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[Rasputin]

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[shamthis]

I totally agree. This site does bring out the worst of us. But you have to be modest, and understand that we all dream a common dream; conflicts of interest are inevitable. Your point about Oscar Wilde's Picture of Dorian Gray was a little out in left field, but I pretty much feel the same way about Georgetown's tranfer policy. Congrats on your acceptance, Rasputin.

Sham

 

[wolferman]

Originally posted by shamthis
I totally agree. This site does bring out the worst of us. But you have to be modest, and understand that we all dream a common dream; conflicts of interest are inevitable. Your point about Oscar Wilde's Picture of Dorian Gray was a little out in left field, but I pretty much feel the same way about Georgetown's tranfer policy. Congrats on your acceptance, Rasputin.

Sham

I have to disagree Sham. I think what the OP was tapping into was the bleak outlook that comes from a purely existentialist view of the SDN world. In a way he is saying everything by saying nothing. It was a veritable catharsis of emotion expressed in the three dots that are an ellipsis. Thoreau would be proud at writing this concise.

 

[odelay]

i dissent. the statement is but a mockery of my stunned silence as i read and comprehended such literary brilliance. it anticipates, and reinvigorates the mental senses! bravo!

 

[tBw]

Originally posted by wolferman
Thoreau would be proud at writing this concise.

Thoreau could have said it in one dot.

 

[Pickle Salt]

Salinger would have used 47.

 

[shamthis]

Then again, what is a dot? I mean it, what is a dot? Anyone got some weed?