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~the~killing~lights~ Report | 08/28/2006 4:33 pm

hugs for boxer shorts boy.

Ilse Scourge Report | 08/23/2006 1:34 pm

By the way, brilliant profile.

n.n

Ilse Scourge Report | 08/23/2006 1:33 pm

I know you're planning on changing your screen name soon, but I just wanted to tell you that I love the one you have now.

<3 The Cure <3

melonkuma Report | 08/22/2006 12:53 pm

Wahahah. Random comment.
I love your signature; it cracks me up.
Ah redneck America.

The Strangelove Show Report | 08/12/2006 2:44 pm

To me, it can be healthy in small doses but a balance is really needed. Repeated rationisation can be just as bad as replying to every situation with an emotional outburst. Isn't your quote by the late Stanislaw Lem?

The Strangelove Show Report | 08/11/2006 2:08 pm

The only philosophy book I have is "The Portable Voltaire". Still, it is a good one. What do think of intellectualisation of emotions?

The Strangelove Show Report | 08/11/2006 11:30 am

Nothing wrong with novellas with no meaning; sometimes you just want more a little entertainment than enlightenment. What kind of philosophy books do you possess?

The Strangelove Show Report | 08/11/2006 9:41 am

Continuing, Ivan is baffled by the whole affair and attempts to catch a fleeing Woland when he is stopped by a checkered man (the checkered referrs to his jacket, his name is Koroviev and he is also a choirmaster) who advises Ivan to scream "Help!" so that Woland, being thought as a criminal, could be captured. Ivan does so only to realise it was a ploy to stall Ivan. In order to shorter time, I will skipped some descriptions of the pursuit, though it should be mentioned that Ivan discovers a a large black tom cat (named Behemoth) trying to board a streetcar and pay its fare. Finally, Ivan comes to the building where members of the MASSOLIT, which Ivan is one, gather and in a hysterical mood endevaours to impart his story of the death of Berlioz and his pursuit of his murderer. He demands that the militia be called at once to capture Woland though Ivan is instead is hauled to a psychiatric hospital and is declared mentally unstable due to schizophrenia. (Historical fact: at that time Soviet psychiatrists had "discovered" a new form of schizophrenia called "sluggishly progessing schizophrenia". Those who were mainly infect by this "mental disease" were politician againist the regieme of Soviet, or againist Stalin himself. As you can tell, this type of schizophrenia was nothing more than a tool to dispose enemies.) And it is here that Ivan meets another inmate, an inmate who calls himself the Master...

The Strangelove Show Report | 08/11/2006 7:54 am

All right, back to the summary. Woland offers evidence, saying that he has spoken personally with Pontius Pilate and warns Berlioz that he shall miss an significant meeting with members of MASSOLIT. because of a woman and that he will "lose his head." When Berlioz attempts to flee from Woland, he slips and falls on a streetcar line and is decapitated. More to come.

The Strangelove Show Report | 08/10/2006 11:09 pm

Unfortunately, I will have to continue tomorrow, comrade. My insomina is beginning to dissipate and, by the way, nice background.