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 Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 4:34 pm
there are a few word I can't stand scream
perfect: a word made up by peolpe that aren't happy and want to find some thing that doesn't exist
pure: a word that is made to draw line between things on one side good and other side (everything else) bad
normal: again drawing a line but this one says my way is right and everyone who does things differnet is weird/nuts/crazy/dumd... in other words Wrong!
okay I'm done smile but I may vent again (sigh)
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 2:42 pm
I can understand you're hatred. As far as I'm concerned, perfection doesn't really exist as the very fact that someone is deemed 'perfect' makes them less real and therefore, less perfect.
The same goes for normal - it would require someone to actually state what is "the norm" for us to be able to categorise but there's not fun in that.
Everyone's unique and we shouldn't feel the need to put people in groups.
Pure as a measure is fine (alcohol, untainted foods etc)
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 5:43 pm
i know what you mean about pure food.
I just read a book series (guardiens of Ga'hoole) that had a group that called the "pure ones"in it too many times to not twich at that word. (selfrightous, haggish, pile of racdrop owls) I haven't heard that word without thinking of those book.
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 10:11 pm
Yeah I can see why that got your goat. biggrin
(love the racdrop insult - very creative! lol)
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