Think that most people
are acting and they don't even know it. What would it be
like to be real for one day in your life? Your dreams would be
different. At least you would have a shot at something.
the dreamer awakes & asks...
Think that most people
are acting and they don't even know it. What would it be
like to be real for one day in your life? Your dreams would be
different. At least you would have a shot at something.
### - is this a genuine question/statement or just a troll? :)))
is very unlike you to go 'off-script' like this so am curious what
prompted it...
the dreamer awakes & asks...
Think that most people
are acting and they don't even know it. What would it be
like to be real for one day in your life? Your dreams would be
different. At least you would have a shot at something.
### - is this a genuine question/statement or just a troll? :)))
is very unlike you to go 'off-script' like this so am curious what
prompted it...
"Life goes on much the same. In the face of terrifying dangers and golden >political opportunities, people just keep-on keeping-on in a sort of
twilight sleep in which they're conscious of nothing but the daily-round
of work, family life, darts at the pub, exercising the dog, bringing home
the supper, beer, etc, etc."
--George Orwell - walking around 1940's London during the blitz
### - the 'point' being that orwell is in 'observer-mode' here...
he's not participating he's just observing, and from that detached pov he >notices that everyone else is walking around in some kinda unthinking >twilight-sleep, 'acting' and going-through the motions as though they're >awake when in reality it's like they're just unthinkingly following some >script in a play that's been written for them...
"to be real for one day" (as you mention above) is thus what orwell is
doing compared to what everyone else is doing! although in truth he was >actually like that ALL the time!
this detached pov being what made him an... outsider ;)
or what some people refer to as being: the writers pov...
(tried to explain this to jeremy once but he just ended up calling me
names lol :)))
if this *isn't* what you're talking about above and which 'was' you only >trolling, then i'll just go back to being the "know it all/little lord >slider" which are the names you were calling me the other day...
haha :)))
On Sat, 01 May 2021 02:41:58 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.com>
wrote:
the dreamer awakes & asks...
Think that most people
are acting and they don't even know it. What would it be
like to be real for one day in your life? Your dreams would be
different. At least you would have a shot at something.
### - is this a genuine question/statement or just a troll? :)))
is very unlike you to go 'off-script' like this so am curious what
prompted it...
"Life goes on much the same. In the face of terrifying dangers and
golden
political opportunities, people just keep-on keeping-on in a sort of
twilight sleep in which they're conscious of nothing but the daily-round
of work, family life, darts at the pub, exercising the dog, bringing
home
the supper, beer, etc, etc."
--George Orwell - walking around 1940's London during the blitz
### - the 'point' being that orwell is in 'observer-mode' here...
he's not participating he's just observing, and from that detached pov
he
notices that everyone else is walking around in some kinda unthinking
twilight-sleep, 'acting' and going-through the motions as though they're
awake when in reality it's like they're just unthinkingly following some
script in a play that's been written for them...
"to be real for one day" (as you mention above) is thus what orwell is
doing compared to what everyone else is doing! although in truth he was
actually like that ALL the time!
this detached pov being what made him an... outsider ;)
or what some people refer to as being: the writers pov...
(tried to explain this to jeremy once but he just ended up calling me
names lol :)))
if this *isn't* what you're talking about above and which 'was' you only
trolling, then i'll just go back to being the "know it all/little lord
slider" which are the names you were calling me the other day...
haha :)))
Slider, the only troll here is you. I've been away for a while and
just look at all the ridiculous posts and commentaries in the meantime
- all from you.
You, sir, are the troll. Change your ways or there will be no one
here whatsoever.
On Mon, 03 May 2021 11:35:14 +0100, o'Mahoney <libertidad@south.south.com> >wrote:
On Sat, 01 May 2021 02:41:58 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.com>
wrote:
the dreamer awakes & asks...
Think that most people
are acting and they don't even know it. What would it be
like to be real for one day in your life? Your dreams would be
different. At least you would have a shot at something.
### - is this a genuine question/statement or just a troll? :)))
is very unlike you to go 'off-script' like this so am curious what
prompted it...
