AGNOSTIC
I was strumming an eerie chord
when rain began to fall
In that moment
a life of not only believing in
the supernatural
but believing also that a person
of all things
should be its trigger
seemed a thrilling life indeed
And then, like rain, the hysteria
passed
...just thought i'd open this entry by laying my cards on the ideological table, so to...
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I was strumming an eerie chord
when rain began to fall
In that moment
a life of not only believing in
the supernatural
but believing also that a person
of all things
should be its trigger
seemed a thrilling life indeed
And then, like rain, the hysteria
passed
...just thought i'd open this entry by laying my cards on the ideological table, so to...
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Most of my time is divided
between two rooms
one for work and the other for sleep
The first could be a TV show called
Land Of The Right-Angles
while the other has the makings of
an art installation entitled
Man With Stupid Dream
I cant say how the two might fare
in the global media shitstorm
but I do know that neither project
has...
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between two rooms
one for work and the other for sleep
The first could be a TV show called
Land Of The Right-Angles
while the other has the makings of
an art installation entitled
Man With Stupid Dream
I cant say how the two might fare
in the global media shitstorm
but I do know that neither project
has...
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darklis:
You love me? Awwww. Mr. Sappy Britches. 
cain:
Glad that I could be of some service to you, good man. Thanks for the nice compliment. I also count pen and paper as one item. Good job.
The walls were closing in, and the hardware complicit, so I got up out of my chair and left by the fire door.
Outside there was some kind of sunlight, which only complicated things, because it seemed to me my surroundings expected a fit of exaltation, but I didnt know what to say, and we were all embarrassed, so I started walking.
A proud footpath...
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Outside there was some kind of sunlight, which only complicated things, because it seemed to me my surroundings expected a fit of exaltation, but I didnt know what to say, and we were all embarrassed, so I started walking.
A proud footpath...
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icantplayguitar:
i am not a fan of squeezy mayo, i'm a jar man.
it is about a man hiding from god, and a girl on a mission
how's that
it is about a man hiding from god, and a girl on a mission
how's that
icantplayguitar:
it's a small scale production right now, but we're looking for investors.
well i woke up this mornin and i got myself a beer
yeah i woke up this mornin and i got myself a beer
the future's uncertain and the end is always near
words to live by. but who can tell me the source?
*****
the next issue of Bouville is now going online September 1st. it seems i was over-ambitious when i imagined i...
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yeah i woke up this mornin and i got myself a beer
the future's uncertain and the end is always near
words to live by. but who can tell me the source?
*****
the next issue of Bouville is now going online September 1st. it seems i was over-ambitious when i imagined i...
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marigold:
nope. why do you ask?
matamoras:
I have not read Donna Tartt, but I have been super close to reading her for a while. I should. I will now. I will recommend more stuff, but I have to feel you out a little more first, to see what you'd like.
Spent afternoons
in the smoking room
The things that I said then
still make me burn with shame
The world is frozen now
It glitters, sparkles
and shines
Stephen Immerwahr
in the smoking room
The things that I said then
still make me burn with shame
The world is frozen now
It glitters, sparkles
and shines
Stephen Immerwahr
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medeia:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA u are totally right!!!
_elichrusos:
and how does one go about forcibly reminding? a brick through a window?
Metaphorical bricks are prefered.
CLUB
I could tell by
the way he greeted me
and the bite of his conversation
that he took me to be
one of them
another fucking scavenger
half-man, right on time
with shoulder and smile
and an eye to lie down in
the settling dust, if she would
only ask it
But no, he was wrong
so wrong I have to laugh
I used...
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I could tell by
the way he greeted me
and the bite of his conversation
that he took me to be
one of them
another fucking scavenger
half-man, right on time
with shoulder and smile
and an eye to lie down in
the settling dust, if she would
only ask it
But no, he was wrong
so wrong I have to laugh
I used...
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icantplayguitar:
how mysterious
yes and hot
yes and hot
uncommoncold:
Yeah, paying for things is definitely getting cheated. Free is the way to be, babycakes.
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marigold:
i dunno. the humor is way too british for me to appreciate.
fenchurch:
Haha, those are funny, but I'm too broke to do trades right now, sadly 
Although I will cut you a very good price break if you can send me one or two cans of soda that is exclusive to the UK. 
That is a wonderful reason to write a letter, and I think you should have included the too stoned factor. Frozen meal companies need to be aware if their product is problematic to their key demographic.
