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[ping] Etcetera Programming Haiku

Erik July 31st, 2007

A stool with two legs
And summer's hot, lazy days
Mean no show today

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9 Responses to “[ping] Etcetera Programming Haiku”

greg from canada July 31st, 2007

Bummer… I was hoping for a new episode for our road trip this weekend. Oh well… There are plenty of other episodes my wife hasn't heard yet. Enjoy the week off…

señor jefe August 2nd, 2007

I called in that day.
Buffoonery? No answer.
Much like the 'war' show…

Chemical Erik August 3rd, 2007

Given recent conversations about the "coolest" bands not existing, I'm going to go one step further and make this my favorite Etcetera episode. At least until you do another non-existant show.

Jordan (w.m.s.n.b.s) August 6th, 2007

You know what? Etcetera creates threads of buffonery that exist nowhere else in the universe. I've reformed my existential ways; I am now an experiencialist; on who believes experience precedes (and unifies) both essence and existence. In a universe where reality is more observation than matter, experience is more than existence. The universe is a tapestry of experiencial threads. Etcetera unifies these threads for an hour every week by bringing like minded (or not so like minded as the case may be) observers from different corners of the experiencial plane together to weave patterns that appear no where else in the tapestry. I have come to this conclusion after trying to elighten some of coworkers in the way of Etceterin buffonary. I found myself saying "you had to be there" after every conversation. It is true, you have to be there. The experiencial thread cannot be fully expressed any other way. In the words of a great philosopher: You must see it for youself.