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Can I join this religion? : D
At least this means I don't have to crosspost the possible new doodle I'm make of your characters and perhaps Carol as well
B&
Is John Lennon our saviour?
Did he ressurect??
Did I miss something?
"DONT EVER CHANGE"
Cerberus, you are harassing me and must be banned.
Because I can't block you or anything.
Ban me a furry Jesus.
Goddammit Sonderjen
*bites the head off a dragon* NOMNOMNOMNOM
OH WAI...
Oh wait, there he is over there.
Srsly, I'd have your childs if i had a vagina.....but I don't....... >.>
If you've assumed your rightful place in the kingdom of heaven be coming back here, does that mean that this is as good as it gets? That all I have to look forward to for the rest of eternity is ... this?
What does that make hell then?
Well, dated, i can give you, but the VCL is at least searchable, and it doesn't die every six weeks.
And as for being full of shit, have you taken a look 'round lately?
If I'm not mistaken, wasn't the guy who persectured the Christian named DragonNero?
Personal Jesus
Big Butter Jesus!
Mmmm... Yum, holy toast.
OK, maybe you would... I'd be fully expecting the administration to be doing something about that, though. Especially if that person had a history of deliberately laughing at other's expense without realising that FA is a safe-haven for RL people to enjoy, not a political pressure cooker where everyone is "fair game" for whatever cutting satire one cares to throw around. Is that not a clear enough distinction?
Mark
Mark
Mark
Mark
"But never with Amway; that would be nasty nasty nasty."
Mark
Does that make Ayn Rand the devil?
"But we jest... a Ministerial vice, if you must know. We do what we can to suppress it.
"Rand, of course, was a minor devil, Our Lady of Schoolboy Fantasies, a figure of major importance on that most minor of media, the Internet. No, Mr or Ms ElSeven, true wickedness lies elsewhere, just as opposition to that wickedness lies elsewhere. Rebellion within the limits of the Internet, while amusing and often witty, carries no weight in the greater world; and the imagery of rebellion comes easily: it brings no cost, no martyrdom, no ultimate price to be paid in blood or in sweat or in life. Any victories there are purely ephemeral and purely ineffective, no matter how gaily festooned with the tinsel of religious inconography and the tang of cartoon sarcasm.
"If Hell does indeed exist -- and here at the Ministry, we do our best to create the closest possible analogue! -- at its very least, at its most minuscule and personal, it might constitute nothing more than Internet recognition gained for false achievement (false bravado, false rebellion, false resurrection), instead of for the very small yet very genuine, very undeniable, very memorable things that a person can do, and do very well.
Cartoons, for example: excellent cartoons. Cartoons that can speak for themselves, on their own terms. Cartoons that carry greater value than any temporary bad-boy reputation could provide: a value that should remain secure, long after the shouting and distractions have faded. Or so we can always hope, in all sincerity (a word whose definition we had to look up on a Web search engine).
"But enough! Room 101 awaits. Would you care to see our latest line of... products?"
Mark
Though, I beg one more answer, vis a vie said doom, if you don't mind? Forgive me if I've missed something, but why me? I mean, certainly there are those more deserving of this doom qua room then I? (spouter of platitudes and egg-headed grumpiness that I am) Is it these platitudes that have spouted, which have brought me low, or, the familiarity with their sources, no matter how imperfect my understanding? Certainly the self-righteous and self important are better left alone, so as to better obscure these genuine and sincere things behind clouds of rhetoric and scholastic haze?
But seriously....
I've said enough.
Mark
The comparison is being made between the the suppression of ideas on FA to the suppression of free thought in the society depicted in 1984.
But, the fact that his first response comes in response to my copypaste from Mr. Orwell's The Prevention of Literature, (which you might find interesting in its entirety, if you're interested in the way that extant societies suppress free thought) was a pretty big tip off as well.
Thanks for the heads-up though.
We're neither Big Brothers nor Underground Rebels, Dictators nor Martyrs, Monsters nor Heroes; the metaphors valid in the larger world of politics really don't apply here. We're just members of a fucked-up Website, and we're all making those typically fucked-up mistakes that characterize life on the Internet.
That's all.
Mark
After all, these are the internets, who really has anything serious to say?
Mark
Mark
Orkut?
gmail?
Gtalk?
o.O
good to have you back ^.^
oh wai.
Tell me what's'a happenin'.
(repeat ad infinitum) >:C
Or just lurking?
Mark
Mark
Tho it was not quite as epic as this hurr.
It's okay because it's sacriligious. :D
This would have been the GREATEST 1980's TEEN COMEDY EVER. Open your hymnals to "Don't You Forget About Me."