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Bebelina
11-11-02, 04:54 AM
In a few weeks there will be a poetry marathon for peace on my city. Me and three friends will initiate this event with a small performance. We have totally free hands. Any suggestions on what we will do? What would have the largest impact on people? What would make them think? And...what would make them laugh? ...these kind of events are often very stiff and dull. We have access to some instruments, like drums, a didgeridoo and my beautiful singing voice. ;)
Any ideas? The crazier the better!

Adam
11-11-02, 04:57 AM
Originally posted by Bebelina
What would have the largest impact on people?
You could get naked... :p That would have a big impact. You'll instantly have a new legion of Bebelites (Bebelina worshippers). Could be interesting. Just make sure you take photographs...

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:03 AM
I whole heartedly agree. Who needs violence when you got chicks? :D

For real, sounds like a good idea (both of you)!

Xev
11-11-02, 05:06 AM
Offer free food. People will always come if you offer free food.

Hell, people will prostitute their grandmothers if you offer them donut holes and coffee.

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:06 AM
Hey Adam, I know you have a didgeridoo there somewhere, so why don't you take it and stick it up your bazooka. :D
That would have a too large impact, I would have to run for my life, for the rest of my life.

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:12 AM
Maybe we could throw food on them..? What kind of food would work best, in a peace instigating way and in a non sticky way?

Xev
11-11-02, 05:16 AM
Food fight!

Ummm, donut holes are non-sticky if you get the plain ones. Or pumpkin flavoured ones, like I had over Halloween.

Damnit, now I'm hungry.

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:16 AM
You should set up a "butcher your own rabbit" booth...people would have a safe outlet for their knify tendencies AND get free food.

Hey Xev, how can I get in on that deal?

Adam
11-11-02, 05:16 AM
Hey, you keep your hands off my didgeridoo! :p

Xev
11-11-02, 05:17 AM
Nebula:

Keep your filthy hands off her! She's mine!

Adam:

You know you like it, you kinky bastard.

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:20 AM
Xev, could you specify which "her" you are referring to? Beb/Prostituted Grandmothers?

Xev
11-11-02, 05:24 AM
Lucrezia Borgia!

That's it, I need to stop drinking the bong water.

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:25 AM
Well, we have this idea that we would like to point out the hypocrazy of the audience. That they come there and talk about the importance of peace, but are not willing to make any changes or sacrifices in their own lives to make peace a reality. Like how much love can you give when everything has been taken away from you? Exactly as much as peace requires. How much can you forgive. Because peace is only going to be a reality when people stop retaliating what others have done to them, and very few, maybe nobody, would be able to do that. To forgive. So what is the essence here? Will humanity never have peace? Is it not in our nature? Is the striving for peace futile? Maybe it is. Maybe we don't believe in peace after all.

That kind of thing...provocating.

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:27 AM
Maybe it was the white rabbit? She wants it all for herself. To chop it up. :D

Adam
11-11-02, 05:28 AM
Maybe act out something about Buddha? I'm sure there are some christian saints with stories about forgiving people who were nasty to them.

Xev
11-11-02, 05:30 AM
Like how much love can you give when everything has been taken away from you?

Or if you've destroyed everything that matters to you, how much can you love?

Sorry for an attempt at hijack...I like this question. I hate living this question.

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:30 AM
The vast majority of people have too many immediate "problems" in their daily life to ever truly care about what's going on elsewhere in the world. Like me; me getting some nachos right now is BY FAR more important that Israeli children...unless those children somehow improve/impair my chances of getting nachos.

Why is this turning into a food thread (donuts, nachos, Lucrezia Borgia).....?

Also, Xev...I'd like to, uh, "see" that granny on the far right...I love it when my grandma spoils me.....ew. Kill me now.

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:31 AM
I would just like to add that chicks in paintings are hot.

Xev
11-11-02, 05:36 AM
Nebula:

I think that's human nature, to care more about the people immediate to you.

I'd say more and give you a price on the granny, but my cat is standing on my computer.

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:37 AM
Well, what's the price for that pussy....cat?

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:40 AM
That's the path many are walking. Somebody steals their bike, kills their mother and cheats on their brother. They get furious and destroys everything around them. They stop caring, they stop loving, they get filled with hatred. What they have lost will never come back, no matter how much they fight, but they are refusing to see that, because anger is a more pleasant feeling than sorrow.

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:42 AM
I agree. And how are we going to overcome this?

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:45 AM
I don't know, is it humanly possible? Or will we have to evolve into something more than human to reach beyond our emotional reactions?

Nebula
11-11-02, 05:48 AM
Or will we have to evolve into something more than human to reach beyond our emotional reactions?

I think this is impossible. Humans are nothing but emotional reactions.

Bebelina
11-11-02, 05:50 AM
Well it said MORE than human...