Random acts of stationery #16

Analyzing is not for me.

I never like to ask the artiste what their painting/doodle/post-it note means.

in the continued spirit of leaving comments which make abolsutely no sense whatsoever..

ptch.

Is there any space for an additional caveat underneath the one which is already there?

Andre - I don’t like to ask them either, although I must confess with some of the more obtuse ones I do want to plead in an unseemly way: “Tell me what it means!!!” Ahem.

Miles Away - Most of the posts make absolutely no sense. It’s only right and proper that the comments should follow suit. And what additional caveat did you wish to leave?

I’m afraid it’s worse than that my unreliable friend:

God isn’t dead; we killed her.
The planet isn’t dying; we’re slowly suffocating it.
And if life is utterly pointless, it’s because we’ve made it so.

As Jamie Oliver would put it, Happy days. :o)

Why are the post-its yellow? I don’t believe in post-its. They fall off all the time.

Really sorry about God.

I was reversing and didn’t see him.

Ariel - An Unreliable Witness wishes to make it known that he is not yellowist, and uses a variety of shades of post-it notes. But yes, even in my transitory usage, they do fall off.

OE - Yes, I know! Careful where you’re driving! I’ve already lost one leg.

Oh, wait a minute. I am not God. I am not God. I am not God. There. All better now. Confusion over.

Damn. Over analysing your pos tits was the only thing keeping my life pointing.

hurrah

sounds like a perfect excuse for

a big party

Angelalala - Fear not. I never get tired of people over-analysing. Even when I tell them not to.

Annie - Yes! A ‘God Is Dead! Let’s sacrifice the Bishop of Bath & Wells on an open spit!’ kind of party. I’ll bring ketchup and a bottle of Pimm’s.