/lit/ - Literature

lol

>How does it feel?

Feels good man

Can I has sage?

>My work is meant for the Beta Generation, for Humankind 2.0.
>We control the world.

...

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Holy shit. This can't be real.

>Rachel Haywire has a posse

Oh, no she doesn't

>>1732342
>>1732329

Feel free to deny that my work has relevance if you want. My work is cut out for the fringe, for the edges of society, for people with another level of vision, with distortion, transcendence, with chaotic minds, for the alienated and the advanced.

>How does it feel?

[It] SUCK[s], SUCK[s], SUCK[s], SUCK[s]!

http://books.google.com/books?id=n1KrTqhMYTQC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Generation+Hex&hl=e
n&ei=OBa6Tcq4IoHc0QGqhZVg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CCoQ6A
EwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false

For those who are interested and eager to expand their minds to new possibilities, I encourage you turn to my essay on page 73 of Generation Hex.

>the Beta Generation
>we control the world
>betas
>controlling anything

>>1732361

Looks like you didn't get the subtle play on the Beat Generation, Cesare

>Gloominati
>my face

>>1732364

Looks like you don't know how we actually talk. Go get AIDS.

i like your work haywire. it really makes me think. it is good to see a modern day philosopher who people can look up to and admire.

how bout no
open the door get on the floor
everyone walk
the dinosaur

>this is what she calls "being a musician"

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PU_0A5x1YM

>come to 4chan asking for support
>expect to get good responses
>mon visage quand

> My name is Rachel Haywire

My name is Sasha Fierce.

Wal-Mart Acker knockoff eat a mile of my shit.

delete the internet

>>1732387

I'm not clicking on that because I assume she's either in a shit punk band or does shit free improvisation. Which is it?

>>1732389
wait i thought this was troll thread

>>1732328

HAHAHAHA

machineKUNT! Jesus you're soooo POINTLESS.

RE: publishing, I suggest you get daddy to pay for it, then claim you funded the publication by working as a stripper. Seems to work.

>>1732400

Screaming over a pre-recorded loop from a pirated copy of Logic Express

>>1732400
Dem punk influenced techno beatz. Also, screaming words.

I've never known why I'm considered a sociopath because I don't care about other people. Come on, I've lived in New York for my entire childhood. That alone should give me a free pass.

Shit and catchy but not a love song. Lovely. Just my kind of music.

>>1732417

Weren't you diagnosed with Asperger syndrome or something like that?

>>1732409

HAHAHAHA! Brilliant.

>>1732329
>>1732357
>>1732361
>>1732365
>>1732373
>>1732380
>>1732392

It seems like everyone on the Internet acts like a 14 year old troll. Can I haz my culture back?

Jesus christ it's sad how these people don't understand the current cultural climate.
Nobody wants this. The average non-conformist these days has accepted their individualism is itself a product of ideological shaping. The black sheep have flocks, now. And they stick to their flocks the same as anyone else.
You need much better rhetoric than vague inchoate assumptions. Immediately nominating yourself the cultural heirs to the Beats only proves how bland and uninspired you are, and thus uninspiring. The Beats already had heirs: they were called hippies.
Dig into our culture, not your parents', and come back when you have something of note and value to say.

>>1732422

No. Acquaintances tell me that "oh no my daughter is in a gang now and is probably taking it in the butt by some diseased dude" or something, and they get angry for some reason when I don't exhibit the emotion that they feel is correct. Anger, or worry, or sympathy, or what the hell do they want?

>>1732439

You've never produced any culture. You're trying to leech it off of us, remember?

publish it for free on the Internet

>>1732417
>>1732422
>>1732442

Hey, is this that Haywire cunt cut-and-pasting her own novel into the thread?

Fuck y'all haters.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiTKOFMCaUM

RACHEL HAYWIRE I WANT TO JOIN YOUR REVOLUTION PLEASE TAKE ME UNDER YOUR WING

>>1732445

No. I'm just derailing the thread because whatever. I just didn't notice that my nokosage didn't take hold, so I've been bumping accidentally.

>>1732449

Youtube. Now available in autism-vision.

>>1732441

^ This.


