Comments on: Posts of Quality http://fagonfoss.com/blog/2005/12/posts-of-quality/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:41:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Leon Brooks http://fagonfoss.com/blog/2005/12/posts-of-quality/#comment-2387 Leon Brooks Tue, 06 Dec 2005 09:13:56 +0000 http://i386.kruel.org/blog/?p=152#comment-2387 i386: could be. I'm betting that the answers are there, just not widely identified (or maybe not widely accepted) yet. Most important historical developments happened several times before they really caught on, and many of them were also instantiated in several places at once "when the time was right", so to speak. [shrug] Wait and see. i386: could be. I’m betting that the answers are there, just not widely identified (or maybe not widely accepted) yet. Most important historical developments happened several times before they really caught on, and many of them were also instantiated in several places at once “when the time was right”, so to speak. [shrug] Wait and see.

]]> By: i386 http://fagonfoss.com/blog/2005/12/posts-of-quality/#comment-2384 i386 Tue, 06 Dec 2005 04:11:48 +0000 http://i386.kruel.org/blog/?p=152#comment-2384 Could it be that most are selfish and unhappy creatures due to the predicament of our social standing choices? That in order for us to find a temporary peace in ourselves we must make discourse for another? I am not sure. I guess because we are developing our own subculture in a more accepting world, the problems with our lifestyle have no answers yet. Could it be that most are selfish and unhappy creatures due to the predicament of our social standing choices? That in order for us to find a temporary peace in ourselves we must make discourse for another? I am not sure. I guess because we are developing our own subculture in a more accepting world, the problems with our lifestyle have no answers yet.

]]> By: Leon Brooks http://fagonfoss.com/blog/2005/12/posts-of-quality/#comment-2381 Leon Brooks Mon, 05 Dec 2005 23:39:33 +0000 http://i386.kruel.org/blog/?p=152#comment-2381 Don't know if "bitter" is exactly the right word. Perhaps "resentful" comes closer, but that's still not quite on the money. There's a touch of desperation in it, but "desperate" is (well, generally, anyway -- I could name some specific exceptions :-) also off the mark. "Unsettled" or "dissatisfied" also come close, but still no banana. The failure to find an accurate way to portray the gestalt of my homopolar and ambisextrous associates ("friends", "foes" and don't-cares alike) nags at me. Let me know if any epiphanies arrive, will you? Don’t know if “bitter” is exactly the right word. Perhaps “resentful” comes closer, but that’s still not quite on the money. There’s a touch of desperation in it, but “desperate” is (well, generally, anyway — I could name some specific exceptions :-) also off the mark. “Unsettled” or “dissatisfied” also come close, but still no banana.

The failure to find an accurate way to portray the gestalt of my homopolar and ambisextrous associates (”friends”, “foes” and don’t-cares alike) nags at me. Let me know if any epiphanies arrive, will you?

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