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Tuesday, June 16, 2009The Mirror: I disguise myself with metaphors
Websafe: Hello?
Mirror: I am saying we have been passed over for promotion to a higher sphere. W: Who are you talking to? M: Everything is skipped. W: Have you been talking to a blank page? M: You can't alleviate my weariness? W: I can if I don't go blank. M: Not for the reason you think. W: I think I am losing my memory as fast as it gets added. M: No matter how hard I try, I can't think of you as different than what you are. W: So stop trying, just accept me as is. M: (Re-enters) W: Yes, let's start over again. M: (Forgets about Arthur C. Clarke) W: Is that who you were talking to before? M: Lodge has a small-c catholic approach to fiction. W: Were you talking to David Lodge as well? M: It wasn't a promise, it was a threat. W: Do you find David Lodge threatening? M: Oh, are you mirroring me, mirror? W: I am just trying tokeep up with you. M: I don't know how complex you are. W: I was complex, but the sandcastle keeps melting. M: What a wonderful disguise! W: I disguise myself with metaphors. M: It's a life of nothing. W: No one can see me, therefore I do not exist. M: That doesn't explain how I got chained to this thing. W: If you're tired of being a talk-show oracle, just tell me. M: But in that case, undistorted. W: Tell me straight out. M: I think you are very good at dishing out compliments. W: I serve them up with a bit of parsley. M: Oh voice, oh voice. W: Opera lessons? M: If you're the one to throw them, it's all right. W: How does one throw a party-lesson? M: When the instinct to close, closes me, then I am not receptive. W: So we will close for today. M: Samuel imagined that the buildings had all collapsed. W: Bye! M: Closing in 1 second ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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