button pushing error (antiblog #5, in F. sharp)
October 31, 2007 at 4:28 pm | Posted in writing | 8 CommentsTags: antiblog, F., writing
Christians, sir, on the starboard bow!
Wahah? (waking up from a stupefying sleep)
Christians, sir, on the starboard bow,
Hmm, christians heh. Exercise extreme extreme caution. We must remember The Inquisition when they tries to kill all magic, any claim to power not theirs, omniscent they call him, how proud, how magnificent their god that he could only save the souls of those whom he had made imperfect by having his only son tortured to death. And then claimed to be all loving, remember South America, conquistador, knowledge flowed one way and death the other. They are prone to political cunning since they live in strict heirachies of closeness to god, each striving for an exclusive place in heaven at the expense of us, my friends, who live already with freedom,
So what do you want us to do?
Nothing, ignore them and they will go away. But first hide all the jewellery,
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utterly magnificent!
Comment by narziss— October 31, 2007 #
i don’t laugh aloud, but i snort with a smile.
i can not be both clever and funny at the same time, and you do it with apparent ease
Comment by beeskiffle— October 31, 2007 #
Heheh… fabulous display of your cheeky smile.
Comment by narnie— October 31, 2007 #
knowledge flowed one way and death the other
pithy, that……….
Comment by jo— October 31, 2007 #
killing the magic – very apt for Hallowe’en, a festival stolen from the magic realms, though the magic fights back.
Excellent piece
Comment by Crafty Green Poet— November 1, 2007 #
note to me, this piece has been podcast, sshhhhmsss, sshh,
Comment by gingatao!— December 22, 2007 #
And I just heard that podcast, sir. It’s amazing. I can read this and think,”yes, I see whet he means”, then I can listen to it and really know that it’s still serious, but it’s OK to laugh.
Even as I hide my jewelry.
Very poignant, especially if one knows the roots of the word jewelry.
Comment by Eric1313— December 30, 2007 #
oh i have been catching up on writings i missed, thankyou, this is wonderful and still brand new
Comment by tipota— February 16, 2009 #