>>1732444

The purpose of her artistic project is to snow-job the geezers who make up most of the audience for literary fiction into thinking she's 'an expert on the internet' or something. I've come across a number of these frauds on my travels through academia, and it's always amusing to see how transparent they can get without the marks getting wise to them. My all-time favourite is still a guy who gave a talk on 'the digital structure of DNA'. Yep, that's right, total bullshit, but he was talking to middle-aged art fags, so he got away with it.

>>1732453

Ah cool.

>>1732459

>digital structure of DNA

LOL WUT.

>anti-art art

uhhhhhh

>>1732463

Exactly!

>>1732459

Either that or someone simply can not into metaphor.

>>1732467
Isn't it soooo edgy? :3

Well i live in a house with 2 other girls . . . theres me , my bestfrien kik , and lola . Me and kiki have a secret tho when ever lola leave for the weekend or for the night me and kiki do nasty things. first we eat food all morning long and we wont go to the bathroom not one time once lola leave we run to the bathroom. kik goes first she lays down in shower and i get on top of her and **** and poop all over her body and i do she just rubs it in . then i lay on the shower floor and she pissies and poops on me. we get so horny form all the poop on us we run to lola beds but towel all over the bed and we just go at each other. so if you are still reading this you must be thinking how did all of this happen well oneday a few years ago kiki had a bad tummy ache and she had to go bad problem is she was with her friend and didnt want us to know so i guess she couldnt hold and let it out all over her self. when we got to the house she ran to her room i was thinking she was said so i went to her room and slowly opened her door when i look in side she was fully naked and had a per of ******* on panties that she rubbing all over her body and was putting into her face to smeel at first i wanted to puke but i couldnt help looking i was wondering how it made her feel was it really that much of a turn on . soo i notice this was happen every weekend and then one weekend i just walked in and she was shocked she try to cover up but i told her to keep going and as i watched her play with her self using the poop i soon wanted to do it to so then i played there and just pooped my pants i took my pants and thong off and she showed me what to do and from that day on we walways play with poop. <3

>>1732473

If that's you, Haywire, fuck off.

>>1732478

I wish I had a threesome with those girls.

>>1732328

You'll find this can't be co-opted as easily as tattooing or high-school shootings.

What a tryhard.

>We are the top 1 percent of the bottom
So, like, about at the middle?

To be honest you seem like someone who hasn't grown up with the internet and are only now trying to get up to pace with everyone and trying to understand something that is natural for everyone else so you name drop things from the internet so it seems like you've used it the whole time, whereas the reality is you were a kid that didn't get to use the internet till much later and you have a grasp of it akin to a 97 year old Alzheimer patient.

>>1732627

I'm pretty sure Ms. Haywire's entire experience of social interaction is isolated solely to the internet and that's why her grasp of human nature is so fucked up. She even says as much in her writing and blogs (which I've had the misfortune to read through all too frequent internet exposure... thank you Vampirefreaks.com forums!)

Oh boy. "Rachel Hardwire". I saw her speak at a panel for that crappy "Gen. Hex" book in NYC. She was embarrassing to hear talk... really vapid and pointless.

>>1732690
>Goes to a site called Vampire Freaks
>complains they force strange things on her.

>>1732387

Some nice synths ruined by random cuts

I get it... but I wouldn't listen to it.

>>1733101

There's nothing "strange" about that site, unless you think wandering into Spencer's Gifts is "strange."

I just watched The Taqwacores last night and I thought, maybe punk will come back. Now I'm not sure.

>>1733324

There's a movie out of that book?

>>1732459

She doesn't claim to be an "internet expert," just some kind of revolutionary transhumanist guru who exists outside of mainstream society. Still bullshit, though.

>>1733326
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=taqwacores

>At the turn of the millennium, an institutionalized “mentally ill” teenage girl is kicked out of her home to live life on the streets. She embarks upon an odyssey through underground subcultures and cyberspace while endlessly crisscrossing the country by bus and hitchhiking. Reinventing herself as Acidexia, a poetic terrorist and radical deconstructionist, she unleashes a torrid maelstrom of rants, diatribes and mindfuck prose in her online journal. Acidexia inspires a devoted cult following online and offline as she intentionally blurs the lines between “virtual reality” and “real life” in her provocative communiqués to the universe.

