Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 4
He means that 'the boys' got shot by the communists. 'The boys' were bourgeois.
Intellect
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He means that 'the boys' got shot by the communists. 'The boys' were bourgeois.
Wait, is he saying that we should just bypass the excesses of the Revolution?
It's his manner of speaking. He reminds you of a lecturer...
That sounds a bit like substitution behaviour, no? You know a thing or two about that...
Giving away all of your possessions, sacrificing a limb to appease an angry god, trying to live on air and light alone as though you were some kind of plant...
You have no idea what the fuck he's talking about. Is he just trying to throw you off your game?
Hold on, stop it right there. "Pussy"? What's with this?
He's a born preacher. Enjoy the rhetorical flourishes, but remain vigilant -- don't let him get too close. He's crazy.
Hold on... If it's called an off-site copy, then why is it still on-site?
Short and terse -- there you have it. Whatever she's using them for, they're hers.
Wait! No-no-no. You can't say things like that when the lieutenant is present. Say it's a joke!
What she means is that she's ready to turn a blind eye if the need arises.