Comments | in_articulation: When It Rains, It Snows (Part III)

in_articulation

When It Rains, It Snows (Part III)

Oct 06, 2006 06:53

I like sitting on the top deck of the train; I think it's because I like looking down on people. Sitting directly below me was a biracial couple with a crying 3-year old daughter. The white mother was talking on her cell phone and the black father told the daughter she was nasty. I don't know how that was supposed to make her stop crying. It ( Read more... )

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yahwhatever October 6 2006, 08:01:37 UTC

if your pod still turns on you can tranfer the tunes back onto your computer with a program (ipod doctor or something) download it. Elvis Costello, nice. Fuck im drunk.

in_articulation October 7 2006, 02:12:45 UTC

My pod doesn't really respond at all to anything. I'm lookin' at a website that says it can back me up for a cost. If I wasn't already in a metaphorical debter's prison from seeing The Who, I'd totally jump on this shit.

What is the drinking age in Japan anyway?

yahwhatever October 8 2006, 04:33:48 UTC

20 but they never have carded my yet and im 19 so whatever

dorama October 7 2006, 01:23:54 UTC

People tend to think I'm stupid when I make them repeat themselves. I know the guy I worked with this summer did, but honestly, I can't hear nearly as much as I used too.

Deaf musicians unite.

I'm sorry your ipod ist kaput though. Perhaps you can continue your quest to make the minidisc popular again.

in_articulation October 7 2006, 02:07:35 UTC

It all kind of reminds me of the first day of Junior High when I realized I couldn't read what was on the blackboard. Soon after I got glasses, I was shocked by how crystal-clear all the autumn foliage looked. It's like that scene in "The Giver" where the kid sees a colour for the first time. It highlighted how much vision I really did lose over such a short period of time. I guess if you don't pay careful attention to all your senses you'll never know how much you're gradually losing them.