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Its this kind of out the box thinking and guts to follow through with your idea that makes a true difference in this world.
by songzme 13y ago
Its this kind of out the box thinking and guts to follow through with your idea that makes a true difference in this world.
- joelrunyon 13y ago> Its this kind of out the box thinking and guts to follow through with your idea that makes a true difference in this w I'll be the first to say this is a sweet bus & transformation and kudos to Hank for finding something he wanted to do and going after it. BUT, I think it's a bit of a stretch to say it's going to change the world. Maybe Hank's got bigger plans for it - but is it too much to ask to just call this a "freaking awesome project" and congratulate Hank on his out-of-the-box thinking without saying it's "revolutionary", "world changing" or some other hyperbole?
- sliverstorm 13y agoMaybe the best thing to do is just run with the hyperbole, join in with songzme, and pray like hell that when the hyperbole reaches critical mass it will implode on itself.
- solistice 13y agoMaybe it'll lead to a hyperbolic chain reaction, destroying everything in a hundred mile radius. That fallout will linger in the environment for decades, from molehills to mountains, killing all living discussions or grossly mutating them into beastly overstatements. It's a horrid picture.
- sliverstorm 13y agoSee, you've got the right idea already!
- solistice 13y agoFools, turn back. In 1908, Tunguska, my grand-grand father, at least so he tells, was involved in a similar happening. Two russian farmers in the area had come up with a new breed of cold resistant potato, and after sucessful tests, they took to a local inn to celebrate. Little did they know that the congregation had just a little too much liquid joy, and how focused the praise would be. After several days of nonstop praise, the hyperbolic density reached critical levels, and the russian authorities were alerted. Realizing the magnitude of the problem, they knew that they couldn't disperse it by themselves. They sent a letter to Prussia, world reknown for its somberness under Bismark, to send a congregation of the most straight faced military officers that they could find. My grand-grand father was within that troop. But alas, they came too late, as by the time they reached the village of Kezhemskoe, a flash was visible and loud explosions were heard, as the inn had reached critical hyperbole. You may not want to believe me, as all signs of the potatoes, the inn are gone, and all records were wiped during the cold war. Overstatements are hell.
- prawn 13y agoCould just be that they thought that following through on your plans is the sort of thing that can better the world. How many people don't?
- jarek 13y agoBy this logic I bettered the world today by coming into work. BRB HN front page
- jpwright 13y agoI believe songzme is saying that the mindset behind the project is of the type that results in world-changing things. Not the project itself.