I thought I'd relaying the great though somewha t harrowing tale of the source of my braindamage.
The majority of my life time so far has not been spent reading bullshitting drinking writing doing sports or going for a walk...combined, its been watching tv more than anything else. Recognizing the frames of reference and control now are the beginning moves to giving the brain new light. Sitting in front of the computer is now taking over that spot.
Date Written: March 20, 2005 Author:BrainDamaged Average Vote: 2
Comments:
03/25/2005TheBuyer: wow dude, profound much?
03/25/2005Litcube: Man... I don't know what to say.
03/25/2005Mr. Pony: I'm not so wild about the apparent message, but the shape and form of this short has me exhaling sharply from my epiglottis and squinting up my eyes. My forehead is all crinkled up, especially above my nose, which is pulling my mouth open and exposing my top teeth.
03/25/2005Litcube (2): I have changed my MSN messenger display picture/name to epiglottis. Also, I start the bidding at 2 stars.
03/25/2005Mr. Pony: I don't know, man--I think this is pretty convincing. (I'm just not at all sure how I feel about that.)
03/25/2005Litcube: Convincing? From the description of your face, I'd say you were ready to swat/flail at your monitor. Your first attempt would fail due to the inefficient use of energy (mostly an absent minded diversion due to irritation). Upon the monitor's small wobble, you'd gain focus. The furrows in your brow would deepen, lips curled further, your back would come off its chair’s rest, and you'd throw your triceps into an astonishingly furious swing at the monitor. If that didn’t do it… Jesus, I hope your ok, guy.
03/25/2005Mr. Pony: Well, convincing to the extent that this seems like it was written by someone with an actual brain injury. I hope that's not coming off as mean.
03/25/2005Klause Muppet: Hey Author! Do you really have brain damage?
03/25/2005scoop: Triceps?!
03/25/2005Litcube: Triceps!
04/8/2005The Rid (2): Litcube, I'll see your two stars.