I hope so too, I don't know what process you went through but it works for me, hugely poetic and you read it so well. It would have to be almost impossible to write to be not worthwhile.
Perhaps I am not the only one. But wtf did I just listen to. I listened to all of them and your writings lose me. Maby I lack the intellect to understand this but please explain it.
Absolute brilliance - though I'm still in a quandary as to whether I'd class it as poetry marinated in humor or verbal surrealism à la Cleese. It's surely in the eye.
I originally believed this would be a discussion on a real paradox, similar to your other videos, only to find myself pleasantly surprised by your clever wit and playful musings. The bitter irony and true to life characters in a rather utterly imaginary world.
Or I could just be reading far too much into it, either way this was quite pleasant to listen to, and a welcomed break from the standard videos I watch on youtube.
These surface level comments from the masses are an indication of median intelligence and should be dismissed. There are, however, references to very deep contradictions and ironies within these so called "Paradoxes". We can see reflections of the authors psychological state, personality profile, and the way he views the world around him. Essentially, this creative work is the mirror with which the author views himself. Congratulations, Theo. You have garnered my attention.
Eyes that remind you of pasta primavera? I love how many of your jokes are made intentionally to be missed by most viewers. For instance, I doubt that most people will notice what's wrong with walking in Paris and saying "Napoleon's tomb, how romantic!"
As I watched the imperial shades of twilight transmogrify into the inky plum of dusk my heart knew, of a sudden, that we are all, Antonia, the the haberdasher, and I, wheat, and nothing more. Ah, your writing, delivered in appalling volley after volley of the starkest truth, brings back such fond memories.
My linear thinking is far to dominant a force in my mind to make any sense of this.
These poetic and beautiful words of yours sound like they should make sense to me, but my mind interprets it something form the mind of a schitophrenic.
Perhaps you are blurring the lines between genius and insanity? Either that, or I'm far to logical and structured in my thoughts.
I have doubts your father ever pioneered the pet taxidermist-portraitist profession (B. Gerussi 1784) and I am finding similar inconsistencies in this continuing series. How can these seemingly contradictory statements be a true autobiography? You also have not given any details explaining why all three parts have Paradox in the title. When posting a video on YouTube, it is helpful if the title refers to the subject presented.
I'm very sorry that I'm not being more clear -- it is a multilayered sort of thing, like a statue composing music, or music sculpting, if you know what I mean. Victory is like that or on the other hand. And that's not to discount what I said earlier. I'm glad that the paradox series makes sense to you.
wtf is this?was it supposed to be funny? cuz it was... to some degree.
De4sher 1 year ago
This series is excellent. I am looking forward to the next part. I want to know what happens in Moscow.
AlienCG 2 years ago
I adore this series. I sincerely hope that more are to come. -Max
jsmxwll 2 years ago
ENCORE! ENCORE!
I loved this series, it reminded me of Burroughs' cut-ups.
Will there be more?
METR0D0ME 2 years ago
I hope so... they're are VERY hard to write.
theowarner 2 years ago
I hope so too, I don't know what process you went through but it works for me, hugely poetic and you read it so well. It would have to be almost impossible to write to be not worthwhile.
METR0D0ME 2 years ago
I am so very much looking forward to what happens in Moscow, but I dont know if I can wait! This is sheer brilliance.
sakar181 2 years ago
A classic in the vain of "Green Eggs and Ham."
claudiaquat 2 years ago
And here I thought I was famous and worldly...
I must know more!
MrHOTCub08 2 years ago
Perhaps I am not the only one. But wtf did I just listen to. I listened to all of them and your writings lose me. Maby I lack the intellect to understand this but please explain it.
DerEmoSchlager 2 years ago 2
Absolute brilliance - though I'm still in a quandary as to whether I'd class it as poetry marinated in humor or verbal surrealism à la Cleese. It's surely in the eye.
luerwulf 2 years ago
great series, i can't wait until you do some more. i subscribed just so i can hear more.
nvjsdvdfjdskfj 3 years ago
love it!!
BlooddGodd 3 years ago
Damien's paradox
A red-headed boy decapitated a.waiter, and afterwards, I pour oil all over my body and made love.....
MaskedAssailant08 3 years ago
I originally believed this would be a discussion on a real paradox, similar to your other videos, only to find myself pleasantly surprised by your clever wit and playful musings. The bitter irony and true to life characters in a rather utterly imaginary world.
Or I could just be reading far too much into it, either way this was quite pleasant to listen to, and a welcomed break from the standard videos I watch on youtube.
Killua2001 3 years ago
These surface level comments from the masses are an indication of median intelligence and should be dismissed. There are, however, references to very deep contradictions and ironies within these so called "Paradoxes". We can see reflections of the authors psychological state, personality profile, and the way he views the world around him. Essentially, this creative work is the mirror with which the author views himself. Congratulations, Theo. You have garnered my attention.
trgfunds 3 years ago
Thank you, sir.
theowarner 3 years ago
badass
Rubbersoul1967 3 years ago
Very Pythonesque Theo.
Complete Non-Sequiturs and I love it.
Now what exactly will the "Theo", look like.
Will I have to stretch.
Et maintenant, quelque chose de complètement différent
houndofculainn 3 years ago
Eyes that remind you of pasta primavera? I love how many of your jokes are made intentionally to be missed by most viewers. For instance, I doubt that most people will notice what's wrong with walking in Paris and saying "Napoleon's tomb, how romantic!"
