vicissitudes
Created on: September 29th, 2010
fry's dog pales in comparison
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I'm not sure what this comment says. Do many accuse you of having a uterus? Is this a veiled and vague feminist critique?
After living through miscarriages and currently having a pregnant wife, this site was me spending five minutes playing with some concerns I have at the moment. You may not have enjoyed it, and you can 1 it all day of course and never hear a complaint from me. I just wanted to clarify the subject matter:
Apart from paying small homage to what I have long found to be the most emotionally effective and affective 5 mins of film history, I was allewding (to and for myself anyway) to the old Taoist story about the farmer whose son finds a horse. The farmer's neighbor comes over and says what a great find this wild mare is, to which the farmer says, Perhaps. The next day the son breaks his leg while trying to break in the horse, and the neighbor expresses his condolences that his son will be unable to help with the year's harvest - to which the farmer says, Perhaps. Later, the emperor comes by and conscripts every able-bodied man to fight in his bloody conquests, but the son with his broken leg is thus spared an almost certain death. The neighbor congratulates the farmer, to which the farmer replies, of course, Perhaps.
This is a story that has no ending.
After living through miscarriages and currently having a pregnant wife, this site was me spending five minutes playing with some concerns I have at the moment. You may not have enjoyed it, and you can 1 it all day of course and never hear a complaint from me. I just wanted to clarify the subject matter:
Apart from paying small homage to what I have long found to be the most emotionally effective and affective 5 mins of film history, I was allewding (to and for myself anyway) to the old Taoist story about the farmer whose son finds a horse. The farmer's neighbor comes over and says what a great find this wild mare is, to which the farmer says, Perhaps. The next day the son breaks his leg while trying to break in the horse, and the neighbor expresses his condolences that his son will be unable to help with the year's harvest - to which the farmer says, Perhaps. Later, the emperor comes by and conscripts every able-bodied man to fight in his bloody conquests, but the son with his broken leg is thus spared an almost certain death. The neighbor congratulates the farmer, to which the farmer replies, of course, Perhaps.
This is a story that has no ending.
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