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Omnomnom
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*burp*... I'm gonna see what's in the fridge...
*burp*... I'm gonna see what's in the fridge...
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DR. OCTAGONOPUS!!!
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BLAAAAAAAAAAAAARGGH!!!
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A Story by the Fireplace!
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Long ago there was a vast expansive land filled with rich green life which shrouded the globe. The sheer beauty of it would make most people today faint in wonder, for this was the true face of the world before the human race had poisoned it with their societies and technologies; complexity was a stranger to this world. Complexity was a concept that only humans could bear.
But the world was not yet enslaved by its future inhabitants.
During this time, there was a blizzard. The blizzard was so blisteringly cold and gratuitously thick with fabulous snowflakes glistening like glass, that it was impossible to see farther than a hundred feet or so. Yet no matter where one stood, one massive hill was always in sight. Atop this hill, one could see the trees, the grass, the various animals; whatever the eye desired it could have as long as it remained atop that hill!
Yet from that hill, an eye could even see the most beautiful treasure in the world's possession. It glowed with a mesmorizing incandescence; it's golden hue known only to those before humanity's cruel ways.
The treasure was invisible from any other location. When an eye were to leave the hill to get a closer view it would disappear, regardless of weather. Rain or shine, the treasure would have been impossible to recover had selfish humans been around to seek it. Unfortunately, for the treasure's presence to vanish entirely and not only lose it's appearance, it needed only the presence of humanity, for the treasure was not a thing but it was hope. The treasure was the location the earth chose to express its happiness and it shined it with a blinding bliss that only the pure could comprehend. It was a bliss of simplicity and of peace.
But the earth was unknowingly responsible for its own demise...
Humanity was born and its ceaseless ravenous hunger for power and riches and knowledge and land killed off the animals, and wilted the trees! The grass retreated and left deserts! Fearful the planet lost its smile; lost its bliss, and the world cowered beneath its own terrible creation.
Humanity has searched for that treasure ever since, yielding no results. For all their knowledge they know not the simplest things. For all their war, they destroyed the one thing they desire most.
The human race is the greatest of paradoxes...
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I guess my point here is... Why can't we all just get along? Seriously! *looks at the middle east and criminals and Prop 8 and whatever else you wanna complain about* The world is what it is... We've taken it and claimed it as our own, and we know that even that is a lie. We've humilated it and castrated it with our skyscrapers and smog. We've dishonored it with our wars, and what is there to negotiate with anymore? What does the government DO? I question the point of our society...
On a side note, I got burning rangers in the mail today! yaaay! xD (I saved a dolphin!!! (IN THE GAME!! xD))
But the world was not yet enslaved by its future inhabitants.
During this time, there was a blizzard. The blizzard was so blisteringly cold and gratuitously thick with fabulous snowflakes glistening like glass, that it was impossible to see farther than a hundred feet or so. Yet no matter where one stood, one massive hill was always in sight. Atop this hill, one could see the trees, the grass, the various animals; whatever the eye desired it could have as long as it remained atop that hill!
Yet from that hill, an eye could even see the most beautiful treasure in the world's possession. It glowed with a mesmorizing incandescence; it's golden hue known only to those before humanity's cruel ways.
The treasure was invisible from any other location. When an eye were to leave the hill to get a closer view it would disappear, regardless of weather. Rain or shine, the treasure would have been impossible to recover had selfish humans been around to seek it. Unfortunately, for the treasure's presence to vanish entirely and not only lose it's appearance, it needed only the presence of humanity, for the treasure was not a thing but it was hope. The treasure was the location the earth chose to express its happiness and it shined it with a blinding bliss that only the pure could comprehend. It was a bliss of simplicity and of peace.
But the earth was unknowingly responsible for its own demise...
Humanity was born and its ceaseless ravenous hunger for power and riches and knowledge and land killed off the animals, and wilted the trees! The grass retreated and left deserts! Fearful the planet lost its smile; lost its bliss, and the world cowered beneath its own terrible creation.
Humanity has searched for that treasure ever since, yielding no results. For all their knowledge they know not the simplest things. For all their war, they destroyed the one thing they desire most.
The human race is the greatest of paradoxes...
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I guess my point here is... Why can't we all just get along? Seriously! *looks at the middle east and criminals and Prop 8 and whatever else you wanna complain about* The world is what it is... We've taken it and claimed it as our own, and we know that even that is a lie. We've humilated it and castrated it with our skyscrapers and smog. We've dishonored it with our wars, and what is there to negotiate with anymore? What does the government DO? I question the point of our society...
On a side note, I got burning rangers in the mail today! yaaay! xD (I saved a dolphin!!! (IN THE GAME!! xD))
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My goggles...
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...they smell bad... xD *goes to clean them... 
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Mrs. Ferrell, see ya in the summer...
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...yeah, I'm gonna fail the Algebra 2 exam... No questions about it. I never did understand the stupid completing the squares and factoring. My dad went over it with me, but he's the kind of guy that's so good at math that he just goes off on his own ways of solving problems filled with A's and B's and P's and Q's and X as an exponent and filling up pages of his own work, instead of trying to help me understand the way the school is doing it. He tries to teach me an entirely different method in 10 minutes, and it's not really helping me for the exam. It's just confusing me more. He doesn't realize that I'm not so good with numbers that I can write an original essay with them. I can only recognize certain paragraphs and duplicate sentences that make sense in reply from memory. I barely didn't fail the last six weeks...
The worst thing is I dont know why I care... T_T
Whatever. Whining over, sorry for wasting your time. -_-;
The worst thing is I dont know why I care... T_T
Whatever. Whining over, sorry for wasting your time. -_-;
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