deadlines blow
the paragraph i've just given up on so i can bugger off to work reads:
"If we are to correct this century old schismatic tendency and recognise the actual vitality of Time, I do not believe that mere communication with other relevant disciplines will be enough. Certainly interdisciplinary work, such as that of Sahlins and Wolf, is a step in the right direction,...
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eight days of being intellectual;
three days of being mental;
...
two essays devoid of point;
one inappropriate venting of bottled wrath;
and about a billion books of brain.
think 'on the nth day of christmas, my true love gave to me...'
answer: a scorching case of herpes.
to aid my work, i am listening to much loud: an itunes metagenre.
somebody shoot...
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three days of being mental;
...
two essays devoid of point;
one inappropriate venting of bottled wrath;
and about a billion books of brain.
think 'on the nth day of christmas, my true love gave to me...'
answer: a scorching case of herpes.
to aid my work, i am listening to much loud: an itunes metagenre.
somebody shoot...
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leola:
sexiest word? - cunt
the most seductive? - enchant
the most ridiculous? - pumpkin
most deplorable? - rape
and the greatest? - flummoxed
The context is to write the content for a careers website - articles about industries, govt trends, career paths etc...
the most seductive? - enchant
the most ridiculous? - pumpkin
most deplorable? - rape
and the greatest? - flummoxed
The context is to write the content for a careers website - articles about industries, govt trends, career paths etc...
keturah:
ahhh yes
the always popular gift of herpes
well at least it gets better with time
as for words...cant think of much of anything specific
though lately ive been rather fond of words that in my mind have a rather British slant to them
like rodgering
cant really picture the average american saying that
but somehow coming from him it just sounded so normal
and i was greatly amused
the always popular gift of herpes
well at least it gets better with time
as for words...cant think of much of anything specific
though lately ive been rather fond of words that in my mind have a rather British slant to them
like rodgering
cant really picture the average american saying that
but somehow coming from him it just sounded so normal
and i was greatly amused
I've been feeling a twinge.
I think I recognise it, though it's been a while. Normally it twists and turns somewhat more, as it gets a hold in my gut and digs itself deep, deep within. It cuts like a pro, usually: in and up.
This is no amateurish assailant I bewail. This is no sometime hoodlum, no part-time gangsta; This is the real deal....
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I think I recognise it, though it's been a while. Normally it twists and turns somewhat more, as it gets a hold in my gut and digs itself deep, deep within. It cuts like a pro, usually: in and up.
This is no amateurish assailant I bewail. This is no sometime hoodlum, no part-time gangsta; This is the real deal....
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ldwarren:
I've been feeling a twinge....maybe your Doctor can help
Monday's child hit Thursday, and is almost to ready to puke.
Q.
UKers. Maybe just Londoners, not sure:
Do you know that energy advert? - You know: every single unnecessary lightbulb, every extra moment with the fridge door open, every TV left on standby... brings the world one step closer to exploding in an enormous explosive ball of light: Poof!
Yes?
Well it's irksome. It...
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Q.
UKers. Maybe just Londoners, not sure:
Do you know that energy advert? - You know: every single unnecessary lightbulb, every extra moment with the fridge door open, every TV left on standby... brings the world one step closer to exploding in an enormous explosive ball of light: Poof!
Yes?
Well it's irksome. It...
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rainwolfkin:
um, yes, i am a soasian. but where else can you study african and asian art?
deadline is the 18th for me. its a research kind of project. but about a month ago all my notes and writing and everything got stolen when some asshole broke into my office. so its not going to be a very good essay, and i'd probably be embarassed to show it to you. but i'd love to read yours.
sounds interesting.
looking forward to reading baudrillard. for my project next year i'm planning on doing some sociology of the arts or something like that--just to prove how useless and pointless comtemp art is and and how stupid everyones assumptions are about it.
so are you a soasian? what are you studying? (or just writing essays for fun???)
deadline is the 18th for me. its a research kind of project. but about a month ago all my notes and writing and everything got stolen when some asshole broke into my office. so its not going to be a very good essay, and i'd probably be embarassed to show it to you. but i'd love to read yours.
looking forward to reading baudrillard. for my project next year i'm planning on doing some sociology of the arts or something like that--just to prove how useless and pointless comtemp art is and and how stupid everyones assumptions are about it.
so are you a soasian? what are you studying? (or just writing essays for fun???)
rainwolfkin:
you can slap yourself because i do study art history. or perhaps i'll slap you when we meet up for coffee/something.
yeah, soas is so lenient. i like it there. i love all my professors too, they're so cool. i'm 26, but still doing my undergrad degree. yes, i choose to do some other things (usually not so healthy ones) with my life while everyone else did their undergrad degree, so i'm behind schedule, but i dont care what the rest of the world thinks.
anthro is very interesting. i made the mistake of taking the soas intro to social anthro my first year and i really hated the teacher which kind of made me shy away from it this year. however, i do like reading all about it on my own. its very much like art history. but with less pictures.
