Moose on the Loose

2 responses to “Moose’s Proverbs May 2008”

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1. DougS says:

   May 11, 2008 at 11:14 AM

   The question then is not about pills, but what they stand for in these circumstances. The question is asking us whether reality, truth, is worth pursuing. The blue pill will leave us as we are, in a life consisting of habit, of things we believe we know. We are comfortable, we do not need truth to live. The blue pill symbolises commuting to work every day, or brushing your teeth.

   The red pill is an unknown quantity. We are told that it can help us to find the truth. We don’t know what that truth is, or even that the pill will help us to find it. The red pill symbolises risk, doubt and questioning. In order to answer the question, you can gamble your whole life and world on a reality you have never experienced.

   I always take the RED PILL and wish sometimes I could be a person who takes the BLUE one

2. Keith says:

   May 15, 2008 at 12:33 PM

   Only one reply too this – take special note of the last verse

   White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane
   One pill makes you larger
   And one pill makes you small
   And the ones that mother gives you
   Don’t do anything at all
   Go ask Alice
   When she’s ten feet tall

   And if you go chasing rabbits
   And you know you’re going to fall
   Tell ’em a hookah smoking caterpillar
   Has given you the call
   Recall Alice
   When she was just small

   When men on the chessboard
   Get up and tell you where to go
   And you’ve just had some kind of mushroom
   And your mind is moving slow
   Go ask Alice
   I think she’ll know

   When logic and proportion
   Have fallen sloppy dead
   And the White Knight is talking backwards
   And the Red Queen’s “off with her head!”
   Remember what the dormouse said;
   “FEED YOUR HEAD
   _______________
   FEED your head”