>>1733410

>radical deconstructionist

lol'd

wonder how many dicks she's deconstructed

sage for stealth marketing

>>1733410
yea okay

>>1733410
Her narrative sounds like "Serial Experiments Lain" meets Maddox, but about a decade late.

>>1733437
>Her narrative sounds like "Serial Experiments Lain" meets Maddox
im kind watching the first right now actually. do you know why she dresses up as a bear all the time? i wonder if its an actual weird jap thing or if they just want to make the character really immature at the beginning :D

>>1733440
I always thought it was a kigurumi. They're like footie pyjamas, with animal faces on.

>>1733440
The short answer is it gives her an inviolable sense of security, in contrast to the later episodes where her identity and self-sameness begin to unravel.

The more pretentious answer is that the bear suit symbolizes the absurdity of the embodied self. Our fantasy that we are autonomous and discrete egos, buffered and abstracted from the world, is disected again and again throughout the series. Of course the real revelation is that at the though the embodied self may be a myth, it is nevertheless tenacious, and doesn't lose its power simply because it isn't real..

>>1733440
Probably to characterize her as cute and childlike and kinda immature, in contrast to the demeanor she exhibits in other parts of the show. Her dress sense does change to some degree during the series.

okay thx ill probably watch some more today. i wasnt sure from the first two episodes if there was much going on but maybe series animes have a slower start than movies.

>>1733410
>a poetic terrorist

something's fishy here and it's not the lesbianism

>>1733449

I don't understand a damn thing you just said. I feel very stupid now.

>>1733477
Just watch Donnie Darko.

>>1733478

Seen it a few months ago so I still don't understand it.

plz fuck off
--4chan

>>1733477
Nah, I just used a lot of words to say very simple things.

To over-simplify things, there are two kinds of ways to think about yourself in relationship to the world: the porous and the embodied self. Basically, the porous self is a pre-17th century way about thinking of oneself. One is influenced by supernatural forces, like gods, fairies, demons, angels and astrology. One is basically exposed to the forces of a magical, enchanted world.

But in the 17th century, Descartes proposed a new kind of relationship to the world: the embodied self. Charles Taylor writes, "The buffered self is the agent who no longer fears demons, spirits, magic forces. More radically, these no longer impinge; they don't exist for him; whatever threat or other meaning they proffer doesn't 'get to' him." The new "disengaged rational agent" must employ "true generosity" in a self-conscious way to tame his passions and ensure he acts in accord with a "higher morality": "What moves us now is no longer a sense of being in tune with nature, our own and/or that in the cosmos. It is something more like the sense of our own intrinsic worth; something clearly self-referential."

So essentially, the belief in the embodied self is just about as laughable as the belief that Lain's bear suit will keep her sense of self and identity intact. Her bear suit cannot protect her when she falls down the rabbit hole of The Wired, and her identity becomes porous, and vulnerable to the demons, spirits and magic forces she meets there. That's all.

>>1733502
this post is surprisingly dope, holy geez

maybe i should actually watch lain

>>1733505
Nah. My post isn't dope. Serial Experiments Lain is dope. (Do kids still use "dope"? I'm kinda an old funnyduddy, so I dunno lol.)

>>1733522
I don't know what the kids do! I just make posts as the spirit takes me.

The series is probably good, and I definitely want to check it out - but your explanation of it, and how coherent and reasonable that explanation was, definitely gave me a lot more faith in how good the show was I guess? It was a really good post.

>>1733440

There is some subtext that she is autistic or has asperger's syndrome. In otherwords, she is very intelligent but also very lonely, socially isolated and immature. Her dressing up as a bear is supposed to represent that and is also a symptom of her autistic behaviors. It's what psychologists call a "stimulatory activity" or "stim", which are comfort habits autistic people use to make themselves feel secure, because they need repetition and routine of certain habits, even if those habits seem strange to others. That is what the bear pajamas are about.

>>1734000
>There is some subtext that she is autistic or has asperger's syndrome.

Who doesn't these days amirite?

