Originally posted by NordlysThe struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man's heart. One must imagine Starrman happy 🙂
He was actually pretty cool. It was one of my most interesting classes (otherwise I wouldn't have attended, it wasn't obligatory). He introduced us to some great texts like Camus' "The Myth of Sisyphus".
Originally posted by StarrmanTwisting words is brown trash behaviour. I used to do that sort of thing too, before I began to follow the Way of the Faith Whale.
Sexy vamps and roleplaying... hmm... nope, can't see the objection myself.
(Does anyone else remember the Honey Badger Fascination, which reached its apotheosis just before the First Eruption? Well, Faith Whales are this season's honey badgers.)
Originally posted by royalchickenCan we observe the movements of the Faith Whales and make predictions about future seismic events?
Twisting words is brown trash behaviour. I used to do that sort of thing too, before I began to follow the Way of the Faith Whale.
(Does anyone else remember the Honey Badger Fascination, which reached its apotheosis just before the First Eruption? Well, Faith Whales are this season's honey badgers.)
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Originally posted by StarrmanWe can listen to their song, which carries for hundreds of miles through the ocean, spreading a message of faith and whaledom to all those enlightened enough to hear that range of frequency. Verily, the song of the Faith Whale transmits its holy message in much the same way that the music of swords-and-sorcery metal outfit Soybean Abortion spreads the message that tofoetus is delectable.
Can we observe the movements of the Faith Whales and make predictions about future seismic events?
Seismic events are caused by the emission of notes by the Faith Whales at the resonant frequency of ivanhoe's mind, which begins to oscillate in waves with beautiful, linearly increasing amplitude until its motion overcomes its the structural forces which hold it together.