There was once a beloved king whose castle was on a high hill, overlooking hise shire. He was so popular that the nearby townspeople sent him gifts daily, and his birthday celebration was enjoyed throughout the kingdom. The people loved him for renowned wisdom and fair judgments.

On day, tragedy struck the town. The water supply was polluted, and everyman, woman, and child went insane. Only the king, who had a private spring, was spared.

Soon after the tragedy, the mad townspeople bagan speaking of how the king was acting "strangely" and how his judgments were poor and his wisom a sham. Many even went so far as to say that the king had gone crazy. His popularity soon vanished. No longer did the people bring him gifts or celebrate his birthday.

The lonely king high on the hill, had no company at all. One day he decided to leave the hill and pay a visit to the town. It was a warm day, and so he drank from the village fountain.

That night there was a great celebration. The people rejoiced, for their beloved king had "Regained his sanity".

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Makes ya think... are we all just crazy?

Reminds me of a Fat Freddie's song.

Your point is?

Moral: Drink Bottled Water

Point: Maybe the world as we percieve it isn't "normal". ...Which wouldn't be too suprizing..

OMFUG. So funny.

I kinda missed the point to this too...

Maybe I should consider getting some rest soon

::shrugs shoulders::

*looks at the title of this thread*

Doesn't everyone?

lol. Yeah I guess that could be a moral


I forgot where I heard this story... Anyway

NO, Everyone lives in MY reality.

Get used to it.

Bleh!

I live in my own unreality.

Is that like an unbirthday?

Well, a very merry one, if so.

Thank you. I had mashed potato flavour jello and a BBQ spare rib gateau with minus 24.5 candles on it.

poo on bottled water i shouldn't have to pay for a necessity as basic as that

I think we all do. We each perceive reality differently because our experiences, morals, values, needs, etc are different from one another.

Would you throw away expired bottled water?

Maybe we percieve things differently altogether... like whos to say what you percieve as blue isnt my red in my reality? Or you see colors I didnt know existed because I see a totally different set of colors. ...0_o

Nope. The only colors you see are "the visible spectrum" (also known as those colors I choose to allow you to see).