writing infinite jokes for the mainstream section (the engine and the big thruster things on the cyberspace shuttle) involves nothing more than thinking over all the places ive been, all the people ive spoken to randomly, everything i said which made them laugh. for me this is as easy as using google is for you. the presentation of the game and the comical impact of the expressions will produce a calculated and precise condition which results in definite and controlled actions - all of which can be directly used to simply demand, from the public, that about 100 million of them use my site every day. to be clear, to those who arent consciously or semi-consciously multi-tasking INSIDE their minds, all the time - the one thing i did wrong when i tried to do this sort of thing a few years ago, and hence invaded Ealing Studios (at least using NATOs definition of invasion - i.e. i went there but was a political enemy of rupert murdoch and so my presence was an invasion, effectively, and my attempts to network some form of terrorism, presumably) was not thinking about what different jokes all the different people i meet laugh at. not having a vast calculated picture of the whole landscape of what was going on. this could never have just happened. developing and using my grid and the gridscape did the whole thing. put me in the picture properly, and enabled this next big step the problem for the bad guys, e.g. the sun, is that to tell jokes well you need the truth to be funny. you cant therefore just lie, and expect those jokes to be able to overpower the funnier jokes which come out of the truth itself. in a supermarket when me and random woman or bloke are chatting, and i express views about the way the system works and whats wrong with it, whether it is the checkout person or the shoppers, i become their entertainer, they enjoy every funny thing i say. like when i was buying those freddo frog chocolates, i said to the six foot probably qualified to be an engineer but black supermarket checkout man that it was in no way impacting my decision to buy the chocolate, but it seemed a little disturbed to portray these smiling frog to children as some sort of friend and then expect them to eat it. he pointed out that there is some product which has yoghurt inside and which requires the kids to rip the head off a creature. ill have to look it up. it was an obscenely mad product, whatever it was. these trifles are easily moulded into hilarious jokes, and it is the way ideas are juxtaposed and the subtle selection of funny sounding words or word juxtapositions which sound funny - which turn the whole thing into a very hilarious thing. this is the science behind what is happen, so accuse me of anything like vagueness at the risk of having to read a 30 page blow by blow account about why (a) im anything but vague and (b) your attack on me is motivated by a number of base and backward elements in your makeup (!)
Posted on: Sun, 07 Dec 2014 12:10:42 +0000
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