| I stole this from Lifehacker. For self motivation/reminding.
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| So...I've been thinking...at what point does regular old money become treasure? I believe it is either when said money is placed inside a "chest" OR when the stash is large enough where hiding or burying it is not ridiculous. I am less sure, however, as to which of these is more important.
I can see a small amount of money discovered in some sort of grandiose chest being called treasure.
"Hey, look what I found! Treasure!"
"Oh damn! Lets see whats inside"
"Huh...3 Sacagawea dollars and a paper clip..."
"That sucks!"
"Fuck you I found treasure! I can always pawn this sweet ass chest off!" -pokes eye out-
However found money, even if previously hidden never to be found again, is not necessarily treasure.
"Hey look! I ripped open this teddy bears head and I found 3 dollars inside!"
"What the hell, that was my Binkie!" -pokes eye out-
Clearly this dispute is what left so many pirate eyes be-patched. Which is not a real word. Any swashbucklers care to clarify?
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| The greater part of what my neighbors call good I believe in my soul to
be bad, and if I repent of anything, it is very likely to be my good behavior.
What demon possessed me that I behaved so well? You may say the wisest
thing you can, old man — you who have lived seventy years, not without
honor of a kind — I hear an irresistible voice which invites me away from
all that. One generation abandons the enterprises of another like stranded
vessels.
Walden, Thoreau
I believe this to be the resurrection of my weblog. We shall see.
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| I am literally going to kill 50 billion people.
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| I'm like a delicious piece of cheesecake. Everybody wants a piece of me.
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