One’s Ownmost Experience
Hi Liz,
How are you?
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Dear Bill,
It’s all starting to collapse. I feel like nothing I do will ever level the enormous advice hole that my friends show me daily. None of you know how to do anything correctly.
I feel like I just keep watching you shoot yourselves in the foot.
All-purpose advice
1) Martin Heidegger philosophized that a courageous anxiety about death (being-toward-death) gives man an "impassioned freedom towards death."
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2.1) To have a child is to have social cachet. It changes the way strangers on the subway view you.
2.2) Krumping the stripper dance also changes the way they view you.
3) This is how a classically composed animal picture should look. Not the style of the composition, not the content, not the spirit, not the spirit of the style; the inclusion of a diaper.
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Healthily hellbent on being hopelessly deathbound,
-Me
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October 29th, 2006 at 2:53 pm
4) I bet you never considered:
If you wear a diaper, and you are a flat-chested girl or a boy with gynecomastia or boy without gynecomastia or a chested girl, nobody will be able to tell what gender you are.
November 1st, 2006 at 6:59 am
These are amazing.
November 15th, 2006 at 9:33 pm
I never shoot myself in the foot.
November 29th, 2006 at 5:23 pm
Liz, do you ever get the feeling your Kantian ethics are interfering with your training as a semiotician?