"Life goes on much the same. In the face of terrifying dangers and
golden
political opportunities, people just keep-on keeping-on in a sort of
twilight sleep in which they're conscious of nothing but the daily-round >>> of work, family life, darts at the pub, exercising the dog, bringing
home
the supper, beer, etc, etc."
--George Orwell - walking around 1940's London during the blitz
### - the 'point' being that orwell is in 'observer-mode' here...
he's not participating he's just observing, and from that detached pov
he
notices that everyone else is walking around in some kinda unthinking
twilight-sleep, 'acting' and going-through the motions as though they're >>> awake when in reality it's like they're just unthinkingly following some >>> script in a play that's been written for them...
"to be real for one day" (as you mention above) is thus what orwell is
doing compared to what everyone else is doing! although in truth he was
actually like that ALL the time!
this detached pov being what made him an... outsider ;)
or what some people refer to as being: the writers pov...
(tried to explain this to jeremy once but he just ended up calling me
names lol :)))
if this *isn't* what you're talking about above and which 'was' you only >>> trolling, then i'll just go back to being the "know it all/little lord
slider" which are the names you were calling me the other day...
haha :)))
Slider, the only troll here is you. I've been away for a while and
just look at all the ridiculous posts and commentaries in the meantime
- all from you.
You, sir, are the troll. Change your ways or there will be no one
here whatsoever.
### - obviously you've totally misunderstood this exchange between chris
and myself in order to view it as my trolling? (was asking him if *he's*
just trolling or asking a serious question + qualified my statement using >orwell's quote etc)
On Mon, 03 May 2021 12:49:41 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.com>
wrote:
On Mon, 03 May 2021 11:35:14 +0100, o'Mahoney
<libertidad@south.south.com>
wrote:
On Sat, 01 May 2021 02:41:58 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.com>
wrote:
the dreamer awakes & asks...
Think that most people
are acting and they don't even know it. What would it be
like to be real for one day in your life? Your dreams would be
different. At least you would have a shot at something.
### - is this a genuine question/statement or just a troll? :)))
is very unlike you to go 'off-script' like this so am curious what
prompted it...
"Life goes on much the same. In the face of terrifying dangers and
golden
political opportunities, people just keep-on keeping-on in a sort of
twilight sleep in which they're conscious of nothing but the
daily-round
of work, family life, darts at the pub, exercising the dog, bringing
home
the supper, beer, etc, etc."
--George Orwell - walking around 1940's London during the blitz
### - the 'point' being that orwell is in 'observer-mode' here...
he's not participating he's just observing, and from that detached pov >>>> he
notices that everyone else is walking around in some kinda unthinking
twilight-sleep, 'acting' and going-through the motions as though
they're
awake when in reality it's like they're just unthinkingly following
some
script in a play that's been written for them...
"to be real for one day" (as you mention above) is thus what orwell is >>>> doing compared to what everyone else is doing! although in truth he
was
actually like that ALL the time!
this detached pov being what made him an... outsider ;)
or what some people refer to as being: the writers pov...
(tried to explain this to jeremy once but he just ended up calling me
names lol :)))
if this *isn't* what you're talking about above and which 'was' you
only
trolling, then i'll just go back to being the "know it all/little lord >>>> slider" which are the names you were calling me the other day...
haha :)))
Slider, the only troll here is you. I've been away for a while and
just look at all the ridiculous posts and commentaries in the meantime
- all from you.
You, sir, are the troll. Change your ways or there will be no one
here whatsoever.
### - obviously you've totally misunderstood this exchange between chris
and myself in order to view it as my trolling? (was asking him if *he's*
just trolling or asking a serious question + qualified my statement
using
orwell's quote etc)
Well yep, my comment was a bit uncalled for. But some of your posts
show an unrepentant troll attitude which I thought you had forgone
forever - trolls are not objective and while you had a sense of
objectivity soon after Chris told us he was gone (but nevertheless
came back) it seems it didn't take long for it to go again.
There's only three, possibly four, here in this old group. Let's keep
it from extinction, I'm happy to play the game, the question is:
Are you, punk?
Are ya?
lol
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