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Having a hot dog in the park, contemplating your existence, the futility of your existence, if I may.
Number one is The Futility of the Titanic.
wrote a novel called "Futility" which describes
The humor and bleak atmosphere help highlight themes of societal anxiety, corruption and the tragic futility of justice.
It's an exercise in futility.
Humour is always a way, and self-irony is a way of acknowledging the futility of the self-aggrandisement of certainty.
You went from sitting on the sidelines to getting in the game sometime when you least expect it You realize that someone loved you and that means someone can love you again That'll make you smile Quasi take it from an old spectator Life's not a spectator sport if watching is all you're gonna do then you're gonna watch your life go by without you You came early into this world It was such a wee thing Oh so frail so fragile I feared you wouldn't make it But your father He never doubted He always said you'd become the strongest of them all And he was right You have the heart of a chief and the soul of a dragon Only you can bring our worlds together That is who you are son Wake up to reality nothing ever goes as planned in this accursed world The longer you live the more you will realize that the only things that truly exist in this reality are merely pain suffering and futility listen Everywhere you look in this world wherever there is light.
Despite the novel's parallels to the Vietnam War, this Long Walk more broadly underscores the futility of conflict and the kinship required to stand against it.
God has helped me to see the futility of my own greed in wishing to serve my guests on silver plates,
He well knew the futility of trying to contend against witches, so he gave up
on that sort of insanity and adrenaline and futility