Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
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4:39 pm
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fellate the fallen finger the guilty turn the other cheek. no, the other one. no, the lower one. there you go.
i feel as if i am undergoing some form of mitochondrial collapse. all forms of energy leaving the body leaving nothing but a desiccated flesh bag behind. one that reaches out and feels and crawls about in some sort of lifeless stupor sapped of will...
days drag on, weekends like the tick-tocks of a clock with a lengthy, torturous silence punctuating the moments in-between. those would be the weekdays.
i need to catch a break a change thunder in a storm of silence. take a walk by the docks sea side waves splashing aimlessly relentlessly watching ships in the far off distance little islands of metal traversing long bouts of unconsciousness to dock in the temporary harbors of dream.
anyway, i'm out of thoughts. where's my hammer? i'm going to trepan myself with it. it's gotta be ball peen though because i'm ball peening to do it.
time to visit the tooth puller. the tooth crowner. the alpha and the omega. the mouth raper. the healer. time to haul ass to the dentist.
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Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
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5:16 pm
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In the Philippines. Random thoughts running through my head. Just jotting them down.
Massage chairs with "happy endings".
Tumour meat - It's hard to sustain regular cell cultures. Cancerous cells, on the other hand, are much more survival prone. To dispose of the many difficulties involved in creating sizeable amounts of vat grown meat one can simply nurture a tumour and take off chunks when hungry.
Cow tumours taste like cows. Chicken tumours taste like chicken. Komodo dragon tumours taste like komodo dragons. Human tumours taste like... long pig?
Could cow tumour burgers lead to the Great Bovine Holocaust of 2069? Since most cows in existence are grown for food purposes would a sudden drop in demand (due to tumour meat) lead to a mass, simultaneous culling of cows?
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
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7:47 pm - My Head.
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You need to climb into my head one day See what's in there It's like an attic Things strewn about Chest trunks full of random memories Cobwebs and a gentle breeze And the smell of paper That's my head
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
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6:26 pm - Sergey in Manila.
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Sunday, October 11th, 2009
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2:07 am
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My ass is in Tokyo waiting for the connecting flight to Manila. I should add that I have personally marked the first Japanese urinal I saw with my golden gaijin piss.
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Friday, October 9th, 2009
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2:18 pm
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Monday, October 5th, 2009
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10:28 pm - Photo tour of Hart's Island
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9:21 pm - Even more randomness though this time not quite random but random enough.
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Hobknobbing While Graverobbing
We took our kayaks to potter's field - that place on an island where they bury the forgotten, the unknown, and the unwanted - under the guise of a cloud clad moon. Gripping our oars tightly and keeping one eye on our canvas bags stuffed with wine and cheese and guitars and violins. And torches. And shovels.
We moored our vessels by an olde, moldy, arc bridge and made our way on the wet earth through grass and brush and trees to the burial ground. Driven by some unknown but ever familiar impulse to dig up the disenfranchised dead. One of us - Marty - has scouted this area before. We settled on a spot known to him and started to dig. Four feet down we hit wood and started digging around instead of down. Soon we had exposed at least a half dozen cheap, wooden coffins. All no more than four feet in length. This is where the children were buried.
We lifted up the coffins one by one and made our way, in a snaking faux-funeral procession, to the ruins of an old women's asylum. We lit the place up with some old lamps and candles, drank and ate, and played the instruments. I'm sure, in the wine haze, I saw at least a few of the miniature skeletons dancing along. Of course it was probably one of us that tied their bones together and jangled them from a ceiling beam. Marty looked on and commented about how he was going to use the bones to build a crib for his children. We looked on at the dead dancing denizens and raised our bottles to make a toast.
"The kids are alright!"
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8:49 pm - More randomness.
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i'm burning my bridges so i could swim in the sea
typing at random now. random. radium. radium. radium is to uranium as crack is to to cocaine. what if people could get high off of radioactivity? imagine schoolkids breaking open the smoke detectors inside their household and jamming tiny little americium pellets into their frontal lobes using grandma's knitting needles and going through the occular channel. beta radiation banging away against neurons synapses firing off more rapidly now emotion courses through the brain and logic and reason fold upon themselves and burst into one big matter of the heart. it's a reverse lobotomy. instead of cold and listless and emotionally distant everything is suddenly alive and throbbing and the parents come how to find their children on the floor scared and scarred and sobbing "I can't walk on the floor, mommy! I know I'm hurting it! I hear it screaming everytime my tippy toes touch the wooden paneling! Everything is alive! I have to whisper for the walls have ears and I made them bleed everytime I threw a tantrum! You don't understand! Don't look at me like that! EVERYTHING IS ALIVE! EVERYTHING IS BREATHING! EVERYTHING CAN FEEL AND THROUGH OUR VERY OWN EXISTANCE WE BRING EVERYTHING SO MUCH PAIN!" now the parents get fed up with this. get the bone saw mom says to the father who obliges and they both pass the evening playing SCALP THE CHILDREN/SCRAPE THE BRAIN.
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8:18 pm - Random fandom bandom handom.
