the longest thread, thread - Occasionally NSFW

[strike wolf]

Uggh. I'm depressed. I was listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and got a little bit saddened so I said, hey let's go with Lynyrd Skynyrd for a while. That'll cheer me up. And it did. Until I got to Free Bird and was not only resaddened by Dark Side of The Moon but also reminded of how I had always thought of Free Bird as Lynyrd's funeral song in a way and how they were dead and became down right depressed.

[Stephan Wayne]

Uggh. I'm depressed. I was listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and got a little bit saddened so I said, hey let's go with Lynyrd Skynyrd for a while. That'll cheer me up. And it did. Until I got to Free Bird and was not only resaddened by Dark Side of The Moon but also reminded of how I had always thought of Free Bird as Lynyrd's funeral song in a way and how they were dead and became down right depressed.

ohh you poor sorry f*ck

[jnd94]

Uggh. I'm depressed. I was listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and got a little bit saddened so I said, hey let's go with Lynyrd Skynyrd for a while. That'll cheer me up. And it did. Until I got to Free Bird and was not only resaddened by Dark Side of The Moon but also reminded of how I had always thought of Free Bird as Lynyrd's funeral song in a way and how they were dead and became down right depressed.

ohh you poor sorry f*ck

Shutup loser.

[strike wolf]

Well, I tried to cheer myself up but I think even sadder now.

[strike wolf]

I must thank BS and AC/DC. Their music has brightened my day.

[targetman377]

billy joel always can cheer me UP!!!!

[static_ice]

I think The Wall is way more depressing.

[strike wolf]

I think The Wall is way more depressing.

The Wall has a more depressing message, but I've always felt that Dark Side Of The Moon has a more depressing beat to it.

[jonesthecurl]

and if you don't join the ticket we'll set them on you...

[strike wolf]

and if you don't join the ticket we'll set them on you...

Even I'm a bit confused about this one

[autoload]

I think target's lost it. Maybe the radiation finally got to his brain.

Could be william18 syndrome.

[strike wolf]

I think target's lost it. Maybe the radiation finally got to his brain.

Could be william18 syndrome.

Please don't remind me of that. The worst case of wasted pages ever.

[targetman377]

whats the william 18 syndrome?

[strike wolf]

Let's just say that will is infamous of making a set of continuous uninterrupted posts in a set that made it to over 3 pages long. It still gives me nightmares.

[jonesthecurl]

and if you don't join the ticket we'll set them on you...

Even I'm a bit confused about this one

Um it made sense when I posted it in response to something else, but somehow my post's arrival was delayed. Trust me, I'm sure it made sense at the time. It doesn't now, and i'm not gonna take the time to go back and find the post it was meant tot follow...

[strike wolf]

Well, I've officially changed the background of my computer so that it shows a snake and a wolf. In time I'll make it say strike/curl 12.

[strike wolf]

We'll be finishing up our section on Knowledge in Philosophy today. In the end, while i found Hume's theory concerning empiricism interesting, I still prefer Descartes' view. Hume is just too radical and deep down I'm a rationalist.

[targetman377]

well that sounds like fun

[strike wolf]

well that sounds like fun

Ever taken philosophy?

[targetman377]

well that sounds like fun

Ever taken philosophy?

yes i did. my teacher was big on being an atheaist. he was crazy and bald. and evertime he thinked about somthing hard he put is index finger on his head and rub his bald head it drove us crazy!!!!

[strike wolf]

So you should know at least the general idea of what I am talking about. Therefore I will ask you the following question.

Are you an empiricist or a rationalist?

[targetman377]

i would most utter fall under an ratainistic view.

[jonesthecurl]

Frankly our experience of the universe is so far from the current scientific understanding of its real nature, we have to rely on reason to get anywhere near understanding it.
On the other hand, our actual moment-to-moment reaction to what we experience is largely under our own control - which makes me lean towards phenomenological existentilism.

[targetman377]

Frankly our experience of the universe is so far from the current scientific understanding of its real nature, we have to rely on reason to get anywhere near understanding it.
On the other hand, our actual moment-to-moment reaction to what we experience is largely under our own control - which makes me lean towards phenomenological existentilism.

wow how thoughtful.

[jonesthecurl]

see, I can always come down on both sides of the same question. I'm not sure if its a weakness or a strength. Probably both of course...