A
would-be refugee from one city has tattooed on the inside of his arm:
“Sticking
with stuff that makes sense sure won’t tell you much.”
(Nervous system
rebels have their own private measurement of what constitutes "much.")
Your
Culinary Guide.
You
know you’re still in the city if all you’re being served is leftovers.
A
man who could make a worthwhile comment on anything can afford to say nothing.
“Can he afford to think
nothing?”
He
won’t say.
Addendum
To Culinary Guide.
City
food is always excessive: pithiness is not on their menu.
Inner
Urban Social Note.
Inelegance
is the sign of an idea too long thought.
Just
as muscles operate from memory, so also man’s mind the majority of the
time;
what
ordinary men call their thinking is no more than mostly
the
rote recitation of neurally stored and meaningless memories.
Muscles
always have something to do -- mind must pretend it does.
Supreme
grace is silence.
Most
of what men say they find despicable,
they
would not were it not talked about in detail;
no
one feels personal animosity toward a tornado, and note:
about
all ‘tis ever said about one is: “That was some tornado, huh?!”
-- “Yep.”
It
is only human activity that humans find disgusting: interesting?
It
is only things that humans do which humans insist are totally unacceptable:
curious?
Men
do
live in the middle of an ongoing living code, and each, in a meaningless,
half-ass way, try to break it (via such facilities as religion, booze and
politics),
and
what makes their activities impotent is their looking at the wrong facet
of life:
they
take the heart of the puzzle to be individual human behavior,
professing
it to be exemplary of some individually unique life.
Eagles
were once at a complete loss to understand the sky --
until
one of them stopped staring at his feet.
“May I assume that feet
is a stand-in word for something else altogether.”
Remember
this: Metaphors don’t fly -- they can point to the sky
-- but:
it
is not any of man’s descriptions
of things that ultimately
matter --
only
things -- only reality flies.
“But are not man’s thoughts about reality also a part OF reality?!”
Indeed,
and not possessing a permanent cognizance of this
is
what clips the minds’ latent wings.
You
can never escape Berlin while
bemoaning the behavior of Berliners;
the
walls which confine the thoughts of the ordinary are their own
meaningless
evaluations of matters entirely without meaning.
You
cannot break free from the inner stench ‘til you realize that your mind
has made merde an internal part of your perceived reality.
An
awake nose above all -- smells nose.
Conversation.
“Is
there any one question that you should definitely never answer?”
“Yes: 'Are you happy?’”
“How
about the one I just asked.”
“Well you rascal!”
A
lot of what men find funny wouldn’t be so if not put in words.
(“Is
this supposed to be more encouragement for not talking about yourself?”)
Dialogue.
“Is
there one specific thing you should never regret?”
“Yes: admitting that there is.”
“Okay
-- now we’re even.”
A
lot of what men believe they think, they wouldn’t -- if they
didn’t say that they did.
“What’s
the trick? -- why’d you stick in: ‘a
lot?’”
Social
Tip For The Surreptitious CowTipper.
If
they call your name -- never answer.
Sports
News (Of A Sort).
Realizing
what’s really going on is for those who do: the World
Series, Super Bowl,
and
Stanley
Cup rolled into juan --
and you're not even a fan of the games.
One
fellow’s take: “Those who publicly display opinions are hiding something
--
and
I think I know what it is!”
One
man says he is available for shipment to your house either as a pre cut
kit,
or
fully assembled.
“Does
he mean the entire man, or just his opinions?”
Men
had to hatch the idea of them having free-will
or
else none of their other concoctions would fly.
Socially,
the-man-who-knows is a: sincere phony.
(Public-Relations
is strictly for the public.)
Art
News (Of A Sort).
The
difference between knowing-what’s-going-on and believing that you do
via
the ideas life automatically provides your brain,
is
the difference between mass produced goods and handmade custom items.
Quote
Of The Day.
“The
most important thing is to stall.”
(Another
One.)
“Make
no mistake, whatever it is (politics, religion, sports, movies, music,
philosophy,
human
behavior) the rule is: If it’s serious to you -- it’s shit.”
The most important thing is to have the right voice whispering in your ear -- and that voice is not the one you were born with and which ordinary men take to be their self.
Proverb
Revision Regarding: “Killing the messenger”.
A
man who frequently spoke on that matter of interest to the few,
when
confronted with discombobulated listeners would often say to them:
“Don’t
blame me: I just report the news,” until one day one of them asked:
“Really?
-- is that all you’re doing: reporting?” -- which caused
him to say:
“Well,
no -- actually I make it all up,” which caused the inquirer to say:
“Thank god! --
I
was frightened for a moment that you didn’t really know what you’re doing,”
which
caused the man who frequently spoke to say:
J
JAN'S
DAILY
REAL
NEWS
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