Comments | looktoodeep: I'm seeing waves breaking form on my horizons, Lord, I'm shining!

looktoodeep

I'm seeing waves breaking form on my horizons, Lord, I'm shining!

Jan 23, 2005 18:51

As the snow began to stick to the Earth last night, I knew that the work day would be shortened. I was correct, as I was released from my duties at 6 PM. I immediately set out for the house, where I gathered the supplies I would need for my expedition; Pillows, feather comforter/mattresses, a Chemical Brothers CD, and the food of the Gods. Very ( Read more... )

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juviana January 24 2005, 05:03:50 UTC

To answer your question: Yes, I do.

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capndrseuss January 24 2005, 07:20:21 UTC

"want to live forever?"

Nope, I need another adventure

looktoodeep January 25 2005, 04:24:31 UTC

What kind of adventure are you hoping to have when your consciousness and any kind of sensory world as you know it has slipped away?

capndrseuss January 25 2005, 04:36:17 UTC

Who knows what comes after life or what death brings? I prefer to believe that there might be something after life. Not a Heaven or a Hell, but just something else like the Zoroasterians, who actually influenced the Christian view of what happens when a being dies. So, I see taking the third stage of life as an adventure. Stepping into the unknown where many have travel but no one has ever came back. My opinion.

looktoodeep January 25 2005, 06:13:42 UTC

Indeed, let's hope for a gentle journey into the unknown.

creatche January 24 2005, 13:55:25 UTC

Amen. Sometimes I wonder if humans are the earth's limbs buckling under weight as we struggle to rise.

looktoodeep January 25 2005, 04:25:17 UTC

Rise on up, Prometheus!

aenka January 25 2005, 03:31:51 UTC

Weeee, drugs! I'm commenting because you added me. And because I don't really know who you are, although there are vague connections. That last one is a particularly good reason for commenting. On a different note, I wouldn't want to live forever, unless I was in a significantly more exciting life than my current one. Like, if I ruled a large plot of land. At least ten acres. Or if I could control people with my mind. Or if I had a pet tiger. It would have to be an immortal tiger, though.

My name is Bill, it's a pleasure to meet you... looktoodeep January 25 2005, 04:32:01 UTC

Mind control and brainwashing is totally possible, the U.S. military does it to all of their recruits. I say go for it, start your own cult!

Yesss, an immortal pet tiger would most definitely kick ass, I would ride on its back.