Isolated Man I Am

Now I have to eat a Pot Noodle the same as the rest of
us would. Wish me luck.

--
Litmus

Please excuse any smelling pistakes.

staring at the walls are you? Not very good company, the pressure's
building up, is it? Go for a walk, it will remove some walls but
you'll bring the really menacing one's with you. it's an interesting
existence living alone in the world. It's very unnatural, actually,
it's quite natural for the weak to exist in solitude, but it's
unfortunate there isn't some kind of reward given by nature to those
who are left for dead, I suppose that would defeat the evolutionary
machine. weakness must meet with pain. it's frustrating, though,
after having been cast out from society, posing no threat to the social
order, why must we still be in pain? I'm tired of the punishment.

Litmus wrote:
> Now I have to eat a Pot Noodle the same as the rest of
> us would. Wish me luck.
>
> --
> Litmus
>
> Please excuse any smelling pistakes.

staring at the walls are you? Not very good company, the pressure's
building up, is it? Go for a walk, it will remove some walls but
you'll bring the really menacing one's with you. it's an interesting
existence living alone in the world. It's very unnatural, actually,
it's quite natural for the weak to exist in solitude, but it's
unfortunate there isn't some kind of reward given by nature to those
who are left for dead, I suppose that would defeat the evolutionary
machine. weakness must meet with pain. it's frustrating, though,
after having been cast out from society, posing no threat to the social
order, why must we still be in pain? I'm tired of the punishment.



Litmus wrote:
> Now I have to eat a Pot Noodle the same as the rest of
> us would. Wish me luck.
>
> --
> Litmus
>
> Please excuse any smelling pistakes.

staring at the walls are you? Not very good company, the pressure's
building up, is it? Go for a walk, it will remove some walls but
you'll bring the really menacing one's with you. it's an interesting
existence living alone in the world. It's very unnatural, actually,
it's quite natural for the weak to exist in solitude, but it's
unfortunate there isn't some kind of reward given by nature to those
who are left for dead, I suppose that would defeat the evolutionary
machine. weakness must meet with pain. it's frustrating, though,
after having been cast out from society, posing no threat to the social
order, why must we still be in pain? I'm tired of the punishment.

Litmus wrote:
> Now I have to eat a Pot Noodle the same as the rest of
> us would. Wish me luck.
>
> --
> Litmus
>
> Please excuse any smelling pistakes.

"PeacePipe" <mmfurgs@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1164693310.061552.209120@45g2000cws.googlegro ups.com...
> staring at the walls are you? Not very good company, the pressure's
> building up, is it? Go for a walk, it will remove some walls but
> you'll bring the really menacing one's with you. it's an interesting
> existence living alone in the world. It's very unnatural, actually,
> it's quite natural for the weak to exist in solitude, but it's
> unfortunate there isn't some kind of reward given by nature to those
> who are left for dead, I suppose that would defeat the evolutionary
> machine. weakness must meet with pain. it's frustrating, though,
> after having been cast out from society, posing no threat to the social
> order, why must we still be in pain? I'm tired of the punishment.

Yeah, but we have the voices, the special company of those who
"know" like me and thee and some support services ( I hope). We
tend to suffer failure in relationships, true, but we have special
relationships with music and a life that can always change although
it's very tough to muster the power and pull it all together on any
ordinary given day and raise consciousness deliberately to lifetime
high. Chin up ;-)

Litmus