Ralph Waldo Emerson

[SwimOdin]

I don’t know why, I’m a pretty progressive person, but hippies annoy me? Are 19th century authors hippies?

Anyway, was mid-20th century life a mistake?

 

Yes.

I shouldn’t have a yard,

[discolé monade]

how, hai are ya? 

[SwimOdin]

I did smoke some, but it’s mostly alcohol as I lay on a waterproof blanket in my backyard. I think you’re right; I should smoke more:

[scoobdog]

I think you just gave Jack Handey another year of material.

[The_annoying_one]

Why the hell did this thread immediately conjure up visions of “Where’s Waldo” in my uncultured mind?

[SwimOdin]

33 minutes ago, The_annoying_one said:

Why the hell did this thread immediately conjure up visions of “Where’s Waldo” in my uncultured mind?

Because they both share the word “Waldo”

i want to play “Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins”

[naraku360]

1 hour ago, SwimOdin said:

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Who?

[André Toulon]

Coming soon to FOX.

What happens when a simple blue collar worker

The world's most celebrated vagrant

And a cheap refrigerator 

All wind up sharing a prison cell.

Tune in 8-30-25 at 7pm, following the evening news.... WHERE?

Only on FOX

[Insipid]

Prominent writers have a tendency of being left leaning, Bohemian, radical, whatever the fuck term used in the period. Post-WW2 life in America led to car-dependent suburbia being rapidly built, so yes. It was a mistake.

 

Yeah, yeah, vibe killing. Idgaf.

[PhilosipherStoned]

If you don't want your yard I'll take it. 

[discolé monade]

6 hours ago, Insipid said:

Prominent writers have a tendency of being left leaning, Bohemian, radical, whatever the fuck term used in the period. Post-WW2 life in America led to car-dependent suburbia being rapidly built, so yes. It was a mistake.

 

Yeah, yeah, vibe killing. Idgaf.

shut up scoob