Here we are in Nov..gonna get colder then a mutta pucker....
but digga you this you jitta buggas..THANKS!!!!
A couple of you wise fellas sure taught me a thing or two along this path were calling "ours"...Im speakin specifically about a thing called PATIENCE
Make no mistake, I have some patience or else i wouldnt get done around my ground the things i get done ...Oh yea, si` people still turn green with envy when my posse rolls by...
But look-see it was Gianni that reminded me ( geeze a dozen or so time hehe) to 'JUST BE PATIENT CARMELO" ok then it was Two Tons of Tony bobalua that thru text has quietly by "those things he knows" enstilled WHY TO BE PATIENT and then bada boom bada bang Skinner aka my great friend Mike has hugh problems that leaves me with HUGH ass empty hole in the soul, netwise, advise wise, need for conspirisy wise, underboss delux wise for anyone , yet,and but LO AND BEHOLD up pops a "Blackhat" that fills that void and does nothing blows my friggin mind...another hell of a guy thats "SHOWING ME HOW PATIENCE WORKS"
Am I a happy fella? you can bet your next ex on it. I am...thanks guys, yas allowed/taught me to relax this year, more then Ive been in 10
Date Posted:Mon, Nov 02 2009, 12:18:10
You bet SOSS is working it and we'll meet our objectives positive or not. Once headway is made, "if" its to you and SOSS's favor, its going to EXPLODE! SOSS's research will take time because of its complexity. Soon we will have an answer either way. Rest assured its being handled discretely and the way it supposed to be handled. I have complete trust and confidence in our PA crew. I just hope that we have a "positive" match.
Date Posted:Tue, Nov 03 2009, 21:29:52
MATE MATE,
IT'S MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL HERE.
THE HORSE THAT ONE YESTERDAY WAS "SHOCKING"
HAHAHAHAH
THAT'S THE NAME OF THE HORSE AND NUMBER 21 - HAHAHAHAHHA
BUSY NETWOEK WEEK.
PATIENT - I WAITED 3 YEARS FOR TODAY'S APPOINTMENT.
FOR THE WORLD MARKET OPPORTUNITY.
ANOTHER "10" DAYS WILL NOT KILL ME FOR THE FINAL ANSWER.
CIAO
LOVE YOU ALL LONGER THAT LONG TIME.
A groan of tedium escapes me,
startling the fearful.
Is this a test?
It has to be.
Otherwise I can’t go on.
Draining patience, drain vitality.
This paranoid, paralyzed vampire acts a little old.
But I’m still right here,
giving blood and keeping faith.
And I’m still right here.
But I’m still right here,
giving blood and keeping faith.
And I’m still right here.
Wait it out...
I’m gonna wait it out.
Wait it out.
If there were no rewards to reap,
no embrace to see me through,
this tedious path I’ve chosen here,
I certainly would’ve walked away, by now.
Gonna wait it out
If there were no desire to heal,
The damaged and broken met along
this tedious path I’ve chosen here,
I certainly would’ve walked away, by now.
And I still may...
And I still may...
Be patient. [x3]
I must keep reminding myself of this... [x4]
If there were no rewards to reap,
No embrace to see me through,
this tedious path I’ve chosen here,
I certainly would’ve walked away by now.
And I still may, and I still may, and I still may, and I may...
Gonna wait it out.
Gonna wait it out.
Wait it out.
Gonna wait it out.
below are some reviews of this song cut and pasted.
I was just listening to this song and I stopped and really thought about how it reflects back to me. Lately I've been having difficulty figuring out why I stick with my job. My boss treats me terribly even though he thinks he doesn't, and has me high strung to the point of constant anxiety.
I give my all and work my guts out. When I get recognition it lasts all of 24 hrs before I get another kick in the stomach. My boundless patience is starting to look like it's no longer never ending. I feel like I owe him because he gave me direction but now I'm starting to lose the will to continue with it.
This song reminds me just how often I try and tell myself to be patient, keep my emotions in check and continue on with it.
I'm sure Maynard had different intentions for this song when he wrote it, but that's what it means to me and I'm happy that someone could put words to what I feel.
Hm. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/12/09
I was just listening to this song and I stopped and really thought about how it reflects back to me. Lately I've been having difficulty figuring out why I stick with my job. My boss treats me terribly even though he thinks he doesn't, and has me high strung to the point of constant anxiety.
