Quote
of the Day
“Illness
is primarily a drama, and it should be possible to enjoy it as well as to
suffer it. I see now why the Romantics were so fond of illness – the sick man
sees everything as metaphor. In this phase I’m infatuated with my cancer. It
stinks of revelation.” (Anatole Broyard)
Opening
Absurdity
If
there were more caravans in the world there would be caravans galore and the
world would be full of great words (and caravans)
A
Wise and Foolish Saying That Will Probably Never Be Said
To
‘take the cake’, is to give the cake meaning
A
Sometimes Cruel, Disturbing, and Absurd World…
A
British man has been sentenced after being caught on CCTV sexually assaulting two
horses with a paint brush which he also allegedly sniffed and licked
Book
Title You Will Probably Never See…
How
To Be Metaphorical In An Emergency: A Lion Is About To Eat You!
A
Possibly Wise, Possibly Foolish Question…
Did
you just see the meaning of the world?
The
Meaning of Life?
Working
Remotely
Said
No One, Probably Ever….
“Do
as you do and don’t as you don’t, the goat is remote and now I feel like
McDonald’s”
A
Statistic That Probably Never Was or Will Ever Be…
53.3%
of all people are happy for 62.22% of the day when it snows and the sky growls
From
The Great Man Fernando Pessoa…
“When
all by myself, I can think of all kinds of clever remarks, quick comebacks to
what no one said, and flashes of witty sociability with nobody. But all of this
vanishes when I face someone in the flesh: I lose my intelligence, I can no
longer speak, and after half an hour I just feel tired. Talking to people makes
me feel like sleeping. Only my ghostly and imaginary friends, only the
conversations I have in my dreams, are genuinely real and substantial.”
“My
life has been one long and expensive advertisement and now I am cashing in…”
Go
Absurd! Exercise:
Go
past someone’s front yard and jollily exclaim,
“that’s
an almighty tree you have there!”
A
Sign You Will Probably Never See…
|
HELLO
BE
THINE
NAME
|
Going
Absurd!
TEKE-TEKE /
PIKOTARO
Remember
Absurd
responsibly. The Buddhist no harm principle applies here. Do not harm
yourself or others when going absurd. (Maybe what I have just written is
absurd?)
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