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*Arrives at DreamView*
*Stretches Legs*
*inhales another beeR*
anyone else every feel like they exist within two different realities at the same time. The real reality, and reality?
anyone else ever seen the tree guarded by monks, and been judged by them? who are they to think of us poorly because our minds are full of material things. do we not still see the tree?
anyone else feel like we are waiting for something we have already experienced?
lets see a raise of hands...
*raise*
The monks fucking loved me.
muahah awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Siиdяed
I was so not ready to stumble across the tree. I was walking through a garden and reached a dead in and took the next logical step. Dive into the ground, and poof I was on the other side of the garden hehe.. Once I realized where I was I expressed that I wasn't ready to be there and quietly headed back to my own place...
Psshh, monks are just as material as the rest of us these days. I ran into four monks one day who were touring the capitol building where I live, and they had like video cameras and cell phones and crap with them.
The Monks of Cool, whose tiny and exclusive monastery is hidden in a really cool and laid-back valley in the lower Ramtops, have a passing-out test for a novice. He is taken into a room full of all types of clothing and asked: Yo1, my son, which of these is the most stylish thing to wear? And the correct answer is: Hey, whatever I select.
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1. Cool, but not necessarily up to date.
-- Terry Pratchett, Lords and Ladies
:clap: Well quoted indeed, sir.
Man of Steel = +1
thanks for the smile
Won't you drown? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Rare
Gotta love Terry Pratchett. That man should be Prime Minister or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Siиdяed
Sure thing. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rare
Hey, been meaning to ask yu, what's your sig from? I seem to vaguely recognize that from somewhere.
I filled the fool's headQuote:
Originally Posted by Rare
with material called lead.
Shot dead; disrespected,
so I injected them with a nine,
then a ten and eleven for good measure
out the muzzle of my F&N Five-Seven.
Blasted them from here to heaven, fare well!
Warm up my seat, I'll meet you in Hell!
Whoops, wrong thread.
It's from a novel that I finished recently. (unpublished) The quote is from one of the semi-main characters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Man of Steel
The book starts on Earth before humans have arrived. When only animals existed in various states of spiritual evolution. Moz is the eldest dragons, one of the eternal spirits of Earth that sits upon a council of animal elders whose purpose is to watch over the progression of their animal clans.
One day Providence (the creator of humans) arrives with his daughter EVE (the archive of the human existence) requesting that humans be allowed to live again on Earth because they accidentally destroyed their last planet. If they no longer exist, then EVE, Providence's only daughter, will fade from the universe.
Because the Council of Elders have a love for all creatures within the universe they decide to allow Providence to seed the human existence onto Earth. (Even though they are concerned about the reckless nature of the human experience).
Needless to say this creates quite the environment for an adventure I like to call.
"A Great Good Tale: The Beginning"
:)