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| essay | 27-Jan-2000 | opinion | miykal | unsorted | 66 | 8 | 48.4% |
| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Gamera | posted 27-Jan-2000 11:06am There is no mountain. |
| Very | posted 27-Jan-2000 11:10am I would expose it to a relentless stream of bad survey questions like this one until it got so annoyed that it got up and moved itself. |
| they | posted 27-Jan-2000 11:26am With a shovel. |
| lelle | posted 27-Jan-2000 11:27am I probably wouldn't, actually. |
| jonathan | posted 27-Jan-2000 11:30am I'd ask the bald kid to do it for me while I blankly looked on. |
| eris | posted 27-Jan-2000 12:28pm Why move the mountain? It's probably better off where it is. Then I can always go and visit. |
| Jody | posted 27-Jan-2000 12:36pm By myself? One bucketful at a time. With friends? Several bucketfuls at a time. Possibly a steamshovel. With God? Through prayer. |
| quark | posted 27-Jan-2000 12:37pm Mu |
| Enheduanna | posted 27-Jan-2000 12:39pm With a spoon. Oh wait, there's no spoon either... Maybe I'd ask Mohammed for help. |
| natsim | posted 27-Jan-2000 12:47pm slowly |
| romkey | posted 27-Jan-2000 1:25pm with the power of my throbbing brain |
| lara | posted 27-Jan-2000 1:35pm one spoonful at a time |
| Pomeranian | posted 27-Jan-2000 1:57pm "With faith the size of a mustard seed", at least I recall that was Jesus' response. |
| romkey | posted 27-Jan-2000 4:22pm friends come to visit and they move the mountain for me by putting it away somewhere that I'll never find it |
| drdt | posted 27-Jan-2000 5:33pm One pebble at a time. |
| magbast | posted 27-Jan-2000 7:20pm T.N.T. |
| mandy | posted 27-Jan-2000 8:59pm mind control |
| supplicant | posted 28-Jan-2000 6:18am The mountain is but a computer generated reality pulled over your eyes to blind you from the real world. |
| cpierson | posted 28-Jan-2000 9:42am Why would I want to? |
| pandora | posted 28-Jan-2000 10:31am Chip away at it until it's just pebbles, then crate them up and truck them to where I want them |
| gilly | posted 28-Jan-2000 11:19am I'd turn around and instantly get lost. I know there was a mountain over there a minute ago... |
| anonymous | posted 28-Jan-2000 11:46am Sit back and watch my slaves do it |
| bill | posted 28-Jan-2000 2:22pm I would not move a mountain. Instead, I would learn to live in a way that didn't require me to move a mountain. |
| bill | posted 28-Jan-2000 2:25pm supplicant, topper said what you said much more concisely. (Matrix quote) Very - I liked this survey... |
| Eeah | posted 28-Jan-2000 3:05pm And I ask myself... Why should I want to move this mountain? |
| SueBee | posted 28-Jan-2000 4:58pm Very - LOL I enjoyed your comment. |
| mandy | posted 28-Jan-2000 6:11pm Very- I liked this survey too. |
| supplicant | posted 28-Jan-2000 9:33pm bill: hmmm... I missed that one, I read it as a straight line. "How do you fix this problem?" "There is no problem, it's only in your head" |
| Gamera | posted 29-Jan-2000 2:12am The Matrix made good use of a lot of basic philosophical concepts and quotes. I believe that "There is no mountain," far predates "there is no spoon," so I was intentionally quoting both source material and recent usage of it. |
| jjg | posted 29-Jan-2000 10:21am I wouldn't. In a few hundred million years it'll wash away. I can wait it out. |
| SleepingDragon | posted 30-Jan-2000 12:20am At first I was going to say (philosophically speaking) a pebble at a time but heck with that I'd move it with a hundred bulldozers or whatever else I can find. 'Course your more likely to have accidents that way. If you wait time and weather will do it for you. Yeah let's go with the last one {and the dragon goes back to sleep}. All metaphorical of course whether you mean change the world, fight for peace or what not... |
| Maarten | posted 30-Jan-2000 12:46am I wouldnŽt. IŽd find my way around it. |
| ILJ | posted 31-Jan-2000 8:57am Tell it Mohammed refuses to come to it. |
| Maggie | posted 31-Jan-2000 9:10pm philosophically speaking....love could move a mountain and so could prayer. |
| limers | posted 1-Feb-2000 10:30am 1 medium sized nuke!!! |
| Spacemonkey | posted 3-Feb-2000 12:51am I would have a lot of sex on it and eventually it would move! |
| drdt | posted 3-Feb-2000 8:50pm Maggie: but have there been any documented instances of either? |
| Maggie | posted 4-Feb-2000 10:15pm It is not a literal question. |
| Wicksy | posted 12-Feb-2000 2:22am Get my ex to sit on it!....only joking Jo....if you're there!! |
| Weezie | posted 29-Feb-2000 11:36pm Hard question. |
| mary | posted 6-Mar-2000 5:56pm One stone at a time. |
| pengy | posted 13-Mar-2000 4:32pm with my incredible psychic abilities |
| Enheduanna | posted 13-Mar-2000 6:19pm You could turn it into a penguin! |
| Enigma | posted 18-Mar-2006 10:11pm Call Mohammad. |
| eloradanan | posted 2-Jun-2006 12:58am There is no mountain, there is only Zool. |
| mross | posted 30-Jan-2007 4:38pm One handful at a time. |
| LindaH | posted 23-Jul-2008 10:18pm I wouldn't. I'd just make a mountain out of a molehill. |
| Rosemary | posted 24-Oct-2009 12:40pm Use men |
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