AapoJoki 3 years ago
This one less so than others -- because the story is actually getting underway.
Thanks!
theowarner 3 years ago
Uh oh. I've heard Moscow is a "scary music" kinda place, gripped by dioxins and black ice.
Malaria's not so bad. Go home Theo, before it's too late.
Geodge 3 years ago
More!
H5LL2O25 3 years ago
I don't need a compass to tell me which way the wind shines.
9823475 3 years ago
OooOOOoooh, Moscow! Better get there before the colonel declares you as silly and you must stop.
dutchvigilante 3 years ago
i am already working on a draft for the city counsil to rename our city after u.
KonstantineTheGreat1 3 years ago
Thank you once again for the play. I'll be naming my left foot after you and will think fondly of you as I plunge it into the sand around my bathtub.
However, I will not be decapitating a waiter this time due to the lack of roses.
crabbybastard1 3 years ago 2
Wow. If my mind could shit, this would be it. 5 stars!
Baszottbivaly 3 years ago
Wait... what?! "Watching 2 girls 1 cup over and over again" - What the hell 0.0
brinnmilo 3 years ago
My mind cannot handle such jargon. Good job nonetheless.
MaidenTheater 3 years ago
weird universe this is'nt it
conrad4ever 3 years ago
As I watched the imperial shades of twilight transmogrify into the inky plum of dusk my heart knew, of a sudden, that we are all, Antonia, the the haberdasher, and I, wheat, and nothing more. Ah, your writing, delivered in appalling volley after volley of the starkest truth, brings back such fond memories.
pumkinpi2 3 years ago
you win at randomness.
bl4ckd0g187 3 years ago
I didn't like the others in this series but I did find this one entertaining. Maybe i'll start getting into them now.
thecrew60606 3 years ago
But...but.... how is the war??? Is the war still going badly??? Enquiring minds want to know...
randyhelzerman 3 years ago
the war's always going badly..... UNLESS it's a raid!
we do not forgive, we do not forget!
bl4ckd0g187 3 years ago
"tortured goats"
I laughed out loud. Best one yet Theo!
trevorbuvyer 3 years ago
My linear thinking is far to dominant a force in my mind to make any sense of this.
These poetic and beautiful words of yours sound like they should make sense to me, but my mind interprets it something form the mind of a schitophrenic.
Perhaps you are blurring the lines between genius and insanity? Either that, or I'm far to logical and structured in my thoughts.
FlowCell 3 years ago
The infamous Australian red-headed congresswoman Pauline Hanson springs to mind. Eeeew!
mjdoyza 3 years ago
Good stuff. You are slowly becoming a favorite of mine.
DoyleWolfgang 3 years ago
Oh the horror, only a 12 children carriage? I didn't know you had it so rough, Theo... I would have helped if I had known.
TachiRdiesDirty 3 years ago
I'm sure you would have. Thanks!
theowarner 3 years ago
lol :D
brianmikeandchris 3 years ago
So beautiful! I cried!
thruthem 3 years ago
Yes, especially the "2 girls 1 cup" part was very lyrical.
LaughingOtoko 3 years ago
ok..?
Alpinex105 3 years ago
weird.
buglego 3 years ago
I have doubts your father ever pioneered the pet taxidermist-portraitist profession (B. Gerussi 1784) and I am finding similar inconsistencies in this continuing series. How can these seemingly contradictory statements be a true autobiography? You also have not given any details explaining why all three parts have Paradox in the title. When posting a video on YouTube, it is helpful if the title refers to the subject presented.
SaintCog 3 years ago
I'm very sorry that I'm not being more clear -- it is a multilayered sort of thing, like a statue composing music, or music sculpting, if you know what I mean. Victory is like that or on the other hand. And that's not to discount what I said earlier. I'm glad that the paradox series makes sense to you.
theowarner 3 years ago
Is this a composition of peices of famous autobiographies or something?
boorens18 3 years ago
No -- this is my wayward youth.
theowarner 3 years ago
"How can these seemingly contradictory statements be a true autobiography?"
Well, it works for the bible...
TomSFox 3 years ago
"How can these seemingly contradictory statements be a true autobiography?"
Hence the term "paradox".
Dude, it's funny, it's meandering, and it's absurd. What more do you want?
Fordi 3 years ago
Don't tell this me, tell this SaintCog.
TomSFox 3 years ago
I was addressing SaintCog. Youtube's kinda weird with the replies, though.
Fordi 3 years ago
Yeah, you have to click the "reply" of the post you are answering to.
TomSFox 3 years ago
WTF?
bamboo4tameshigiri 3 years ago 2
You never cease to amaze me. Please tell me they're sending you checks.
Mephistophilus 3 years ago
Excellent yet again.
scotsocool 3 years ago
Nos dda theowarner, magnum opus.
Ta. (Welsh)
PrydainFawr 3 years ago 2
Hilariousness has occurred here
andsoccer16 3 years ago
Awesome, just like its predecessors!
DonoLivesHere 3 years ago
Thank you!
theowarner 3 years ago
Enthralling.
Shalek 3 years ago
Thank you!
theowarner 3 years ago
never fails!
when's the next one comeing?!
npoc 3 years ago
Probably 1,250 again.
Thanks!
theowarner 3 years ago
ahhhh fuck your cliff hangers, brilliant never the less
mikooou 3 years ago
Thanks mikooou.
theowarner 3 years ago