Comments on: the great dry spell http://lewdcognoscenti.com/archives/393 Tempering the laughter of the damned. The truth about optimism. The cynic engages the Buddha in reincarnating coversation. Stuff like that. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 23:45:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: The Jamoker http://lewdcognoscenti.com/archives/393#comment-422 Tue, 15 Aug 2006 21:42:29 +0000 http://lewdcognoscenti.com/archives/393#comment-422 I salute your will power. This is a noble quest you have undertaken. Insanity is relative though... I salute your will power. This is a noble quest you have undertaken.

Insanity is relative though…

]]> by: 6 STRING http://lewdcognoscenti.com/archives/393#comment-421 Tue, 15 Aug 2006 13:27:14 +0000 http://lewdcognoscenti.com/archives/393#comment-421 Jester, synchronicity has struck again! Since my recent birthday and other rampages I've been contemplating this very topic. The following paragraph struck home with unbelievable accuracy. "The problem comes when you check the actual definition of bravado and discover that it is as bad as you’d hoped, the problem comes when you know you’re on a lubricated slide into the beating heart of futility with all your dreams as devalued currency." Bravado is as bad as I'd hoped. What a web of ego we create. Am I the spider or the fly? Maybe even a spider caught in it's own web. We must take care on how we clean the doors of our perception. Here is another question I constantly ask myself “Am I on a lubricated slide into the beating heart of futility with all my dreams becoming devalued currency?” Ok well I don’t ask myself anything that well worded, but the question is ever present. I am attempting to walk the balance between my personal beliefs and the need to make a good living. Jester, synchronicity has struck again! Since my recent birthday and other rampages I’ve been contemplating this very topic. The following paragraph struck home with unbelievable accuracy. “The problem comes when you check the actual definition of bravado and discover that it is as bad as you’d hoped, the problem comes when you know you’re on a lubricated slide into the beating heart of futility with all your dreams as devalued currency.”
Bravado is as bad as I’d hoped. What a web of ego we create. Am I the spider or the fly? Maybe even a spider caught in it’s own web. We must take care on how we clean the doors of our perception.
Here is another question I constantly ask myself “Am I on a lubricated slide into the beating heart of futility with all my dreams becoming devalued currency?” Ok well I don’t ask myself anything that well worded, but the question is ever present. I am attempting to walk the balance between my personal beliefs and the need to make a good living.

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