8FOLD: Mighty Medley # 7, July 2014, by Messrs. Alambre, Brenton, Jurich, Perron & Russell

[Tom Russell]

On Saturday, July 5, 2014 1:07:45 PM UTC-4, Andrew Perron wrote:

> Hrm. Okay, question - what are we treating the soul *as*, in this case? 
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> There's a lot of different takes on it both in religion and in fiction. Is it 
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> an integral part of the self (apparently not, in this story)? Is it a "get 
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> into the afterlife free" ticket? Is it some immaterial source of ethics and 
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> nice feelings? Is it an agglomeration of "life force"? I'm good with any of 
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> these takes, I'm just curious as to which you're following.


Good questions! ...Saxon?


> >     "My name is Hank," said the blonde. "Hank High."
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> >     "Pardon me saying it, but you're awfully curvy for a Hank," said Adams.
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> >     "I decided some years back that my name was Hank and that I was a
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> > man," said Hank. "And so that's who I am and what I am. Want to make
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> > something of it?" Hank grinded left fist into right palm. "I'd be glad
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> > if you did."
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> <3 <3 <3

The focus group is also a big fan of Hank.

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> Hmmmmm. Interesting.

I'll be sure to pass all this back to Peter, who I think will be tickled pink.
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> >     I bark! My special loud bark! The police will hear. The police will
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> > come. They'll find this man and lock him in a cage. He won't be
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> > allowed to go outside or run or jump anymore. He didn't follow the
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> > rules.
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> >     Not like me. I'm a good dog!
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> Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! That was great.

I know, right? Wil did a terrific job with this one.

> Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, such puppy! Wow.

==Tom, kitties are better, but less likely to be "good" :-D