Talk:Resistentialism
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This theory is sort of cool, because its SO TRUE! Objects are totally against us from the time we get up in the morning. Go through your day and find every example of some insignificant object that ticks you off, then post them here!
- Oh, yes ;-) For me, it was summed in that line from Sliding Doors: "It's amazing how you can actually learn to despise inanimate objects. Like tin openers that don't open tins, egg mayonnaise and Skipjack tuna." -- Steved424 10:00, 12 September 2006 (UTC)
