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that was fucking exhausting. i'm going back to bed.

that is somehow not comforting.

in advance. it'll make more sense in an hour or two... in my defense, i did not think the aliens were referring to the entire human race. things got lost in translation.

that was probably for the best.

did you try the second video?

this one not so much.

just me? i've been playing this on and off for like a year now. finally broke down and bought the heart of stone dlc. still haven't finished blood and wine. picked up a copy of witcher II the other day. i hadn't played any of the series (or read the novels) prior to playing III. any reviews on the second game??

i want this to be good but i'm afraid... very, very afraid.

borges "the suicide" Not a star will remain in the night. The night itself will not remain. I will die and with me the sum Of the intolerable universe. I’ll erase the pyramids, the coins, The continents and all the faces. I’ll erase the accumulated past. I’ll make dust of history, dust of dust. Now I gaze at the last sunset. I am listening to the last bird. I bequeath nothingness to no-one.

seriously. fuck arcade fire.

why are we posting here again?

yeah. good luck with that. not sure that's filmable. cool book though.

but, what could possibly be more american than piling on?

also while im on the subject. BOB's poem seems to point to this. "Through the darkness of future past The magican longs to see One chance out between two worlds: Fire walk with me" it seems to suggest that the lodge sits in another realm or dimension. the bomb (fire) somehow tears an opening between two worlds that allows bob (the magician who longs to see) to get through into our world where he can satiate his longing to "see" or be flesh and blood.

sorry to butt in, but i have some ideas (some of which belong to other people) that kind of deal with this. one thing that points to the woodsman existing before the bomb is the fact that time (as it regards the lodge and it's inhabitants) doesn't seem to move in a linear, forward progressing fashion. this seems to hold true to a lesser extent with those who come into contact with the lodge. for example, laura wrote about annie in her diary. in the original series, laura never met annie. she was dead long before annie got to town. as for the lodge and it's constuction, the greater mythology of the show points to the lodge having been the subject of native american myth going back for centuries before the town of twin peaks ever existed. (check out mark frost's recently released book) i also read somewhere else that the woodsmen could be the dead spirits of the woodsmen who died in the fire that killed the log lady's husband. this of course only holds up if, as i just mentioned, time as it pertains to the lodge doesn't move forward as the log lady's husband would have died well after the bomb.

kick it

yeah. this seems kinda fast. are we gonna crash? :::

got it. yeah. those people have no chill.

did they ever do any of the mayfair witches books? i remember liking those...

that was 10 little indians right? yeah, i don't think you could sneak that past the pc police.

what makes you think i'm upset? ::HMM:: just offering alternatives that i would prefer.

greatest speech in american history