cheech

white discussion is a damn good song

ed would?

Is it just me or is souljacker, uh...gone?

I fully intend to. I just got distracted last night.

I don't think salary makes anyone beter/worse, more/less deserving, enviable/pitiable, etc. than anyone else. i'm not sure if you misunderstand some of my posts. I was implying that I don't see a demographic element in the encounter, nor a racial element --all three sanitation workers were white & there was no mistaking the one who glowered's glowering for anything but a glower. I grant myself at least that much subjectivity & trust that not all intuition is prejudgement.

I work for the organization most responsible for putting the concept of political correctness on the map & think it's easy for us overeducated folk to fall into the trap of taking pc too far, where "garbage man" has a negative social implication and the 'sub' in subway implies that the masses who ride 'under' ground are a subhuman underclass --I have been questioned on the latter --luckily I answered wisely.
I wish I was like bowie, "much too fast to take that test," but I'm not and can't suppress or fake it like the majority of those I meet.
I was born --lucky me-- (kinks reference) and have lived in manhattan most of my life. you cannot live here for 26 years and not notice social change. nyc is, among millions of other things, an accelerated and reliable indicator of the social trends of the rest of --relatively-- integrated north american society. along with social change come changes (another bowie reference?) in how people think others should "see" and speak about the world, to the point that someone so attuned can be on the verge of what might be termed 'exploding-head syndrome.'

remember my post about the iraq-war veteran? If you are blessed --and cursed-- with awareness of the context of everyday behavior and events occuring around you, you must always be on point. in a hyper-paced town where predispositions are many people's way of coping and making their way through the dominant koyaanisqatsi, it can be daunting for those of a contemplative disposition who may not be capable always of 'thinking on their feet,' who are not yet 'enlightened' and properly buddhified, not yet in a perpetual state of concentration without elimination --speaking of which,

Santa Claus got BBQ sauce in the drawers.

The hatas maybe. ( for mad)

I think Sandra Bernhard is cool I knew she liked Stevie... she was at a benefit concert with her one time. Sandra performed "Is That All There Is" (heard it on the CD) and I thought it was great.

now that is a great old movie.....very entertaining post last night-I needed some goold old Cheech humor....getting drunk on work nights seems to suit you quite well my chum

hahaha ricky called you cheesh
which is kinda like sheesh
or cheese

read the book, i promise. sucks you right in. the real paperwork is chilling...she's got bits of her medical records in there.

Sorry for skipping over your journal, but I'm on one hour of sleep here.

Anyway...would you be available to help me move on July 30th?

Michael Ironside...ha ha ha.

Did you call today? I was busy ignoring everyone in the world. Sorry about that.

the machinest rocks. seriously. rocks hardcore... just like that pic

You are just full of trivia

what a strange story. Strange that they both killed themselves.

What do you mean Pompei DVD revisions!
Dammit!
I was just going to get this what have they done??

i married Isis on the 5th day of May
but i could not hold on to her very long...

haha. you get like a jillion bonus points for Isis. one of my favorites! have you heard the live version on the biograph set? i think it's on disc 2. it's fucking incredible.

It may have in So Long.. I don't know, I just thought it up.

That music from Once Upon a Time in the West is an Ennio Morricone piece called "the Man with the Harmonica."

YESSSSS!!

I'm so glad someone did!!