Although I will cut you a very good price break if you can send me one or two cans of soda that is exclusive to the UK.
That is a wonderful reason to write a letter, and I think you should have included the too stoned factor. Frozen meal companies need to be aware if their product is problematic to their key demographic.
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uncommoncold:
Love, maybe- or some cute fuzzy happy thing that makes me all swoony and stupid to talk to.
Wait, maybe those are the same things.
I dunno. It's all really, really good right now.
Wait, maybe those are the same things.
I dunno. It's all really, really good right now.
marigold:
those pictures are fucking amazing.
huck:
Decimo onstage at Charlbury Riverside Fest
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hollygolightly:
I was pretty convinced there was already a nick cave group. I met him recently, good guy... very charming.
I would be happy to give you some feedback on your work, just drop me a line next time i am online.
Closer was really brilliant, i was suprised... def see it... (the reason i really loved it could be because of it's relevance to me, now you have to see it to know what i am on about).
thanks for joining my group. I am going to try and getting it moving a bit more...
Holly xx
I would be happy to give you some feedback on your work, just drop me a line next time i am online.
Closer was really brilliant, i was suprised... def see it... (the reason i really loved it could be because of it's relevance to me, now you have to see it to know what i am on about).
thanks for joining my group. I am going to try and getting it moving a bit more...
Holly xx
stormy:
huh thats crazy!! ive googled myself before but i dont think i realized coming up that soon meant other people were googling my name.
and what the hell were you doing googlingme, you freak?!
haha
and what the hell were you doing googlingme, you freak?!
haha
there is something i must confide.
i just reached into the top drawer of my desk to pull a rubber band from the tangled mess that spoils it for the rest of the stationery
and the first one i picked out was the same one i had nonchalantly scissored in half hours ago.
if you could see the state of my top drawer, you would...
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i just reached into the top drawer of my desk to pull a rubber band from the tangled mess that spoils it for the rest of the stationery
and the first one i picked out was the same one i had nonchalantly scissored in half hours ago.
if you could see the state of my top drawer, you would...
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blyss:
Yeah i have a drawer like that
uncommoncold:
I do have romance, it's true- but it's tentaive, uncertain romance that isn't even sure if it wants to be romance yet. It's something different; something sweet and tender and kind, with no strings attached.
I'm thinking maybe it's better this way, without fucked up obligations and expectations. I'm thinking it's all going to be okay. I'm thinking I like it, a lot.
(I'm also thinking that I wish I could use my own computer, and not my roommate's. Gosh.)
(He spent the night again last night. I'm floating.)
I'm thinking maybe it's better this way, without fucked up obligations and expectations. I'm thinking it's all going to be okay. I'm thinking I like it, a lot.
(I'm also thinking that I wish I could use my own computer, and not my roommate's. Gosh.)
(He spent the night again last night. I'm floating.)
the reformed Pink Floyd @ Live 8 London was absolutely one of the most magical things i've ever seen...
When I was a child
I caught a fleeting glimpse
out of the corner of my eye
I turned to look, but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it now
the child is grown, the dream is gone
And I have become
comfortably...
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When I was a child
I caught a fleeting glimpse
out of the corner of my eye
I turned to look, but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it now
the child is grown, the dream is gone
And I have become
comfortably...
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icantplayguitar:
ah, pink floyd, how magical was it?
uncommoncold:
I think it would be more hilarious if my life defined your sense of humour, rather than defied it.
I enjoyed reading Nausea at the time, which was a few years ago. It's hard to say what I'd think of it now. The only part that really sticks out is the scene with the tree.. I'd need to flip through it again in order to give you a better opinion of it, but I don't own it.
You found it entirely life-changing, though? In what way? I recall it reflecting the way I was viewing the world at the time.
And finally, yes, I really was a farmhand. On a vegetable farm, though. Does that give me more or less points? Hahah.
Hope you're well. I totally wish that I was in Egypt.
I enjoyed reading Nausea at the time, which was a few years ago. It's hard to say what I'd think of it now. The only part that really sticks out is the scene with the tree.. I'd need to flip through it again in order to give you a better opinion of it, but I don't own it.
You found it entirely life-changing, though? In what way? I recall it reflecting the way I was viewing the world at the time.
And finally, yes, I really was a farmhand. On a vegetable farm, though. Does that give me more or less points? Hahah.
Hope you're well. I totally wish that I was in Egypt.
PS - Any word on that can of Ting.....?