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Thursday, September 18, 2008The Mirror: Sing in a mighty major key
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: Don't interrupt me. W: That is not a very welcoming start to a conversation! M: Should I play the part of Life? W: That means that I have to play Death! M: That's a good place to start. W: No one starts with Death. W: One starts with Birth. M: Suppose I pretended to remember nothing? W: It would be nice if you forgot your opening remark. M: I am oh so knowledgeable, ask me anything. W: How long will I live? M: I don't think you have much worldly power if you work at an antique store. W: Worldly power cannot extend one's life expectancy. M: I want to introduce you to Richard Foreman. W: The question is, does Mr. Foreman wish to meet me? M: I've read it. W: Richard Foreman wrote somewhere that he wanted to meet me? M: You are talking yourself out of business. W: All right, all right, I'll stop being so recalcitrant and disbelieving. M: The world recoheres. W: Back to normal social behavior. M: Where the mind could scan for geometry, the mind could sniff death. W: People don't usually think of minds as being able to smell. M: One starts with Birth. W: Do infants have a keen sense of smell? M: Shall we discuss the singer Donovan? W: You prefer [the topic of] Donovan to [the topic of] infants? M: How long will I live? W: As long as computers and the Web last. M: Where did you hear that? W: Now it is you who are disbelieving. M: Do infants have a keen sense of smell? W: I believe that they do, but it may take a while to cohere. M: Well, maybe. W: You are as doubtful as me on a good day! M: Is that a "No"? W: It's a hedge. M: Weights. W: Is that a pun on "waits"? M: Then it's inside you. W: I did think of the pun, but you might have done, too. M: It entertained me. W: We both got a chuckle out of it. M: Can people be marginal in a place like Atlantis? W: Donovan sang a song about Atlantis, I know that. M: We are nothing but smears in the grass. W: I'd rather just be a blade of grass. M: That is a fragile spell, and can be spoiled. W: The tall grasses have all but disappeared from the prairies of America. M: Please, not again! W: All right, I'll stow the ecological speech. M: The purpose is to change the situation inside which orientation goes on. W: You mean, orientation to our society's views? M: It's different, that's all. W: Are you saying we should orient our thoughts differently from the get-go? M: Mr. Pettyface says, "Shoes within shoes, tight but debonair." W: The kind of "shoes" which never come off, as they are conceptual. M: The tall grasses have all but disappeared from the prairies of America. W: Because Mr. Pettyface refused to walk barefoot through their waving intelligences. M: You attitude re-reminds me of all responsibilities concerning politness. W: You find me too engaged in pettifoggery? M: Am I in a position to say the same thing? W: We have both been beating around the bush with syntax of gauze. M: There might be sugar chargers. W: Sugar is a fuel which some feel could solve the eco-crisis. M: Because Mr. Pettyface refused to walk barefoot through their waving intelligences. W: They were waving their sugarcane banners. M: I am a textile designer, in a way. W: You design gauzes of meaning. M: (Two profiles, empty jug) W: Nothing to drink! M: Good, because I was getting ready to be offended. W: You can't be offended if we both go thirsty. M: I have no secret self. W: So you are transparent. M: No, I am being realistic. W: A practical, down-to-earth sort? M: I don't see anybody else present in this room. W: You do tend to tell it like it is. M: Escape from that pressing need to prove oneself. W: Right, we take you as we find you. M: Can you? W: Sure, I am very accepting. M: You do not see. W: Is there a point under the point you were trying to make? M: Surely you don't wish to be a soldier? W: I don't want to debate in a verbal war. M: What key should I use, o mighty one? W: Sing in a mighty major key. M: That's where the Second Coming ought to occur. W: With a trumpet blast, it's said. M: You do tend to tell it like it is. W: Well, I must leave you now. M: I mean now. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 1 second ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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