On Guest Blogging by the Editorial Assistant: What It Means To Be Powerless in the Face of That Which We Hate (A Metaphor for Life)

18Aug08

In which Dante hates pigeons and windows.

Friends! We are literally confronted by this thing we hate — we would kill it in a second if given even the slightest opportunity! — yet must resign ourselves to our inability to do anything about it. (Also: not every cat is a lolcat.)

Filed under: Animals, Not Every Cat a Lolcat, Resignation, The Gay Recluse, The Russian Blue | 2 Comments
Tags: Birds, Enemies, Lolcats, Not Every Cat a Lolcat, Pigeons, Schopenhauer

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1 John Anthony on August 19, 2008 said:

which means that hate moves through resignation and (eventually) to acceptance, which then will lead us to love…. and then the window will magically disappear and we will fly away with the pigeon to perch on a smokin’ hot gay statue in Columbus Circle.

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2 The Gay Recluse on August 19, 2008 said:

Thanks, John! We like it very much…

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