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[gerbil_time]

OMG OMG OMG

these roids makin me nuts

i have writing class with everyone's favorite hippie, jeff kleinman

i found a random recording on my itunes of a piece for four theramins by percy grainger. WEIRD. he is best known for arranging sea chanties for wind band.

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[truly_pamela]

break me off a piece of that kit-kat bar...
i want to hear that.

all i have been listening to is that bulgarian choir...someone said "Kalimankou Denkou" sounds like a girl's first orgasm. no?

TODAY I SAW A GIRL AND IT WAS YOU FROM THE BACK, WEIRD REDHEAD BOWLCUT + PONYTAIL AND ALL... but i bet she wasn't rockin' the roids...

[truly_pamela]

dude that message yesterday? about crunking in your yard between the hours of 5 and 7? what was that?

[forever_loyal]

Did you just use AQI (Australian Questioning Intonation) on the internet?

you probably already know all of this...

[forever_loyal]

Eve,
I just thought of something: if you ever have to do "composition pieces" again (I think that's what you called them -the exercise with squares and rectangles), you should use Golden Rectangles. They show up a lot in nature and are linked to Fibonacci Numbers which are somehow related to Chaos Theory (?). Anyway, they're supposedly scientifically proven to be eye-pleasing and are present in a lot of famous art.
I'm not making this up:
http://www.mcs.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibInArt.html
To give you an idea of the dimensions: if you looked at Denzel Washington's mathematically perfect face head on and squared off the dimensions to a rectangle, the result would be a golden rectangle.