nolan_void

I really enjoyed reading this. Your writing is very moving.

Thank you, sweetness. I just realized that I never responded to the lovely birthday message you sent me. That message was truly beautiful and totally made my day- thank you.

The buddhist way to see it would be the best way to see it. Don't think about it at all, and it falls in your lap when it should.
Relationships with bartenders never work when you've met them at the bar.

xoxx. good to hear from you! If your last year is anything like mine, you will write the crest between complete slackerdom and complete motivation. I didnt care about anything at that point because I had but soo much time in. And this nonchalant who -gives-a-fuck-now-anyway-attitude made writing my 9,999th essay more palatable.


right now im listening to a whitestripes cover of a dylan song and its hot.


thought i would share. :p

man. I could really go for a good woman right about now too.
oh wait, no. that was a craving for a stiff drink.
my mistake.

i miss you! *sulk*

On these days, it is difficult to be here.

I think when we're old we all look the same anyway, like old men!

That's why it's so damn important to fall for a mind, not a cute ass, although if the two are connected, well great. Hopefully one lasts a little longer than the other, but neither is guaranteed forever.

Your words mean so much, thank you.

Ugh, college has taken me five years. I've transferred between so many colleges, and so many units were lost. At first I didn't mind, but now I'm feeling so burned out.

I did feel that Silent Hill disclosed a lot of information, but I didn't mind that so much. My question is, what happened with Rose and her daughter that seemed to trap them in an alternate demension? I kept trying to figure out why her husband could sense her when they seemed to occupy a similar space, yet they were having completely different experiences (he's walking down an abandoned hallway, she running from some demon down a dark, decaying hallway). What are your thoughts on it?

I still believe that reality is what we make of it. I believe that we choose what we see. A wise person once said that madness was merely choosing a different perception. Your last statement is indicative of the tao. Embrace that and let the nihilism slip away.

Your comic sounds exciting.

I feel sick went up to at least 3 issues? I only have the first one from that series, and I think that I have the complete JTHM and Squee series. Hmmmm.

oh. Zim! I have all seasons on DVD. he is my hero. Its a shame that vasquez kinda...just stopped...on all accounts.

tell me what other comics are good in your book.

I found the unspeakable horrors of H.P. Lovecraft at 19 and have been a willing fellow under the thrall of his prose. I have every piece of fiction he's ever written, but I have none of his collected books of letters. Ironically, by most accounts, his most famous work is his letters to his friends that have been collected into several volumes by the publishing house that Derleth and others founded after his death. It pays to be wary while reading books labeled with the Lovecraft name. Derleth put out a lot of garbage that he wrote with H.P.'s name on the cover.

Before we can have another Renaissance, there needs to be a twenty-first century version of the Black Plague. I'm all for thinning the herd and moving on. Nihilism is a monster? It's a matter of perspective. A little death, destruction and mayhem coupled with a loss of civilized "comforts" would do wonders for perspective...