>>1734014
DON'T YOU WISH THEY WOULD JUST DIE

>>1733522

The meaning to Donnie Darko was pretty damn obvious on the first watch. Time runs in a loop. Donnie kills Frank after Frank kills Gretchen. Donnie is torn with guilt so he travels back in time to kill himself so that Gretchen can stay alive. He creates a new universe where neither Frank nor Gretchen dies. The Frank Donnie keeps seeing in the bunny suit is a ghost of Frank trying to convince Donnie to set time back on course. When Frank says "the world will end" he simply means, "this timeline, in which I and Gretchen both die, will end. Instead you'll create a new timeline where you die to save us." So Donnie travels back in time to let himself get killed.

>>1733481

>do kids still use dope

Every day at NCF

>>1734014

It's about as common as finding a burnt-out joint in a lecture hall at UCLA.

>>1734036
Donnie is also Jesus.

>>1734043

Not really, although there's a parallel suggested implying Jesus was also a time traveler. That's what the conversation with the science teacher was about.

>>1734055
im pretty sure the director is christian. but i saw it + directors cut ages ago.

I don't know how this turned into a Donnie Darko thread, but it's better tha what it was so...

I used to love that film as a teen. I'd seen it before anyone else I knew, before it was famous (inb4 hipster) and so it felt really personal to me. Of course, now I realise it's a pretty bad film. Really stylish, yes, but that doesn't make up for the fact that the film makes no fucking sense. The Director's Cut makes sense, but the problem is that it's absolutely terrible and ruins the film, yet without it, nothing makes sense.

>>1734063

The implication was that there is "God's channel," or Predestination. Basically it's a timeline and reality based on doing what God expects and wants someone to do, and the implication that traveling outside the channel in the name of self-interest has disastrous results. The Jesus parallel is that it's necessary for someone to sacrifice themselves to alter the future - Donnie is a metaphorical Christ figure, but certainly not Jesus in a literal sense. Donnie is just about as much "Jesus" as E.T. is. Parallels, and a story with the same plot and perhaps meaning, but not the son of God himself, nor the savior of all mankind.

>>1734079

It's a movie pretty much tailor-made for teens to relate to. "Angsty, alienated, rebellious, and smart but with a few problems." How most teens would describe themselves and also how Donnie Darko is shown. Most teens can relate to that. Most teens have okay to good grades but also see society as unjust and have to put up with constant medication for bipolar or ADHD. Most teens feel like they need something to stand up against and challenge (the way Donnie challenges the guest speaker at the school) and most teens want to be heroes, the way Donnie Darko is, even if it means being a flawed hero.

I think that when you grow out of that phase you sort of stop relating to Donnie Darko and the film loses some of its meaning and charm.

lol experiment hatewire

asspie lesbian hipster bitch thinking she is a beat poet for recording shitty noise on fruityloops

cry moar

>>1734088
ALL THINGS are about Jesus

>>1732474

"Anti-art art" is called Dadaism and it is a perfectly legitimate response to the traditional, orderly, constrained philosophy of expression. Work need not be made with meaning, but rather with the ABSENCE of meaning, as a challenge to works which are created with the intent to make a statement. It is the highest form of "fuck you!" to order and constraint. It is the human mind boundless and unleashed, beyond its cage of interpretation.

>>1734100
Like Catcher in the Rye. Anytime anoyone complains about anything, it's just misplaced teen angst, lol.

>>1734124
go on

>>1734100

Yeah, I think you pretty much nailed it. Donnie Darko was my favourite film for years, even after I stopped relating to it, even after I saw the horrible Director's Cut. Now my favourite film is Harold and Maude. I think that film is going to stay with me for a very long time.

why does everyone hate onion?

>>1734133

what is onion?

>>1734136
The end of one semester in high school our Digital Art teacher just said fuck it, gave us all As, and then had us watch Harold and Maude. It was pretty forgettable. I don't remember a single thing that happened in that movie.

>>1734143

Different people, I guess...it's an incredibly popular movie and has a really loyal fanbase. Personally, I love every frame, word and song of that film.

>a challenge to works which are created with the intent to make a statement
>"fuck you!" to order and constraint
Just think about those two statements in conjunction with each other for a few minutes.

