The apartment, a mental exercise
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  • Posted On: Apr 21 2004 3:56pm
Right back atcha slick.
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  • Posted On: Apr 21 2004 11:29pm
So who would you invite, Gash?
  • Posted On: Apr 22 2004 3:25am
Top floor would be my pad. Nothing completely ridiculous.. big screen with every video game system ever made and every game out. Computer nothing fancy.

Make one floor would be carpeted with turf and have yard lines marked off for football. One of the floors would have Sport Court from wall to wall for a Roller Hockey arena, and another into a wood floor basketball court.

I'd have one floor with a massive LAN network for Quake, UT, StarCraft, WarCraft you get the picture.

Another floor would have several big screen TVs lined in front of a theater type stadium seating setup, so I can watch all of the football games on Sunday simultaneously. No need for TiVo!!!

And a big "NO KRAKERS ALLOWED" sign out front.
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  • Posted On: Apr 22 2004 3:58am
It would be in a city where it was always raining, first of all. The walls facing the city would be sheer glass so I could look out and watch the rain beading on the window pane, every minute of every day. The apartment would be one loft room with high ceilings, undecorated, painted white, hardwood floors.

Inside would be a simple sound system and a collection of every contemporary rock record by a group I judge worthy, as well as recordings of the old greats (meaning classic composers, not Led Zepplin, idiots). The sound system woudl be nothing made in the last ten years. Nothing huge or cumbersome or excessively loud.

Several typewriters would be present. No computers.

Included as well would be a collection of vintage guitars, acoustic and electric. Several pianos as well, and a Macintosh computer with only sound editing and synth systems uploaded. Fine sounding instruments, mind you, not these modern headbanger distortion monstrosities.

A bookshelf would be necessary, with everything from Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire to the Vonnegut novels. No internet access of course, so a compendium of classic historic and philosophical literature would be necessary.

Invited would be the great thinkers of every age. Socrates, Aristotle -- notice how I skipped Plato -- Nietzche, etc. All of the great artists and writers. From Picasso to Claude Monet, to Vonnegut Philip K. Dick (personal favourite, highly underrated due to the stigma of his genre), to Mozart, to Thom Yorke and Matthew Good.

It would essentially equate to an around the clock creation and debate of philosophy and art.
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  • Posted On: Apr 22 2004 1:32pm
OH YEAH AND AN ALL DAY DANCE FLOOR SO I CAN GRIND MY CROTCH ON STD-RIDDEN SKANKS BECAUSE I STILL HAVEN'T LIVED OUT MY TEENAGE HORMONAL SEXUAL FANTASIES.

LIKE LUPERCUS.

KBYE
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  • Posted On: Apr 22 2004 5:12pm
Theren, your apartment is going to be a beast to keep warm.
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  • Posted On: Apr 22 2004 11:08pm
Thats all good... exept for the last part and one other thing.

NO INTERNET ACCESS???!!!


Iwould like to add something to my apartment:

I would also invite Denny Weaver, Salvor Hardin, and other well-known pacifists. So that when people like kraken gave me trouble, i could just call down all of them and then we'd circle him and prove him wrong.
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  • Posted On: Apr 23 2004 12:44am
Gash, that is so cool. But don't you think the window-thing would be a little eery (I know I spelt that wrong)? And one big room, with a big window, wouldn't it make privacy an issue?
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  • Posted On: Apr 23 2004 12:55am
He said city walls of sheer glass.
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  • Posted On: Apr 23 2004 1:22am
That shouldn't be an issue, Kas, since I like the cold and most of the people in there would be dead anyway.