Highlights from my week in NYC in short sentences:
The Mexican grandmother who cried on liftoff and landing on my flight home.
The couple who held hands across the aisle on takeoff on my flight home.
The exhiliration and smile I inevitably have on my face during liftoff
The Love and kindness I felt from so many people in NYC...it really is a special town...
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The Mexican grandmother who cried on liftoff and landing on my flight home.
The couple who held hands across the aisle on takeoff on my flight home.
The exhiliration and smile I inevitably have on my face during liftoff
The Love and kindness I felt from so many people in NYC...it really is a special town...
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neon:
NY is grand isn't it? good luck with your move. 

razor13:
sometimes you smile and look good, sometimes you get your teeth kicked in for it, jus' get drunk, commitment to inebreance, gone raiders...
Holy shit....so I'm walking home about an hour ago and where I live there are *one ways* in every direction...I'm just about to walk across the last intersection before my building and I look in the direction of the one way street (always look before crossing the street) and this pickup truck was kinda going a little too fast(He was coming up to a Red...
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optic16241:
i was not actually offended by the original thread.
i was however not quite sure of what you were intending by it.
guarding one's culture and sharing it with others can depend on whether one feels that the enquiring party is being genuine about their apparent interest in it. this was rather ambiguous in the original content.
however, i was a bit choked by your response 'chill out'...and i was not sure if it was directed towards me.
in any case i'll share this: guarding the last remants of a battered culture after a few hundred years of genocide can make one react to such a statement as 'chill out' in a rather hostile manner. in my view, protecting what i have learnt and practised is a somewhat a personal and touchy subject. and while one tries to be open about it and to share it with others, one cannnot help but be on the opposite side of the spectrum - very protective and secretive.
again, i wasn't really offended by the post. however, i was dismayed at the possibility that people still might believe that First Nations peoples are still just a novelty.
unfortunately, i do believe that this is the case with far too many people today. for example, why else would there be so many sports teams using a race of people as a mascot? yet the 'negros', the 'caucasians' or the 'jews' are no longer sports teams since they were deemed offensive. (yes, actual team names any years ago)
perhaps when such 'small' things such as this are remedied, i'll quite my whining. until then, i can't help but raise an eyebrow about such things...or ambiguous comments.
i'm all for discussion. arguments are a waste of my time...and i'm not here to be hated because of words i might spout.
...and i don't assume the words i spout are right. maybe tomorrow i'll change them if i learn something new.
i was however not quite sure of what you were intending by it.
guarding one's culture and sharing it with others can depend on whether one feels that the enquiring party is being genuine about their apparent interest in it. this was rather ambiguous in the original content.
however, i was a bit choked by your response 'chill out'...and i was not sure if it was directed towards me.
in any case i'll share this: guarding the last remants of a battered culture after a few hundred years of genocide can make one react to such a statement as 'chill out' in a rather hostile manner. in my view, protecting what i have learnt and practised is a somewhat a personal and touchy subject. and while one tries to be open about it and to share it with others, one cannnot help but be on the opposite side of the spectrum - very protective and secretive.
again, i wasn't really offended by the post. however, i was dismayed at the possibility that people still might believe that First Nations peoples are still just a novelty.
unfortunately, i do believe that this is the case with far too many people today. for example, why else would there be so many sports teams using a race of people as a mascot? yet the 'negros', the 'caucasians' or the 'jews' are no longer sports teams since they were deemed offensive. (yes, actual team names any years ago)
perhaps when such 'small' things such as this are remedied, i'll quite my whining. until then, i can't help but raise an eyebrow about such things...or ambiguous comments.
i'm all for discussion. arguments are a waste of my time...and i'm not here to be hated because of words i might spout.
...and i don't assume the words i spout are right. maybe tomorrow i'll change them if i learn something new.
sabine:
ohh i want to visit NYC.
i almost got in a wreck the other night. so damn slippery coming off the ramp, my car did a 180. scary stuff. i was heading for the huge ditch. but stopped just in time. yeah.
i almost got in a wreck the other night. so damn slippery coming off the ramp, my car did a 180. scary stuff. i was heading for the huge ditch. but stopped just in time. yeah.



now its cough cough cough until I feel like

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winter_____:
Saul Williams AND Margaret Cho? Hell fucking yeah.
Hope you feel better soon.

