[ssf] we raise it up, this offering ...
walking man west riding
adam at diamat.org.uk
Thu Feb 4 14:38:09 UTC 2010
[a]
i heard one a while ago
i was just walking, out past
this group, and one bloke
turned round, to another
who turned out later
to be from, the father land
and said --
"do you that story
i've been telling everyone
about the story i never wrote
well, you accused me once
of being a philosopher
several years ago
i remember, i hated it
but i think i may have accidentally become one
and i'm not impressed"
[d]
oh, er,
i was at one recently
where i heard a story
about a few folk
in a german audience
reacting badly, er freaking
when some of my colleagues
were delivering some, ah
some learning ...
[a giggles]
and
[d]
oh, still receiving feedback
i have my theories mind
we could talk about them if you wish
though, it may well take us
the rest of the evening
to get a broad perspective
[a]
what off, everything
tout le monde
[d smirks]
no, you know what i mean
[a]
yeah
[d]
and, be careful
[a]
with what
[d]
you know, everything
tout le monde
[a]
well, as i say
i was just walking by
nowt to do with me
[d]
walking by ...
[a]
yes, this group
[d]
oh, yes sorry
[a]
can you remember that old bloke
bionic, we used to call him
flap cap, used to catch
the number five bus occasionally
[d]
vaguely ...
[a]
always trying to talk to ye
chat to any body
he'd sit at the back
we'd be reading us comics
and he'd say:
"that's true that is
or could be, with modern technology"
and then he'd pull out
a big science book, he'd got from
the library, and show you
something completely different
like the inner workings
of an atom bomb
can you remember him
[d]
vaguely ...
[a]
of course you can
used to call you roy
after roy orbison
because of the specs remember
[d]
yeah, vaguely
[a]
yeah, well, you once said:
"what are you talking to him for"
and i replied:
"i am not
he is talking to me"
[d laughs]
[a]
i thought that might amuse you
[d laughs again]
it amuses me
that you are on public transport
and no longer pedestrian
[a]
'the man who was too lazy to fail'
now there's a story
i don't know why this bloke
didn't tell that story
i mean, if one really is
at that point
in one's philosophising bonse
where one needs to tell a story
about a story that one's never written
why not tell that one:
'the man who was too lazy to fail'
do you know it
[d]
no
[a]
no, neither do i
and even if i did
i'm sure i didn't write it
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