The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

Cool and when we've done that I can show you some isolated outback stations

 

Oh sure...right after I leave you for dead at the bottom olf a mine shaft....I mean, right after the trip into the mountains

 

Don't you know we are all crosses between Crocodile Dundee and Steve Irwin....we taught cockroaches all they know about survival

 

dont do it furball
i think its a trap
im not 100% sure
but there are a few things you may want to be concerned about.

 

It's a historic trip thru old mining country in what was once the old west...nothing to be concerned about

 

Are you saying Milehigh is a tranny

That sounds great..... back when men were men and sheep were nervous

 

You're thinking of New Zealand

 

Or Scotland apart from John Denver I know nothing about Colorado

 

take a jeep that way you will enjoy your trip out there and back

isnt that were hobbits come from

 

Don't encourage him!

 

Thanks for the advice BG I wouldn't want to be stuck out in the middle of nowhere with some crazed psychopath...it happens enough at home

Hobbits and where the sheep outnumber people by 10:1 and all the women are called Baaaaaabaaaaaraaaaa

 

I'm not a psychopath

 

:embarrassed: oops I meant sociopath ....so you can function in society when you need to

 

That's better :28:





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:shock:

Hey!

 

Here take your medicine ...ummm I mean your coloured candy from the men in white coats

You'll feel better

 

The final episode, which also uses the stream of consciousness technique seen in Episode 3, consists of Molly Bloom's Soliloquy: eight great run-on sentences (without punctuation) describe the thoughts of Molly, Bloom's wife, as she lies in bed next to her husband.
Molly guesses that Bloom had an orgasm that day, and is reminded of his past possible infidelity with other women. She considers the differences between Boylan and Bloom, in terms of virility and masculinity. Molly feels that she and Bloom are lucky, despite their current marital difficulties. Molly recalls her many admirers, previous and current. She wishes she had more money to buy stylish clothes, and believes that Bloom should quit his advertising job and get better paid work elsewhere. Molly thinks about how beautiful female breasts are, particularly compared to male genitalia. She thinks of the time Bloom suggested she pose naked in exchange for money. Her thoughts return to Boylan and of her orgasm earlier.
A train whistle blows outside, and Molly thinks of her childhood in Gibraltar. Out of boredom and loneliness, she had resorted to writing herself letters. Molly thinks about how Milly sent her a card this morning, whereas her husband received a whole letter. She imagines that she may receive another love letter from Boylan. Molly recalls her first love letter from Lieutenant Mulvey, whom she kissed under the bridge in Gibraltar. She later lost contact with him and wonders what he would be like now. Her thoughts turn to her singing career, and Molly wonders what path her career could have taken had she not married Bloom.
Molly senses the start of her period, confirmation that her tryst with Boylan has not caused a pregnancy. She gets up to use the chamberpot. Events of the day spent with Boylan run through her mind.
Molly climbs quietly back into bed and thinks of the times she and Bloom have had to relocate. Her mind then turns to Stephen, whom she met during his childhood. She conjectures that Stephen is probably not stuck-up, and is most likely clean. She fantasizes about having sexual encounters with him. Molly resolves to study before meeting him so he will not look down upon her. Molly thinks of her husband's strange sexual habits. Molly speculates that the world would be much improved if it consisted of Matriarchal Societies. She thinks again of Stephen, and of his mother's death, and that of Rudy's death, she then ends this line of thought as it is making her depressed. Molly thinks about arousing Bloom in the morning, then revealing the details of her affair with Boylan to make him realise his culpability. Molly then decides to procure some flowers, in case Stephen Dedalus decides to come around. Thinking of flowers, Molly thinks of the day she and Bloom spent at Howth, his marriage proposal, and her response of "yes".

 

:yawn:

 

:33: hmmmmm interesting....pity that was the final eoisode

 

It's the summary of the final chapter of James Joyce's Ulysses.