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Small Talk - It's Like Mounting a
Butterfly -
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A person's real feelings last only a few seconds -
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They are "—Very elusive."
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"Anything new?"
—Nothing fancy.
—Nothing we haven't planned for.
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"How's your husband?"
—Totally unspoiled.
—Suddenly sensitive.
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"How's your wife?"
—Very elusive.
—Life is like that, too.
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"May the force
be with you!" ...
"Tell your wife that one." ...
"Live long and prosper." ...
"Brother, keep the faith!"
—Be brave!
—Even now ... What a good story ...
Lots of luck ...
As long as you're alive, you're doing all right.
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Voodoo - Argumentum Baculinum (By
Authority of the
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Scepter) - An Appeal to Fear uses veiled
threats, rather
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than reason, for persuasion - It's a
waste of energy to
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pretend you're strong, to pretend nothing's
bothering
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you, to pretend you're not afraid. If you
try to feel
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frightened, then you really won't feel
frightened - That's
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what strength is, someone who can feel
frightened.
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[Any off-color joke]
—Heavy duty.
—So that's why everyone left!
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"I do whatever the voices
in my head tell me to do."
—Never perfect.
—Just follow the bouncing ball!
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"Okay, we're going to throw
out all the rules!"
—No violence!
—Really?
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"I just ignore them."
[Mean, phony, stupid people]
—Just brutal.
—It's a sign of total hatred and
no place to put it.
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