fireyspright

I hear it was a great time. I went down to catch Ratdog in st. louis on my bday this weekend. They rocked as usual. Did you catch em at Broo? I think I'm going to see Gov. Mule today too.

Hey, gee, you should have let me know. I'd have met you for lunch in Nashville. Went to the first 2, but I don't know that I'd go to any more. Check into the festival going down in Vegas, sounds pretty sweet - even though I'm too poor to go.

Wahay!! Glad you had a great time!

Ha! Ha! When I read the bit about how, if people feed you alcohol and cigarettes, you are able to recall "an inhuman amount of songs and lyrics", I momentarily imagined you as a human jukebox, except instead of being coin activated you were activated by booze and cigs!!

errr someones havin a laff you diapeared off my friends list when i wiped evrybody off by mistake!.stupid bash ticked the wrong boxes so i,ll get down and kiss yer feet to have me back! .The days have been lonely without u the legendary pisshead!.
see ya love bash!

Tell your friends to piss off! Girls are sexy, tatoos are sexy, put em together and you have an instant winner!

I think your new teddy bear tattoo looks cute!!

nice!

nice!

Aww, poor injured girl I'll kiss you better Then bite the bits that don't hurt
I only ever read the first two dark tower books. What are the others like?
Douglas Adams books are all really good, and if you like them, have you read any Terry Pratchett Books? I recommend them highly.
Enjoy your smoking and relaxing honey

thanks for the advice, but thats just not gonna happen.

Aww, if only I were there, Birthday Booty would not have been wanting
Waht sort of guitar did you get?

so what do you want for your b-day???

Merry natal anniversary to both of us!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PIXIE HAVE IT LARGE TODAY QUAFF SOME GUINESS,DANCE AND BE MERRY AND REMEMBER OLD AGE IS JUST ROUND THE CORNER!.
PARTY ON BASH!

You are, of course, totall right about the pics I can't help it, I like pics of gorgeous girls in corsets
I am a total dreadfiend too, but I'll tell you striaght, there are some disadvantages. If you live in a place with a narrow minded, mentallity, you'll get stared at loads, possibly hassle of racist idiots/police etc. Other people may just call you a hippy but they're easy to ignore. They can cause your scalp to itch which is really annoying and you dont' want to get head lice
On the positve side They look stunning and the fact you can get hassle of people shows strong character for having them. That's the main reason I find them so attractive, coz they tell me that person is confident and strong minded (and usually intelligent and sexy ). They can set you appart, I'm the only person round here with dread. They can clear a space in a crowded gig when you dance like a nutter Should I mention how hot it is holding a handfull of locks, pulling them to expose the neck and, well imagine on from there
What more can I say? The chioce is yours. There is the dreadlock group for more info.
If you go for it, you know I'm gonna want to see a dread/corset pic

I am a public employee!!! You can move in with me though?

Hi ya honey, what's it really like in NY? all we see in the UK is what's on TV, which is usually bullshit. I bet it's quite exillerating. Have a lovely time and take some pics
Sorry I didn't chat about the re-incarnation thing, it's not something I'm sure about. I mwan, I have thoughts on it but would find it difficult to articulate them. I do like intellectual chats though. How are you on evolution and stuff like that?

You think this bloke is on the rebound then, and not just into you soo much he broke up with his previous girl coz he couldn't stop thinking of you?
Take it easy babe, safe journey.

Hey, so uh . . . tell me about the whole going to NY for the weekend thing. I'm spending the summer in Boston, and I definitely want to get up there at some point. Is it a hellish journey? I heard it's 3 hours by train. . . Hope you have fun anyway. Be naughty!

Reincarnation, My Personal Belief Regarding

It's common scientifical-type knowledge that the universe is made of energy. What we perceive is illusion, or rather what we perceive is only what our limited scope of consciousness can process. Yet we, too, deep down, are energy.

Energy, as far as I know, can not be destroyed. So what happens to the energy that is the "me" and "you" after we die? I believe it is simply redistributed throughout the universe in a strange perversion of reincarnation.

I find it necessary at this point to state that I do believe in a higher power, be it a divine All Creator or several million Super People who look upon us in the same way we view the amoeba: they are superior to us simply because it is their nature to be so. Call me a polytheist if you like.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, I do believe that people who do not partake of evil will be rewarded in the afterlife. There are universal laws that sentient beings must adhere to.

There's no reasonable foundation for my belief, it's simply the drowning optimist within me. These people, or "good" people, draw in positive energy from the universe. Thus, their "souls" are larger than those who are "evil."

So with that in mind, let me use this example to explain how I think our energy is distributed. Imagine an ocean. In the middle of this ocean is a large mountain. This mountain has many, many spires of various shapes and sizes, all with varying pools at the top. Let's get all symbolic and call your body a cloud. Your cloud hovers above this mountain. When you die, you rain your soul over the mountain. Depending on how good you were in life, you will rain more. You fill most of the pools and spill out into other pools. These pools gather your water and distribute them to other clouds, via evaporation. However, the greatest of rains spill out into the ocean, where they join with the Higher Power in a way not unlike acheiving Buddhahood.

This process will change you, however. Since you've lost most of your Self, you won't be the same being.

And that is my completly unfounded and possibly ridiculous belief system.

'I agree with you that we are all essentially energy. But where did this energy come from? It can neither be created or destroyed, so it must have come from somewhere, and since the earth is only 4.6 billion years old by geological calculations, it must have come from somewhere else.' (from your comment on astrosaurus ' blog)
Sorry, I'm fascinated now . . . gotta dig a little deeper, and see if I'm following you: so is this a hypothesis on the origin of the earth? Or are you postulating about where each person's inherent energy comes from?

I just want you to know that you're my first female friend on sg. I'm kind of excited. So feel special.

yeah, it was like 80 here one day last week, now snow. its not all that uncommon in my neck of the woods, but i'm still not happy about it, lol. the good thing is that its not sticking to the pavement. but there seems to be about 3 inches on the lawn.

yeah, i am drooling over every part of Candylac, but especially her hair... i do love redheads

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