the beginnings of clairvoyance was from a man who bought a vending machine just to spite the gods. and of course, what better way to make them jealous but to buy a vending machine?
this all went well when a pig from persia sold him a woman. that woman then would chase him out of his den, then rape him all of his morality. he would sometimes go out stark naked and sing 'the beautiful one'. but only when the weather was hot and humid.
and then he would draw stick figures on his hands and do a play of german politics. but his friends disliked him. and of course, a man of his status really don't have any friends to begin with. so he just sits alone in the dark, and wait for winter. then he'd chop wood for fire, stark naked.
and when spring comes, he'd leap for joy, crying "where is the snow? where is the snow? oh yes, it's spring! away with the snow!".
and his neighbours would shake their heads and walk off, cursing and stomping to the market like all americans would.
on a final note: ideas comes from cerebral impulses, imagination and thought. synthesize them and we get conscience. but the real question is, how does emotion come into play?
this all went well when a pig from persia sold him a woman. that woman then would chase him out of his den, then rape him all of his morality. he would sometimes go out stark naked and sing 'the beautiful one'. but only when the weather was hot and humid.
and then he would draw stick figures on his hands and do a play of german politics. but his friends disliked him. and of course, a man of his status really don't have any friends to begin with. so he just sits alone in the dark, and wait for winter. then he'd chop wood for fire, stark naked.
and when spring comes, he'd leap for joy, crying "where is the snow? where is the snow? oh yes, it's spring! away with the snow!".
and his neighbours would shake their heads and walk off, cursing and stomping to the market like all americans would.
on a final note: ideas comes from cerebral impulses, imagination and thought. synthesize them and we get conscience. but the real question is, how does emotion come into play?
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