Lost and Delirious
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:44:02
And there is nothing left remarkable
:44:05
beneath the visiting Moon.
:44:07
I think I know that.
:44:10
Yes, oh yes. Eventually we all do.
You see what this is all about is love.

:44:23
Mad, passionate love
:44:25
that crosses all boundaries.
:44:29
And that's why we still
relate to it today.

:44:32
Who among us has not
felt passion?

:44:37
Now, there are some
who would say

:44:38
that love is not moulded, tied,
:44:43
social construct, if you would.
:44:49
What do you girls think?
:44:51
Laurel.
:44:53
When my father left my
mother for his girlfriend,

:44:56
has said it was love.
:44:58
But it was ovbious to
everyone that it was

:45:00
well, sex.
:45:04
I think love is sex.
:45:06
I think it's like projection. Like a
mirage in the desert.

:45:11
You see what you want to see
in the person, you know

:45:14
No. It's a chemical
induced by your body

:45:16
so that you want to make babies.
:45:19
It's money.
:45:20
Lier, lier
:45:22
Lier, lier, lier
:45:23
You've all got your heads
off your assholes,

:45:26
because love is.
:45:28
It just is and nothing you can say to make it go away,
:45:31
because, it is the point
of why we are here.

:45:34
It is the highest point
and once you are up there

:45:37
looking down at everyone else
peer there forever.

:45:40
Beacuse if you move, right?
You fall.

:45:45
You fall.
:45:50
Yes Paulie.
:45:53
I think you may be right.
:45:57
Listen, Mary,

prev.
next.