uncommon sense
so taking the course history of common sense. silly philosophy. He argues something that is very basic, which is very good, but also not nearly preentious enough. but this one sentence about how we smell really annoys me because reid starts talking about a man who has never smelt before who suddenly gets the sensation of semlling a rose. what would his reation be? reid says that the man would assume that the new sensaton, which feels entirely unlike anything else, would naturally be interpreted as coming from outside the body. i would assume that any new feeling i got that i had to similiarity to compare to would come form my body. on another note, i am a lazy bastard. but we already knew that. and i find, well evermind that. oh, and im playing a follower of the demon prince of whores, perversions and any pleasure deviancy. and i sound like a muppet. oh, and thats for d&d. my geekitude holds no bounds, merely bondage gear.