Your world is eternally complete.

 Stop Eating Kale with the frail & come eat sherbert with a pervert 〆〆〆

 College Algebra

 You ask about the soul nature of music, and are music and soul the same thing. Music is one of the expressions of soul. A person does not have to be consciously aware of soul connection for soul force to be expressed through that person. The conscious mind and the deep unconscious are two different things, but everyone has both of them. The unconscious can push its way into consciousness unbidden.

AJ's Question of the Day

Blaise: If a tree falls in the woods, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? 

AJ: Yes, because if birds are getting freaky in the woods, and no one is there to hear it, they still got freaky ( Freak Face)     

AJ: Like in Regular Show, Mordecai and Margaret, or Rigby and Eileen. They was getting freaky, but we weren't there.

Blaise: What was Eileen?

AJ: I don't know

Sam: I think she was human.

Blaise: Google said she was a mole. C'mon Rigby, tighten up.

AJ (unprompted): If I could say the n-word, I'd be 10x funnier.

Blaise: Write that down ben.

A few minutes later

AJ: If ChatGPT is wrong, I don't want to be right.

Blaise: You on a roll today huh.

Ben: If i say no to dry humping, call the police, That ain't me.

 Don’t Worry! Spring is coming.

Ben's Statement of the Day

 Yall ever had a blumpkin?

[New segment] AJ's Question of the Day 

Ben: what is your opinion

AJ: my opinion? on what 

 Ben: whats your opinion

AJ: uhmmm.. huzz before bruzzz

AJ: wait wait don't put that... 

AJ: uhh, i think that fat people shouldn't be happy with themselves. 

We cannot stay stuck in the past forever, For the future is the only one who is willing to remember us.

 Written in homage to Johann Sebastian Bach, it utilizes, as counterpoint throughout, the melodic motive represented by his name in German nomenclature, i.e. B-flat, A, C, and B natural. Bach introduced this motive in his unfinished The Art of the Fugue, the textures of which are paraphrased (in an octatonic scale) in the fourth and fifth variations. The seventh variation incorporates Gustave Nottebohm’s resolution (altered) of the unfinished final fugue of The Art of Fugue. The famous melody from Bach’s Passacaglia in C minor appears once (also altered) in variation nineteen.

Ben statement of the day

 I know these harsh lines have been dividing us...who drew the line. How thick, how far, how bright.

When was there ever a line? Who said which side? The opposite line never was interested in the line across from the other. "It looks so savage on the other side of the line" said the first line. The blue line never was interested in the opinions of the bothersome side. And the other line never really cared for the opinion it supported. It just knew it was better than the other side. But who created the line? Which side? Where are the facts and the data? Who cares. All our history was written by someone nobody knew anyway.

They're all dead. The historians who had opinions and biases about the things they were writing. So...does it really matter? Which line is better?

What about neither.

Draw your own picture using your own lines then.

Does it make sense? No

Who cares?

Not me

I'm a spiral with many jagged lines and ink splatters

Not that really matters

 whos 29 and wants me