fedelm wrote:Well you could try it and see if it works. I've got other cool translations.
LIke:
It gave! (if you just wanted something to happen, and you just did it, no matter what then something GAVE)
A: Why do you want to see the flecks, you know they suck!
B: It just gives, man.
Really simplifier of speech.
Fede
I have no idea what any of that means
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explain?
"They called it Aspen because "buttpencil" was already taken."
--my little brother(stoned 1st time )
"A commom mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is underestimating the ingenuity of complete fools." --Ford Prefect
interesting article indeed, although not theologically sound on a point or two:
"There is a catch; they’re not literally dying. They’re previous existence is what is dead. Now they’re both “falling.” Sure, falling can represent falling down from life, but these two are literally falling; falling from Heaven. This is why both “long to be, beneath (that) dreaming tree,” before they ate the fruit and became human. Both of their initial reactions (mentioned above) are anger, but in the end they just plead for a guiding voice."
"The Dreaming Tree tells the story of Adam and Eve’s fall to earth, and their anger and angst reciprocate throughout all humankind."
those i'd have to disagree with - "adam and eve" didn't literally fall from anywhere - IMO, eden and heaven aren't the same thing by any means
i thought the article was interesting overall, but i think jake needs to work on his lyrical interpretations.
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move in the opposite direction." -- Albert Einstein
I always thought that it was about loss of innocence. And with that I thought it interesting that Dave kind of used a anti-romantic theme and mixed it with a very romantic object
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