Let the Meme Begin

[flwyd]

My initials in cuneiform and name in Heiroglyphics from University of Pennsylvania Museum via languagelog. (Anyone know how to get the syndication icon with the lj user tag?). And I wonder if the return filename of "cunT.gif" for cuneiform was noticed by the creator.

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And since I feel silly taking up all of that space on your friends page with blankness, here's a comment I posted recently in a friends-only entry of altamira16:

Question one:
Why should we assume that soulmatehood is a one-to-one relationship rather than many-to-many? I'd like to think love is less like gluing together a broken vase (each piece can only fit in one spot) and more like playing with legos (there's lots of pieces that could be your compliment). I mean, it seems improbable that of the 5,999,999,999 candidates, 5,999,999,998 aren't soul mate material.

Question two:
Why should we assume that good soul mates make good life mates, body mates, or even room mates? Let souls mate in the ether, meanwhile I'll go find a human mate.

Question three:
"Does increasing population indicate new souls?" is one of those childlike theological questions. Are new souls are created when two souls mate? Because that would indicate that a lot more people find their soul mates these days than 200 years ago.

Comments

no soul, mate.

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Suppose 5,999,999,999 people aren't soulmate material.

*sadface*