Of woman and man

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Cartoonsyndicate » Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:54 pm

Mur wrote:Did I mention I'm in love?

I made a sale to the bullpen manager of the dodgers.....Jokingly I asked him for tickets to the game since the dodgers were in town to play the phillies.....the phillies sell out every night and tickets are hard to come by for a reasonable price.

I got 4 tickets behind the plate...and a ball autographed by the players manager and coaches....met the bullpen coach in the pen before the game.

Took my oldest, my girlfriend, and her son.

My son and her son hit it off.

Hamels pitched and phillies won.

It was a magical night.

Now I met her because of a wrong number....kinda magical....but the magic just seems to keep happening.

Now is it that we make our own magic.....or is it more like fate?
as General Striker is always wont to say, 'the collision of free electrons in empty space is never accidental.'
"But that's no more true than saying the universe is ineluctably bound to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. In the end it's all an entropic stew but in the meantime we got some serious livin' to do." Arthur Afterburn

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Pam » Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:56 pm

Revival of the Cartoonsyndicate I see :D

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Pana » Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:16 am

lkwalker wrote:
Pana wrote:
lkwalker wrote:profoundly disturbing and irreconcilable forces at play in the cosmos? I think that is the case.
...and what are these disturbing and irreconcilable forces, BE?
let us sit by tepid waters
that lap the slimy leg of dock
embalmed in the autumn of an evening,
amid the growing ripples
and wiry bamboos
(broken in youth
like the teeth of a mutant)
why there is an argument
about the nature of the God
among the gluons of my hemispheres
and of the matter of
the moist heat on
the knuckles
of the hand
that rolled
your
stocking
down...
Let us sit
and let us listen to
the clickings of the pool,
and in the still that lies
between the bow and string,
sleep.
Hey, BE? Which disturbing and opposing forces? There's quite a few in the above excerpt. From passion displayed in a putrid environment, the existential one to ....you name it. :)
The driving sexual force contained and checked by the 'continuity of life' force?
“Integrity has no need of rules.”

-Albert Camus

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Pana » Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:17 am

Mur...enjoy your time. Glad you met someone you can click with and it's steeped in magic.
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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Cartoonsyndicate » Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:34 am

Hey, BE? Which disturbing and opposing forces?
I think the dude was referring to the bow and string- but I could be wrong. The world of loss is littered with broken spirits. Know what I mean?
"But that's no more true than saying the universe is ineluctably bound to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. In the end it's all an entropic stew but in the meantime we got some serious livin' to do." Arthur Afterburn

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Pana » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:06 am

Cartoonsyndicate wrote:
Hey, BE? Which disturbing and opposing forces?
I think the dude was referring to the bow and string- but I could be wrong. The world of loss is littered with broken spirits. Know what I mean?
"I've come to the house of the Immortals:
In every corner, wildflowers bloom.
In the front garden, trees
Offer their branches for drying clothes;
Where I eat, a wine glass can float
In the springwater's chill.
From the portico, a hidden path
Leads to the bamboo's darkened groves.
Cool in a summer dress, I choose
From among heaped piles of books.
Reciting poems in the moonlight, riding a painted boat . . .
Every place the wind carries me is home.

-Yu Xuanji
“Integrity has no need of rules.”

-Albert Camus

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Cartoonsyndicate » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:28 am

beautiful poem. a tad sentimental for my taste but it works.
"But that's no more true than saying the universe is ineluctably bound to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. In the end it's all an entropic stew but in the meantime we got some serious livin' to do." Arthur Afterburn

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by TraumaT » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:31 am

Cartoonsyndicate wrote:beautiful poem. a tad sentimental for my taste but it works.
Don't worry about it, sock, I am sure one of your other personas like it just fine.

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by Cartoonsyndicate » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:39 am

nah. that was a consensus appraisal.
"But that's no more true than saying the universe is ineluctably bound to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. In the end it's all an entropic stew but in the meantime we got some serious livin' to do." Arthur Afterburn

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Re: Of woman and man

Post by TraumaT » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:41 am

Cartoonsyndicate wrote:nah. that was a consensus appraisal.
Nah, that was a dishonest fuck talking through a lame ass sock puppet, so there is no need to take what he says seriously.

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