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appreciate the chance to have become the hoot and the holler of the left wing leaning crowd, given that research shows the threads i've been involved in have come back with the hottest flames, i'll acknowledge that drunken stuper is a mere privelege and lucidity is a far-fetched notion.

so i'll let labillz pretend to have a point and we'll call it a draw as i smoke this last cigarette, and amuse myself at your expense.

 

jw

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appreciate the chance to have become the hoot and the holler of the left wing leaning crowd, given that research shows the threads i've been involved in have come back with the hottest flames, i'll acknowledge that drunken stuper is a mere privelege and lucidity is a far-fetched notion.

so i'll let labillz pretend to have a point and we'll call it a draw as i smoke this last cigarette, and amuse myself at your expense.

 

jw

This is so good, I think I'll immortalize it.

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appreciate the chance to have become the hoot and the holler of the left wing leaning crowd, given that research shows the threads i've been involved in have come back with the hottest flames, i'll acknowledge that drunken stuper is a mere privelege and lucidity is a far-fetched notion.

so i'll let labillz pretend to have a point and we'll call it a draw as i smoke this last cigarette, and amuse myself at your expense.

 

jw

 

Too bad you are not in the PPP showdown.

 

Btw you are not leaning....you already fell in the deep end.

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appreciate the chance to have become the hoot and the holler of the left wing leaning crowd, given that research shows the threads i've been involved in have come back with the hottest flames, i'll acknowledge that drunken stuper is a mere privelege and lucidity is a far-fetched notion.

so i'll let labillz pretend to have a point and we'll call it a draw as i smoke this last cigarette, and amuse myself at your expense.

 

jw

 

Happy hour start at lunch on Friday?

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Wawrow has us all beat as amateurs. If he was ever wrong you'd be too caught up in his poetic flow and hip swagger to let yourself admit he was wrong

 

If it wasn't for the suburbs I think John would be ok. It's just those damn suburbs that ruin this country. If they come for the suburbs, what is next, the farms?

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Wawrow has us all beat as amateurs. If he was ever wrong you'd be too caught up in his poetic flow and hip swagger to let yourself admit he was wrong

 

heh. that's amusing, too. one day, we'll have that swig of 'shine, man.

 

jw

 

If it wasn't for the suburbs I think John would be ok. It's just those damn suburbs that ruin this country. If they come for the suburbs, what is next, the farms?

 

missed the point, as usual, 3d. never wrote anything against the farms. in fact, if i recollect, my stance against the suburbs has been the fact that they stand as some nefarious middle ground between the urban and the country. i have no qualms with those choosing to live off the land. that's a far harder business in some cases than us folk living off the conveniences of the city. i've spent time living in the country and went stir-crazy among the far-fetched, empty fields come fall. and i found the the silence and expanse totally unnerving.

 

that said, there's no way i would begrudge those who choose to live there. it's a noble living, as is living in the city, too.

 

it's the self-indulgent suburbanites who buy into their privileged myths in believing they've arrived at a cul-de-sac shore of mcmansions and applebee plazas that make me suspicious in regards to what in fact they've escaped.

 

jw

 

and hey, if this hits a nerve, well, good.

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heh. that's amusing, too. one day, we'll have that swig of 'shine, man.

 

jw

 

 

 

missed the point, as usual, 3d. never wrote anything against the farms. in fact, if i recollect, my stance against the suburbs has been the fact that they stand as some nefarious middle ground between the urban and the country. i have no qualms with those choosing to live off the land. that's a far harder business in some cases than us folk living off the conveniences of the city. i've spent time living in the country and went stir-crazy among the far-fetched, empty fields come fall. and i found the the silence and expanse totally unnerving.

 

that said, there's no way i would begrudge those who choose to live there. it's a noble living, as is living in the city, too.

 

it's the self-indulgent suburbanites who buy into their privileged myths in believing they've arrived at a cul-de-sac shore of mcmansions and applebee plazas that make me suspicious in regards to what in fact they've escaped.

 

jw

 

and hey, if this hits a nerve, well, good.

 

So, it really is the suburbs that have you so batshit crazy?

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So, it really is the suburbs that have you so batshit crazy?

Yes. He by far prefers to live in an old school original gated community: a walled city. There he's given protection from the lord and his every need provided by the other vassals and serfs. Its safe in town. Its convenient in town. Its insular in town. And, there are ivory towers in town.

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Yes. He by far prefers to live in an old school original gated community: a walled city. There he's given protection from the lord and his every need provided by the other vassals and serfs. Its safe in town. Its convenient in town. Its insular in town. And, there are ivory towers in town.

 

And better than that, you can live there for decades without knowing your neighbors.

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heh. that's amusing, too. one day, we'll have that swig of 'shine, man.

 

jw

 

 

 

missed the point, as usual, 3d. never wrote anything against the farms. in fact, if i recollect, my stance against the suburbs has been the fact that they stand as some nefarious middle ground between the urban and the country. i have no qualms with those choosing to live off the land. that's a far harder business in some cases than us folk living off the conveniences of the city. i've spent time living in the country and went stir-crazy among the far-fetched, empty fields come fall. and i found the the silence and expanse totally unnerving.

 

that said, there's no way i would begrudge those who choose to live there. it's a noble living, as is living in the city, too.

 

it's the self-indulgent suburbanites who buy into their privileged myths in believing they've arrived at a cul-de-sac shore of mcmansions and applebee plazas that make me suspicious in regards to what in fact they've escaped.

 

jw

 

and hey, if this hits a nerve, well, good.

 

Suburbanites may be living a privleged myth but urbanites are living a a reality as elitist bastards. At least here in SF that is the case

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Suburbanites may be living a privleged myth but urbanites are living a a reality as elitist bastards. At least here in SF that is the case

You think its different anywhere else in a large metropolis? NYC, LA, Chicago, Philly... well, maybe not so much Philly - save the gentrified sections. And let's not forget the Holy Land - EUROPE! Europeans rule man. They're so, so, so sophisticated and progressive! They're the model of elitism and the paragon of hip. Each and every one of them - even the men who don't bathe or use deodorant and the babes that don't shave or use feminine hygiene products. Well, maybe that's their version of tolerance and accepting "diversity". But they all speak like six or seven different languages and they travel to other countries a lot. You know, like they can get in a train and within an hour they can pass through three or four of them. No sweat! Plus, they drink wine since they were three. Here, we play banjos.

 

Hey, even all the hip cars are built in Europe. You know, all the ones that the Occupy Wall Street Slummers openly hate and secretly covet (if not outright own).

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