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"There is no amount of pretty in the world that can cover a venomous heart."

Ah, the irony! Rhonda Huntress said that, and she also said:

http://forums-archive.secondlife.com/327/85/252954/3653.html (The quote in Rio's post, sixth post down.)

http://forums-archive.secondlife.com/327/85/252954/3828.html (Top post.)


Monday 22 August 2011

Silence?

I notice that Scylla seems to think Pinter invented dramatic silence.

Pep (thinks she might do well to investigate Meyerhold's work.)

10 comments:

  1. I thought she was merely fighting all the injustices of the world for everybody as usual .....


    .... like fighting her own hangover.

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  2. She had nothing to say on the 'cliques and cults' thread.

    A silent, yet approving nod, to the tactics of the LWL crowd.

    Please, I want just ONE more youtube video thread!

    (make that two)

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  3. Oh pish, Pep. I don't think, nor did I suggest, any such thing.

    @Venus -- I haven't commented about the LWL because I think the whole ruckus is an absurdity (as I tried to suggest in my lately "retired" OP). Perhaps I'd have been better to evoke Ionesco than Pinter.

    I think the most vocal in both sides of this "debate" could find much more constructive ways of employing their energies. It's long past being entertaining.

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  4. Perhaps you could intervene then Scylla, and suggest that the LWL keep their sanctimonious kindergarten teacher interference out of the forums and inworld.

    Pep (Ionesco? Don't be absurd!)

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  5. PS You might enjoy Simon Baron-Cohen's recent book: Zero Degrees of Empathy - A New Theory Of Human Cruelty.

    PPS He starts off the book by defining empathy as sympathy, which rather defeats the whole argument.

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  6. It's a nice idea Pep, but my "interventions" haven't had a great deal of success in the past.

    Sometimes silence is golden.

    And as I blame individuals (because I think it is also absurd to employ collective guilt) of both "sides," I doubt that those opposing the LWL would be any happier with my comments.

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  7. I'm to the rescue, Scylla. I'm saving the SLF by ontbijtkoek.

    Come have some.

    You too, Pep.

    Come on.

    C'ON' !!!

    Captcha is 'glabl'.

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  8. Scylla, you can not believe that the expectation of success should be the sole motivator for action . . .

    Pep ( . . . otherwise why would you waste so much time on the SLLU.)

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  9. WHY I read that OP as SUS, not Scylla, I have no idea (some kind of neural programming no doubt). I'm reading through the comments and the first ones reinforced that idea! Music vids? Check. Fighting someone? Check. Incorrectly* Googled attributions? Check.

    Whoops! Sus & Scylla are now interchangeable? The world just got a little more trippy.
    :)
    I don't read Engrish good.

    I want today's puppy btw. Adorable bulldog pup.

    *Wut? Haven't any idea whoTF you guys are talking about. Ionesco, Pinter? And I'm too lazy to Google it myself. I'm more conversant in Travell and Loewy to name a few.

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  10. @ Pep, such theatrics;-) [rim shot]

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