by Eric Le Roy
Content 18+ In reading Mr. Anderson’s short dissertation entitled “Hope: A Poisonous Delusion that Beguiles Humanity”, I had the gun to my head, ready to pull the trigger, when my old dog Casper, a glorious Rhodesian Ridgeback who, like me, has seen better days, started squirming and whining and dancing his all too familiar, “Daddy, I really have to have a toilet break!” He stared at … Read the rest
By Eric Le Roy
Content 18+ It is great to see such dynamic and articulate stuff on ThinkMyTime lately, as furnished by my long-time esteemed colleague Artem and a gentleman who introduced himself as ‘Anderson’. Both produced stimulating ideas that I would like to respond to.
First, Mr. Anderson. To start with, I agree totally with this excerpt from his italicized opening:
“You see, the notion that we have … Read the rest
by Eric Le Roy
Content 18+ We move among them much of our lives, especially people of the cities. At first, when young and uninitiated, we dive right in, intrigued by as yet unknown, seductive cloaks of human motion — uncountable vines of arms and legs — with which we hope to entwine ourselves. (Some will be poisonous.) Surely, we imagine, as we head out of the station and enter … Read the rest
Контент 18+ Taxis and taxi drivers are among the things in life that I generally hate. Which does not mean that I lump them together as a single evil force or that I would cast them, one and all, in a concentration camp if I could. As in all walks of life, the odd Good Samaritan may pop up in one of those meter-machines, plenty of decent sorts are just … Read the rest
Fourth part. Please read the first part, second part and third part using links. Attention! 16+ content.
Apart from the Civil Rights Movement and the Viet Nam War, the American '60s are best remembered for the music, the drugs, and the changing attitudes toward sex. I say 'changing attitudes' rather than simply 'changes in sexual behavior' because I am not sure that long before the '60s people were not indulging … Read the rest