Hope you feel better soon.
ilovemikehunt:
that's the thing...not only lucy for is about girls..they all are. so i don't get the whole say it fast deal...ohh, lucifer? hmm..i still don't really understand it's relevance..please explain if you can. what do you mean we can settle for a dope disc? i fucking love aesop. i want to have like test tube babies with him. float is my favorite, how about you?
about the smiths, i think that juxposition is kinda another reason why i don't like it. that's not really my style...i mean i understand the message, but that inconsistancy irks me. but that's not to say it's a horrible combination, just that i wouldn't chose to express myself in such a way, and wouldn't really get much out of listening to it. thanks for the insight..nobody's ever really been able to justify listening to their music to me.
about the smiths, i think that juxposition is kinda another reason why i don't like it. that's not really my style...i mean i understand the message, but that inconsistancy irks me. but that's not to say it's a horrible combination, just that i wouldn't chose to express myself in such a way, and wouldn't really get much out of listening to it. thanks for the insight..nobody's ever really been able to justify listening to their music to me.
I've given up trying to fall back asleep...is it that my sickness has broke, is it the anxiety of my week ahead, is it thoughts of my pod-mates Dad dying and him not being into work, did I write the right thing on the card?, what about everyone else writing the 'same thing'...does that comfort?, That line in Invisible Monster "you cannat kiss what has...
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sabine:
i used to be an idealist, believing that i have a soulmate out there and i'll meet that person and it will be magical. (b/c i've felt it before, with my first love). i believed in fate, about loves that are meant to be.
i don't know anymore.
right now my standards are a lot different. i'm not looking for the one. i think looking doesn't really help anyway. i just want someone i have fun with, who's honest, blah blah blah. so i've been dating someone for almost a year now. we knew after a month we'd never fall in love. we're fundamentally different in many ways, but in general we get along great. so as long as things are good, why end it. occasionally i wonder if i'm missing out on meeting that *special person for me..the one, whathaveyou* but if there really is one person i'm going to connect that deeply with, i think it will happen anyway.
well enough rambling.
margaret cho is cool but i'll always adore janeane garofalo the most.
i don't know anymore.
right now my standards are a lot different. i'm not looking for the one. i think looking doesn't really help anyway. i just want someone i have fun with, who's honest, blah blah blah. so i've been dating someone for almost a year now. we knew after a month we'd never fall in love. we're fundamentally different in many ways, but in general we get along great. so as long as things are good, why end it. occasionally i wonder if i'm missing out on meeting that *special person for me..the one, whathaveyou* but if there really is one person i'm going to connect that deeply with, i think it will happen anyway.
well enough rambling.

margaret cho is cool but i'll always adore janeane garofalo the most.
I'm sick and I have to miss the InterPol concert because of it...bleh

razor13:
i was sick in mpls. in the middle of jan. before, thats right ,memememe, haha, hope you get better, i was just told by another member that the mudpie is gone, that was a place of sustainence and employment many times, i was a veggie burger sweatshop alcoholic a couple of times. coquer your infestation....peace
ilovemikehunt:
yucky, that sucks. i'm kinda sick too. i hope you feel better man.
"My best friend Evie Cottrell, she's a Model. Evie says that beautiful people should never date each other. Together, they just don't generate enough attention. Evie say's there's a whole shift in the beauty standard when they're together. You can feel this, Evie says. When both of you are beautiful, neither of you is beautiful. Together, as a couple, you're less than the sum of...
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ilovemikehunt:
i went to about 5 atmosphere shows...most redundant sets ever. i just don't see him moving forward in his career, just kinda doing the same shit that got him big.
yeh i saw them live. good show. i got halfway into the why? dose and boom bip show (mush tour) but then i got kicked out with a fake id
i was so sad..i was totally excited for it. i love dose. the self titled them album is fucking fabulous..it's my favorite. i have the new one too. rawk. are you an emcee or something?
yeh i saw them live. good show. i got halfway into the why? dose and boom bip show (mush tour) but then i got kicked out with a fake id