I give my all and work my guts out. When I get recognition it lasts all of 24 hrs before I get another kick in the stomach. My boundless patience is starting to look like it's no longer never ending. I feel like I owe him because he gave me direction but now I'm starting to lose the will to continue with it.
This song reminds me just how often I try and tell myself to be patient, keep my emotions in check and continue on with it.
I'm sure Maynard had different intentions for this song when he wrote it, but that's what it means to me and I'm happy that someone could put words to what I feel.
This is my first time listening to this song but I'll give it a shot. There may be many things wrong with this review, but you can poop yourself if you don't have the patience to understand my ideas:
He's giving blood to somebody. Possibly his mom, I don't know much about Maynards personal life. Assuming it is his mom, then she would have a sickness, one that would require a lot of blood from somebody else (Maynard being her son means he's likely a match for transferring blood, which is another reason the blood could be for his mom.)
Choosing to offer so much blood is a tedious path. He gives a lot of blood, and after awhile it begins to hurt his own health. So he wonders if he's being tested, and chooses to believe that it is, and since it's his moms life at stake he can't simply disregard her for that reason. He says that he will get his rewards for doing this (his moms health), so chooses to stick with it.
The "paranoid, paralyzed vampire (whos) act's a little old" would be his mom.
Due to me not having a lot of time and the lyrics being kind of.. blurry ?, it's not in much of an order but I think this may be accurate.
Three things:
First the actual instrumentation is up there with one of TOOL's best.
Second, the tempo change throughout the song is motivating.
Third, the purpose of the lyrics, well...if you have ever been in a situation of "tedious" efforts wondering if the reward would ever come...then you must be virtuous and wait it out, no quitting.
Every time I listen to this tune it is empowering half from the music half from the idea of continue to struggle to find reward!
my thoughts on the matter | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/21/09
The patient is such a wonderful tune. It really helped me cope with some tough emotions after an accident. I think thats why tool lyrics are so blurred, because its meant to be a tool for people to deal with what they need to deal with.
I love reading all of these because it's like every interpretation is so perfect. For me, and someone already had mentioned this: It's about a relationship/love. Trying to determine whether he should stay or leave his current love. He's not sure if she's "the one" but he's gonna 'wait it out' and 'may just leave' and at one point even says "and i am." like deep down he really knows she's not the one. But it's not all tedious, there are some rewards, he wants it to work, wants to heal. For now... just be patient... he's going to wait it out... he's gonna wait it out...
I am....and we are... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/14/09
I think this one is fairly straight forward. Beautiful though. He expresses the notion that this way of life is an illusion and a test for us to find our way home. Patience and awareness within being the key. I don't believe he is sick of life in the slightest. We don't even know why we are walking on earth so it , to me , is an endless ride in which we learn constantly.
Wait it out... evolution and adaption will do their part.
Thats my mind spilled out atleast. :)
Definetly not a refrence to his mom. God your an idiot. This cd was written to send us off thinking outside the box, evolving. There is abslutely nothing that would make any sense to relating to his mom. It's about Patience.
It seems to be an obvious reference to Maynard's mom, who was paralyzed when he was a kid. She was still alive when he wrote this and Judith for APC. Then when she passed away, he wrote 10,000 Days(Wings for Marie and Wings Pt. 2) for her.
This is about the spiritual path of self awareness | Reviewer: Modern Prophet | 12/25/08
This song is entirely about the painful path of dissolving the ego, the mask we wear that covers up the true self. The stages of the ego breaking away are painful and confusing and he is clearly expressing this in his lyrics.
He is basically saying he doesn't care how bad it gets, he will be here to wait it out and discover his true soul. The patient isn't about someone who is mentally ill-but someone who is patient in his path toward the totality of oneself.
Date Posted:Thu, Nov 05 2009, 8:10:03
tool- reminds me of the rolling stones 1975 tour of the americas...started june 1, 1975 in baton rouge with two shows...when during the song 'star star' [starfucker] a giant cock popped out of the stage and jumpin jack flash- the midnight rambler himself [mick] jumped on and rode it like as bull ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ahhahahahahahahahahhahahaha...then i saw them june 3 & 4 in san antonio...but the cock didn't rise there...why becausea the vice copperheads threatened to bust the stones ON STAGE...so they didn't do it again! i recall talkin to peter rudge an englishman who was[tour commander in chief] and terry basset head of concerts west-concert promoter...but i keep going back to this barzine thing...remember the one who comes to you to make the peace...he is the traitor.
vito...vito...come on eine...come on eine[young clemenza]
