The blessings of Greyface

[Ben]

Am I the only one who thinks that order isn't all bad?

[Sepia]

depends...

in ones own emotional life/view of life (including religion, science, ideology etc) i find order to to lack ingredients to make audible words out of my thoughts.

i go for the order when things needs to be done and i badly want them to be done and 'chaos' the rest of the way.

yet, chaos is still order and order is still chaos because i feel that there must be order in chaos, for instance small packages of chaoes for my mind to understand it/them/etc.

no, i don't know.

[Horab Fibslager]

i savour balanced unbalance.

so yeah order is great.

[EraPassing]

I'm a compulsive order-seeker.  I automatically begin to rearrange my surroundings to reflect some sort of pattern, and I look for patterns in events and personalities.  My redeeming characteristic, though, is that my sense of humor is so DISorderly.

[Ben]

I'm actually pretty messy sometimes now that I'm all grown up and can be.  Sometimes I wish I was moer orderly about my environment.  My Dad used to condemn nonorder extremely harshly.  Just little things like leaving something out of place would leave him screaming at me like a banshee.  He'd probly faint if he saw my apartment the way it is now.  Maybe I'll clean it better, lest he visit to haunt me.  I think order has its pros and cons, just like chaos.

[Horab Fibslager]

i greatly enjoy finding patterns in what at first appears to be a mess or disorderly, and disorder in what appears to be very orderly.

from simplicity flows complexity.

every buildign starts with a single brick.

[agent compassion]

If not for order, how would the pizza get from the oven to your house?

[Ben]

Um... via chaos?

[Sepia]

If not for order, how would the pizza get from the oven to your house?

the robot moved in chaostery.

[agent compassion]

Hehe...

"Chaos Pizza - If it's not at your house within 30 minutes, then it'll be somewhere else. Or cake."

[Z³]

There used to be a place here in Omaha during the seventies called "Satans Pizza". I think thats awesome, and would love to open up a pizza place by the same name some day.

Thats also the name of my store in Kingdom of Loathing.

[Prickly]

There used to be a place here in Omaha during the seventies called "Satans Pizza". I think thats awesome, and would love to open up a pizza place by the same name some day.

Thats also the name of my store in Kingdom of Loathing.

A: You live in Omaha? I'm sorry.... I feel the suffering. I feel the pain. Do you go to UNO? I feel the suffering and pain even worse.

B: They had a SATAN'S PIZZA? In THIS TOWN? Are you fucking SHITTING ME?

C: Don't answer the part about shitting me. I don't wanna know.

Anyway, who are you and how would I know you?

[Z³]

There used to be a place here in Omaha during the seventies called "Satans Pizza". I think thats awesome, and would love to open up a pizza place by the same name some day.

Thats also the name of my store in Kingdom of Loathing.

A: You live in Omaha? I'm sorry.... I feel the suffering. I feel the pain. Do you go to UNO? I feel the suffering and pain even worse.

B: They had a SATAN'S PIZZA? In THIS TOWN? Are you fucking SHITTING ME?

C: Don't answer the part about shitting me. I don't wanna know.

Anyway, who are you and how would I know you?

I dont go to UNO because I'm not currently in school, I'm not sure how you'd know me, except that I live at the powerpad and until recently this is where they did hardcore/punk shows (ever since the Cog Factory shut down, may it rest in peace.)

Satans Pizza used to be downtown in the seventies, I believe where Howard Street was (until very recently). From what I understand, back in that day, the old market was nothing more than head shops/record stores... which isnt much different than what it is now, just with more crap and a couple bookstores. This is all heresay, of course, and I was skeptical at first... but I've heard it now from two different sources (unrelated) so I'm pretty sure its true.

I couldnt tell you much about myself that would give you any clue if you knew me, because a lot of that depends on who you know... there is a good chance of it, because I know the way this town works. Anyway, I'm 22 and I used to go to Central High School... I also used to go out to a lot of shows, and I know a lot of people in the local music shit (I cant think of a better way to put it.).

Anyway, you and I are probably two out of maybe twenty or thirty registered libertarians in the county.

[Bella]

I don't mind order and often find it very useful.
But I'm not often successful in my attempts to maintain order.
I start out with the best intentions in the world and then things just seem to get out of hand and chaos erupts.

[Prickly]

I dont go to UNO because I'm not currently in school, I'm not sure how you'd know me, except that I live at the powerpad and until recently this is where they did hardcore/punk shows (ever since the Cog Factory shut down, may it rest in peace.)

Satans Pizza used to be downtown in the seventies, I believe where Howard Street was (until very recently). From what I understand, back in that day, the old market was nothing more than head shops/record stores... which isnt much different than what it is now, just with more crap and a couple bookstores. This is all heresay, of course, and I was skeptical at first... but I've heard it now from two different sources (unrelated) so I'm pretty sure its true.

I couldnt tell you much about myself that would give you any clue if you knew me, because a lot of that depends on who you know... there is a good chance of it, because I know the way this town works. Anyway, I'm 22 and I used to go to Central High School... I also used to go out to a lot of shows, and I know a lot of people in the local music shit (I cant think of a better way to put it.).

Anyway, you and I are probably two out of maybe twenty or thirty registered libertarians in the county.

Actually, there are about 3000 registered Libertarians statewide (only 75 or so of whom have paid dues to the party itself, but we won't get mad at the rest of the 3000 since they at least vote for us). Anyway, the NE LP has meetings the second or third or so sunday of each month (I think it's the third sunday) at 1pm at Godfather's Pizza on 70somethingth and Pacific (the one in the same shopping center as Lee's, which is a damn good chinese place).

I'm 21, but went to Burke, and am not into the local music scene at all, so we've probably never met, unless you've been to any Libertarian events and I just didn't notice.

Also, I happen to work at the Taco Bell at 120th & Center (the shopping center with the Baker's that used to be an Albertson's and before that an empty shell of a store, and before that a HyVee). The earliest I start work is about 7pm, some nights I don't start until 10pm, but if you happen to come through really late one night and there's a guy with long brown hair working the drive through, say a Hail Eris.

See ya at some Libertarian evenst? I'm a political science major, so I'll probably be Nebraska's campaign coordinator in 2006, so volunteers are always appreciated.

*volunteers you*

Edit: PS: Have you ever played 1000 blank white cards? I've managed to get quite a few local converts.