Screw you, We're from Texas!

[milod]

Neo...

 

Yupper on I-35...

 

In another thread I noted how we've some 4-5,000 years of literature that illuminates human nature.

 

Gilgamesh is perhaps a perfect example of a prototypical urban-rural split, especially read as allegory.

 

And that's pretty much considered the oldest "story" written by man.

 

Hmmmmm.

 

It's rather easier, though, I think for a rural person to assume the veneer of the urban than the reverse.

 

Too, as with Gilgamesh himself, I think there's an appeal to the rural that is retained even as the urban attempts to destroy it to fit its own paradigm of behavior.

 

Ah, I do love allegory.

 

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[NeoConMan]

Ah' date=' I do love allegory. [/quote']

Yeah, I hear ya.

Doing some Tex-Mex and Southwest cooking I discovered cumin and cilantro all over again...