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Thu 30 Aug, 2007 01:59 pm
This morning I was driving to the market via Ladera Drive and saw a dead Rocket J. Squirrel. Flat as a dead cat run over numerous times by cement trucks. I suppose the neighbors will tell me his death is the epitome of meaninglessness.
Quote:This morning I was driving to the market via Ladera Drive and saw a dead Rocket J. Squirrel. Flat as a dead cat run over numerous times by cement trucks. I suppose the neighbors will tell me his death is the epitome of meaninglessness.
hey as i have pointed out deans claim in another thread
you cant say the squirrel is dead till you tell us what life is -untill i know what life is how can i tell if the squirrel is dead ie lacks life
nightrider wrote:Quote:This morning I was driving to the market via Ladera Drive and saw a dead Rocket J. Squirrel. Flat as a dead cat run over numerous times by cement trucks. I suppose the neighbors will tell me his death is the epitome of meaninglessness.
hey as i have pointed out deans claim in another thread
you cant say the squirrel is dead till you tell us what life is -untill i know what life is how can i tell if the squirrel is dead ie lacks life
How can you tell what being run over numerous times by a cement truck is unless you have experienced it?
nevertheless
Quote:you cant say the squirrel is dead till you tell us what life is -untill i know what life is how can i tell if the squirrel is dead ie lacks life
so please tell us what life is -if you cant -then the squirrel cant lack it and be dead
Life is when the squirrel lacked death.
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