Two men lived in the forest. They both farmed, kept livestock and hunted the land. They were neighbors. One day the first man noticed that the wolves were getting closer to their steads so he went to the second man. ”Come neighbor, we must go on patrol to fend off the wolves that are coming [...]
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I Don’t Have the Time & What Can One Person Do?
Posted: March 29, 2011 by TheWild Webster in Fiction, Parables1
Bored to all Heaven
Posted: February 20, 2011 by TheWild Webster in Based on a true story, Fiction, ParablesGod is bored up in heaven after many many eternities passing. He’s bored because he knows everything, sees everything, can do everything, knows how everything even he does is going to turn out – major boring! So one day he decides to makes another version of himself so he can have someone to talk. He [...]
Primitive Reduction
Posted: October 5, 2010 by TheWild Webster in Action Adventure, Fiction, ParablesTags: aboriginals, Americas, concepts, dish, epistemology, exploration, explorer, first principles, identification, identify, integrate, integration, missionary, natives, objectivism, philosophy, plate, primatives, primitive, reduce, reduction, rock, translator
The missionary was quite frustrated indeed. He needed to find some way to explain to these primitive men that the plate was harmless and was a better thing off which to eat their food. If he could not get them to do something as simple as eat off of dishes in a respectable manner, how could he ever hope to civilize them proper?
Hit The Sidewalk
Posted: October 2, 2010 by narcher007 in Fiction, ParablesTags: government, homeless, pavement, shambles
What would a sidewalk say, if it could talk?


