"There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. All the rest--whether or not the world has three dimensions, whether the mind has nine or twelve categories--comes afterward. These are games; one must first answer. "
Camus
a little camus for you there. Ol' Men die and they are not happy himself.
and I'll tell you, quotes are like crack. Wisdom in a quip. and you read one and while your reading it its heavan and then as soon as you stop you need another. I wish I had a bunch of little bastards running around writing down what I say. what a racket Confuscius and Socrates had going.
I'm hoping camus is right when he says
One recognizes one's course by discovering the paths that stray from it.
do you want special features on fletch dvd? do you like clicking things?
http://www.petitiononline.com/crod/petition.html
my class went very good. very very good. great sylabus, super teacher, and some old friends in there. the only fear I really have about being in school so goddammed long is that one day I'll go into a class and see no one I know. which has happened before but it is a great feeling to know at least a few of your colleagues arn't knuckle heads.
Bernard pitched me Quixtar. http://www.quixtar.com/ I knew it was coming but I went anyway. I like the poor guy but I don't have the scratch to buy in nor do I have the heart to try and sucker people into the pyramind. course on thier promotional stuff it is ciricles and lines and an increaseing dollar amount. I had it pitched to me back in 99 before it went live and if I had goten into it then who knows. I probably would own alot of blue button down shirts.
I need a better profile pic but that bastard up there now (which is me don't get alarmed) looks so inquizative. too bad he can't spell.
Sake is a great drink and I think more cost effective than whisky. quick method: find a small glass or cermanic container. find a slightly larger container. place 1st in 2nd and then fill 2nd with water. remove 1st container and microwave (or stove heat) the 2nd container with the water until near 105F. fill 1st with sake. place 1st in 2nd until sake is hot. serve and enjoy. YAY!
Harmonicas are tough. I got mine in the mail yesterday and though I love the little thing it isn't in the same key as my song nor the songs I am working on. it is a C and I don't know what key I need. I need to talk to David "Clawhammer" Hughes about it
alright ramblers lets get posting.
edit: I really can't spell.
and how about this?
On May 11, NKVD men killed the last convoy of Polish prisoners and 4,000 corpses were covered by a thick layer of the Byelorussian sandy soil. A special NKVD forestry detachment shoveled the mass grave and planted rows of pine saplings over the mounds in the site called the Goat Hills by the local villages.
When the Germans disclosed in 1943 the killing fields of Katyn to the shocked world, American President Franklin Roosevelt declared it all to be a Nazi lie and Hitler's plot. The Soviet mass murder in Katyn was well-known to the British and American Intelligence services. Information passed to the Soviet Union by Eduard Pfeiffer, homosexual double agent and his British lover Maclean about a French plan of sending the fifteen thousand Polish officers from the Soviet detention camps to Syria - where Gen. S. Kopanski formed a new Polish Carpathian Brigade, certainly influenced Stalin's decision on liquidation of the intellectual elite of the Polish army defeated in 1939 by the German and Soviet armies.
The German military investigators, who located the mass graves of 4,500 Polish victims of the Soviet policy of genocide, invited an international independent commission and the Red Cross Organization from Switzerland to Katyn. When they began to dig up the mass grave in April 1943, a Soviet plane was observed hovering over the place. Investigators from several neutral countries found undeniabale evidence of the Soviet war crimes. However, their report was totally ignored by the Soviet, American and British prosecutors during the Nuremberg Trial. Seventeen German officers who confessed their participation in the execution of Polish prisoners of war in Katyn were found quilty of crime against humanity and hanged. Until 1990, the Soviet dictators and their communist stooges in Poland maintained that the crime in Katyn had been committed by the Nazis. Those who denied it, like Stanislava Kostus, my hgh school teacher of history in Poland in 1966, were punished and dismissed from work. In October 1992, Russian President Boris Yeltsin dispatched an envoy to Warsaw to hand over a copy of Stalin's document decreeing in March 5, 1940, the supreme punishment by firing squad of 14,736 Polish army officials, along with another 10,685 Poles held by NKVD in the detention camps at Ostashkov and Starobielsk.
complete text here:
http://vip.latnet.lv/LPRA/ethnic_cleansing.htm
Camus
a little camus for you there. Ol' Men die and they are not happy himself.
and I'll tell you, quotes are like crack. Wisdom in a quip. and you read one and while your reading it its heavan and then as soon as you stop you need another. I wish I had a bunch of little bastards running around writing down what I say. what a racket Confuscius and Socrates had going.