yes, i know. i should be working. i'm currently doing 3 things: 1) lurking on the web and looking at porn; 2) trying to write my essay, or at least read some stuff and organize thoughts about it; and 3) working at my day job--writing letters to clients and asking them to send loads of money to my boss, the lawyer, who just might pay me a tiny little bit of it come the end of the month...
did you know that lagsangne's (ok, i can't spell) origin can be traced back to the british isles rather than to italy? there is a very old cookbook with a recipe that is highly similar to today's typical lag, attributed to this part of the world, and titled something similar to lag. (might be celtic or something, i dont remember. i'll have to dig up the source, but thats really getting off topic for me)
yeah, soas is so lenient. i like it there. i love all my professors too, they're so cool. i'm 26, but still doing my undergrad degree. yes, i choose to do some other things (usually not so healthy ones) with my life while everyone else did their undergrad degree, so i'm behind schedule, but i dont care what the rest of the world thinks.
anthro is very interesting. i made the mistake of taking the soas intro to social anthro my first year and i really hated the teacher which kind of made me shy away from it this year. however, i do like reading all about it on my own. its very much like art history. but with less pictures.
yes, i know. i should be working. i'm currently doing 3 things: 1) lurking on the web and looking at porn; 2) trying to write my essay, or at least read some stuff and organize thoughts about it; and 3) working at my day job--writing letters to clients and asking them to send loads of money to my boss, the lawyer, who just might pay me a tiny little bit of it come the end of the month...
did you know that lagsangne's (ok, i can't spell) origin can be traced back to the british isles rather than to italy? there is a very old cookbook with a recipe that is highly similar to today's typical lag, attributed to this part of the world, and titled something similar to lag. (might be celtic or something, i dont remember. i'll have to dig up the source, but thats really getting off topic for me)
Monday's child is full of life.
I got paid for that Diverse Communties article (120 + expenses).
Agreed on potential idea for another article.
Gave a project proposal for the Spirits Night at the bar.
Read some Albert Schutz (language and reality stuff) for one of my papers.
Ate healthily all day. And that little bit of (lovely) chocolate counts as okay.
I'm going to...
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I got paid for that Diverse Communties article (120 + expenses).
Agreed on potential idea for another article.
Gave a project proposal for the Spirits Night at the bar.
Read some Albert Schutz (language and reality stuff) for one of my papers.
Ate healthily all day. And that little bit of (lovely) chocolate counts as okay.
I'm going to...
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marieceleste:
I always play nicely. I am a nice girl.
marieceleste:
Ain't nothin' boring about being nice. Being mean is terribly boring. On the other hand, I never said I was good.
... and my slightly strange and achingly long day ended with a kiss from a total stranger.
Which helps make any day bareable.
I hope I see her again. I hope she remembers kissing me (the 'and doesn't cringe' addendum is implicit). I hope I can spot her out of the crowd. I hope I remember that her name is Zoe. I hope she remembers...
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Which helps make any day bareable.
I hope I see her again. I hope she remembers kissing me (the 'and doesn't cringe' addendum is implicit). I hope I can spot her out of the crowd. I hope I remember that her name is Zoe. I hope she remembers...
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marieceleste:
Yes, you're right. Fill 'er up.
This feels like one of those exchanges between bartender and down-hearted barfly from an old film.
This feels like one of those exchanges between bartender and down-hearted barfly from an old film.
marieceleste:
I went ahead and poured myself another one. Optimism has returned, how ridiculous that it should wander off in the first place. I need to get a leash for my optimism.
Watching Clockwork Orange on C4.
"My brothers, would you believe?"
Gods what a great little flick. And I mean that with respect.
On many fronts.
Also writing a current CV, which I started this morning, in a hopefully succesful attempt to obtain new work. Need more middle-brow cerebral use; need more money. What choice have I?
But deadlines have become begun to loom distant on...
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"My brothers, would you believe?"
Gods what a great little flick. And I mean that with respect.
On many fronts.
Also writing a current CV, which I started this morning, in a hopefully succesful attempt to obtain new work. Need more middle-brow cerebral use; need more money. What choice have I?
But deadlines have become begun to loom distant on...
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anaphalaxis:
Londoner by birth, aye, that's me. I went to: Avondale Park (prime), Basset House (another prime), Hill House (prep), Arts Educational (GCSEs), Portland Place School (As).
Then I went to Art college, Chelsea then Hornsey, dropped out and did a degree in Ancient History and Archaeology at Birmingham Uni.
And now you know my complete school history!
Well if you're looking for assman or managerial jobs then I cant help you since I've got a partner, but we're currently bidding on a pub in west london with a view to converting it into a bar that makes red look like the ameteurish dump it is
. All in the pipeline, might never happen, but it's looking increasingly possible.
Fun eh!?
Then I went to Art college, Chelsea then Hornsey, dropped out and did a degree in Ancient History and Archaeology at Birmingham Uni.
And now you know my complete school history!
Well if you're looking for assman or managerial jobs then I cant help you since I've got a partner, but we're currently bidding on a pub in west london with a view to converting it into a bar that makes red look like the ameteurish dump it is
Fun eh!?
marieceleste:
I spent this afternoon enjoying the spring like the ne'er-do-well that I am. I didn't have a pressing engagement with the library, so it didn't feel like stolen pleasure, and I felt slightly jipped. My lord, I've really got to stop with this glass-half-empty rubbish.
