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I dare you to think outside the box, you sheep. Plenty of great 18th century poets dabbled with psychoactive substances, actually nearly all of the famous ones. If you want to be an intellectual, if you dare to know the other side of your conscious that's locked by your sobriety, just know that "a little learning is a dangerous thing."
I would continue education, probably get a degree in English and Litterature, then when I complete my studies I would retire and just write books and drop acid the rest of my life.
At 9/25/09 04:57 PM, ParadoxSaint wrote:
Good, good, now that we are all known and kin do allow me to oscillate my phallic sword around thine's fleshy bosomy mounds. Ah! Tis not better than shitting itself! O, the ecstasy of this virtue...
[Paradoxsaint exits]
Up yours, good sir.
Hah! Tis not I who will receive in this short sprint of passion. Nay, not unless my gait is severely persuaded by bibulous tenancies. And even whence, I should stab thee in thine own eye with my nectar!
Good, good, now that we are all known and kin do allow me to oscillate my phallic sword around thine's fleshy bosomy mounds. Ah! Tis not better than shitting itself! O, the ecstasy of this virtue... [Paradoxsaint exits]
I do say, God damn thee who doesn't flush thy commode after they have soiled it's ceramics. These men deserve none other than a fathom of my phallus in their lids.
Sir, if you are looking for a "game" then I must inform you that you are ill-met by my company for I know not of this "game" of which you speak of in glossolalic tongues; Henceforth I summon my dagger. Speak you, oh phallic serpent! I damn your name!
Nay, tis not the virtue of men to contempt murderous deeds, tis the valediction of fools! Tis of a life filled with sham plastic bosoms. And whence thy call upon to summon thy mighty wrath tis but a waste of breath; for thy murderous men must summon upon the miracle herbs to awaken their late friend.
Never fear most admirable drab of the same lower apparatus! Plenty of us virtuous men of honor take but this flee and opt for fleshy celestic mounds. Never the merrier feeling than the flesh 'round one's own sword!
My dear boy, you are duly mislead! Of what kin where you to your paternalistic characters? Do stop this felonious act or you shall forever feel the burning purgatory pit veiled of your stomach.
At 9/24/09 09:34 PM, Cericon wrote:
You're an idiot.
Hmmm. [Paradoxsaint gets up and loads his pipe, stroking his mustache and facing down sternly as if contemplating something deeply]
I do believe the man's correct. [Puffs at his pipe and sits back down]
At 9/24/09 08:50 PM, Hellraiser wrote:
It's suppose to be a metaphor for a mushroom trip.
Correct me if im wrong.
Seriously?
I don't think so, so much as the entire book could be metaphorically a mushroom trip. I think that this is more of a case of "curiosity killed the cat" and shows that for whatever choice you make there can always be serious implications.