Mute Fox

Mute Fox
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Red Saxon - 29th June 2010 04:00

I wasn't doubting the fact that you knew it comrade. Using words like "obviously" are just part of my dialect of English, and I apologize if I came off as being snobbish.
Mute Fox - 27th March 2010 07:24

Ha, thanks. I like never post there any more, but I'm trying to get my lazy ass in gear again. Maybe soon I'll renew my blogging activity.

Your blog is pretty cool, I check it every day for updates. Good work, yourself ^__^
ellipsis - 26th March 2010 23:00 View Conversation

I just realized that your blog is with what art thou discontent. Good work.
Mute Fox - 9th January 2010 21:36

Thanks, redson. I'm hopeful that things are starting to come together for me. I am kinda bummed that you weren't able to offer me a visit to Vermont, though. Freest state in the Union for the win XD

In all seriousness, I do plan to visit Vermont one day, and perhaps live there and await the Second Republic. That would be totally sweet.
ellipsis - 9th January 2010 14:54 View Conversation

Glad things worked out for you comrade, good luck with the new move. I hope things continue to go your way.

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About Mute Fox

Basic Information

Biography: A shy, effeminate armchair revolutionary who makes his living as a major domestic

Location: The Big D

Interests: Reading, Reading, Writing, Listening To Music, Reading Some More

Occupation: Major Domestic

Political Statement: In a society that has abolished every kind of adventure, the only adventure left is to abolish the society.

Gender: Male

"I do not think there will ever be "redstar-ists" -- but I hope that there will someday be a whole lot of people who will approach political questions in the way that I have tried to do. Be skeptical! Be critical! Don't just accept people's chosen labels at face-value! Try to figure out what's really going on! And listen to the worm of doubt, for it speaks truth." - RedStar2000