Nerd Boy, episode 437

What if one's life had             Yeah?
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     Well.. You could read..          As I thought. You didn't have
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        Uhh... Yeah, but what            Please stop
           if I -did-?!  `,,,            ,  talking.
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   See how I added a twist and             Please stop
    made it a real -thinker-?           talking -forever-.
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This is my ode to how some people seem to think that any given
thought is unique and profound. It seems to me like they haven't
given anything much thought. Maybe they're too busy doing other
stuff, or maybe they busy themselves because they get depressed
if they do too much thinking. In fact, I once heard from a moose
hunter that the suicide rate goes up during hunting season. It
makes sense. Hunters get a lot of time to think about their life
while they're keeping watch, and they do have a gun handy.

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 OO  Joaquim G�ndara
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On Mon, 22 Sep 2003, Joaquim Gândara wrote:
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> This is my ode to how some people seem to think that any given
> thought is unique and profound.
Oh, yeah, like I haven't heard *that* a thousand times.



Oh! Oh! Was I first?




And Re: the chat bits about the moods of a smiley:

French (or soul) smiley(s).

:pd:

[Useful for *those* e-mails.]


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Joaquim G�ndara wrote:
> ----
> This is my ode to how some people seem to think that any given
> thought is unique and profound. It seems to me like they haven't
> given anything much thought. Maybe they're too busy doing other
> stuff, or maybe they busy themselves because they get depressed
> if they do too much thinking. In fact, I once heard from a moose
> hunter that the suicide rate goes up during hunting season. It
> makes sense. Hunters get a lot of time to think about their life
> while they're keeping watch, and they do have a gun handy.

There's the realisation that they're spending hours upon hours of their
dwindling life doing nothing just to eventually kill an animal that they
don't want to eat, as well. :-)

Sam Blanning wrote:
> 
> Joaquim G�ndara wrote:
> > ----
> > This is my ode to how some people seem to think that any given
> > thought is unique and profound. It seems to me like they haven't
> > given anything much thought. Maybe they're too busy doing other
> > stuff, or maybe they busy themselves because they get depressed
> > if they do too much thinking. In fact, I once heard from a moose
> > hunter that the suicide rate goes up during hunting season. It
> > makes sense. Hunters get a lot of time to think about their life
> > while they're keeping watch, and they do have a gun handy.
> 
> There's the realisation that they're spending hours upon hours of their
> dwindling life doing nothing just to eventually kill an animal that they
> don't want to eat, as well. :-)

But, if moose-hunting is seasonal, and done in the winter like most
hunting seasons, it probably aligns pretty closely with the higher
suicide rate around the Christmas/New Years season, and may not be
related to killing moose at all..  Hey, I just had a profound thought! 
well..  relative to my "Do buggers have feelings?" thoughts, anyway.

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Joe   =o)
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