FUCK! this is the second hard drive crash i've suffered in the past three months. i'm obviously fragmented much more than is acceptable. hopefully i'll run disk warrior when it shows up and save my computer. if not, i'm going to wipe my hard drive. :vast sadness is here:
however, despite the fact that i have to go to my school's computer lab to surreptitiously...
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twwly:
icky hard drive stuff.
tygertyger:
Yeah... and other things too, by the looks of it.
NOTICE: EVERYBODY GO SAY HI TO MY BEST FRIEND DECKWRECK
don't you want to know how we keep startin' fires?
it's my desire! it's my desire!
i chose to offer a sacrifice upon the altar of rock and roll, allowing lightning bolt's cymbal to tear a tiny bit of skin off my elbow last night. i suppose the gods looked with beneficence upon my offering,...
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don't you want to know how we keep startin' fires?
it's my desire! it's my desire!
i chose to offer a sacrifice upon the altar of rock and roll, allowing lightning bolt's cymbal to tear a tiny bit of skin off my elbow last night. i suppose the gods looked with beneficence upon my offering,...
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lucia:
damn i miss portland...someday i will be back there...someday...*sigh* 
lucia:
damn i miss portland...someday i will be back there...someday...*sigh*
p.s. you are adorable...
p.s. you are adorable...
tonight suprpkl and deckwreck took me out to rock and soothe my aching consciousness.
i got a blingin' ride
i'm not the only Fedaykin. dave is the ULTIMATE compatriot.
so steal every chance we get
every advantage is taken when no one's lookin'
we hid behind closed doors
and we won't stop 'til we are the people that we've decided we should be
i wanna...
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i got a blingin' ride
i'm not the only Fedaykin. dave is the ULTIMATE compatriot.
so steal every chance we get
every advantage is taken when no one's lookin'
we hid behind closed doors
and we won't stop 'til we are the people that we've decided we should be
i wanna...
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demon_of_night:
dude have you heard the song under pressure when david bowie sings it , from the gross pointe blank soundtrack, it rocks awww yeah, that is an awesome movie and a great soundtrack, ok i am going to chill and listen to music, wonderful music, peace
utgardsloki:
hey flux, your tat rocks
that picture in the desert with the rifle is smokin'!
i'm into chaos magick too, whatever changes my world into the way i want it.
laugh at your fantasy, i would be laughing at my fantasy too, but a laugh at everything, so it don't matter much.
peaces
that picture in the desert with the rifle is smokin'!
i'm into chaos magick too, whatever changes my world into the way i want it.
laugh at your fantasy, i would be laughing at my fantasy too, but a laugh at everything, so it don't matter much.
peaces
in approximately three years, deckwreck dave (one of the two other bearers of the left-bicep chrysknife) and i will once again enter a tattoo parlor together, and we will have permanently placed on our bodies a peach and crossbones, symbolizing forever that, yes, we are from Georgia, and we are fuckin' proud.
we decided this tonight as we reenacted this summer in the local Waffle...
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we decided this tonight as we reenacted this summer in the local Waffle...
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pro_tractor:
Nostoi: the Homecoming.
If you're always home, nostalgia becomes self referential, cyclical like the night sky. Memories will begin to occult the present and you'll long for something new without knowing what it is.
It's also possible that none of that will even occur to you and you'll live blissfully in the Southern sun. But, tell me. What fun is there without the homecoming, disguised as a different person only to reveal yourself before slaughtering the suitors and claiming what is rightfully yours?
If you're always home, nostalgia becomes self referential, cyclical like the night sky. Memories will begin to occult the present and you'll long for something new without knowing what it is.
It's also possible that none of that will even occur to you and you'll live blissfully in the Southern sun. But, tell me. What fun is there without the homecoming, disguised as a different person only to reveal yourself before slaughtering the suitors and claiming what is rightfully yours?
bridgetwnpeddler:
Portland is my home. I moved away but eventually came back. You can make roots whereever you are but it takes time. I have to agree with you that those ties with the friends you grew up with can be really strong. But you know the old saying. You can never go home again. You may go back but it will not likely be what you hold in your mind.... and you may just find that when you get there that you will miss our fair city of Portland. 
feeling much happier and resigned to the undulations of fate, our protagonist rustles herself up a sandworm and rides off into the desert night, alone, wielding a letter to Jubal Harshaw in one skinny paw and an exceedingly sharp knife in the other.
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fractal:
i fucking love fruedian slips...
mighty_e:
Absolutely gorgeuos!
