Noble Dust

Unsupportive.

Not to be annoying, but how is this thread not relegated to the lounge while others are? At the least it should be in the Phil of Art section, and tha...

Hmm. You live in a country that suffers from imperialism. You hate the US. You accuse me of having no substance to add when I highlight your country's...

Yeah, I like that track I posted. I was just saying this to my co-worker, though...it's a good track, but I can see why it's a B-side.

I've never thought about it this way before, so I found this very interesting. I'm chewing it in my cud right now. *cow noises* But can't concepts be ...

Only three days after my birthday. I expect you to remember that and grace me with a proper birthday greeting, thanks.

Maybe focus on this log in your own eye, eh? *prepares for barrage. I tried*

9/10 Poetry.

:rofl: For once I agree.

Woah woah buddy, I love love, but I also love independence. If we're getting married you should at least let me know.

Wow, I've never experienced such a quick turnaround of pure love. All I can do is amend the review to a strong 7.9 out of 10, assuming @"Bitter Crank"...

Really nice work, but it's not a haiku. I hope you know that. Anyway, to go into the standard "shoutbox shitty poem critique" formula (as codified by ...

Cheese and crackers might be the best culinary invention of all time. I feel like @"Hanover" understands this.

I think we already did, but they won't understand it, so it doesn't matter.

Interesting indeed!

Witty can seem infallible; indeed, on the surface, he does. Hence his religious followers.

Religion will do that to you too.

Religion will do that to you.

We don't see the caption bruh..

Bruh :yikes:

I get the sentiment, but I would word it differently. The intuition that I get is that there is an extent to which words help us construct our reality...

A noble cause enforced by cranks.

I'm in if you're in. Let's both look to the greater good of what we'll accomplish with this endeavor; set aside selfish ambitions and truly give ourse...

Oh, of course they will. Their loss.

Fair enough, but hairy belly appeared to be assuming there always are, which to me smacked of a lack of knowledge of poetry, which made me laugh inter...

Lol, there aren't sentences in poetry...

:up:

Not to be dramatic or self-important, but this "Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis" is exactly the same idea that I've felt intuitively for years without any spec...

I'm not a Radiohead fanboy by any means, but this track is super cool and has me excited to hear the B-side album Kid A Mnesia that's coming out soon:...

Ideally the line would go: I was a bit hungover While strolling through Hanover Better flow. We may need to start a new thread in which we give constr...

Wow, from the wiki page on carbon microphones:

A couple of years ago I recorded a mini-album of synth tracks improvised on free synth apps on my smartphone and subsequently recorded from the phone'...

"Bird chirps joyfully*

There is a member Of TPF who starts trends His name's Noble Dust

They don’t realize My genius is the courage To write bad haikus

@"Banno" What about color spectrum gradient? Let's get off the religiousic Witty high horse for a minute and realize that color exists on a gradient m...

P-sha, I get instantly offended by logging on to the forum. :party:

Well, you sound offended; I didn't mean to offend you.

Of that which is a portmanteau, one must be uncertain.

The reference is the Wittegenstein.

If a scholar from 2,000 years ago hypothetically somehow had the tools to translate future language into their current language, then I suppose anythi...

Woah. We may have to have a chat about that. Cheers to Herge and Lindsay. :party:

Incorrect

I don't know if that counts as free-form haiku.

Who?..

Nice Tintin avatar, btw. And I can't help but ask... "Arcturus" wouldn't be a reference to "A Voyage To Arcturus" by David Lindsay, right?

I don't know the etymology of "computer" by heart, but I'd assume it has to do with "one that computes". But technological words are potentially the e...

But at no point in history did anyone say "let's condense information into a single world and then we'll have a definition". I think you're thinking a...

I disagree!

Right; poetry is generally translatable word for word from one language to another. :razz: