, well, platonic.
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Sandy Carver
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11-27-2007 04:54
From: Claire Silverspar (no offense meant to any actual hippies lol) Hey woahhhhh, non taken man. Peeaace! |
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Conan Godwin
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11-27-2007 04:55
I can't wait for November 30th when Greenpeace fraudulently announce that "Babu" was the winner of the poll, and then no one will ever give the crusty Dutch hippies any money ever again. Then the French commandos can get down to business without the media getting involved. They've been waiting a long time for round 2.
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Chris Norse
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11-27-2007 04:59
From: Conan Godwin I can't wait for November 30th when Greenpeace fraudulently announce that "Babu" was the winner of the poll, and then no one will ever give the crusty Dutch hippies any money ever again. Then the French commandos can get down to business without the media getting involved. They've been waiting a long time for round 2. That is one good thing you can say about the French, they do like to declare war on bands of pacifist hippies.
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Conan Godwin
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11-27-2007 05:01
From: Chris Norse That is one good thing you can say about the French, they do like to declare war on bands of pacifist hippies. It is, however, the only good thing.
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Claire Silverspar
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11-27-2007 05:04
From: Chas Connolly Oh, yes, please. Anyone who is against 'that sort of thing' deserves it. To be fair, pretty much every civilised male was into 'that sort of thing' in Ancient Greece, apparently.
Oddly enough, Plato claimed his relationships were, well, platonic. /me runs off to add that in my e-mail only joking lol. she really is very prejudice. I think it was how she was brought up. I'll get through to her eventually. Sandy - wow you hid it well! never would've guessed! btw http://thefoody.com/meat/baconpudding.html bacon pudding lol. apparantly the recipe is from down south. This is a posh version. Gran never bothered with any extras like sage or onion. I can't believe I was told that she completely made it up  I'll be scarred for life lol. |
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Cherry Czervik
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11-27-2007 05:05
I can tell you many good things about the French but you wouldn't listen.
I quite liked Bumi. However when all is said and done I like to imagine the whale would be proud to have a fine comedy name!
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Conan Godwin
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11-27-2007 05:06
Actually, the Romans were way gayer than the Greeks could ever hope to be. Greek art mostly showed young men engaging in naked sports - which is pretty gay, I'll admit - but Roman art showed young men having sex - which, I think you'll agree, is gayer still.
Still, the Romans got a lot done, so I think there's a lesson there somewhere.
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Conan Godwin
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11-27-2007 05:07
From: Cherry Czervik I can tell you many good things about the French but you wouldn't listen.
I quite liked Bumi. However when all is said and done I like to imagine the whale would be proud to have a fine comedy name! I'd listen, but I wouldn't believe you. Has anyone thought of asking the whale what his name is?
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Sally Silvera
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11-27-2007 05:09
From: Conan Godwin
Has anyone thought of asking the whale what his name is?
He doesn´t speak typonese |
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Chas Connolly
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11-27-2007 05:11
From: Cherry Czervik Even if I have been lead astray in this information, yes you should if only to make her confront her prejudices  Personally I guess I am nearest Nietzsche. I am not proud of that fact, but we are what we are. At least I don't LOOK like Nietzsche - I think it was the fact no one would boff him that made him so cantankerous. Nietzsche wasn't very fond of Plato either. Who can blame him? Plato must have looked a sight by the 19th Century.
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Chas Connolly
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11-27-2007 05:12
From: Conan Godwin Actually, the Romans were way gayer than the Greeks could ever hope to be. Greek art mostly showed young men engaging in naked sports - which is pretty gay, I'll admit - but Roman art showed young men having sex - which, I think you'll agree, is gayer still.
Still, the Romans got a lot done, so I think there's a lesson there somewhere. Close formation marching?
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Claire Silverspar
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11-27-2007 05:12
From: Conan Godwin Has anyone thought of asking the whale what his name is? Yes, he splashed water on the asker's pants... I'll leave you to decide which name he prefers. |
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Cherry Czervik
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11-27-2007 05:13
From: Chas Connolly Nietzsche wasn't very fond of Plato either. Who can blame him? Plato must have looked a sight by the 19th Century. /me snorts very loudly and gets funny looks ... |
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Cherry Czervik
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11-27-2007 05:13
From: Claire Silverspar Yes, he splashed water on the asker's pants... I'll leave you to decide which name he prefers. QFT Well maybe not truth but a truth I'd like to see BE truth ... |
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Chas Connolly
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11-27-2007 05:22
Speaking of Nietzsche, perhaps anyone thinking about buying land, signing a (useless) rental agreement or making a deposit into a fictional SL financial institution should be encouraged to read Nietzsche's theory of eternal recurrence.
The thought that they could be doing something again and again for eternity might give them pause.
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Sally Silvera
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11-27-2007 05:26
From: Claire Silverspar Yes, he splashed water on the asker's pants... I'll leave you to decide which name he prefers. Pure brilliance  |
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11-27-2007 05:27
From: Conan Godwin It is, however, the only good thing. But that one thing can be their salvation.
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Claire Silverspar
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11-27-2007 05:33
From: Sally Silvera Pure brilliance not so sure... wasn't quite as funny for the guy. He got quite embarrassed walking round with a wet crotch. Whale thought it was funny though. |
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Cherry Czervik
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11-27-2007 05:38
From: Chas Connolly Speaking of Nietzsche, perhaps anyone thinking about buying land, signing a (useless) rental agreement or making a deposit into a fictional SL financial institution should be encouraged to read Nietzsche's theory of eternal recurrence.
The thought that they could be doing something again and again for eternity might give them pause. /me looks at Chas in a whole new light ... Claire, this whale appears to be a bit of a wiseass ... next thing you know it will be posting here ... |
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Claire Silverspar
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11-27-2007 05:42
well, you never know, this /is/ second life. I once saw a dolphin flying in the sky. granted whales are much heavier but still....
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Cherry Czervik
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11-27-2007 05:59
From: Claire Silverspar well, you never know, this /is/ second life. I once saw a dolphin flying in the sky. granted whales are much heavier but still.... No Claire, no. Otherwise he'd want to be called Mr Flappy Flippers. |
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Chas Connolly
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11-27-2007 06:02
From: Cherry Czervik /me looks at Chas in a whole new light ...
Claire, this whale appears to be a bit of a wiseass ... next thing you know it will be posting here ... Just as long as it ain't Windlight. And how do you know he isn't
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Claire Silverspar
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11-27-2007 06:05
From: Cherry Czervik No Claire, no. Otherwise he'd want to be called Mr Flappy Flippers. No! thats the dolphin's name. |
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Chas Connolly
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11-27-2007 06:07
From: Claire Silverspar well, you never know, this /is/ second life. I once saw a dolphin flying in the sky. granted whales are much heavier but still.... Some whales - I think it may be humpbacks - have aerial sex.
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