>>1734172

They're supposed to contradict. That's part of the statement. A subversion of order, a deconstruction of structure, smashing the idols of principles and rules. Artistic lawlessness, creative terrorism. It's a rebellion and we are the winners.

>>1734183
>terrorism
–noun
1.
the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce, especially for political purposes.

enough

>>1732358

Just followed the link, reading that book, and all I can say is:

Holy shit what is this pseudo-intellectual bullshit I don't even

Jesus fuck, I hope the authors of these essays don't take them seriously as academic works. This is some major verbal diarrhea I am reading right here.

Just had a listen to this bitch's tunes and I have to say, wow...what a spastic. It's like if the Plasmatics were rich hipsters that thought they were artists, fuck reading anything she has to say.

Hope she gets napalmed.

I find Haywire's rebellion a little cliche, yet I aspire to many similar things. I'll share my thoughts.

Dada and Futurism sound extremely seductive when you first hear of them. The Cabaret Voltaire, Futurist provocation, absurdist manifestos, riots, mobs, angry bourgeoisie. Noise music, masks, improvised arts of all mediums. Yet the truth of the Dada and Futurist movements is less pretty. They fizzled out, most of the Futurists were killed in WWI, since futurism espoused war as a good thing most of them enlisted. The Cabaret Voltaire didn't last a year before audiences got tired and fights amongst Dadaists split the group.

The desire to imitate revolutionary avant-guarde movements makes sense, I think the beginning of the 21st century is looking a lot like the beginning of the 20th. But the tactics used by the Dadaists and Futurists have been co-opted by mainstream media. Everyone wants to be Lady Gaga, everyone wants to make a punk band that is harder and more offensive than punk bands that came before. People are cynical, no one is shocked anymore. No one rallies against lady gaga, tossing tomatoes and calling the police to break up mobs that happen at her concerts. People either *love it* or simply don't fucking care, and let out a groan when it comes up in conversation or on the radio.

Being Counter-Culture is a matter of style. You have a million options. Communist, Hippy, Satanist, Dada, Indie Hipster, Symbolism, Surrealism, Otaku, etc. You can collage a new version of any of these. Where does it get us? I struggle with this question daily. I am unsatisfied with the status quo of art. I like a wide variety of counter culture movements, yet I can't really ascribe myself to any of them. They're all dead. And if I encountered any in the present, I'd probably scoff and go "Yeah right".

>>1734199 Continued

I'm reminded of a conversation in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Marianne and Edward are discussing "The Picturesque" a fashionable romantic notion of beauty in the sublime, it extols the beauty of ravaged landscapes, jagged hills, ruined castles, etc. Its a precursor of Symbolist thought. Edward says that he can't understand it, and that a hill that marriane calls "Bold" he merely calls "steep". He then criticizes the amount of usage of these terms and how it has become empty jargon. Marriane laments this fact, that picturesque has succumbed to its own ideals, it is dead.
Punk is Dead. Yet i see punks where this slogan on t-shirts.

>>1734183
You're dumb.

>>1734188

Didn't they teach you about metaphors and similes in grade school? I simply made a symbolic reference to the movement of art terrorism and all that it embodies. Destroying established cultural values creating works that destroy the established institutions on which they're based. Undermining and destroying society at its core. Using art to bomb and kill and destroy the foundations of all of the sickness and filth it holds pure. Anti-Totalitarianism in the form of Anti-Order. That is the essence of Neo-Dada.

>>1734199

There is no counter culture. Anything that crops up is immediately assimilated. The 21st century is out to kill the individual with applause.

>>1734199
>The Cabaret Voltaire didn't last a year

Umm, Cabaret Voltaire has been signed to Mute records since the 70s

>>1734207
This is a point I've thought about. Mainstream media is happy to take the tactics of revolutionary media, remove the revolutionary and content and neuter it. If you think of this like consumption, Mass Culture eats Counter Culture. Does that change the Mass Culture? It might, but not in the way the revolutionary culture was looking for or in smaller amounts. Revolutions do occur, think of sex in the 19th century and sex in the 20th. The Free Love hippy movement might have been a disaster, but were their positive side effects? Can revolutionary culture hope for anything more than side effects?

