Superbowl Sunday has been a wash. I have eaten almost everything in my path, including the cuticle on my right pinkie and a stale brownie. This must be the seventh or eighth time I've seen "Irma Vep," but it never seems to get old. I'd rather be enacting the boredoom than watching meaty fellows smack each other around on a large, painted lawn.
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tryst:
fantastic poem, my little non-smoking ad.
All work and no play makes the mingarden wilt. Good thing it's Saturday. I can get all the play I want.
Tell me a story!
Tell me a story!
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lemonkid:
I hope there is, I sure hope there is.
You're a fan of Czech films? Excellent.
I heartily approve.
You're a fan of Czech films? Excellent.
I heartily approve.
sixtyfootqueenie:
I'm still trying to find somewhere to host it.. I might just email it to you!
So many people seem to write entries in question format. Okay, here goes:
1. Why did you do it?
2. Do you think that "life coaches" have souls?
3. Did you fuck my wife?
4. If two trains are traveling at 70 mph towards hell, would they collide against my granddaddy's abdomen? And if you were in one of the trains, would you say hi...
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1. Why did you do it?
2. Do you think that "life coaches" have souls?
3. Did you fuck my wife?
4. If two trains are traveling at 70 mph towards hell, would they collide against my granddaddy's abdomen? And if you were in one of the trains, would you say hi...
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scandalous:
Thanx for the compliment on my 1st set!! 
Today's news:
1. Non-REM sleep helps people learn process-based data: for instance, a complex sequence of actions like entering a series of commands into a computer, or licking your girlfriend to orgasm.
2. Hot climates tend to have more carbon dioxide in the air than cold ones. Plants need carbon dioxide to live, and have pores in their leaves which absorb it, but in an...
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1. Non-REM sleep helps people learn process-based data: for instance, a complex sequence of actions like entering a series of commands into a computer, or licking your girlfriend to orgasm.
2. Hot climates tend to have more carbon dioxide in the air than cold ones. Plants need carbon dioxide to live, and have pores in their leaves which absorb it, but in an...
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lamdalamdalamda:
wow, media ecology is fascinating, mostly because i think that the mind is similar to an ecological system, and i'm not too big on the idea of consciousness, as we know it. it is absolutely necessary that more people study mental processes in a media saturated environment. i think what is going on now would make marshall mcluhan sad. by charged words, do you mean emotionally charged words? they are often used as memory aids, preparing the mind for responses. they are everywhere! it's disturbing.
well, i'm mostly a poet, though my g/f says i should just accept that i'm a musician and make music. i've done it all my life. she may right, she right about most things.
what colleges are you thinking about going to? MIT has an incredible media dept. and it's where i want to end up if all goes well.
well, i'm mostly a poet, though my g/f says i should just accept that i'm a musician and make music. i've done it all my life. she may right, she right about most things.
what colleges are you thinking about going to? MIT has an incredible media dept. and it's where i want to end up if all goes well.
cheech:
1) a lady, 2) Seth Green, 3) Conor Oberst, 4) this local pizzaria guy. That's about it. I don't wanna rock the 
much.
much.My picture is not a joke. I actually look like that.
No one will ever think I'm badass.
No one will ever think I'm badass.
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sixtyfootqueenie:
hello hotty! whats been happening in your world!?!?!?! fill me in!!!
sixtyfootqueenie:
*intently watches mail box*
I'm looking forward to hearing all about it!!!!!
I'm looking forward to hearing all about it!!!!!