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lol
Awesome.
Very well done.
Jimmy Chen is a genius. When is someone going to put these together in a book?
Haha!
Lovely, Jimmy.
dude
this is really good
except the part with N
Someone pay this J. Chen a salary…!
I do miss Nikolai (or Franz) commenting, sanctimoniously, that something makes him “sad”…
I like this.
Bravo.
heidegghead the Self of everydayness is the “they”. the “they” is constituted by the way things have been publicly interpreted, which expresses itself in idle talk. idle talk must accordingly make manifest the way in which everyday Dasein interprets for itself its Being-towards-death. we must ask how Being-towards-death is disclosed by the kind of understanding which, with its state-of-mind, lurks in the idle talk of the “they”. how does the “they” comport itself understandingly towards that ownmost possibilitiy of Dasein, which is non-relational and is not to be outstriped? what state-of-mind discloses to the “they” that it has been delivered over to death, and in what way?
really liked when camus was referred to as al.
cannot imagine him being comfortable with that whatsoever.
good shit.
Jimmy Chen, will you have my baby?
Jimmy Chen, can I have part of ryder’s baby?
lol
Awesome.
Very well done.
Jimmy Chen is a genius. When is someone going to put these together in a book?
Haha!
Lovely, Jimmy.
dude
this is really good
except the part with N
Someone pay this J. Chen a salary…!
I do miss Nikolai (or Franz) commenting, sanctimoniously, that something makes him “sad”…
I like this.
Bravo.
heidegghead the Self of everydayness is the “they”. the “they” is constituted by the way things have been publicly interpreted, which expresses itself in idle talk. idle talk must accordingly make manifest the way in which everyday Dasein interprets for itself its Being-towards-death. we must ask how Being-towards-death is disclosed by the kind of understanding which, with its state-of-mind, lurks in the idle talk of the “they”. how does the “they” comport itself understandingly towards that ownmost possibilitiy of Dasein, which is non-relational and is not to be outstriped? what state-of-mind discloses to the “they” that it has been delivered over to death, and in what way?
really liked when camus was referred to as al.
cannot imagine him being comfortable with that whatsoever.
good shit.
Jimmy Chen, will you have my baby?
Jimmy Chen, can I have part of ryder’s baby?
holy mackerel
feel incredibly good about this, chenchen
holy mackerel
feel incredibly good about this, chenchen
damn dog
damn dog
This was good. but i don’t know if you are making fun of them or making fun of us. Probably making fun of both.
damn, i think jimmy chen just made noah cry.
This was good. but i don’t know if you are making fun of them or making fun of us. Probably making fun of both.
damn, i think jimmy chen just made noah cry.
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just wanna hang out with jimmy chen and eat a lot of breakfast. do you like oysters on the half, jimmy?
just wanna hang out with jimmy chen and eat a lot of breakfast. do you like oysters on the half, jimmy?
funny – very funny
funny – very funny
ahahahahahaaaaahhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaahhhhhh hahaha haaaaaaa!!!
fucking awesome.
I chuckled
Sartre publishes “The Wall” on his facebook wall
Great read!
very interesting information shared.
Wow, an astonishing information man. Good share.
I have been checking out some of your stories and it’s pretty nice stuff. I will definitely bookmark your website.
This.Is. Good. Congratulations!!
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