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so you are the last human on earth

chuck norriss said:
If art needs an audience and there will no longer be an audience because everyone's dead what will you do? Will you still make art even with no one around?

I don't know... I've come up with music I thought was artistic, but was convinced otherwise when it had an audience. It must not work that way.
 
Step 1: Research on how to survive a human Apocalypse (library, book stores, etc)

Step 2: Stock up on Duct Tape (mythbusters anyone?)

Step3: Dedicate the rest of my existence combing the world in search of anything SEINFELD related and destroying it piece by piece if only for the slight chance intelligent life exists outside of our planet and they may someday visit and scan all artifacts left behind. God I hate that show. Wouldn't want our new visitors to leave with a sour taste in there mouths.
 
Well, according to a book I saw laying on the tank of somebody's toilet, Men are apparently from Mars and women originated from Venus....

There is a sshort story in Chuck Palahniuk's 'Haunted' where man discovers that when we die on Earth our souls travel to Venus, which is a Paradise, and that when a new life is born on Earth a soul is pulled down from Venus to inhabit that body. Of course the gov gets involved in the idea that we should all die so that we can all live in Paradise. Gov starts ordering mass killings and providing suicide kits and whatnot. They try and stop anyone from giving birth in order that we all remina on Venus. The story ends with one of the few remaining families on Earth getting ready to kill themselves, but their teenaged daughter stays behind and goes to meet the neighbor boy, whose child she is carrying.

"Apollonius of Tyana held, that birth and death are only in appearance; that which separates itself from the one substance (the on Divine essence), and is caught up by matter, seems to to be born; that, again, which releases itself from the bonds of that matter, and is reunited with the one Divine Essence, seems to die." (from Pike's 'Morals & Dogma)

An interesting perspective, if nothing else.

The end justified the means. ;)

So long as you enjoyed it!
 
Yes. Reading was the desire of his heart. Of all things. I would be traveling the Pacific Coast to S America.
The Bugatti wasn't in the window this morning. I wonder if someone bought it or if it's getting a pedicure.