I hate this city.
Everything changes.
This city has changed.
I have changed.
We've grown in different directions.
It's time to call it a couple of decades and go our seperate ways....
I'm sick of all the filming of movies, tv, and commercials.
Especially on our block.
Who cares?
Are we supposed to be excited and feel priviliged that they do this shit here?
They... Read More
I agree. Hell, when I was in college a student film got permission to film in my dorm and I couldn't even leave my room to go down the hall to the bathroom. We were pretty pissed.
1) Who was the best US president ever? I'll go with FDR.
2) What was the name of the first boy or girl you kissed (that you can remember)?
A boy named Ryan. We were 12 at summer camp. Then he dumped me because, duh, summer was over. I didn't understand how you stop liking someone just because the weather gets colder, but he sure gave me a lesson in dating.
3) What's your favorite pornsite besides SG?
Meh.
4) Does porn actually turn you on?
Once in a while.
5) What kind?
The kind with titties in it!
PS - If you're interested in public mental health issues ... where to fucking start. There aren't enough free and/or low-cost clinics. Severely mentally ill people often end up in jail as a result of delusions or disordered thinking or manic states, etc. etc. There is absolutely NO mental health treatment in prison beyond the isolation and heavy sedation of only the most psychotic. Even if they're put in a psychiatric facility, they're only kept there until they're "not a danger to themselves or others", which is usually achieved by heavy sedation or a one-size-fits-all antipsychotic, which upon release they promptly stop taking or can't take because they don't have access to someone who will prescribe them something. My homeless schizophrenic clients have no access to care, or continuity of care, and even less access to homeless resources because they're unpredictable and most facilities don't have the capacity to handle them. So they end up victimized or in a cycle of street-to-jail.
Ok.
So I might have mentioned this before,
But I have a recurring nightmare.
I have it 5 nights a week.
It's always the same and it's always different.
As you may know, I was fired, after 15 years, from my job.
You can read about that here.
I was a recording engineer for a non-profit corporation that records books for the Library of... Read More
The 35 year old virgin. Ugh. I really wanted to pretend that never happened. I don't know what to tell you, since I have mostly blocked it from my memory. If you think of something specific, ask, and I'll tell. Actually, yes, please jog my memory for me.
Ok.
Should I talk about my weight or my mom?
Or both?
First I'd like to say that I'm VERY unhappy that my friendslist is about get shorter. Keen and Pastura are leaving the sight, and Laceyglove may as well have already, and will in fact soon enough, although I've heard that we've lost her to Jesus of all people.
Also I never hear from... Read More
Ok.
Man, I'm still hurting from playing basketball Sunday.
I am NOT getting old!
Punk rock.
Does a mohawk make you punk rock?
How about if you add a leather jacket?
With studs?
Or Doc Martens?
Even 14 holes?
Do tatoos make you more punk rock?
Or piercings?
I say no to all of the above.
So why bother with all that crap?
I used... Read More
wow, someone's a little bitter. avril also happens to be famous - i think she's more concerned with that than being punk rock. but apparently someone's a little hung-up on her.
a-hem.
god, you know i would so visit you in VT. especially when i live there myself. i would ride my blue retro-cruiser style bicycle through the crunchy leaves, down the dirt road into town, and meet you guys at the local coffeeshop where i'd get the best chai known to mankind, take part in a brief impromptu poetry slam, save a kitten or two, meet some cute single ladies to bring home to my hubby, and darn my mittens. how's that for a perfect day?
so that answers questions #1 & #5. as far as board games go - tim's a big fan of "Zombies" but not so much me. i like the ones that make you think, draw stupid things, make stupid faces... you know, the kind that's good for a group of close drunk friends. i do not like big breasts. my favorite pair of socks is blue with fishes, but i also have some knee-high sweater socks in brown and cream which are oh so cozy. mmm, maybe i should go put those on since the landlord forgot the heat again...
Ok.
New post time.
But I'm tiiiiiired.
I played basketball yesterday for three hours.
Today I'm hurtin'.
Punk rock.
I'm tired.
Did I mention that?
Can you be a banker AND a punk rocker?
Uh.
I guess.
Do real punk rockers ever stop being punk rockers underneath?
Even if they're a tool of corporate amerika?
Possibly.
I think if they really and truly believed in... Read More
i think if someone is punk rock, they are in their heart. and you cant take someones heart away, can you? they might just look different on the outside but.....
1. rachel ray even though i cant stand her one bit! i do like her $40 a day thing though. i just like seeing if she can do it. so id have to say her even though i dont want to....
2. david lynch, mark levin, richard linklater...and i dont know any others...
3. yes and minimal if any clothing.
4.marines, i like beans
5. .0000001% lucky me
I went back to the mid 1800's. It was weird, because it started with me calling a phone number I found in a old book, and I ended up communicating with this little boy who lived in that time period. I was calling back in time!! Then I somehow ended up at his family's house, and I was trying to get their gramophone to work. Not historically accurate, but fun, nonetheless.
Sweet. I actually work in neuroimaging, so I've always known it's cool shit, but I'm only now discovering that it's a turnon. Thanks SG for that self-awareness! I guess these guys agree: psychology.rutgers.edu/~brk/published051106.pdf
I wanted to talk about punk rock.
I'm never able to say just what I mean, so this discussion will be open ended.
Punk rock means a lot to me.
Some people are marxists (like Lee Harvey Oswald).
I am a punk rocker.
Marxism is easier to define.
How do I know I'm a punk rocker?
Because I... Read More
Ok.
I had wanted to do a longer sort of wordy post.
Now I don't have time.
But you may want to start thinking about punk rock and what it really means.
The law will be laid down.
Except there is no law in punk rock.
Chew on that in the shower tomorrow and get back to me.
Instead, we'll have cheap photos of babies,... Read More
Ok.
So I've been sick.
For like 2 days.
Just a virus or something.
I fell a little better today.
Last night was the turning point.
My fever went away.
It was hovering around 102.4 for 30 hours or so.
The highest measured 102.6, but I think it got a little higher.
It would go down when I took Tylenol, but it would come back... Read More
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1) Who was the best US president ever? I'll go with FDR.
2) What was the name of the first boy or girl you kissed (that you can remember)?
A boy named Ryan. We were 12 at summer camp. Then he dumped me because, duh, summer was over. I didn't understand how you stop liking someone just because the weather gets colder, but he sure gave me a lesson in dating.
3) What's your favorite pornsite besides SG?
Meh.
4) Does porn actually turn you on?
Once in a while.
5) What kind?
The kind with titties in it!
PS - If you're interested in public mental health issues ... where to fucking start. There aren't enough free and/or low-cost clinics. Severely mentally ill people often end up in jail as a result of delusions or disordered thinking or manic states, etc. etc. There is absolutely NO mental health treatment in prison beyond the isolation and heavy sedation of only the most psychotic. Even if they're put in a psychiatric facility, they're only kept there until they're "not a danger to themselves or others", which is usually achieved by heavy sedation or a one-size-fits-all antipsychotic, which upon release they promptly stop taking or can't take because they don't have access to someone who will prescribe them something. My homeless schizophrenic clients have no access to care, or continuity of care, and even less access to homeless resources because they're unpredictable and most facilities don't have the capacity to handle them. So they end up victimized or in a cycle of street-to-jail.