SOMETIMES
isn't the even
fact of the
other side of the argument existing
enough to
debunk
your point?
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Monday, April 7, 2008
More Numbers
3: A Radical. The flicker in the corner of your eye that jolts against the grain of your normalcy. It dares to say that both sides are wrong, cause there's more than two sides to begin with.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
American Democracy
Is an open-ended essay question on a test, and people respond with "true or false".
Then the same people wonder why they failed.
Then the same people wonder why they failed.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
balzed revisionst numbers
no.
4: A perpendicularity. The creator of, and the opposite of, a square.
stupid.
4: A perpendicularity. The creator of, and the opposite of, a square.
stupid.
Blazed numbers
4: The Everyday: Those actions which you have seen so many times, are arbiteted by two Pong Games. Natch?.
Numbers
0: Everything. Commonly thought to be the opposite, but everyone who's no one knows that's just a Rove-ian smear campaign.
1: A non-entity. It only exists to give definition to masses and globs, to make multiples happen. Clearly not the loneliest, as without it, there would be no other.
2: An argument. Dissension is the force that bends a straight line into a circle. Two sides, volleying not because either of them is wrong, but because they can't see who's right is importanter.
...
(more to follow?)
1: A non-entity. It only exists to give definition to masses and globs, to make multiples happen. Clearly not the loneliest, as without it, there would be no other.
2: An argument. Dissension is the force that bends a straight line into a circle. Two sides, volleying not because either of them is wrong, but because they can't see who's right is importanter.
...
(more to follow?)
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