This is you when you consume content

Odradek

Calica

I must not content.

Content is the mind-killer. 

Content is the little-death that brings total obliteration. 

I will face my content. 

I will permit it to pass over me and through me. 

And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. 

Where the content has gone there will be nothing. 

Only I will remain.

Obā-san

lee4hmz

chili dogs

Obā-san

naney said:

Salix Babylonika

naney said:

lee4hmz

naney said:

One-Winged Eagle

I'm surprised the bear won.

Obā-san

naney said:

Calica

Calica said:

I must not content.

Content is the mind-killer. 

Content is the little-death that brings total obliteration. 

I will face my content. 

I will permit it to pass over me and through me. 

And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. 

Where the content has gone there will be nothing. 

Only I will remain.

glennmagusharvey

dis content

Obā-san

naney said:

MetaFour

glennmagusharvey said:

dis content

Now is the winter of our this content.

Tachyon

. . . Made glorious summer by this sun of York.

People always seem to forget that "Now is the winter of our discontent" is only the first half of the sentence, and leaving out the following line completely changes the meaning!

Corvina

Tachyon said:

. . . Made glorious summer by this sun of York.

People always seem to forget that "Now is the winter of our discontent" is only the first half of the sentence, and leaving out the following line completely changes the meaning!

But the first half is perfectly good by itself

Tachyon

It can be interpreted as a meaningful sentence, yes.

But it's still a severely out-of-context quotation.

glennmagusharvey

Nah, it's just a dark and stormy night.

Obā-san

naney said:

Odradek

Tachyon said:

It can be interpreted as a meaningful sentence, yes.

But it's still a severely out-of-context quotation.

Well it's said by Richard III, who doesn't like Edward IV and is going to destroy him.

Odradek

naney said:

Tachyon

Odradek said:

Tachyon said:

It can be interpreted as a meaningful sentence, yes.

But it's still a severely out-of-context quotation.

Well it's said by Richard III, who doesn't like Edward IV and is going to destroy him.

Meaning the first half has more resonance with audiences because it closer represents his actual feelings?

That's a good point and one i hadn't considered.

Odradek

Speaking of, I can only read that speech in Ian Mckellan's voice now.

glennmagusharvey

It is the summer of our that content.