pumascissors

dude... you call this working... it's now 6 days and counting...

So what's this movie about, may I ask?

And Ralph is a cuddler, up to a point. Then he randomly and playfully attacks you, jumps around like he's tweaking, and then runs back and forth across the apartment for an hour or two. He's quite mad.

He's not the least bit afraid of Esprit, walks right up to her, and paws her nose when she leans down to check him out. But if he makes any sudden moves, she bolts away.

what.... no fun dips.... 115 degrees in hell here today.... i am actually looking forward to going to nebraska in a few weeks.... shoot me now.... i found a new writing subject... my oldest brother, the almost a millionaire 5 different times, yet always broke, is wheeling and dealing land purchases in montana.... it's quite a tale of just misses but he has always been happiest being his own boss.... gotta go... a cactus just burst into flames...

Yes, I'm a State student here. My mom's side of the family are dead set against Ole Miss, believe me. The only reason I wound up going to State was that I was an engineering major back in the beginnings of my undergrad days, and State's the place to go for that shit. I really don't get much into the rivalry between the two, but we did kick some Ole Miss ass in the last Egg Bowl.

I'm down with the Carter family. I can't say I've listened to all of their stuff, but I've definitely liked what I've heard so far.

I'm at the Chickasawhay down in Laurel working for the summer. I haven't worked on any burial mounds, and I imagine those are a little rarer than most people think. My field school site just north of Starkville had a mound, but it was a Mississippian site, so no burials in the mound. There were, however, burials in the village around the mound, and I got to work on some of those. I'm pretty sure some Archaic mounds have been identified in Mississippi, mostly in the southern part of the state. I can't say for certain, but I believe I heard of a Middle Archaic mound on the De Soto forest that they found last year or earlier this year. And there are a couple of Poverty Point, Late Archiac sites with mounds just across from Louisiana.

cold turkey.... impressive.... i woulda thought you would come down slowly with cream soda or something.... congrats.... better change that profile pic.... no need tempting yourself.... maybe jack daniels.... joking.... adam morrison must be kicking barqs on a regular basis.... i would like to use the walnut on the tin roof in my flick with your permission.... don't feel bad.... i pretty much have all scenes done.... now i have to piece together the plot like those buggers on csi.... csi miami that is.... i hate the original because of the starring dude who did that live and die in la movie years ago which i always hated.... and ny has lt dan in it.... i can't deal with that.... oh, sorry i know how fond of gump you southern folk are.... with that insult, i'm out.... oh, i forgot to ask.... are the mobsters italian americans or " southies " of irish boston....

alright, here is what i've learned. you've got a tightknit family, you're very kind even to animals and have what seems to be a positive outlook on life. i am willing to overlook all that for now. sarcasm and bitterness bubbles at my surface but deep down its pretty much pure apathy. you've now realized i don't use proper grammar, syntax and so on. i figure that's what editors are for. see, ending a sentence with a preposition. one of my favorites.

mine is set in the south which is funny because i have never really been to the south which is why it is called " my kinda south ". catchy huh. basically a story of two brothers. when the family has to deal with tradegy, the one brother splits town to travel the world leaving lil bro to make his own way. throw in the mysterious suicide of the boys alcoholic father, the return of the prodigal son, and a cast of eccentrics that the south is known for. combine early r.e.m. videos with "fargo" with the nostalgic feel of "stand by me". it's all about the cinematography. i would like to capture the essence of this small town in georgia the way spike lee did that one city block in bedstuy brooklyn new york. radio raheem like a motherfucker.

probably sorry you asked now i'm sure. i'll cut you a break. i almost took a job once in mobile alabama. that is as close to mississippi as i get. don't think i have the temperment for tour guide but i will get south soon. not right now right now... but later later...

"movie's coming along" caught my eye. always interested in other's adventures. i am in early stages of writing something. i can write at nausea on character development, background, locations etc. but dialogue just doesn't flow as easy. has resulted in short stories and poems and song lyrics and other imagery but doesn't help get a script done. anyways, the haunted tennessee farm was very compelling... unless your just pulling our legs... some family have a farm in nebraska and being out there at night in tornado season scares the hell out of me even without ghosts... interested in the boston mob movie... i'll keep reading when i get the chance... gotta tell you as a pennsylvania kid growing up, Hires is the champagne of root beers....