Comments on: The perennial Harriette Wilson. http://trilema.com/2017/the-perennial-harriette-wilson/ Moving targets for a fast crowd. Tue, 28 Apr 2026 14:18:28 +0000 http://polimedia.us hourly 1 By: Caligula on Trilema - A blog by Mircea Popescu. http://trilema.com/2017/the-perennial-harriette-wilson/#comment-143403 Caligula on Trilema - A blog by Mircea Popescu. Wed, 08 Jan 2020 10:24:40 +0000 http://trilema.com/?p=73595#comment-143403 [...] irreducibly sexual sense. Ten billion Horseface Whatshernames, and a further ten billion rottenculo Linda-Hariette-etcetera whining ineptly about how they're "still struggling for the image of women in film and still [...] [...] irreducibly sexual sense. Ten billion Horseface Whatshernames, and a further ten billion rottenculo Linda-Hariette-etcetera whining ineptly about how they're "still struggling for the image of women in film and still [...]

]]> By: Mircea Popescu http://trilema.com/2017/the-perennial-harriette-wilson/#comment-122411 Mircea Popescu Wed, 19 Jul 2017 16:16:21 +0000 http://trilema.com/?p=73595#comment-122411 Isn't it great to have at one's disposal figmentous copies of extant items, which then to make move and act according to one's own broken mental pathe! And <a href=http://btcbase.org/log/2017-07-18#1685850 >to pretend they are the very thing so named</a>! And so the Duke of Argyle may fork, and Bitcoin may bow to random "allied" scum, and everything may fit in the dismal space between the curls without much effort or exertion required of those very curls except for all the reverie work they love to do and live to do anyway! I think one should <a href=http://trilema.com/2013/why-dont-you-go-as-a-turkey/ >move to New York</a> to be a writer if they're serious about the world, their life and everything. Definitely. Isn't it great to have at one's disposal figmentous copies of extant items, which then to make move and act according to one's own broken mental pathe! And to pretend they are the very thing so named! And so the Duke of Argyle may fork, and Bitcoin may bow to random "allied" scum, and everything may fit in the dismal space between the curls without much effort or exertion required of those very curls except for all the reverie work they love to do and live to do anyway!

I think one should move to New York to be a writer if they're serious about the world, their life and everything. Definitely.

]]> By: Anon http://trilema.com/2017/the-perennial-harriette-wilson/#comment-122410 Anon Wed, 19 Jul 2017 16:12:38 +0000 http://trilema.com/?p=73595#comment-122410 <blockquote>"Apropos, for here must end all sentiment between us, so, to talk of something else, Mr. Colman accuses you of having cut him dead in the Park yesterday when he bowed to you." "What a vulgar fellow!" Argyle remarked. "Why vulgar?" "It is a vulgar idea, and one which certainly never occurred to me; not because I happen to be Duke of Argyle; <b>for a private gentleman's rank in society is the same as mine; therefore what right have I to cut him? or what right would any duke have to cut a private gentleman?</b> If a man does not return my bow I take it for granted he is absent, or not in the humour, or thinking of something else. Tell Mr. Colman he is an ass, my dear pretty——" "Argyle!" interrupted I, "no more dear prettys, if you please. I have left off being pretty; but thank God I am heartwhole, and propose remaining so to the end of my natural life. Nevertheless, whatever the cause may be, I am truly sorry to see you so changed, and so melancholy."</blockquote> Bullseye.

"Apropos, for here must end all sentiment between us, so, to talk of something else, Mr. Colman accuses you of having cut him dead in the Park yesterday when he bowed to you."

"What a vulgar fellow!" Argyle remarked.

"Why vulgar?"

"It is a vulgar idea, and one which certainly never occurred to me; not because I happen to be Duke of Argyle; for a private gentleman's rank in society is the same as mine; therefore what right have I to cut him? or what right would any duke have to cut a private gentleman? If a man does not return my bow I take it for granted he is absent, or not in the humour, or thinking of something else. Tell Mr. Colman he is an ass, my dear pretty——"

"Argyle!" interrupted I, "no more dear prettys, if you please. I have left off being pretty; but thank God I am heartwhole, and propose remaining so to the end of my natural life. Nevertheless, whatever the cause may be, I am truly sorry to see you so changed, and so melancholy."

Bullseye.

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