two more days and i move to my tent.
to start working, instead of working towards. building, instead of building to.
living instead of waiting.
all of this, in a tent. a simple fence and a govt recognized deed.
all of this and a part of me, the kneejerk skeptic, wont feel too hard for fear of falling hard, of regressing and having to work...
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to start working, instead of working towards. building, instead of building to.
living instead of waiting.
all of this, in a tent. a simple fence and a govt recognized deed.
all of this and a part of me, the kneejerk skeptic, wont feel too hard for fear of falling hard, of regressing and having to work...
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flux:
Yup, though unlike Rainbow it took me a number of tries and a long fucking time.
moniker42:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5t603n7j04
squeeze one out, just for old times sake.
wifey and child are leaving town for a while, i'm moving into my tent. i'm going to build a platform, fix the fence, chase down a beaver, and pump water uphill.
so i'll be offline for a while, back to visit, i'm sure, but this coming up is a preamble to my being more profoundly offline than...
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wifey and child are leaving town for a while, i'm moving into my tent. i'm going to build a platform, fix the fence, chase down a beaver, and pump water uphill.
so i'll be offline for a while, back to visit, i'm sure, but this coming up is a preamble to my being more profoundly offline than...
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mrstitches:
You're right, I didn't. the devil made me to it. I didn't inhale. Et cetera, et cetera.
redheadedleague:
You should send typewrittten letters to everyone, made to look exactly like an email printout.
i got nothin to tell you.
sorry i had to bring it up.
sorry i had to bring it up.
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robotsatemyhair:
Cold!
vaux:
This site is extraordinarily healthy with their views on sexuality and women in general. It's really liberating in a way, and enlightning on other days. I'm glad for it, frankly.
i love my typewriter more than i love you.
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flux:
Thank you, sugar. It's definitely a more fluxy set, I think.
#32 is probably my favorite, but I am gratuitously vulgar. And like to mix my metaphors.
#32 is probably my favorite, but I am gratuitously vulgar. And like to mix my metaphors.
braveart:
thanks tex, I sure do preesh-uh-ate it 
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redheadedleague:
I know a ritual... but no, probably not a good idea.
fridgemagnet:
Does it involve pudding?
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robotsatemyhair:
And that's so wrong!
mrstitches:
I thought it had something to do with Yaks. I'm kind of disappointed.
oman what a day.
pix to come.
i went on a random trailblazing hike from where i am to where i own - i saw a couple of bucks with big velvet antlers, i saw ground birds, i found marsh flowers, and saw stickbugs fucking.
i made a trail, from here to there. i didn't even get lost. i stalked rednecks on atvs. i found...
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pix to come.
i went on a random trailblazing hike from where i am to where i own - i saw a couple of bucks with big velvet antlers, i saw ground birds, i found marsh flowers, and saw stickbugs fucking.
i made a trail, from here to there. i didn't even get lost. i stalked rednecks on atvs. i found...
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redheadedleague:
I love that you actually have to explore to find Land You Own. And persimmons!
sophronia:
jealous
and hmmm twwly?
who would've thought? that is cool
and hmmm twwly?
who would've thought? that is cool
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vampirate:
I had a damn excellent time. When awesome stuff happens, one's journal just sort of writes itself.
robotsatemyhair:
You live in a magical word that I cannot begin to comprehend.
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fatal:
hey, thanks for your comment on my set 
xx
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flux:
Oh, I love and respect them as creatures, they just give me the jibblies. Much like guinea worms. Ah. Yuck.
Literary naturalism was a late 19th century movement to apply scientific principles of objectivity and detachment to its subjects. It was materialistic, deterministic, and highly pessimistic. Theodore Dreiser, Jack London, and Stephen Crane.
Literary naturalism was a late 19th century movement to apply scientific principles of objectivity and detachment to its subjects. It was materialistic, deterministic, and highly pessimistic. Theodore Dreiser, Jack London, and Stephen Crane.
nobody finds me interesting when i'm sober, so i won't waste much of your time.
you, personally, shit more than 100,000,000,000,000 bacterial cells per day.
you, personally, shit more than 100,000,000,000,000 bacterial cells per day.
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redheadedleague:
And where would we be, without those bacteria? On Star Trek, that's where.
No, it doesn't make much sense. Then again, I'm drunk.
No, it doesn't make much sense. Then again, I'm drunk.
robotsatemyhair:
I don't shit.
I'm not real.
I'm not real.