Enigma Woman met Jigsaw Man. He went to pieces in the box. She found the rabbit hole closed.and walked through the looking glass. It was the longest obstructed love affair in the history of anyone unfortunate enough to read it in the most depleted literature of a doctor's waiting room. Archytas made a steam pigeon for children to play with. He bought the parts by selling an enigmatic apology over an incident that had once made him laugh, and by playing poker with a set of German tarot cards, borrowed from the enigmatic mind that had confused him with Neil. Children smiled playing with their new toy. A full house of death cards and dog fools took the pot. He threw a magic penny into the Trevi fountain, knowing this would help nothing. The Rabbit's work was done. Gabby might just be the quiet comedienne needed for the next job, the search for the Sculptor's ring. I could hardly apologise, but bought her an indulgence from the Pope.
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 1:32:06 AM UTC, archytas wrote: > > How precious your resistance to the blue eye is Gabby. A golden ring > indeed. How could you know I was once an escapee from Watership Down? And > how could I untag your work of art and defame the Puppet without > consequences for Charlie? There is no need to be sorry these days. In > rhetoric this merely utters as a statement after promises to 'learn > lessons', from the void of bureaucratic meaningless of a British civil > servant who appreciates both Wagner and his secretly imported collection of > Japanese erotica. I am disappointed you choose to regard me as being > incapable of untagging, rather than as not having learned because I would > never curtail the rights of another's expression. Rabbits have struggled > to be witty since Bugs Bunny celebrated their release from the Catholic > oppression of being considered 'land fish' and suitable for eating on > Fridays. > > Now the cabinet papers have been released to the world, I can reveal the > full details of your tagging role in a strike against animal repression and > blue horn-rimmed big pharma. Until now, it was necessary to portray me to > the world as a witless, virtual individual understood only in your virtual > reality as another person making the real me unfathomable - a little like > the Scarlet Pimpernel having to try harder to conceal his identity on the > grounds of a rather more complex enemy than Frenchmen. Here is the footage > of what I was up to whilst the blue needle eye was riveted on the > interference you were running for the cause: > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uagX8jPbkI > > Simply yours, I walk the line. > > On Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at 11:09:45 PM UTC, Gabby wrote: >> >> Neil, when I think I understand what you are saying, I know it is me >> thinking I understand what you are saying, archytas. Maybe that's the >> "secret" underneath the wig? >> >> I removed that tag on my photo when I realized you did not find it witty >> and were not aware of the option to remove the tag yourself. That was long >> before fb changed from opt out to opt in mode. The photo shows an old >> watch tower with a puppet inside guarding the no more existing Berlin Wall. >> Somehow like the hagazussa sitting on the fence. >> >> But I cannot remove the blue monochrome, non-responsive minds eye pin, >> I'm really sorry. >> > -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups ""Minds Eye"" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
