Comments on: The Beast http://3500years.com/zsallia/2003/10/06/the-beast/ 3500 years of life Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:00:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: ZM http://3500years.com/zsallia/2003/10/06/the-beast/comment-page-1/#comment-167 ZM Mon, 17 May 2004 02:04:39 +0000 http://3500years.com/zsallia/?p=96#comment-167 The following comments appeared on the old BlogSpot/Haloscan service exactly as they appear below. --ZM --- I would say you hold me & my words in too high esteem. Though I admit I can't help but grin when I read your evaluation. You are the generous one, not I. I thank you. I hope to learn more of you. Travis | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 - 1:31 am | # I shall be visiting the Beast later in the afternoon. I am very intrigued. Thank you for the recommendation. etherian | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 - 2:11 am | # You are not the only one who feels that way when reading his thoughts... reading that one post where he describes his friend's passing away in the hospital, i had a hard time holding back the tears. It's not often that words shake me like that... Madral | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 - 6:33 am | # I think this is the point where I write thank you too - though I would point out that most of my writing is an exercise in futility. I just observe and question- I don't put myself out there like they do. TheYeti | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 - 8:20 am | # "I would say you hold me & my words in too high esteem. " I would tend to agree. Bloated, self-indulgent, an exercise in oral masturbation. c | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 - 8:43 am | # You are entirely welcome, Travis. C's commentary notwithstanding I believe many will find your words at lest intriguing, if not beautiful. MD | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 - 10:43 am | # Thank you for pointing me in the direction of Travis. Thank you, and curse you. I don't know if I will ever be able to write again, after reading his work. My own babbling has become insignificant, even incoherent. I am linking to his site today, and all I was able to say in my own journal, other than to tell my readers to go there, is that his is the writing that I would aspire to, had I the courage. I am also including a quote from the update on this entry, because you have said well that he is in the process of defining the art of being Man. If it disturbs you that I should quote you (and includa a link to your entry), let me know and I will remove it promptly. Mr. E. | Email | Homepage | 10.26.03 - 8:55 am | # The following comments appeared on the old BlogSpot/Haloscan service exactly as they appear below. –ZM

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I would say you hold me & my words in too high esteem. Though I admit I can’t help but grin when I read your evaluation. You are the generous one, not I. I thank you.

I hope to learn more of you.
Travis | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 – 1:31 am | #

I shall be visiting the Beast later in the afternoon. I am very intrigued. Thank you for the recommendation.
etherian | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 – 2:11 am | #

You are not the only one who feels that way when reading his thoughts… reading that one post where he describes his friend’s passing away in the hospital, i had a hard time holding back the tears.

It’s not often that words shake me like that…
Madral | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 – 6:33 am | #

I think this is the point where I write thank you too – though I would point out that most of my writing is an exercise in futility.

I just observe and question- I don’t put myself out there like they do.
TheYeti | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 – 8:20 am | #

“I would say you hold me & my words in too high esteem. ”

I would tend to agree. Bloated, self-indulgent, an exercise in oral masturbation.
c | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 – 8:43 am | #

You are entirely welcome, Travis. C’s commentary notwithstanding I believe many will find your words at lest intriguing, if not beautiful.
MD | Email | Homepage | 10.07.03 – 10:43 am | #

Thank you for pointing me in the direction of Travis. Thank you, and curse you. I don’t know if I will ever be able to write again, after reading his work. My own babbling has become insignificant, even incoherent. I am linking to his site today, and all I was able to say in my own journal, other than to tell my readers to go there, is that his is the writing that I would aspire to, had I the courage. I am also including a quote from the update on this entry, because you have said well that he is in the process of defining the art of being Man. If it disturbs you that I should quote you (and includa a link to your entry), let me know and I will remove it promptly.
Mr. E. | Email | Homepage | 10.26.03 – 8:55 am | #

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