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Sammy Hagar’s “Loud”

area69 Feb 11, 2009 13:21

Originally published at How I Roll. Please leave any comments there.

When I was heading home from work yesterday, the radio station I was listening to played a “crank it or yank it” tune. The idea is pretty simple and has a ton of different names on other stations (and some with the same name). Listeners vote for whether they want to hear the song ( Read more... )

thoughts

Dolldrums

area69 Mar 08, 2006 00:15

Are dolls what we think they are? Are they simple toys? Are they representatives of some other order? Do they prescribe our body types or do we etch ourselves upon them? Do they embody our desires for perfection? Do we attempt to reflect them? Are they embodiments of our fears, our miseries, which we try to protect or deny ( Read more... )

Bullshittery: The Unbearable Invisible - On Dying a Non-Entity

area69 Sep 07, 2005 10:41

Since I hadn't posted much, I thought I'd post some of my random ruminations. Fear my craptastic mind!

Bullshittery: The Unbearable Invisible - On Dying a Non-Entity

In the Blaine Mortuary, there lies the body of a man ( Read more... )

Ever want an UNSEND feature in e-mail?

area69 Sep 27, 2004 20:37

Have you ever sent an e-mail that you really shouldn't have? Get on a drunken bender and send pictures of your ex-girlfriend having sex with your best friend only to realize that you're legally liable for sharing their intimate moments without their consent. Legally liable for $500,000 per picture, per property holder? And you just sent sixteen ( Read more... )

(Untitled)

area69 Mar 19, 2004 12:14

The Dog and the Wolf A gaunt Wolf was almost dead with hunger when he happened to ( Read more... )

Mercyfuck - Mary Prankster

area69 Mar 05, 2004 22:07

I’m not amused anymore ( Read more... )

August Wilson: The Piano Lesson

area69 Mar 03, 2004 16:15

Since our last test had an extremely small space in which to write, I think that I'll try to epitomize the spirit of The Piano Lesson in as few words as possible. I'm looking for the theme, here!

Go.

August Wilson's The Piano Lesson shows that the imposing spirit of oppression can only be exorcised by solidarity; with dedication to the past and ( Read more... )