>>1734213
OH FUCKING CHRIST. Dada IS dead.

The Cabaret Voltaire was an actual cabaret, a theatre in Zurich durring the 1910's, Tristan Tzara, Hans Arp, Hugo Ball, Marcel Janco, Emma Hennings, Huslenbeck. DADA. Not some band from the 70s.

>>1734199

The neo-hippy movement is my least favorite at all. The bunch of tattooed faggots that meditate to Shpongle and are always talking about "spiritual energies," "the age of Isis," and numerology and shit. I mean, I really feel sorry for people that think they are improving their minds by taking tons of acid and claiming to have "shamanic visions." Most of these people are dropouts from college, haven't held down a job for more than a month, and are just fucking sad. All in the meanwhile I've been going to school full-time and working my ass off so I can get resume experience, good recommendations, and a way to pay back my loans. I look at the "counter-culture" movements and all I see is a bunch of sad manchildren trying to escape from reality.

Here is Hugo Ball in his lobster/bishop costume at the Cabaret Voltaire in the 1910's

>>1734219
>Mainstream media is happy to take the tactics of revolutionary media, remove the revolutionary and content and neuter it.
>implying there was anything to neuter in the first place.

this is what radicals actually believe

>>1734226
maybe not escape but reinvent?

>>1734219

I was looking into this the other day. There's a technical term for it that I can't remember...a good example is how the anarchy is order symbol has been almost completely stripped of meaning.

>>1734226
Thats deffinately the view someone outside a counter culture has. When you don't feel part of mainstream culture, things like money and jobs don't matter much. When you don't want to buy a home, start a family and retire in some nice town in arizona, you realize that a surprisingly small amount of money is needed to live.

I personally don't buy mainstream ideas about money and security. I am destitute, I did graduate college, and I was smart enough to do so for free. When I look out at the world from the balcony of my slum appartment, I feel totally lost as to what I should do in that world. I read, I write, I make art and sometimes even partake a little in some Dada absurdism. It feels empty though, and if it does feel fullfilling it wears off in a matter of days, weeks or months. Still, when i seem other people my age, getting married, getting divorced, getting mortgages and car loans, being unhappy and frustrated, I don't think I've made any worse of a descision. At least I have less stress.

>>1734232
Taking my example of Free Love, are not the lax and easy going sexual rules of the 21st century a neutered version of Free Love?

>>1734236
>>1734236

Ah, remembered now. The term is 'recuperation'.

So, Rachel, I do sympathize with the "issues" you deal with, but generally find your demeanor and ideas uninteresting. At least your not Sasha Graey, at least your not Lady Gaga. But if I were you, I'd take a step back before you continue making a fool of yourself. Society is fucked, thats fairly easy to see. I don't think the method your living is going to solve these problems in society, although it may solve the problems from a self-interested view. I suggest more skepticism.

>>1734226
IM ASHAMED I AGREE TO WHATEVER YOU SAY JUST DON'T MAKE FUN OF MY LIFESTYLE YOU WIN

Look what I found: http://www.formspring.me/msrachelhaywire

jesus christ

>>1734351

I have a friend from high school who went crazy on too many drugs and now talks this way in real life. He wanted to go to college to study philosophy but dropped out after he realized it meant taking actual classes in real subjects and having to actually make an effort to learn.
Now he just bands people around him so he can rant about Occultism and Love Energies. He's convinced he senses sinister spiritual presences everywhere and that he is a prophet of light.

For real.

>>1734351

I don't know what to say...

This is a pretty good and varied thread though considering how it started.

>>1734351
*facepalm*

i saved that pic though.

>>1734364
moon and his wife. unification church leaders. he claims he's the "third adam." some slavic hot chicks came by my work trying to sell trinkets for them. i told them dirty bitches that if they thought for themselves they'd be better off.

>>1734384
and the unification church owns the washington times (not to be confused with the washington post) and they sell a bunch of bullshit. they are the fox news of the printed word.

>>1734384

I'm really glad I've never been the kind of person who was tempted to follow bizarre religions and foolish ideas. It might just be that I was raised atheist/secular but I really can't understand people who fall for stuff that's pretty obvious bullshit.

