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For lastvoyages: Journal Entry 26: [Audio; souds a bidt sduffy]

Aug 22, 2011 18:11

I understand now why the untransformed ones who had seen that Barge before were so apprehensive. I am unscathed, but have been given...much food for thought.

[private to Hoffman]
I keep having to rebreak my nose in order to try and get it to set correctly....

...excellent shot!

[Friends filter]That was...I was definitely one of the lucky ones. ( Read more... )

got a question over here, dogged attempts at...something, wtf barge?, here have some wtf, deep thoughts, at least the plant survived, signs of change, crumbling denial, unvarnished opinions

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Private. acertifieduser August 23 2011, 19:54:59 UTC

Thanks for helping that other version of me. I'm not really the same guy, but I can still appreciate a kind gesture.

Private. feels_no_love August 24 2011, 00:38:09 UTC

It was a small matter. In my opinion your work requires an editor but is not without merit. And I am also a voracious reader on this Barge.

Private. acertifieduser August 24 2011, 00:47:34 UTC

That wasn't really my kind of work. I write better than that, when I bother to.

Private. feels_no_love August 24 2011, 00:54:26 UTC

Mine always comes out like battlefield reports. It is why I have never written my memoirs.

My alternate could, however, surprisingly.

Private. acertifieduser August 24 2011, 01:12:37 UTC

Writing's overrated anyway.

Private. feels_no_love August 24 2011, 02:54:19 UTC

In my case, I just want the truth out in a way I know to be accurate.

Private. acertifieduser August 24 2011, 14:45:04 UTC

Then you shouldn't read anything non-fiction. The Bible is lucky enough to have multiple perspectives to show you that they don't agree on events. Everyone else is just making shit up and filling in blank gaps in their memories with charming anecdotes they know people will love. Selling the book is more important than being honest in it these days.

Private. feels_no_love August 24 2011, 21:53:32 UTC

...hm.

An interesting point of view. Unromantic, but for that, I suspect all the more accurate.

Private. acertifieduser August 25 2011, 05:48:03 UTC

I'm sorry if it disappoints you. You seem like an intelligent guy. I figured you should know better.

Private. feels_no_love August 25 2011, 18:46:06 UTC

I am not disappointed; it adds a bit of insight into the modern world. In my time historians might have held but a single viewpoint, but sensationalism was not the point.

Private. acertifieduser August 26 2011, 02:48:20 UTC

It is now. When are you from, exactly?

Private. feels_no_love August 26 2011, 03:06:39 UTC

I was born in 1423, and existed until the late nineteenth century.

Private. acertifieduser August 26 2011, 17:51:53 UTC

Huh. I wouldn't have guessed that. I'm impressed, actually.

Private. feels_no_love August 27 2011, 04:06:49 UTC

I am adapting to what is generally considered "modern" as quickly as I can. But yes, I am a walking history viewpoint.

Private. acertifieduser August 27 2011, 16:52:00 UTC

Do you mind if I ask you some questions? Not right now, but at some points in the future, when I'm trying to get a more accurate picture of certain circumstances.

Private. feels_no_love August 27 2011, 21:57:45 UTC

Not at all, not at all. Perhaps we can help each other out. Modern technology and culture rather fascinate me, you see.

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