It feels wrong to start this blog back up again, like phoning up an ex-girlfriend; I’m a new person now.
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It feels wrong to start this blog back up again, like phoning up an ex-girlfriend; I’m a new person now.
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It’s been a while…
Had a bad night, thought I’d invest in some writings and catharsis, Read More…
Warning – Again, brutally ‘private’ (not really the right word because I’m posting it, some viewers may find offensive-esque) shizzle here, probably being posted because I’m hoping for some reassurance or answers I suppose. This warning is here for a reason because I know my other stuff is a lot different and some people might just be better off avoiding these ones.
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Just thought I’d update on this morning’s (00:01 or around
) post.
Warning, Ordinarily Private Life Stuff coming up
Well, I was crashing at the house of one of the lesbians, I went down there with another friend but he got picked up straight away Read More…
(It’s easier than an embed)
Seriously, click this, I love it ![]()
Oh yeah, it’s the music that does it
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Just came back from an 18th party, danced with 5 single girls (and others :S) sadly two were lesbians and one was the host’s grandma (don’t ask) but I had lots of fun, and stayed sober (-ish) only allowing my self to buy one drink (and get two more bought for me)….But anyway, my 18th is on Feb 27th and I haven’t planned anything
, really need to decide soon.
Anyway….
Now for the main reason for the post (read as one line):
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I would love to write like this.
so emotive, so easy to connect to.
Beautiful, I’ve talked about this on my Youtube page (under Art).
I definitely believe in the power of ‘organic’ science. Not biology, but a more free-flowing, chaotic, fractal science. The biggest, newest discoveries aren’t being made in strict sciences (eg. specifically biology or chemistry), but in the overlapping areas. Read More…
Just a collection of scribbles.
Laire? Asda set a loot ‘Let’? Oh drat, suck cat’s legs, gel stack custard, hotel too late, sad’s aerial.
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Maybe I am just morbid.
This is just so horrifically interesting, it feels so…queasy, goosebumpy…to say that the handbag (read it) makes me smile… not smile in a happy way, kind of like when people say:
“not funny-funny; odd funny”
It just fits within
(My)Humour – - Interest – - (not awkward) confusion…
Venn Diagram Time!
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or not, at least until I can be bothered drawing one, and find better words and phrases for the elements…
by confusion I mean a kind of joy of the contradiction, not necessarily any kind of misunderstanding. I understand, but I found that while someone was analysing it, I found myself wanting to stop them, there was no point in understanding, it just made the whole thing cheap….
Maybe that was my own special way of honouring this unknown person after I’d effectively laughed at her death….. It seemed so natural at the start of writing….after analysing it I feel like a monster….
Okay, maybe I don’t feel like a monster, but I feel like I should feel like a monster….
(since when have I ever cared how I should feel?)
….there’s no valid end to this train of though…
CATERPILLARS!
big hungry ones, you know, they each like 4 plums for some reason….
I watched 2 films today:
Lara Croft, Remember the Titans… and some other programs I can’t remember…
Lara Croft was one of those films you know you shouldn’t like…
In a B-Movie you know that the director and whatnot realizes it’s shit at the end….whereas with Lara Croft they probably didn’t.
I was pleasantly surprised with Remember the Titans, I’d never heard of it, but it had lots of recognizable actors. It’s a story about the first mixed race University American football team (I think that’s the best word order), and I found it really good. Maybe it’s just because I’m tired (it’s now 4:59 am) but I thought they got emotional views etc. quite validly subtle enough to make the audience appreciative (couldn’t think of a better way to say that too), I always find movies that try to tackle such subjects as a whole to fail miserably (exception in terms of racism: Crash (new movie, not the Ballard one, it seems that the first thoughts of words of Movie-’Crash’:
younger adults=Crash(2004), older adults=Crash(Cronenberg), non-adults=”huh?”; and we continue…))
Anyway, basically I enjoyed the film, despite being completely unable to understand what made it different to other Hollywood (I dislike) films.
Conclusion,
Lara Croft: watch if on with pizza and beer
Remember the Titans: I dunno, watch if it’s on, but probably not go out of your way…
Crash: watch at some point in your life, definitely. That goes for them both.
I end with a: literal, satiric, introspective, social, religious, hedonistic, despairing, linguistic,— poem:
Yesterday, to someone I did say:
“Have a nice day!”
He replied: “Don’t you see?
It’s not a self-fulfilling prophecy”
I smiled, walked away.
Leaving thoughts for another day.
(if you find any other valid possible meanings, comment them
I will add)
“I meditate because I suffer. I suffer, therefore I am. I am, therefore I meditate.
I meditate because there are so many other things to do.
I meditate because when I was younger it was all the rage.
I meditate because Siddhartha Gautama, Bodhidharma, Marco Polo, the British Raj, Carl Jung, Alan Watts, Jack Kerouac, Alfred E Neuman, et al.
I meditate because evolution gave me a big brain, but it didn’t come with an instruction manual.
I meditate because I have all the information I need.
I meditate because the largest colonies of living beings, the coral reefs, are dying.
I meditate because I want to touch deep time, where the history of humanity can be seen as just an evolutionary adjustment period.
I meditate because life is too short and sitting slows it down.
I meditate because life is too long and I need an occasional break.
I meditate because I want to experience the world as Rumi did, or Walt Whitman, or as Mary Oliver does.
I meditate because now I know that enlightenment doesn’t exist, so I can relax.
I meditate because of the Dalai Lama’s laugh.
I meditate because there are too many advertisements in my head, and I’m erasing all but the very best of them.
I meditate because the physicists say there may be eleven dimensions to reality, and I want to get a peek into a few more of them.
I meditate because I’ve discovered that my mind is a great toy and I like to play with it.
I meditate because I want to remember that I’m perfectly human.
Sometimes I meditate because my heart is breaking.
Sometimes I meditate so that my heart will break.
I meditate because a Vedanta master once told me that in Hindi my name, Nis-ker, means “non-doer.”
I meditate because I’m growing old and want to become more comfortable with emptiness.”
– Wes Nisker