The South Pacific Board

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Volmira wrote:

Physical money, or money in general?

The latter.

Unojo wrote:

You're foolish to think bill wurtz songs have a message to begin with.

You forgot about subliminal messaging

Melicorium, Unojo, and Klysevia

The Scarlet Reich of Volmira

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Drew Durrnil wrote:

The latter.
You forgot about subliminal messaging

"And the birds are made of trees. Think I've explained this. And they fly around on an airplane. In the business class section."
Tell me what this means, Drew?

Melicorium and Klysevia

Drew Durrnil wrote:

The latter.
You forgot about subliminal messaging

Talk about rude. >.> But, if he wishes to get rid of money, I think he should lead by example and give every cent to his name away.

Melicorium and Klysevia

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Unojo wrote:

"And the birds are made of trees. Think I've explained this. And they fly around on an airplane. In the business class section."

That passage addresses the food chain in respect to birds and the killing of exotic birds for their expensive feathers.

Volmira wrote:

Talk about rude. >.> But, if he wishes to get rid of money, I think he should lead by example and give every cent to his name away.

He doesn't know how to do that. It's in the song.

Melicorium, Unojo, and Klysevia

The Scarlet Reich of Volmira

Drew Durrnil wrote:

That passage addresses the food chain in respect to birds and the killing of exotic birds for their expensive feathers.
He doesn't know how to do that. It's in the song.

Okay, but what about "And I'm going to the land of the two letter words. On in up at or so, by if to of no it."

Melicorium and Klysevia

Drew Durrnil wrote:

That passage addresses the food chain in respect to birds and the killing of exotic birds for their expensive feathers.
He doesn't know how to do that. It's in the song.

Still. If it was meant to be taken literally, he should still lead by example.

Melicorium, Unojo, and Klysevia

The Scarlet Reich of Volmira

Unojo wrote:

Okay, but what about "And I'm going to the land of the two letter words. On in up at or so, by if to of no it."

That highlights the point in Bill Wurtz's self learning process where he learns different two-letter words.

Volmira wrote:

Still. If it was meant to be taken literally, he should still lead by example.

It's more like "Abolish money entirely. Return to bartering." than communism, actually.

Melicorium, Unojo, and Klysevia

Drew Durrnil wrote:

That highlights the point in Bill Wurtz's self learning process where he learns different two-letter words.
It's more like "Abolish money entirely. Return to bartering." than communism, actually.

Bartering still has monetary value, so it wouldn't be solving anything. It would just make things more inconvenient.

Melicorium and Klysevia

Drew Durrnil wrote:

That highlights the point in Bill Wurtz's self learning process where he learns different two-letter words.
It's more like "Abolish money entirely. Return to bartering." than communism, actually.

One more
"No" From the song No.

Melicorium, Carthatska, and Klysevia

The Dominion of Drystar

Auphelia wrote:

Oh, have I shown you my new doilies?

They're so pretty, and real lace too! They don't make it like they used to, let me tell you.

So the year was 19-whatsit and I was just a young girl of 53 when suddenly . . .

So long ago...

My great grandmother made lace, my mother still has some.

Ladyrebels, Auphelia, Melicorium, Purple Hyacinth, and 1 otherKlysevia

Volmira wrote:

Bartering still has monetary value, so it wouldn't be solving anything. It would just make things more inconvenient.

In the song, Bill Wurtz is presumably sad due to him being rich. Cash is being highlighted as thing that makes him sad. I presume that in the song, Bill Wurtz lives his life by stealing items.

Unojo wrote:

One more
"No" From the song No.

That highlights Bill's experiences with bipolar disorder (the song "yes" came shortly before the song "no").

Melicorium, Unojo, Taigama, and Klysevia

The Riyacea of Uvalor

Hello, people.

Melicorium and Klysevia

The Oligarchy in Plain Sight of Sutarianesia

Drew Durrnil wrote:

In the song, Bill Wurtz is presumably sad due to him being rich. Cash is being highlighted as thing that makes him sad. I presume that in the song, Bill Wurtz lives his life by stealing items.
That highlights Bill's experiences with bipolar disorder (the song "yes" came shortly before the song "no").

I see, Bill is truly a modern philosopher.

Melicorium, Carthatska, and Klysevia