Lleena said:

yeah, it's always on here. or am i just ?

Lleena said:

i haven't seen it but once before, and that a while ago.

maybe there's a loop in the space-time continuum where you are, milty? just a thought

Lleena said:

Yuck, that looks like water.

On the other hand, take a look at this ----->

and it's soon to be empty.

oldmanjohnson said:

i think so too. the context is important. for example a glass half-full standing beside a waterfall seems more obviously half full. and a glass half-empty standing against a backdrop of desert dune would incline itself toward empty.

Both

oldmanjohnson said:

!!!

okay, philosophically, is the glass half empty or half full?
generally speaking and regardless of context.

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[This message was edited Mon May 3 17:15:39 2004 by Lleena]

bkw said:

Hehe..I can see you draining that glass right now Brett!

Truly.....I think the glass needs to reflect upon itself, profoundly.....before the answer can be known. Only then.....can the answer (I feel) be shared.

AnotherLoverToo said:

Yes oh wise one.

Lleena said:

"I prefer to have the glass decide it's own label." I think it was Descartes who said that. No on second thought it was from a William Shatner interview in US magazine.

AnotherLoverToo said:

I think you've emptied the glass numerous times already..

bkw said:

That's JediMistress to you, oh Padawan!

AnotherLoverToo said:

p.s are we in costume?

Lleena said:

I feel.....that only by loving oneself can the glass be truly perceived as full.



((how'd I do?))
[This message was edited Mon May 3 17:25:01 2004 by AnotherLoverToo]

bkw said:

If we were, and if you took off my leather bra, would I be half-clothed or half-naked?

XxAxX said:

AnotherLoverToo said:

Definately half-naked.

oldmanjohnson said:

Sartre said "what glass?" there is no glass.

bkw said:

AnotherLoverToo said:

((Beautiful))

Lleena said:

I thought Morpheus said that.



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[This message was edited Mon May 3 17:30:47 2004 by bkw]

bkw said:

Actually I think it was you! "I dont need a glass, I'm gonna drink straight from the bottle,"

Lleena said:

maybe it all depends on the sound of one hand clapping. because if the other hand is busy pouring water in or out of the glass, then the answer would be clear

XxAxX said:

Or perhaps if a tree fell in the forest, with no one but a half-glass of water to hear, there would only be the sound of one hand clapping?

AnotherLoverToo said:

i spilled it.

I still haven't answered my own question

Lleena said:

Lleena said:

fortunately you have all of us to lend our valuable insights to the problem and make your answer easier