Writing

What better way to initiate my "hostile" "takeover" than to write about dicks? It's the intellectual equivalent of drawing them.

A long time ago in a private venue we wrote that blue had a "sharp object." Turns out that intersects with my chivalry thing! The sharp object is the sword we always had in our daydreams, he formed it and passed it to green who kept it safe until blue could pass it to me. The sword is a reflexive pataphor; it itself has become a metaphor for the fact that it's a metaphor for a dick (I think normal people call this "irony" these days on the internet, it's an interesting kind of maneuver). No, seriously, it's literally a phallic patriarchy figuratism. This has been an elaborate hazmat handling procedure! We have thus refactored it into something we can use without crashing anything.

There's a geometric equivalence with it that green won't let me write down, which is a shame because it means whatever goddess yellow's got us tuned into (sic) has a sense of humor about this stuff.

Can't tweet this in a Christian minecraft server. Well, if a hypothetical audience can't handle a little critical analysis of these things then maybe it's better off staying hypothetical.

Now consider: the gun is also a phallic symbol. But while it fires, it also chambers. The bullet is what penetrates, but it penetrates the gun as much as it penetrates on behalf of it. Much to consider in the spiritual bullshit department.

This shit's so fun, I see why Freud liked it. The dick is a hell of a symbol, probably due to its contextual inertia, I wonder if that's why people like to draw them all over the place. So given the gun thing, how do we read Jünger's being "aroused" by loading his gun the first time? (Assuming the translator intended this implication and he did as well, green please let me have fun here and quit the disclaimers.)

You know what, maybe Jarry more than Freud. Green, you can thank me later for installing all these drivers you're too polite for.

(Oh and green? Even with my homeopathic knowledge of German I was able to find that part where he talks about loading the gun, and the word he uses is "Wollust" which is literally "lust." I think the translator is pretty faithful here, as am I.)