Sinfest

[Canopus]

The Anntacular Adventures of Sisyball and Camus Boy

[Finnegan]

[Samsally]

Cat laxative acquired.

Cat appears more distressed about having to eat laxative than anything else. YOU EAT STRING YOU LITTLE FUCK WHY WON'T YOU EAT THIS!?

*headdesk*
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Samsally the Gray

[Mr_Moustache]

Man, long distance is just the worst.
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When life gives you lemons, some people make lemonade. I just eat them and make a sour face.

[Samsally]

Fiiiinally convinced cat to eat the laxative. I don't think he liked that it was sticky, but he eventually got over it (I waited until he started whining for food, so that probably helped).

Anyway I appreciate people putting up with my bi-annual "fuck my cat ate something it shouldn't" freakout.
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Samsally the Gray

[Finnegan]

[Canopus]

It's Camus' Myth of Sisyphus with a title based on fantastic serials from the 19th century.

It's meant to be lighthearted, if it offended I apologize.

[Mr_Moustache]

The Myth of Sisyphus is a great book.
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When life gives you lemons, some people make lemonade. I just eat them and make a sour face.

[Darqcyde]

[Mr Gary]

[Finnegan]

I'm still not happy with the way this post turned out, I'll rewrite it more again later.

I figured it was referring to Camus and Sisyphus, the groan-inducing use of the names 'Sisyball' and 'Camus Boy' were the reason I feared I was right. I did google the title and found no meaning for the word 'anntacular'. What is its meaning and what does The Anntacular Adventures of Sisyball and Camus Boy make reference to? "A title based on fantastic serials from the 19th century"? Do you mean that The Myth of Sisyphus might have; if published in the 19th century, in serial form, and after the fashions of some of the more creative and fantastical titling schemes of the day, might, in some circumstance, have been published under the title: The Anntacular Adventures of Sisyball and Camus Boy? Because that sentence got so convoluted just reaching that conclusion that if this is not what you meant... then I have no fucking idea what it is supposed to mean.

Trying to say anything about Camus is hard. I rank him very high among the thinkers/writers/philosophers of all of human history for whom I have the utmost regard and hold in the highest esteem. I'm just not in the right mindset to have a discussion like this right now, not on any significant intellectual or philosophical level. Nor am I up for the private, emotional, and deeply personal exposure that I would be opening myself up to were we to have this conversation. Perhaps another time. Perhaps after I've been drinking.
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Formerly Green_Finn

hey! rock bottom's not that bad
we've got glow-in-the-dark fish down here that's rad

[Yorick]

[Finnegan]

I warned you about this, annie. everything seems so innocent at first but then the laxative guy shows up. this is exactly how I said it would happen. trust me, I've been there before, IT'S NOT WORTH THE RISK! not again, not again, not again...
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Formerly Green_Finn

hey! rock bottom's not that bad
we've got glow-in-the-dark fish down here that's rad

[Atrophy Annie]

I just bought a new box, so I'm good!
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Way to kill the conversation, Patty.- Trevor

[Finnegan]

I tried to warn you. there is nothing more I can do for you here. good luck.
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Formerly Green_Finn

hey! rock bottom's not that bad
we've got glow-in-the-dark fish down here that's rad