... down a hole.

 
 
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Well, two weeks later and MTPT #1 has two comments.  It's time to break bread. 

Since visits to Brainbooger.com  are comprised of a philosopher that sees stock trades in every post, Google's mistakes, and a mother's quietly brief and longing scans for some heartwarming and innocent penmanship--perhaps a prequel to The Tale Of Peter Rabbit, Bunny Love--left aghast by alternate reality, we'll all have to make do. 

Let it be a reminder to the nimble young minds out there whom have yet to be enlightened by years of alcoholism, that pointless self amusement is ones greatest satisfaction during droughts of popularity. 

So, without further adieu we set the sails of story by the winded whims of a straw man, presenting the most vainglorious exposition of self indulgence to become wavelength since the last episode.

As promised, Episode #2 shaped by the comments left for #1--which amounted to Ben's gibberish about the stock market--... lolz, shout-out to B for his consistent contributions--GOOD ON YA MATE!!
 


Comments

bb

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:31:58

no seriously, are you doing that voice? and what, is there only one cow in that economy?

check out RDN...it's spiking..ABK/MBI/PMI/AIG up too on FRE/FNM news...not sure if those are setting up to establish a new higher base or if they'll fade, but RDN looks more likely to fade into the $5-$6 area..it's already down -2% in AH...

 

bb

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:37:18

wait, so what say you on the mind-body problem? can research in cognitive neuroscience bridge the explanatory gap between the supposedly nonphysical mind and physical body? the hell does it even mean for something to be "nonphysical" or "physical"? will hedging bets against rising milk costs in a single-cow economy save the ice-cream producer?

also, since you didn't respond to my comment about Glengarry Glen Ross, I'm going to assume neither that you have seen it nor that you have not seen it. Instead, I want to draw your attention to a particular scene, which is conveniently on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9mvTHSVsEo

 

bb

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:44:53

http://www.inoutstar.com/news/Painting-With-Your-Penis-4796.html

 

jpf

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 23:15:24

Another great idea of mine wasted by inaction. I thought of 'penis painting' years ago....I like 'Pricasso'at least I hadn't thought of that...

 

jpf

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 23:25:36

"He is I and I am him, Slim, with the tilted grin. What's my mutha' fuckin' name?"
-Snoop D O double G

 

j to the pizzle flip tha fizzle

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 23:37:24

As to the nature of economics of lands far far away: questioning the logic of what's said prior to qualifying the rationality of the speaker could be less economical than the reverse. Surely one can can formulate their own questions without the aid of the ignorant, therefore avoiding unending consciousness of involuntary err. Then again, maybe not.

 

bb

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:12:44

the one-cow-economy comment was a joke by the way...anyway, yeah i thought of penile painting recently, not that i had the balls to actually do it and show others by way of video or pictures, but it was one of those random "hey that's something different that would capture attention and maybe make money" thoughts.

 

jpf

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 12:29:41

Re: P-painting. My thoughts exactly. Unfortunately, I'm often in the same boat, no guts, no glory.

 



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