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I refuse to be shipped. I like to stay where I am until otherwise decided.

You can ring my beeeeeeell ring mah bell, ah diddly-dee dee Whut

Drive, darling, drive

Tell me, is there a cure for me at all oh, all the pretty things that we could be

We all have low attention spans. I know I do

I meant the saying, though. Machiavelli was wrong, one could suppose. With fear, there is rebellion. Opression When a leader is loved, however, the subjects may be complacent and peaceful. I read the strip before, having searched up the saying because it struck me as odd. Also.. At first, Winston Smith seemed like a good character, for me. He still is, but now I think I'm finding more similarities between Bernard Marx and Winston rather than John "Savage". I fear Winston shall come to a horrible end. Perhaps not death or vaporization, but something much more terrible to become accepting, tolerant, even supportive of his society, the one which he so vehemently refused Possibly something similar to the fate of Bernard Marx himself but much more serious and probably painful.

I can show you dese puns. Shining, shimmering, pundom I feel like reading Russian dystopian fiction. Except, you know, the English translation. Huxley was right Huxley was right Huxley was right you catch more flies with honey entertain the masses Huxley was right Huxley was right Huxley was right

Call me Machiavellian by comparison

I doubt they'd let you. The Baltic Sea governs itself.

No, Cathalos, that doesn't make you a cruel mistress. That would require you being a mistress, holding dominion over something/someone I'd punch one of those suckers in the face. RIGHT in their little derp faces >:C

Today, I was stranded for half an hour in the ocean, dragging a paddle boat behind me in the depths. It was an odd experience. A motorboat came to help me. I felt safe then. Can't trust the depths the sea is a cruel mistress :U

I'm always watching.

everyone belongs to everyone else. Consent is rendered obsolete

-Compare Winston Smith of 1984 to both Bernard Marx and John "Savage" of Brave New World. -Compare ideologies of both novels mentioned previously. -Discuss economic policies of both Huxley and Orwell's dystopias Somewhat Machiavellian in form. Beh, I'm making assignments for myself.

GET OUT OF MY STAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATE also, welcome. :I

Thank you, miss Rosewind, I appreciate it. He thinks he's made a great mistake

Said he's had a change of heart

Beep boop maggots.

Eighty-Six Charlie came over. He asked me for a favor Asked me a question Asked me to make an exception

I'm not sure whether to be horrified, or entranced.

*gags*

Theirs is a terrible love.

That was then. This is now.