raven:
heres info about the galllery
tues thru sat 12-6
dec 14- feb 15
turn right onto wooster street off of canal street and walk down- id ont remember where it is exactly on wooster street tho.
oh and i looove invisible mosters- that was a wonderful book.
tues thru sat 12-6
dec 14- feb 15
turn right onto wooster street off of canal street and walk down- id ont remember where it is exactly on wooster street tho.
oh and i looove invisible mosters- that was a wonderful book.
Symbolic Quotes...
90's...
"Don't hate me because I'm beautiful"
00's...
"God Loves Ugly"
90's...
"Don't hate me because I'm beautiful"
00's...
"God Loves Ugly"
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ilovemikehunt:
his parents must have hated him. god loves ugly, so you must like atmosphere. ick, i used to, but i think slug is stuck...no progression. de la and tribe certainly rock..oh my gawd! brother ali...what a funny mother fucker. i saw him live a couple times, he's a goddamn riot.
hmmm what's your association with rhymesayers? you're prolly like slug's best friend and ready to slap me for hating or something heh..seeing that you're from mn.
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hmmm what's your association with rhymesayers? you're prolly like slug's best friend and ready to slap me for hating or something heh..seeing that you're from mn.
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sabine:
mmm nope dont know what place you're talking about.
i wanted to do something with red lights but i dont know how to execute it or how it would be recieved with so many anti-prostitution people around here. honestly, i did think it was really degrading to see these young ladies sitting there in bra & panties just waiting for someone to buy them meanwhile being gawked at by tourists. but if i did, it would be very respectful. dont know if that will happen though. the pics i just took were somewhat inspired by the live sex show i saw though. can't give it away right now. you'll have to wait. heh
and of course the weed there is just so so much better than anything here. about a week or two after getting back, a friend and i had to smoke about 7 bowls of our old stuff to feel half the effects of 2 hits of a'dam stuff.
i wanted to do something with red lights but i dont know how to execute it or how it would be recieved with so many anti-prostitution people around here. honestly, i did think it was really degrading to see these young ladies sitting there in bra & panties just waiting for someone to buy them meanwhile being gawked at by tourists. but if i did, it would be very respectful. dont know if that will happen though. the pics i just took were somewhat inspired by the live sex show i saw though. can't give it away right now. you'll have to wait. heh
and of course the weed there is just so so much better than anything here. about a week or two after getting back, a friend and i had to smoke about 7 bowls of our old stuff to feel half the effects of 2 hits of a'dam stuff.

I've slipped into a WhirlWind lately...
Film "Adaptation" hit me hard and I don't feel I'll peep a better film all year. Nick Cage falls back out of my artistic DogHouse and Meryl Streep once again claims her throne right next to Deniro/Pacino 'cept she's still doing good work...Represent Ms Streep!
Got me a case of the Dillinger 4 last night...local Punk Rock Band that...
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Film "Adaptation" hit me hard and I don't feel I'll peep a better film all year. Nick Cage falls back out of my artistic DogHouse and Meryl Streep once again claims her throne right next to Deniro/Pacino 'cept she's still doing good work...Represent Ms Streep!
Got me a case of the Dillinger 4 last night...local Punk Rock Band that...
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Palahniuk-ism III
"The only difference between suicide and martyrdom is press coverage"
Tender Branson "Survivor
"The only difference between suicide and martyrdom is press coverage"
Tender Branson "Survivor
Palahniuk-isms Take 2
"You're the magic prince that can break this spell of boredom. This trance of day-after-day sameness. Been there. Done that. You're a control group of one."
--Fertility Hollis "Survivor"
"You're the magic prince that can break this spell of boredom. This trance of day-after-day sameness. Been there. Done that. You're a control group of one."
--Fertility Hollis "Survivor"
razor13:
is that an actual quote? oh yeah, i think patricia arquette would still work, but i think that if you recast it with crispin glover( and i agree, still kept d. hopper as dad) then you go for more over the top realism, like an underaged actress to work a lolita type obssession in to crispin's character, or even robert downey jr. playing a pre-op she male and work an denial insanity in( since the character was always talkin' to elvis hallucination) where he actually thinks halfling in drag is beautiful geargia peach, then you can use pat arquette for dream-like hallucination sequennces and limit damage her lack of acting ability does to script...ida know, i haven't been to the c.c. club in a long time, is it still there...