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feelings are like visitors with something to give you. If they knock on your door: answer. Let em in. Accept the gift. Say cheers, mate. Otherwise, they said, the feeling will go away and you won’t get the gift. I disagree. If a feeling knocks and no one answers, it’ll get p[EXPLICIT]d off. It’ll kick the door in, chuck the gift at you and smash your best ornaments so you don’t disrespect it again. You’ll be clearing up a lot more mess than you had to start with.
The Twyford Code leads to a time machine created by secret Nazi experiments. They stole the gold from Operation Fish and sent it through time to another dimension. If you crack the code, you get to go there too and share the loot. It’s a chance to live your life all over again but with advantages you never had. To be who you want to be. Who you should a been. It’s just, I know don’t I (. . .) when you get what you want, you lose what you have.
How easy it is to exist so small.
There’s nothing more powerful than two people together. They’re a strong unit. Somehow more than the sum of their parts.
Three is a weak unit. It can be undermined. Three can turn on itself, two against one.