>>1734392

Actually, The New York Post is the Fox News of the printed word, since it's owned by Rupert Murdoch and all.

>>1734398
ah. i meant because the bullshit is the same shit.

i heard washington times released false election results early to help curve voting. i've some other bad shit too. makes me want to choke somebody. i won't though. not unless i have to defend myself. sigh

It doesn't feel like anything; this is the world as it is today, and as far back as I care to remember.

Generation Hex is my to-read list, even if I think that "magic-with-a-'k'" is silly.

>>1732387
the superior version of what she is trying to do..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bN14upNp6U

>>1734384
>>1734392
>>1734393
>>1734398
My parents are part of this religion - I'm not even joking. I was brought up to believe it and everything. I don't anymore, mind. Anyway, it's weird to see someone posting a picture of a man I've bowed down to in real life in an audience on /lit/!

And I'd like to take a moment to defend moonies as (in my experience) lovely people by and large, who are unfortunately part of a money-sucking, deadend organisation. I get a weird feeling from this Haywire girl, one that I do not associate with moonies at all, but I could perhaps make a tenuous connection with some of Moon's children.

>>1734364
>prophet of light
Maybe he's a Manichean? Gnostics have been famous for a while now, maybe it's time Mani gets his due?

Also, going back to D.D., watch the Last Temptation of Christ.

>>1734458

He claims to be a follower of Crowley and Waite more than a follower of the Manichaeans.

>>1734351
Worst people ever.

>>1734473

The part about having a lesbian sex dream about getting molested by a goddess of female empowerment got me hard.

>>1734466
Oh lord...

to christ, all who have souls are christ. this prophet stuff is utmost humility, and only the humble can take up the name. though, on that condition, they better make sure god is with them.

calling it a risky path is rather like calling jumping off of a cliff risky. but not for those who can fly.

>>1734491
Considering that it is physically likely to end up in another planet without reason because of heisenbergs uncertainty principle makes me think twice about that statement bro.

Just imagine putting your cellphone down on the table, and whosh! It's not there any more. The electrons took it away! Are electrons gODS?

>>1734497
go on a roller-coaster it's a better experience.

>>1734503

Last week I met a girl. I fell in love with this hot girl. I found out this girl had some surgeries, actually this girl had sex change and was a male. Not only was it a male but it was also a male from the future, it was not just a male from the future but also me. I had a child with myself. It showed up that I'm actually my mother, my father and my son at the same time.

You will..

>>1734521
so when you are asking the godelian machine whether it can prove itself, is this scenario flat?

why do people find higher order conclusions more attractive than first order transparent existence.

ok. i have read halfway into this thread.


is this thread a troll thread or not

>>1734547
Judging from the sheer volume of weird shit this girl has produced, I'm pretty sure she's for real. I'm on her YouTube channel now. Her confidence seems so... self-conscious to me and her otherness so deliberate. She's genuinely unnerving me and so are her friends.

Unconvincing confidence:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x7DLoKUapI
Her disturbing friend:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OHXqOqFELQ&feature=channel_video_title

>>1734540
You don't feel contempt. I feel a relation..so this is how it feels to be connected spontaneously. Do you feel it too? Is it in you?..ahhh..There it is. So this is how being on religion feels..


It might be Sergei Avdeyev who..

I knew somebody who dressed weird and they didn't go to church or think like most people I know. I'm not sure if they were from my country. They talked about things I didn't understand.

True story.

>>1734646
>>1734646

What a trivial thing to say. Why would you post such a story ??

>>1734651
Because I'm trying to spread xenophobia so people will conform.

Tao Lin will rise up again and smite this unwelcome daemon

>>1734657

Cool, do you need money? I do.

That will now be your standard phrase to approximately everything/everyone you wish to piss on. It will be your final psychological signature on it all. OK?

>>1734668

>>1734696

How much to get you to fuck a bull?

>>1734699
But, my Lord! Surely you must see the competition this woman creates!

>>1734712
Who talks like this?

>>1734713
The Great Disciples of Tao Lin

>>1734712
Stop being a worrying little pussy. Nobody give a fuck about a dumb trick. That bitch pussy stank anyway.

