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"Because She Gave Me Water" Good luck finding a straight answer to this question on the Internet. Most search engines yeild circuitous misinformation about this subject, and bullshit. When the crowd laughed and jeered and asked Quasimodo "Why are you crying Quasimodo?", after he had been whipped and pilloried, and he answered "because she gave me water"; why was that line edited out of the 1939 version of the film The Hunchback Of Notre Dame? Time after time after time, I find instances of someone meddling with information any way that they can in an attempt to control people's minds. I don't cotton to that. AI Overview Based on the 1939 film adaptation of  The Hunchback of Notre Dame , the specific line where Quasimodo explicitly tells the crowd, "Because she gave me water," in response to why he is crying is not present in the final, dramatic pillory scene.   While the film follows the general emotional beat of the book, several product...
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Seen Any Good Movies Lately? Netflix "Black And Blue". It's riveting. Very riveting. It's worth getting a subscription, you can cancell it at any time. Another good thing to watch is "Rizzoli And Isles". It has 7 seasons. If you don't think that Sasha Alexander is a stone fox there must be something wrong with you. sj
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Hysteria, Terror, And Paranoia    Hysteria, terror, and paranoia. Three simple words in the English language/Three chances to learn something. Hysteria is merely intel which accurately reflects the state of the way things are. It can be like Eraserhead on steroids. That is why the film Eraserhead is a good inniation tool for young people. Because life can sometimes be like that, only worse. Fortunately there are receptors in our brains to aid and facilitate in the healthy use of this valuable source of intelligence. A man or a woman's hysteria is holy writ. We have to try to be smart and have fun with it. After all, we are the most important thing in the universe. And we are the ones who can call the shots. We are the ones with bargaining power. Terror(the fear of the unknown) does not exist in paradise which rejects and ejects terror and which is surrounded by an ocean or a moat of terror, with the added benefit of keeping yokels and assholes at bay and  out of paradise ...
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Oliver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whmzEXywq40
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Peace, Love, Dope
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 What's White and Crawls Up Your Leg? Uncle Ben's Perverted Rice.
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The Logos Logos =logic=non-contradictory thought? Short answer: roughly—originally, yes, but it's more nuanced. Explanation (concise): - In classical Greek philosophy, "logos" (λόγος) covered several related meanings: speech, reason, account, principle, and order. Among those, it did include rational, non-contradictory discourse—thinking or speech that gives an account and makes sense. - Heraclitus used logos as the underlying rational principle or law governing change; for him it was the intelligible order of the world. - In Stoicism, logos = rational structure of the cosmos (a universal reason), and human reason is a spark of that logos; rational, coherent thought was aligned with living according to logos. - Plato and Aristotle treat logos as reasoning or argument—Aristotle especially formalized logical coherence and non-contradiction as central to rational discourse. - In later Christian theology (e.g., Gospel of John), Logos is theological (the divine Word), expandin...
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