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About This Page: This is a discussion on Reality Hipcheck within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. We spend our lives reacting to ourselves like we are being watched by an invisible audience.
Why wouldn't we? We watch thousands of performances a year (most of them fictional)
We spend our lives reacting to ourselves like we are being watched by an invisible audience.
Why wouldn't we? We watch thousands of performances a year (most of them fictional) Why wouldn't we suspect that our own lives are on display for a TV audience? How many actions, reactions and emotions have been the result of not what our true heart of heart believes? - but instead we perform our lives for a fictional audience that is not watching.
There are no Emmy's for life - No Oscars - No critics watching - No reviews to be written. As life passes us by and we wait for our validation, all we are truly left with is ourselves to reflect on our performance because the only critic that matters is you.
- His Kosherness of Hamm
ps - Armstrong sucks
__________________ My Father was a Ducks Fan... That's why Grandpa Shot him...
Lets get crazy...I mean mashed potato and black people crazy
I'm all verklempt ..... Talk amongst yourselves"
Last edited by Kosherhamm; July 24th, 2008 at 07:38 PM.
Reason: Spelling errors
We spend our lives reacting to ourselves like we are being watched by an invisible audience.
Why wouldn't we? We watch thousands of performances a year (most of them fictional) Why wouldn't we suspect that our own lives are on display for a TV audience? How many actions, reactions and emotions have been the result of not what our true heart of heart believes? - but instead we perform our lives for a fictional audience that is not watching.
There are no Emmy's for life - No Oscars - No critics watching - No reviews to be written. As life passes us by and we wait for our validation, all we are truly left with is ourselves to reflect on our performance because the only critic that matters is you.
- His Kosherness of Hamm
Congratulations on finishing film school.
You will truly be the next great American actor.
Once you finish waiting at Chili's, that is.
__________________
And I’d like it noted for the record that I was Ersberg Fan #1 even
before last pre-season, having never even previously heard of him.
Last edited by darby; July 24th, 2008 at 08:57 PM.
Who are you performing for? 
..... Talk amongst yourselves" 
Mondo Blando
