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Jun 2017
you know what the biggest difference
between continental europe,
and the english isles?
                                      mosquitos...
on continental europe, you can be
swarmed by them in the summer...
                             on the english isles?
something akin to spotting nessie
                            (loch ness monster)...
they're like the oasis mirage in a desert...
i.e. hardly any!
                    you'll sooner get a spider
bite after a night's repose...
      oh **** me, my house is infested
with spiders...
             but as the proverb states:
                  a house filled with spiders,
is a happy home...
                        proverbs are always cryptic
and never make any direct sense
  akin to an ikea manual for putting up
a table...
    1 more proverbs:
       better a sparrow in your hand,
                         than a dove upon your roof
(that might be persian in origin,
     but i'm not too sure)...
                      i think that might mean:
better to act with peace, than to live in peace...
         well... live...
                         no one can attain
                a plateau of emotional tranquility
to be the kind of consistency
               that grants you an apathetic shield
   of defence against life changes.
still... mosquitos are ****** rare where
   i live...               like i said:
                       you're morely likely to be bitten
by a spider when sleeping...
                            and i have seen house-hold
spiders, a third of a tarantula's size, scuttling
around the place... well, it happened only twice...
but you get the idea.
             in terms of phobias?
         how is "islamophobia" an irrational fear
by the definition of phobia?
                       which part is the irrational part
of this so called "phobia"?
                              perhaps from islam per se,
being apprehensive of its own internal irrational
belief system?
Mateuš Conrad
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Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
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