I'm hoping camus is right when he says
One recognizes one's course by discovering the paths that stray from it.
do you want special features on fletch dvd? do you like clicking things?
http://www.petitiononline.com/crod/petition.html
my class went very good. very very good. great sylabus, super teacher, and some old friends in there. the only fear I really have about being in school so goddammed long is that one day I'll go into a class and see no one I know. which has happened before but it is a great feeling to know at least a few of your colleagues arn't knuckle heads.
Bernard pitched me Quixtar. http://www.quixtar.com/ I knew it was coming but I went anyway. I like the poor guy but I don't have the scratch to buy in nor do I have the heart to try and sucker people into the pyramind. course on thier promotional stuff it is ciricles and lines and an increaseing dollar amount. I had it pitched to me back in 99 before it went live and if I had goten into it then who knows. I probably would own alot of blue button down shirts.
I need a better profile pic but that bastard up there now (which is me don't get alarmed) looks so inquizative. too bad he can't spell.
Sake is a great drink and I think more cost effective than whisky. quick method: find a small glass or cermanic container. find a slightly larger container. place 1st in 2nd and then fill 2nd with water. remove 1st container and microwave (or stove heat) the 2nd container with the water until near 105F. fill 1st with sake. place 1st in 2nd until sake is hot. serve and enjoy. YAY!
Harmonicas are tough. I got mine in the mail yesterday and though I love the little thing it isn't in the same key as my song nor the songs I am working on. it is a C and I don't know what key I need. I need to talk to David "Clawhammer" Hughes about it
alright ramblers lets get posting.
edit: I really can't spell.
and how about this?
On May 11, NKVD men killed the last convoy of Polish prisoners and 4,000 corpses were covered by a thick layer of the Byelorussian sandy soil. A special NKVD forestry detachment shoveled the mass grave and planted rows of pine saplings over the mounds in the site called the Goat Hills by the local villages.
When the Germans disclosed in 1943 the killing fields of Katyn to the shocked world, American President Franklin Roosevelt declared it all to be a Nazi lie and Hitler's plot. The Soviet mass murder in Katyn was well-known to the British and American Intelligence services. Information passed to the Soviet Union by Eduard Pfeiffer, homosexual double agent and his British lover Maclean about a French plan of sending the fifteen thousand Polish officers from the Soviet detention camps to Syria - where Gen. S. Kopanski formed a new Polish Carpathian Brigade, certainly influenced Stalin's decision on liquidation of the intellectual elite of the Polish army defeated in 1939 by the German and Soviet armies.
The German military investigators, who located the mass graves of 4,500 Polish victims of the Soviet policy of genocide, invited an international independent commission and the Red Cross Organization from Switzerland to Katyn. When they began to dig up the mass grave in April 1943, a Soviet plane was observed hovering over the place. Investigators from several neutral countries found undeniabale evidence of the Soviet war crimes. However, their report was totally ignored by the Soviet, American and British prosecutors during the Nuremberg Trial. Seventeen German officers who confessed their participation in the execution of Polish prisoners of war in Katyn were found quilty of crime against humanity and hanged. Until 1990, the Soviet dictators and their communist stooges in Poland maintained that the crime in Katyn had been committed by the Nazis. Those who denied it, like Stanislava Kostus, my hgh school teacher of history in Poland in 1966, were punished and dismissed from work. In October 1992, Russian President Boris Yeltsin dispatched an envoy to Warsaw to hand over a copy of Stalin's document decreeing in March 5, 1940, the supreme punishment by firing squad of 14,736 Polish army officials, along with another 10,685 Poles held by NKVD in the detention camps at Ostashkov and Starobielsk.
complete text here:
http://vip.latnet.lv/LPRA/ethnic_cleansing.htm
Sake is really good, though I generally prefer cold sake. Hot sakes are either heated unnecessarily, thus destroying the flavor, or cheaper sakes that are intended to be heated. I like the good stuff.
The Soviets were crazy! They still say things there on the news like, "Well, obviously we're having financial problems because of the Jews." Insane!