Dr Funk MD
TRIBE Promoter
Is there one? If not I'm officially declaring myself pope of it
Originally posted by DaPhatConductor
Uhm... that doesn't really work too well...
We'd all be our own individual popes wouldn't we?
I'm not sure if we wear hats yet, but if we do they will be damn silly in an ironic sort of way.Originally posted by DaPhatConductor
Hopefully it will improve the adhesion of the suction cups on your silly Existentialist hat.
I am standing on the platform of the tram and I am entirely uncertain as to my place in this world, in this town, in my family. Not even approximately could I state what claims I might justifiably advance in any direction. I am quite unable to defend the fact that I am standing on this platform, holding this strap, letting myself be carried along by this tram, and that people are getting out of the tram’s way or walking along quietly or pausing in front of the shop windows. – Not that anyone asks me to, but that is immaterial.
-Franz Kafka - from The Passenger - 1908
Originally posted by DaPhatConductor
I hate to say it but you can't really have Existentialist commandments, it's far too individual, fragmented, vand ague. You also run into a lot of written commandment problems when you frequently encounter subjects beyond language and conception.
Yeah but according to your underlying philosphy you'd have to be the only one. That sounds pretty lonely, are you sure you don't wonder why you're alone in this hostile universe? Mmmm? Mmmm?Originally posted by Lysistrata
You can't even pretend to start a Church of Existentialism if you haven't plowed through Being and Nothingness.![]()
I'm a Discordian.
Our Commandments:
1: Fuck it.
2: Do it yourself cuz ain't no one gonna do it for you.
3: The universe hates you. Deal with it.
4: If it's wrong it's probably your fault.
5: Yearn for something each day.
Originally posted by DaPhatConductor
no hats, no hookers heroin and pizza...
Originally posted by Dr Funk MD
Yeah but according to your underlying philosphy you'd have to be the only one. That sounds pretty lonely, are you sure you don't wonder why you're alone in this hostile universe? Mmmm? Mmmm?
join us.
Originally posted by DaPhatConductor
I hate to say it but you can't really have Existentialist commandments, it's far too individual, fragmented, vand ague. You also run into a lot of written commandment problems when you frequently encounter subjects beyond language and conception.
Less commandments, more silly hats!
Originally posted by Dr Funk MD
As for celebrity endorsements, sure Scientology has Travolta but we've got Kafka!