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Myplanet2 · 08-03-2009, 10:54 PM

I've lost any sense of perspective on how any of these people, Whistleblowers, and whistleblower chasers alike, can continue to take themselves and what they do seriously.

I can't even visit Dan B's little world without running away laughing. All the cloak and dagger. The speaking in codes. The surrounding themselves with body guards. The clandestine meetings. Sheesh. What are we...12?

I think the polite thing to do would be to thank all these whistleblowers and their chasers, for a job well done, when it actually meant something, like before we all pretty much knew the score a 100 times over, and that it's really ok for them to get a life, preferably in sight of now. pack away the fedora and trench coat, or tights and cape, in the case of Watcher, and take a few minutes to smell the 4th dimension which has been settling in beyond their notice.

Or not. It's all about choice now, after all.

08-03-2009, 10:54 PM	#82
Myplanet2 In The Mists Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,133	Re: Burisch pulls plug on PC I've lost any sense of perspective on how any of these people, Whistleblowers, and whistleblower chasers alike, can continue to take themselves and what they do seriously. I can't even visit Dan B's little world without running away laughing. All the cloak and dagger. The speaking in codes. The surrounding themselves with body guards. The clandestine meetings. Sheesh. What are we...12? I think the polite thing to do would be to thank all these whistleblowers and their chasers, for a job well done, when it actually meant something, like before we all pretty much knew the score a 100 times over, and that it's really ok for them to get a life, preferably in sight of now. pack away the fedora and trench coat, or tights and cape, in the case of Watcher, and take a few minutes to smell the 4th dimension which has been settling in beyond their notice. Or not. It's all about choice now, after all.