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Tuesday, August 29, 2006The Mirror: The Horror Mailman
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: What do you wish you could forget? W: I already forgot it! M: They are the Encyclopedia Americana and Britannica crew. W: I have never met them. M: Well, let's put it this way. W: (Listens carefully) M: As a category. W: The personality type of encyclopedia writers must be highly methodical. M: Just how moral are you? W: Hello? M: I think hypertext gives us an illusion of linkage. W: So we are not really connected? M: I don't follow you. W: Well, you said that our linkage was only illusory. M: How can I reveal my secrets when you are shut up as tight as a drum? W: So you're saying you find me defensive? M: Once Shakespeare appealed to the multitudes. W: The multitudes had no defense against Shakespeare, but they do now. M: Let's just speak of local phenomena. W: OK, we'll stick to the 21st century. M: Its marvels. W: Its horrors. M: Pick something else. W: Hello? M: I have never met them. W: You have never met The Horrors? M: Eating plenty of spinach. W: Spinach will not prevent The Horrors from coming to visit you! M: You have never met The Horrors? W: I try to avoid them! M: Memory may fade at the moment of death. W: We would all like the memory of horror to fade. M: So we are not really connected? W: Let's pretend we have no connection to any kind of horror. M: Probably because that would take too much time away from your obsession! W: I am not obsessed with horror. M: Then it immediately fades before it can happen. W: Good, then I never have to have any nightmares, ever again. M: Something. W: Something at the door? M: Guess what you gave up, sir? W: Is that what I am supposed to say to the Horror Mailman? M: Spinach is useful for brain function. W: Maybe I should try eating more spinach after all! M: You look eminently ready to proceed. W: That's funny, I thought I looked all worn out! M: I like to talk about Society. W: Have you attended any great Society functions of late? M: I think we need all the help we can get! W: Society needs help from its lower echelons. M: That is the truth. W: So glad you agree! M: I was doing some excellent thinking. W: Was the consumption of spinach a deciding factor? M: I've stopped. W: You stopped eating spinach? M: Well, write me a letter then. W: I am not your secretary! M: Society needs help from its lower echelons. W: I am not a member of the lower echelons! M: Can there be physical ideas? W: There can be physical exercise. M: That's funny, I thought I looked all worn out! W: Maybe you need some fresh air. M: "Everything under the sun," except of course there are some places where sunlight doesn't reach. W: That's only the shadows. M: Was the consumption of spinach a deciding factor? W: Good food and fresh air are important. M: Did you want to be alone? W: Not really, but I do have to go. M: How do you know I am not an ATM, I would like to get some money. W: I need all my money for myself! M: Social niceties form an impenetrable maze. W: The maze of money-getting. M: Leave it to God. W: I shall. M: You carry on the process of mentation even while unconscious. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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