I just saw this today, it made me lough out loud. Has anyone seen this?

good for a laugh....this is really cute, I hope you all enjoy:

Osamu Dazai Wrote:
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> I just saw this today,



Have you been living under a rock, Osama?

Osamu.


I just saw this video clip today in an e-mail my mother sent me. I enjoyed it and found it very funny and thought I would share it for all to see. I am sorry everyone here is so rude and without any cooth. Where I come from we have bettermanners.

I think your time would be better spent in the Fairfax General Forum section....Osama.

...back to lurking

Poor Rat

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lur king Wrote:
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> I think your time would be better spent in the
> Fairfax General Forum section....Osama.
>
> ...back to lurking


I would heed his advice, his advice, troll Osama Bin Trollin!


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osamu_Dazai

"Dazai's works are also characterized by a profound pessimism, not surprising from an author who made several unsuccessful suicide attempts before finally succeeding. In his novels the protagonist similarly consider suicide as the only viable alternative to a hellish existence, yet (often) fail to kill themselves due to an equally savage apathy towards their own existence i.e. the question of whether to live or not becomes trivial. In his works, he shifts from pathos to comedy, from melodrama to humor, adjusting his vocabulary accordingly."

Ahhhh.

...back to lurking

lur king Wrote:
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> "Dazai's works are also characterized by a
> profound pessimism, not surprising from an author
> who made several unsuccessful suicide attempts
> before finally succeeding. In his novels the
> protagonist similarly consider suicide as the only
> viable alternative to a hellish existence, yet
> (often) fail to kill themselves due to an equally
> savage apathy towards their own existence i.e. the
> question of whether to live or not becomes
> trivial. In his works, he shifts from pathos to
> comedy, from melodrama to humor, adjusting his
> vocabulary accordingly."
>
> Ahhhh.
>
> ...back to lurking


Sounds like he lived a life of MISERY!

I just wish Misery was better at the "finally succeeding" part.

...back to lurking