CUCU!

CUCU! Para os que não sabem e os seguintes esta é a expressão mais dita aqui em casa. Ah pois é, somos todos os cucus... Sempre que entramos em casa ou numa divisão da casa temos por habito dizer CUCU para que as outras pessoas que estão já dentro saibam que chegamos e que estamos felizes por chegar. Sempre que dizemos cucu é com alegria e um grande sorriso, estamos felizes por chegar e expressamos a nossa enorme vontade de estarmos uns com outros. Aqui em casa somos uns maluquinhos bem sei mas é a nossa maneira, it's our way!

A minha mais recente vitória foi ultrapassar as teorias éticas todas até as 23:48, hora a que escrevo este texto. Amanha tenho de novo exame: Filosofia Social e Ética. Quero tirar uma boa nota, quero que me suba a média mas não espero muito dali visto que a correcção é muito inconstante, quando corre pior é que as notas são altas. Va-se lá perceber aquele mundo ultra-sónico em que vivem os humildes filósofos! Sou de ciências, nem de economia sou, I SUCK ON THIS! Mas cá estou eu a fazer um esforço serio para a minha nota... A teoria de Levinas é bem real quanto a esta cadeira (quem a conhece mesmo vai achar graça), se não vejam só:

  • É estrangeira para mim, a malandra passa-me ao lado sempre!
  • Vem do exterior, daquele mundo ultra-sónico;
  • Impõe-se a mim como gente grande (Oh Yeah!), nunca a quis mas foi-me obrigada (come e cala);
  • É singular, não há uma cadeira tão sónica como esta;
  • Tenho uma forte responsabilidade para com ela mesmo que não queira, a minha nota (Blah);
  • "Ei-me aqui", ou seja, estou completamente ao serviço dela, sou do tipo cadeira-ó-dependente;
  • A minha resposta não depende da resposta dela porque quando mais me esforço menos sei como bem dizia o meu amigalhaço Sócrates (não é o Socas, é o Sócrates!);
Como dá para ver, e bem, Emmanuel Levinas não era assim tão doido como todos nós pensamos.

Back to die, back to ethics life! (Até rima a Maria Clandestina)

Queria poder rimar com algo mais feliz mas actualmente não vai dar até dia 20 de Maio que será o fim da rima e o começo da prosa! Até lá bons estudos a toda a esfera universitária e não facilitem... E já agora, a partir de dia 20 se me quiserem contactar telefonem para o apoio ao cliente do Norteshopping.

Ao meu anjinho papudo Parabéns! Amanha festejamos nos Kebabs e nos copos de vodka da ribeira ihihihih e sábado lá estarei, sempre a ver telemóveis!

8 de junho de 2011
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