John in your world you can never know what another really sees or what has
really convinced another of anything, and ultimately it is all chemicals,
Kafka is just the right titration of organic chemicals. Omlor's world is
the isolated hell of the loneliest number of one. And what it all means can
come from a bottle (chemicals) and sentimental bio reactions to sounds
coming out of your stereo. Sentimental because they are just conditioned to
previous physical phenomena. Alas, all the Ghost Orchid is good for in
Omlor's world is for drying up and smoking. I guess Tina, wiener dogs have
no disadvantage in Omlor world.
Daniel
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From: Omlor@aol.com [mailto:Omlor@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 5:35 PM
To: bananafish@roughdraft.org
Subject: "But Captain Jack will get you high tonight..."
Luke wishes:
"So we don't live in Omlor's world, after all, if we don't want to."
Yes, we do.
Some of us just think we see things. Or want to so badly that we convince
ourselves we do.
Incidentally, the right chemicals produce a similar effect.
--John (sans Spirit... except the pourable sort)
PS: But he wasn't "in one." Those were computer generated graphics and guys
in Latex....
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