Ladies and Gentlemen, Soren Kierkegaard.
But that was at a basketball game long ago, and humor never dies.
It just grows more nebulous and amorphous.
Like selling a baseball mitt to Marshall Chapman's bass player.
Or exchanging it for a testosterone shot.
But I digress, what I had meant to say was:
"Henry David Thoreau"
Nary a blip any more on the sinusoidal wave front that characterizes my consciousness anymore.
And I care not what Robert Harrison thinks.
I've got your self reliance right here, you freaky anti-social bastard
with bad manners.
Now don't get me wrong, Guns and Roses may have a point that we all need some time to be alone.
But the only insight I've ever come up with when I was all alone in a cabin in South Dakota was that I was freaky anti-social bastard.
Now I'm just a freak into this whole complex networked web of human interactions thing
whatever the hell that means.
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