A retarded spelling of Nietzsche. Those who make this amusing etymollogical blunder will no doubt try to justify their ignorance by claiming Nietz(s)che was the pioneer of the ideas that shaped Nazism. Anyone remotely familiar with his ideas will scoff at this.
I'm a fucking moron, I know nothing about philosophy or Nietzsche, hell I can't even spell his name. I don't read, I am intellectually dead. I hate Nietzche.
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Get the apu nipel dekhan mug.The act of connecting the tip of ones penis to the nipple of another, simply for the sheer fun of it - often proceeded by screaming loudly 'NIPTIPPP!'
Jay: How did it go with that guy last night?
Ida: Well, pretty well until he niptip'd me.
Jay: No fucking way! He niptip'd you?!
Ida: Yep, simple whapped it out, hit my nip with the tip and screamed 'THISS ISSS NIPTIPPP!'
Ida: Well, pretty well until he niptip'd me.
Jay: No fucking way! He niptip'd you?!
Ida: Yep, simple whapped it out, hit my nip with the tip and screamed 'THISS ISSS NIPTIPPP!'
by Synermatic December 9, 2012
Get the Niptip mug.during vaginal intercourse when a partner starts exclaiming loudly or calling out “God!” it is met every time with the scream/war cry “GOD IS DEAD!” followed by a plethora of hard aggressive thrusts
Sara started moaning and saying God over and over, Greg decided to up his tactics and use Nietzsche’s peach.
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2. A character in the best web comic ever, Homestuck. Equius' Moirail, and a shipper cat girl. Flushed for the best troll in Homestuck, Karkat. *Spoilers* Beat to death by a raging jugglo, Gamzee.
2. A character in the best web comic ever, Homestuck. Equius' Moirail, and a shipper cat girl. Flushed for the best troll in Homestuck, Karkat. *Spoilers* Beat to death by a raging jugglo, Gamzee.
by cowardlyMesmerist March 10, 2013
Get the Nepeta mug.A German philosopher of the late nineteenth century. Fredrick Nietszche began his academic career in philology, the study of languages and linguistic systems. He became an admirer of Wagner, with whom he later fell out. Following the publication of 'The Geneology of Morals', his main concern was to reaffirm life in 'the twilight of the idols'.
His phrase 'god is dead, we are all his murderers' was not an attack against religion as such, but against nihilism which believed in nothing on the one hand, and on the churches and christians who had sapped the true value and meaning out of life and religion on the other. Thus he claimed the churches were 'sepulchres', and the nihilists he urged to 'keep holy your highest hope'. That hope he grounded in the act of creation, and affirmed in the idea of 'eternal recurrence' - the ultimate affirmation of life.
These ideas are best outlined in 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra', in particular the sections 'The Tree on the Mountainside' and 'On the Three Metamorphoses'. In this last section he outlines how the human soul begins as 'a camel' wieghted down by loyalty to the old gods, then he must become a 'lion' and denounce them before becoming 'a child' who creates a new value and new meaning for his life.
Nietzsche owed much to Eastern, particularly Buddhist metaphysics, as well, I suspect, as being influenced by William Blake and Wagner. His is the same kind of reaffirming existential mission. His influence on the 20th C. existentialists also mark him out as one of the early 'fathers' of 'postmodernism'.
His phrase 'god is dead, we are all his murderers' was not an attack against religion as such, but against nihilism which believed in nothing on the one hand, and on the churches and christians who had sapped the true value and meaning out of life and religion on the other. Thus he claimed the churches were 'sepulchres', and the nihilists he urged to 'keep holy your highest hope'. That hope he grounded in the act of creation, and affirmed in the idea of 'eternal recurrence' - the ultimate affirmation of life.
These ideas are best outlined in 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra', in particular the sections 'The Tree on the Mountainside' and 'On the Three Metamorphoses'. In this last section he outlines how the human soul begins as 'a camel' wieghted down by loyalty to the old gods, then he must become a 'lion' and denounce them before becoming 'a child' who creates a new value and new meaning for his life.
Nietzsche owed much to Eastern, particularly Buddhist metaphysics, as well, I suspect, as being influenced by William Blake and Wagner. His is the same kind of reaffirming existential mission. His influence on the 20th C. existentialists also mark him out as one of the early 'fathers' of 'postmodernism'.
'But by my love and hope I beseech you; Do not throw away the hero in your soul! Hold holy your highest hope!'
Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
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