More than anything, i just want to.... draw pictures of her. I think, soon, there may be a painting of Miss Flux in my living room.
More than anything, i just want to.... draw pictures of her. I think, soon, there may be a painting of Miss Flux in my living room.
this has been one of the roughest seven day cycles of my life.
and the beautiful poetry of it is that, almost exactly one week ago, i wrote that i was fucking unstoppable. the good Lord has come forth and tested my statement, and though i have trembled as Job, i have not and will not renounce the Lord that i hold tomyself and...
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and the beautiful poetry of it is that, almost exactly one week ago, i wrote that i was fucking unstoppable. the good Lord has come forth and tested my statement, and though i have trembled as Job, i have not and will not renounce the Lord that i hold tomyself and...
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funktion:
I think its being called RAD!
trismegistus:
"i have not and will not renounce the Lord that i hold tomyself and my ability to survive."
it's easy to say 'i believe in myself' but only a true badass such as yourself could declare it with such epic gravity - and pull it off.
yay for you.
it's easy to say 'i believe in myself' but only a true badass such as yourself could declare it with such epic gravity - and pull it off.
yay for you.
this sort of thing brings me immense joy. i am fascinated by the idea of the vast cacophony of information provided by the internet and the interconnectedness of all peoples. despite my linguist tendencies and my desire to preserve and study endangered languages, i can't help but be totally enthralled by the idea of working on Interlingua. it's much more logical than Esperanto; it's taken...
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desidia:
I have a gay as AIDS cd waiting for you when you get back
two of them actually.
enough madonna, abba, kylie and pet shop boys to kill a straight horse
two of them actually.
enough madonna, abba, kylie and pet shop boys to kill a straight horse
obsidity:
I have wanted that kind of thing, like why stop at spanglish? I want chinese and japanes and russian and hawaiianin there too. That would be so fucked up!
That kitten is too fat....seriously it's disturbing.
That kitten is too fat....seriously it's disturbing.
don't sit under the bodhi tree
with anyone else but me
anyone else but me
anyone else but me
no no no
don't sit under the bodhi tree
with anyone else but me
tomorrow, i take for myself a week-long return to the womb. Atlanta, you ground me, bring me joy, and i am grateful. i can't but wait to look out from that jetplane...
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with anyone else but me
anyone else but me
anyone else but me
no no no
don't sit under the bodhi tree
with anyone else but me
tomorrow, i take for myself a week-long return to the womb. Atlanta, you ground me, bring me joy, and i am grateful. i can't but wait to look out from that jetplane...
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reverendbenzo:
Hey you'll be in my neck of the woods (sort of).
rejection:
You Are AMAZING
one of my favorite apocryphal stories relates to Pablo Neruda, whose immense and diverse body of work i love very dearly.
he spoke at a lecture in his native Chile on his presence as a nationalist poet and read some of his pieces. at the end, he was asked by a man in the audience to either read or recite (apocryphal stories tend to be...
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he spoke at a lecture in his native Chile on his presence as a nationalist poet and read some of his pieces. at the end, he was asked by a man in the audience to either read or recite (apocryphal stories tend to be...
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trismegistus:
OH DEAR GOD, "eres sola"... you must be writhing in horror at my atrocious grammar. i meant "ESTAS sola", as in, at the moment.
blackwhitetaupe:
I love that story.
that's enough whining for a while. now, on to business!
what do you think has been the most significant moment in human history? (1)
right now, i'm leaning toward the choque between the Old and New Worlds with Spain's conquest. (2)
there were economic ramifications leading to the death-knell of feudalism, implications regarding the sum of knowledge up to that point (i.e. how accurate could...
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what do you think has been the most significant moment in human history? (1)
right now, i'm leaning toward the choque between the Old and New Worlds with Spain's conquest. (2)
there were economic ramifications leading to the death-knell of feudalism, implications regarding the sum of knowledge up to that point (i.e. how accurate could...
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nescafe:
Namu Amida Butsu
Namu Amida Butsu
Namu FLUX Butsu!!
Do tell us how the test went Flux-a-licious one.
Funny isn't it reverendG. 60 years ago we were supporting the Chinese against the Japanese.
Today we support the Japanese against the Chinese.
Namu Amida Butsu
Namu FLUX Butsu!!
Do tell us how the test went Flux-a-licious one.
Funny isn't it reverendG. 60 years ago we were supporting the Chinese against the Japanese.
Today we support the Japanese against the Chinese.
reverendg:
The irony that is the US foreign policy seems to be a great testament to Karma.