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lilistcynical:
Q. What's your worst fear? my dad dying before we can talk about everything there ever was/is/will be
And what's the worst fear you've ever (had to) overcome? being lonely
The degree related ones (answer each in eight words or less):
Q. Can 'playing' ever be productive? of course
Who is your most inspirational leader and why? not sure
What is the social function of organised religion? to provide hope
The normal ones:
Q. What and where is your favourite bar? Anodyne - upstairs, hard-to-find, pool hall
Banana bread/cake versus carrot cake? banana bread, hands down
Eyes or lips? eyes *swoon*
Connection or connexion? connection
Centre or Center? center
Q. Are you one of many or truly an individual? an amalgam of the two
Name three people who love you. My parents, my friend Aja, my siblings.
Name two people who piss you off. This German woman I work with, and attention whores in general.
Name three people you really love. My parents, Aja, and a lot of people who have no idea...
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And what's the worst fear you've ever (had to) overcome? being lonely
The degree related ones (answer each in eight words or less):
Q. Can 'playing' ever be productive? of course
Who is your most inspirational leader and why? not sure
What is the social function of organised religion? to provide hope
The normal ones:
Q. What and where is your favourite bar? Anodyne - upstairs, hard-to-find, pool hall
Banana bread/cake versus carrot cake? banana bread, hands down
Eyes or lips? eyes *swoon*
Connection or connexion? connection
Centre or Center? center
Q. Are you one of many or truly an individual? an amalgam of the two
Name three people who love you. My parents, my friend Aja, my siblings.
Name two people who piss you off. This German woman I work with, and attention whores in general.
Name three people you really love. My parents, Aja, and a lot of people who have no idea...
.m
snowballinhell:
Thanks sweetie, I shall have to try and remember that for next time I hit the capital of the universe
Which at the rate my finances are going won't be until probably November
I'm sure my drunkard friend anaphalaxis knows the place well, so I shall suggest it to him next time I'm there. How early do you suggest is early enough to get a decent sofa?
Smooches
Michelle xx
I'm sure my drunkard friend anaphalaxis knows the place well, so I shall suggest it to him next time I'm there. How early do you suggest is early enough to get a decent sofa?
Smooches
Michelle xx
Ha ha! Wahey! (and further such jubilated outbursts)
That article I wrote for the little local community magazine got accepted (and I quote: "Hi Addie. Great article! Really liked it. Will call you soon to arrange payment," from the editor) which means that 100 (ish) plus expenses (25) should, hopefully be winging my way spoooon!
Also, as you may have noticed, There is no longer...
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That article I wrote for the little local community magazine got accepted (and I quote: "Hi Addie. Great article! Really liked it. Will call you soon to arrange payment," from the editor) which means that 100 (ish) plus expenses (25) should, hopefully be winging my way spoooon!
Also, as you may have noticed, There is no longer...
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ldwarren:
My god, my Dad will be gutted, he fancies Leslie Ash..well i doubt he does now after she looks like she has been hit in the face with a 3 Wood...
i'll pick one of your questions to answer - my fave drink? JD and coke! and make it double you git.
i'll pick one of your questions to answer - my fave drink? JD and coke! and make it double you git.
kickinglovers:
do you go to bars often?..xx
If I promise to ease off on the polysyllabic verbal diorhea, will that make you more likely to finish? Thought so.
I had to work on Sunday, so I agreed to see my ma today for a kind of belated Mothering Sunday-on-Tuesday type affair. She cancelled, and when I spoke to her on the phone just now, she sounded really low. Things are quite overwhelming...
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I had to work on Sunday, so I agreed to see my ma today for a kind of belated Mothering Sunday-on-Tuesday type affair. She cancelled, and when I spoke to her on the phone just now, she sounded really low. Things are quite overwhelming...
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creamygoodness:
Personally I always liked to imagine the red button swung aside bookshelves to slide us down, Thunderbirds-style, into the cockpit of our very own space-ships.
leola:
Fab was totally dead! But then it was a Sunday night. The staff were fairly chirper if a little cliquey....apparently it is a chain so maybe there is one somewhere nearby....? xx
Zephyr is beautiful. And those were always romantic tragedy to me in my youth, that image of the doomed airship, the Hindenburg. Oh wait, I'm thinking of a Zeppelin.
Xyloid isn't half as pleasing to my ear. And it doesn't even sound like what it means. No, I don't like it.
Something Bigger, Something Brighter
All Medicated Geniuses
The Teeth Collector
This Is Our Emergency
Blue Lights
From the last album, I'd say;
The Getaway
Speakers Push The Air
Ghosts In The Radio
Not that I;m addicted or anything...
Alright. I am already jealous of the profile pic that looks no only like a passport photograph but a good passport photograph.
EDIT: And damn, I do Math. And some scientific writing also. That up there ^^^ *whoosh* some damn good stuff.
[Edited on Apr 14, 2005 10:43PM]