no prob hun!

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Or we'll never get out of
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well i appreciate it. ^_^

im just a dumb ol' girl!
being nice

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you are kind but the last couple are new

Hey! the old pictures still look great!

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Or we'll never get out of
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cool cool

nm just drawin

HEY YOU!
Whats be happening?

Hey thanks too You're doing some neat stuff. Definitely wanna watch you!

Hey, thanks a lot for the watch! I like your gallery and character =3

Um, I don't quite remember Deleuze so well at the moment, so I am in no position to discuss wether his suicide was or was not related to his ideas. However, if it was cancer that took him to that, it makes a little more sense, after all, cancer is a slow painful death, it's funny how dogs have the right to die with dignity and no pain, however humans have to stand a sure death in the most painful conditions.

Anyway, I remember I did my Deleuze exam (I study philosophy) drawing a little comic in the paper, because rhizome is easier to understand and explain through art than it is through words. And yes, the teacher liked my answer. Yay for the hetherodox.

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"[i]Sin duda la consciencia es el fenómeno más inquietante del universo,
mucho más que los agujeros negros.
Me refiero al hecho mismo de ser seres vivos que saben que viven,
pero no saben por qué[/i]"
- César Simón

Haha! In that case, cool joke man. It took me a while to get it.

And yeah, Deleuze was very into life as a kind of force, but at the same time he was also ready to sacrifice his own fractured and unstable subjectivity in the knowledge that a kind of life would continue after him, in terms of constant churning and becoming of material potential (Rosi Braidotti calls this force "zoe" as opposed to the political subject of "bios"; it's a compelling reading in her book "Transpositions").

I think the most ironic thing is that he committed suicide because of his cancer, because cancer is almost a kind of a definition of a non-arborial non-biunivocal rhizomatic body. But then, again, as Rosi Braidotti points out, it is important to have an "exit strategy", whether it is slow suicide (drink, drugs, eating crap food, no excercise, smoking, or just living til you die) or fast suicide (jumping out of a window).

Of course I do. It's black humor of some sorts. Also, it is, I believe, quite of a let down for a thinker like that, who did praise life a lot in his own way, to end jumping off a window. Oh, but I am not in position to judge him, he probably had his reasons, but I like it when thinkers set an example. The one jumping off the window should have probably been Sartre

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"[i]Sin duda la consciencia es el fenómeno más inquietante del universo,
mucho más que los agujeros negros.
Me refiero al hecho mismo de ser seres vivos que saben que viven,
pero no saben por qué[/i]"
- César Simón

Oh hey, your comment is pretty appropriate re: jumping out of a window. You know Deleuze committed suicide by jumping out of a window, right?

you welcome hun

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Apathy my shield when nothing else can protect me.

hey your welcome

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Apathy my shield when nothing else can protect me.

hey thanks glad you like him

i do too

deleuze is fun, he's prob not my FAVOURITE writer but i use him a lot (too much) in my work so

likin' your gallery too!

Hey, thanks for the fav, you've got a nice character in your gallery, by the way. Although I fear you because Gilles Deleuze is your favourite writer. MIL PLATEAU, AAAAARGH! *jumps off a window*

Although I CAN understand Deleuze, but only after smoking a joint.

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"[i]Sin duda la consciencia es el fenómeno más inquietante del universo,
mucho más que los agujeros negros.
Me refiero al hecho mismo de ser seres vivos que saben que viven,
pero no saben por qué[/i]"
- César Simón

Thanks for the fav

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Don't pray to God for a straight-jacket and then complain about the fit.

i really like your "dog art"!