Eenie, Meanie, Meinie, Mo?

bozo de niro wrote:

> Eenie, Meanie, Meinie, Mo?

Death inspires lots of questions. For instance, do people cry before they
die? I mean right before. As a lifelong meat eater I have noticed the
more tender cuts of meats typically come from animals that cry a lot.
Have you noticed that? Some will challenge me on this. They will say
fish can be very tender eating, yet they do not cry. Sure, we can't hear
them - but believe me, they are crying. Where do you think the waters
of our oceans come from? The salty tears of crying fish. Also wondering
if people's IQs go up right before they die, their rotting brains sparked to
life via soul-searing enlightenment.

On Saturday, July 8, 2023 at 6:52:38 PM UTC-4, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> bozo de niro wrote:
>
> > Eenie, Meanie, Meinie, Mo?
>
> Death inspires lots of questions. For instance, do people cry before they
> die?

Many YouTube videos have been taken ... leaving cameras trained on mirrors or grave yards, leaving cameras trained on dead bodies, etc.. Some of the results are VERY very other-worldly and might even scare you if viewing.

bruce bowser wrote:
Thomas Joseph wrote:

> > Death inspires lots of questions. For instance, do people cry before they
> > die?

> Many YouTube videos have been taken ... leaving cameras trained on mirrors or grave yards, leaving cameras trained on dead bodies, etc.. Some of the results are VERY very other-worldly and might even scare you if viewing.

What an enduring topic death is. It's right up there with turds
and farts and bad breath, perhaps even beyond. There are many
experiments that could be conducted to verify your other-worldly
comments, but the government won't allow them. For instance,
all I want is one dead body - just one for Christ's sake, it's not like
I'm asking for a whole army of them - just one dead body to
experiment with. I can't afford really high tech equipment, but
old school stuff can do the job is desire and determination are
strong enough. I want to hook up a wire to a stereo system and
funnel it into the ears of a corpse. Crank up the volume all the way
and see what happens. Yes, they move. Barely perceptible, but they
do move. It takes patience - the patience of a dead man to see it.
It's like concentrating really hard when looking at the hands of a clock
and being able to see the slow hand move. Even the most expensive
and fine tuned modern equipment cannot keep up with basis
equipment backed up by people with determination and patience
who know what they are doing and are devoted to their craft - the
craft of seeing non moving things move. It takes a lot of talent
though and not everybody's got it, let's face facts.

bruce bowser wrote:

> > Many YouTube videos have been taken ... leaving cameras trained on mirrors or grave yards, leaving cameras trained on dead bodies, etc.. Some of the results are VERY very other-worldly and might even scare you if viewing.

The dead are dull. Dulled out by death. But nothing is totally dead.
There is always movement, always awareness, even if science can't
see it. Well I say to hell with science as we know it. The only real
science is strictly intuitive. No 'facts' to argue over. Purely intuitive
and theoretical. More reliable than so-called facts which are forever
debated. I know a guy who had a dead body to experiment with. He
was making lots of headway when the government found out about
it and pulled the rug out from under. I am continuing his experiments
with a dead ex-bum I found in an alley off skid row several years ago.
I had several audio pornographic DVDs on hand. I pumped them into
a powerhouse stereo system, then funneled the sex talk into the corpse's
ears. The corpse got a hard on. A genuine hard on. It could not move.
I saw no movement. Just the hard on. Isn't that enough proof? Another
time I recorded my own voice into the stereo system. One question played
over and over again: "Don't you wish you could breathe?" That question
was screamed repeatedly into the corpse's ears, yet it made no movement,
no sign at all that it could hear. Except for one very important sign. It
shed a tear. Not at first. But after screaming, "Don't you wish you could
breathe?", over and over again into it's ears I saw the tiny tear drop appear
like a glistening diamond in the dead dude's right eye. I'm making progress.
I want to learn more about dead people, what makes them tick, etc. But
I'm not sure I'm ready to bring them back even if I am able.

On 7/8/2023 3:37 PM, bozo de niro wrote:
> Eenie, Meanie, Meinie, Mo?

Don't know about the rest of us but this is where you're going:

https://media.tenor.com/images/0e8a4e8e55f651d9c34a7abaca8d1f44/tenor.gif

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On Sunday, July 9, 2023 at 5:06:35 PM UTC-7, Loose Cannon wrote:
> On 7/8/2023 3:37 PM, bozo de niro wrote:
> > Eenie, Meanie, Meinie, Mo?
> Don't know about the rest of us but this is where you're going:
>
> https://media.tenor.com/images/0e8a4e8e55f651d9c34a7abaca8d1f44/tenor.gif
>
>
> --

Sounds like an endless theme to an endless loop to be dubbed The New National Treasure

that every 13-year-old girl and boy what's to be a star in about how to be a prince and princess

in the porn industry, and you'll never be able to stop them from fucking and flocking to Hollywood without

endless subsidies of Goop and Meaningful Beauty, the stuff of endless desire, dope, money, attraction, and orgasms.

Thank you one and all, especially all you beautiful Jakes and Jennifer's with your faultless perfect complexions and spotless Meaningful Beauty --

So deep in a life so shallow nobody ever drowns or gulps for air and yet nobody ever lives to tell a tale of woe.

On Sunday, July 9, 2023 at 5:06:35 PM UTC-7, Loose Cannon wrote:
> On 7/8/2023 3:37 PM, bozo de niro wrote:
> > Eenie, Meanie, Meinie, Mo?
> Don't know about the rest of us but this is where you're going:
>
> https://media.tenor.com/images/0e8a4e8e55f651d9c34a7abaca8d1f44/tenor.gif
>
>
> --

Trust me Loose Rectum boy, you're going there with an endless side dish of shit to eat, and I'm gonna personally make sure your dish is filled up each time, trust me pal.

bozo de niro wrote:

> Trust me Loose Rectum boy, you're going there with an endless
side dish of shit to eat, and I'm gonna personally make sure your
dish is filled up each time, trust me pal.

An eternal hell of fire and brimstone, I can see even the most
adaptive of us never getting used to it. The screams just get
louder. They never diminish in any way ever. But eating shit
is different. It falls into the distasteful category. Not pleasant,
not by a long shot. Even our finest shit fanciers could be turned
off by eating shit they did not ask for. Point is, you can get used
to it. In time it will be just another meal. Even if it goes on all
day long. Same with farts. They diminish. In time even the
strongest of them dissipate. But what if they didn't dissipate?
What if they hung around forever and even grew in strength in
the process? Would we get used to them? You better believe
it. Farts are like smog. When you live in a smoggy town you
are not always aware of it because you're so deep into it. You
grow accustomed to it. The same goes with farts. In fact
studies have already been made which verify that some people
not only grow accustomed to the smell of the raunchiest farts,
they even become addicted to them, requiring stronger and stronger
farts each time to gain spirit enhancing fulfillment.