>>1734717
Do they fight the 7 Golden Vampires?

>>1734713
Almost as insidious irony as mine. Good work chap. You even got him on a defence position. 9/10

I'm reporting this thread to Homeland Security. Any hardcore rebels want to get into some serious stuff, meet me with all your lefty pamphlets ad reeferos behind the school bleachers at 10 tonight, and wear something that shows up well on a hidden camera. It'll get "tasty". Keep it realz yo.

>>1734723
You're out of your league.

reported for advertising.

>>1734728

>Reporting one of all the 3 threads active on lit.
>good job Kim

>>1734727
I certainly hope so. There might be something to learn after all, especially if it's on the cost of everybody with no payoff to anyone.

Destructionism is hardcore bro.

>>1734734
Kim?

>>1734722
loled

Yeah, it stands for Kim Jung The Greatly Predictable Moron.

It's a character from a book. Never mind.

>>1734736
I would ignore him. He's trying to be D&E - just look at his odd phrasings and perfunctory remarks which are never expanded upon.

>>1734758
I'm glad someone figured out my ulterior motives.

Please provide with more information on how I can clone his e-ego further. You have 10 seconds to comply. (I'll send you cash over paypal)

Holy shit, what is this thread.

I didn't understand a word of it.

>an anthology of work aimed at the esoteric, at the obscure, at the downtrodden and mentally ill

Wow, she has short hair & a chest piece & she claims to gear her books toward my schizophrenia! How edgy! I'm so fucking glad she had the unique idea of glorifying random shit people are born with that we don't want to talk about! I bet she's kissed a girl once; wouldn't that be so artistic?

>>1734930

I used to post in the forums on side-line.com where she kept going on and on about how she had autism or something

Not sure how true that is or if she was just making shit up.

guys you know how d&e mentioned he was a 'against the world' rebel in HS?....

>>1735059
Inflatably erroneous of you to encourage your differentiation from the edgy character so bluntly.

If you are to stay in character please seem to despise D&E and associate this character as little as possible. This way your cover will be indispensable.

>>1735077
im just making a joke about onionring there. i love them both but like a puppy as they dont care for me even if she sometimes pats me and d&e sometimes feeds me...

i dont hate d&e. also cant you tell he's like slightly older than me and doing a philo/english degree and im more mathsy? he's 'alpha' etc im not, im only still awake because i hope you'll add me to msn. :l

not gonna lie, pretty dissapointed everyone didn't just ignore this thread instead of keeping on bumping it to the front page

reported for advertising

>>1735090
this guy seems to be driven genuinely insane by my random bemused comments. i feel like ive destroyed a soul, like accidentally stepping on a bug too hard and find it all sticky and stuck on the floor.

>>1735122
emm its me.... and you ignored me poem too....

i dont know what else to say but i have to go see if he replied to my thread yet or if he added me msn, bye...

>>1735128
what poem

and i was talking about insinuationgods

>>1735128
suppose a fairy said that to you, in the silent night. how can you tell if you do meet a person like that, that event is the fairy? the answer is already in you, little one. you know what you want, and it does not have to come from me.

>>1735133
why are you bumping this? take it to litclub

>>1735132
http://green-oval.net/cgi-board.pl/lit/thread/1731420

>>1735141
ill wash my face to perk up then read this properly in a minute.

>>1735122

If you where a dog I would defenit..

e....

d..

>>1735144
Sh..

>>1735141
i think i read this right but i didnt say it had to come from you but it has to come from someone thats not me and not just anyone...

>>1735169
see
http://green-oval.net/cgi-board.pl/lit/thread/1731420

now.

>>1735198
okay you pasted a real professional poem into my thread. i dont really care. youre not going to add me are you? and i dont know when shell reply next so i may as well go to sleep and wait for another person to come to this board and maybe they might like me.

>>1735204
I might have given you more.

more what you fucking idiot. i only stayed up late cos i thought you liked me please go away i dont want to hear from you again i might filter you im going to cut muyself now

>>1735223
You seem to live under the illusion of you cutting yourself won't give others pleasure of witnessing it.

And Yes, I really am a idiot and most certainly less. I don't even know a millionth of anything!