 Siia Faerie 2005-12-08 . chapter 1Wow... that's all I can say. I liked that in order to read this, I really had to think. Thank you for exercising my brain. |
 Venustas iaceo 2005-11-07 . chapter 4God is suicidal. Brilliant. I find this slightly funny in the sense that the rambles often find a way to contradict themselves and yet hold a sense of sanity somehow. It's just bizzare. I especially loved the rant about x equals y. I found that very entertaining. |
 Alice 2005-11-05 . chapter 4 I have come to the conclusion that you are either very intelligent or fucked in the head. Possibly both.
The logic/illogic in this was fascinating, I loved especially all the bits about 'If evil is dependent on good, is it therefore intrinsically good?' and all that.
I didn't find it hilarious, despite what your bio said. Oh, funny, yeah, there were a couple of lines that made me laugh hysterically, but most of the time I was sitting there making awed noises and trying to figure out what the hell you were talking about.
A brilliant story, I really ejoyed it. |
 Naomi Schemer 2005-09-11 . chapter 4This is just...interesting...I think I shouldn't read it so late, because I'm too lazy to really pay attention, and it seems like a bunch of spiritual mumbo-jumbo... |
 Impersonal Bias 2005-08-01 . chapter 1For the record, I hate you. Most people can't tell if you're mocking existentialism or not- which you have every right to, but eh. Forcing your poor readers to wade through the mess of illogic only to be unsure as to your true intent is just horrid.
But I love you too. Because God is suicidal.
[Your grammatical errors have nearly ceased to exist. Go you.]-Falina. |
 Pure 2005-07-19 . chapter 3I started to read this once before and I was scared off with confusion. This time around, I found it really neat. It made me think. It was funny too... When I reached the end I wanted to scream 'this is fucking amazing!' but it's 3am and that'd be a no-no in my world. Anyway, I'll totally be thinking about this all night. Cheers! |
 Naomi Schemer 2005-06-05 . chapter 2That was interesting. For some reason, I believe both participants in the conversation were God. It was confusing, but than again, you used the word conscious so many times while I am not fully conscious enough to decipher the sentence without it being "consciousness of conscious con con con..." |
 Lost Again 2005-05-24 . chapter 2very very interesting. i didn’t really manage to follow the whole argument but once i’m more awake i will read it again. the different ideas about god where fascinating.
and randomly: if you haven’t already you should read “Lockpick Pornography” which is a novella by this guy who does a comic called “A Softer World”. i really think you’d like it. it can be found at w.asofterwold.com/lpindex.html. |
 Naomi Schemer 2005-05-20 . chapter 1Everything will cease to exist the day I die. Deep, and promising start. I would love to see more of this. |
 Wainwright 2005-04-30 . chapter 1Now that made me giggle. Which I'm assuming was the point- parody and all that. Good, good.
I was brought up by over-zealous middle class parents of the mind enriching variety. When other kids had Barbie, I had a Young Person's Guide to Western Philosophy. The extitensialists scared me. Then I discovered Sartre about the same time I discovered black nail varnish and sexual confusion. Have been insufferable ever since. Which all adds to my supsicion I should have been drowned at birth.
Nice work, though. |
 Lost Again 2005-04-28 . chapter 1oh, an intriguing start. i really enjoyed the logic of beginnings/endings and human consciousness. |
 Maris. S 2005-04-27 . chapter 1Oi! This sounds interesting! Please update soon!! |
 versechorusverse 2005-04-27 . chapter 1Wow...that was pretty deep. I like. |