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I have not forgotten you, I believe it was my volley. I am preparing something.Arising_uk wrote:SOB,
I think we'll have to put our conversation on hold, as Bill appears to want to get back to his peep-show.
Although he does remind me of what they say about those who protest to much.

Who are you Nelson?.. your powder is wet.SpheresOfBalance wrote:I have not forgotten you, I believe it was my volley. I am preparing something.Arising_uk wrote:SOB,
I think we'll have to put our conversation on hold, as Bill appears to want to get back to his peep-show.
Although he does remind me of what they say about those who protest to much.
And who the fuck do you think you are? Just another tired old shit with his/her own ideas, as if they actually matter. You live, you have them, you die, end of story. Oh I'm sorry, for a second I thought we were talking about something you understood. I don't believe in cookie cutters, my parrot is in a cage, hanging on the wall, merely the reflection of what he hears the most. Sorry, sad, little parrot, can't get out of his cage!Hjarloprillar wrote:Who are you Nelson?.. your powder is wet.SpheresOfBalance wrote:I have not forgotten you, I believe it was my volley. I am preparing something.Arising_uk wrote:SOB,
I think we'll have to put our conversation on hold, as Bill appears to want to get back to his peep-show.
Although he does remind me of what they say about those who protest to much.
The spheres you want to lob at enemy will fall short.
The grapeshot will follow.
your volley is imagined. boy.
Fair enough again.No, you just think I do, because as of that time, that you thought so, you were unaware of where I was going, understandable, but again premature.
I didn't say it was the method, I said we have no voice or type from Socrates, only Platos account. These are not the same lips nor hands. So I don't think your analogy holds. I also think there are differences between the techniques we use to tell a story, as the voice adds timbre, intonation, etc, that the hands find much harder to tell, whereas the hands can talk without being there and over time.No, there is no difference, they are both subject to the mind's story, as they merely duplicate what it is the mind tells them to do, it matters not if one tells a story, or one writes it, either one can equally be true or false; an accurate or inaccurate account. The way in which the mind duplicates them matters not. What really matters is ones agenda, which is often hidden in ones mind, and cannot be ascertained merely by noting which method of recounting is employed.
