Comments on: The Path to Freedom http://www.thedarkglass.net/2005/09/22/the-path-to-freedom/ trying to nail down the shifting signifiers Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:36:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Simon Jones http://www.thedarkglass.net/2005/09/22/the-path-to-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Simon Jones Fri, 30 Sep 2005 22:38:58 +0000 http://anthony.poshcoffee.com/?p=8#comment-13 "the kudos and approbation of my rhetorical abilitie" Your honor. I rest my case. :-) “the kudos and approbation of my rhetorical abilitie”

Your honor. I rest my case. :-)

]]> By: Administrator http://www.thedarkglass.net/2005/09/22/the-path-to-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Administrator Wed, 28 Sep 2005 04:15:06 +0000 http://anthony.poshcoffee.com/?p=8#comment-11 Wow! I am turning red. Thanks for the praise and... oh - uh Thanks for the kudos and approbation of my rhetorical abilities. Wow! I am turning red.

Thanks for the praise and…

oh - uh

Thanks for the kudos and approbation of my rhetorical abilities.

]]> By: Simon Jones http://www.thedarkglass.net/2005/09/22/the-path-to-freedom/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Simon Jones Wed, 28 Sep 2005 02:38:07 +0000 http://anthony.poshcoffee.com/?p=8#comment-8 It sounds like it would have been a lot of fun. Not least of all to have the opportunity to talk with you again Anthony. Without wishing to sound like a fan or someone out to simply flatter, one of the highlights of any trip I make to California, is always the opportunity to enjoy conversation with you. I don't know anyone who talks like you do. You're always so energetic, flailing your arms around and getting all wound in like a conversational tornado that on occasion is reminded that children are sleeping not too far away. You use words I never do, like paradoxical. Words that make me want to understand them so I can use them myself, and that leave me thinking how the hell is it that I don't understand what a certain word might actually mean. You say sentences that I have to play back in my head slowly in order to fathom. Sometimes you say who paragraphs that make me feel like the foreigner I am as I listen hard for words that can give me contextual landmarks and allow me to follow you even though I might feel like I'm reading a menu in some European town with a name that I can neither pronounce nor would I insult them by trying. I always look forward to our conversations Anthony. I'm so glad you married Paula Pennington :-) It sounds like it would have been a lot of fun. Not least of all to have the opportunity to talk with you again Anthony. Without wishing to sound like a fan or someone out to simply flatter, one of the highlights of any trip I make to California, is always the opportunity to enjoy conversation with you.

I don’t know anyone who talks like you do. You’re always so energetic, flailing your arms around and getting all wound in like a conversational tornado that on occasion is reminded that children are sleeping not too far away.

You use words I never do, like paradoxical. Words that make me want to understand them so I can use them myself, and that leave me thinking how the hell is it that I don’t understand what a certain word might actually mean. You say sentences that I have to play back in my head slowly in order to fathom. Sometimes you say who paragraphs that make me feel like the foreigner I am as I listen hard for words that can give me contextual landmarks and allow me to follow you even though I might feel like I’m reading a menu in some European town with a name that I can neither pronounce nor would I insult them by trying.

I always look forward to our conversations Anthony. I’m so glad you married Paula Pennington :-)

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