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From: BubbIes  (Original Message)Sent: 2/21/2001 2:13 AM
 

 


Bubble Logic

I don't think those two words go together very well.  It just might be what is called an oxymoron.  Bubbles are not known for being logical entities - even though they try.....and try.....and try..... . They like to float aimlessly through time and space, sometimes taking human form, sometimes not.

Certain people call me a "Bubblewoman".  That's OK for they see me as I am - part bubble and part woman.  Whatever I need to be at whatever time.

Bubbles can see things from a distance, meaning - as we float in the air above the melee that is taking place below - we are more objective in our viewpoints.  we are able to see both sides of an argument.

My Bubblemother, a very wise bubble, always says, "There are two sides to every story."  My Bubblefather was a great one for diplomacy and tact.  He was well respected (that is, for a bubble).  Everyone seemed to come to him with their problems and walk away feeling much better.

That is what a bubble strives to do in their time on earth - just make it better.  Bubbles love free form flight - just floating through the air, landing randomly on something or someone, touching their lives if only for a brief moment of time.  Sometimes they make people laugh and sometimes even cry.  (But we don't mean to!)

But bubbles are not perfect.  They look perfect with their spherical shape and their glistening surface - but they're not at all. They can at times be extremely fragile - a touch will cause them to burst.

But bubbles can be strong at times too.  Just when you think you might have burst a bubble, they will bounce back and surprise you.  They must have an inner strength I guess.

But if the worst happens, there is always a new bubble to take it's place.  Not perfect. But ready to touch your life somehow.

  




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From: whitebatSent: 2/21/2001 2:37 AM
Au contraire.  (Did I spell that right?)  Bubbles are logical in that they make the best use of space for their nature (sphere alone, types of surface they form in clusters).  Also, in computer programming there is a "bubble sort", which is one way of sorting data.  I never really got into sorts in my limited programming, but they are a logical way to find one datum in a bunch of data.
 
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From: UbergàtoSent: 2/21/2001 2:40 AM
     Well you are our bubble and I am happy to have you here with us at Odd People. :>) May your life be free of sharp objects.
     Ubergato (Overcatus Oddus)

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From: happyguppypuppiesSent: 2/21/2001 2:57 AM

 That was great Bubbles!  And I am absolutly sure that moranic oxen must have had Bubbles...who could live without them?  Oh, and like Ubi said....may the suds always rise up to greet you, may your life forever be free of sharp points, and may Oddness live with you for ever more!

 



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From: happyguppypuppiesSent: 2/21/2001 6:02 PM
 

 Bubbles, this one escaped!  I rounded her up and brought her back to you!


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From: MSN Nickname¤Triñity¤Sent: 2/21/2001 6:11 PM
Bubbles!!
 
Without you....
 
My champagne would be flat.
Kids all over the world would cry without thier sudsy wudsy's at bathtime.....
There would be no fizz in my soda...
 
See...Bubbles are important!

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From: katzpajamasSent: 2/21/2001 9:56 PM
I'd like to second Trinity on that and add that without Bubbles the world would be a drab and dirty place, a boring flat place, no sparkle, no bounce! 
 
Actually if you look at it we all live on a great big blue Bubble but our Bubble is the Best Bubble!!  Long live Bubble, may you sparkle in the sun, bounce off the nose of a laughing child, bring wonder and amazement to all who stop to watch as you float about in your shimmery shell and may your Bubble path be free of sharp and prickley things and full of soft and sunny places!!
 
Hugs, Katz!!

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