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standing naked and vulnerable black millipedes crawling on my flesh reach into the mirror to shake your hand trying to sell you some toothpaste
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I'll start a band with a brand new inspiration 'very other song's a song 'bout masturbation Gonna spread the grooves throughout the nation Get inside you like a virus infestation
Captive audience not going anywhere Notes stroking your ear like cum gets in your hair Don't know what I'm saying anymore Going to hide under a blanket in the candy store
I'm not afraid I'm not afraid I'm not afraid I'm not afraid I'm not afraid I'm just hiding from the world
I'm not afraid I'm not afraid I'm not afraid A sight such to behold Waiting to see how this story will unfold
I'm just hiding from the world Just hiding from the world Just hiding from the world Just hiding from the world Just hiding
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Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
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6:28 am - No, I don't know what this means. What does it mean?
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if you could reach out from your brain and touch the sideways sky and pull from it a cloud condense it wring it through the crushing press of speech and words and let it all come out what would you say
i woke up this morning not sure what was real thought i saw blood on the walls and blood on the ceiling and the floor was lined with teeth miniscule and grinning and sharp underneath and i stood on my feet and felt a million bites and i stood over myself and i said my last rites and then i caught fire and burned it all away just to see the sky again and to wake up one more day and i woke up this morning not sure what was real but the sun was in my eyes and i knew i could still feel and i went down inside to the place i used to hide and i took off the lock
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Friday, September 18th, 2009
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9:51 pm - More randomness.
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Grampa sat us all down at the table, an old, wooden cigar box in front of him.
"The quickest pathway to the brain? The nasal passages. Now I know you're looking at me all weird. No, I'm not off my rocker, dammit! I've been reading up on parasites, see? And there are quite a few that have been known to alter neurological activity. What I'm saying is... what I'm saying is that these bugs they take over your brain. They stop you from doing what's good for you and make you do what's good for the bug. What's good for its eggs. There's this one bug, for example, that invades a cricket. It's called a nematomorph hairworm, I believe. Anyway this hairworm, when it's small it gets into the cricket, see? It invades the brain and makes the cricket go nuts. He's running around like a madman, looking for water and then, when he finds it he plunges head first right into it - right into his doom. That's when the bug... the worm comes out. Uncoils itself and swims away to reproduce and breed and make more of those goddamn mind controlling parasites.
"So, like I was saying, the quickest way for those bugs to get to your brain is through the nasal passages. That is why I am now wearing this mustache. Now, as your grandfather, I care for all of you. So, in this box, lies my 'stache stash. One for each of you. Boy or girl you WILL ALL WEAR MUSTACHES! I DON'T WANT NO FUCKING BUGS LAYING EGGS IN YOUR BRAIN! I'VE SEEN TOO MANY MOVIES ABOUT THIS STUFF! I KNOW WHAT CAN HAPPEN!"
That's when the long, black worms started coming out of grampa's nose. Out of grampa's nose and grampa's gaping mouth. Out of his eyes....
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9:50 pm
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Arseny: best recent movie name "My girlfriend is an agent."
Me: Viral agent. It's a porno. The dude's dressed as a phage. The chick's a T-cell (they call them "Tit Cells" in the film). The guy ends up penetrating her just enough times to deposit his genetic material. Towards the end, her belly bursts open and dwarfs dressed up as tiny phages swarm about yelling and screaming and setting things on fire.
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Thursday, September 17th, 2009
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9:44 pm - Random writings.
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I ate sugar until I cried just so that I could taste sweet sadness on my lips. This was also how I found out about diabetes. Mind you, afterwards, I wanted to one-up everybody else. If I was going to get anything it would be triabetes. Or quadabetes. Or quintabetes. Or may be manatees. I like manatees. In a strictly platonic way, though. How anyone could confuse a manatee for a half-fish half-woman mermaid is beyond me. Those sailors of old must have been reeeeal fuuuuckin' hornyyyyy.
Which begs the question - why is being really goddamn aroused called "horny" anyway? The word seemed to always have goat connotations (at least to me). I think that humans are, subconsciously, obsessed with goats. After all, we go as far as calling our offspring "kids". And, as any farmer or goat expert will tell you, a "kid" is a young goat. So may be that's why we call our children the same name as we call the offspring of goats - both creatures are beget by horny individuals.
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Monday, August 31st, 2009
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8:42 am
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Sat on the toilet thinking about my life. Forty seven minutes and two rolls of toilet paper later I realized I'm full of shit.
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3:44 am
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write write write write i cannot write i cannot write i cannot
hi, i'm mr jefferson i came in here with a hat and a briefcase and a spring in my stride my wife? i've never married i've never loved i am a eunuch an assassin grenade in place of genitals under the guise of harmless chit chat i've managed to lure you to the killzone watch as i kill you with my balls my grenade watch
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Friday, July 31st, 2009
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8:57 am
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I'm going to start a website offering pics of technical virgins for money. The whole thing will be nothing but photos of nuns with wrenches. Ooooh yeeeeah!
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Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
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12:02 pm - PDF on learning echolocation.
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Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
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9:50 pm
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Woke up half naked. In a bathtub. Bathed in penetrating sunlight. On top of a trashheap. In the middle of nowhere. With vultures circling overhead. And a dead silence permeating the air. A few seconds spent getting my head together. The silence is broken by an unexpected foghorn and a quick look about reveals a tugboat cutting through waves of garbage in the distance, seagulls at the helm.
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Sunday, June 21st, 2009
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3:57 am - Watch.
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