Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Interesting Ways for Irony, Counterpoints in Character

Stayed in a 10 million dollar estate/mansion, slept in a sleeping bag on the floor and used my own soap/shampoo (brought from Michigan in my backpack), used a headlamp at night to see--indoors--because the switches for light fixtures were too far away.  Irony has interesting ways!   Also, Here's some existential bluegrass made by Norwegian ladies:




In the classic game, my compulsion is to choose rock since the highly coveted "avalanche" (all rock throws out of three) in Rock Paper Scissor championships sounds tremendous and awesome.  Plus, I recall hearing someone's reasoning that a rock can smash scissors, retain its identity even when wrapped with paper, and serves as a ready fist when the need arises.

But my reasoned choice is paper--you can always make an Origami boulder to overcome the scissors AND aikido the rocks.  Eloquentia for the win!



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