need more PDRCATsodobenidaeFebruary 25 2006, 20:46:08 UTC
It's the nature of the AAAAA (I've got an extra one now, I see) to be on top, I say. Mr. Juke, Sorry about the upcoming topple! Might not last for long, though, because somebody else seems to be freelancing like a motherfucker.
greased abacusodobenidaeFebruary 27 2006, 18:20:49 UTC
- 7 deleted journals, though at least three of those people created other primary journals afterwards; the list 6 months ago had 9 deleted journals
- who will be the first to crack a grand? Might not even be me! Probably will be, though
- Top 10 is split 50/50 gender-wise, though the 5 males account for 802 more comments than the 5 females
- you, Mr. Juke, have left 27 comments in the 6 months, versus my own 264. In three years, at this rate, I'll have left a total of 2,521 comments to your 1,127
- anonymous had left only 47 comments 6 months ago, but has now left 171! That's 124, and at 248/year, she/he/they will be Top 10 within a year
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jwk flame outsourcing, that's an idea!odobenidaeMarch 1 2006, 23:00:52 UTC
Super-cool comment, there, bloody one! You're turning more into a graphic artist with each passing day. Here come the pro gigs, I say, as well as the mega-profitable inter-couple design firm.
In the year 1412, AD or BC, they scissored up the raving remnants of regularity, pouring them into a molten glass cavern. They, of course, being the same beings they'd always been, being begotten over and over again like volcanic metaphors, the lava, red with a dark grey crust plopping into the Arctic waves which had only had steam to say.
In the year 1412, AD or BC, they scissored up the raving remnants of regularity. Pouring them into a molten-glass cavern. They, of course, being the same beings they'd always been-- being begotten over and over again, like volcanic metaphors-- the lava, red with a dark grey crust, plopping into the Arctic waves that had only had steam to say.
Perhaps London wasn't calling at all, perhaps it was crying. Everyone needs a good cry, at some point, although I figure you could go fifty years without. The problem is, if you could be immortal, time would become meaningless: one second or a billion years would have the same meaning. Ultimately, I think thermodynamics would become in effect a kind of time-coccoon, wrapping it loosely like a broadsheet around fish & chips. Inside, though, you could be crying forever, where a second becomes a billion years and perhaps after a trillion universes come and go, a few drops might soak through and blur the newsprint.
Perhaps London wasn't calling at all, perhaps it was crying. Everyone needs a good cry at some point although I figure you could go fifty years without The problem is if you could be immortal time would become meaningless: one second or a billion years would have the same meaning Ultimately thermodynamics would become in effect a kind of time-coccoon wrapping it loosely like a broadsheet around fish & chips. Inside though you could be crying forever, where a second becomes a billion years and perhaps after a trillion universes come and go a few drops might soak through and blur the newsprint.
I. London A. Potential actions: 1. not calling 2. crying a. necessary for all b. in 50-yr intervals II. Immortality A. Problems: 1. time becoming meaningless a. 1 second or 1 bil. years have same meaning b. thermodynamics become time measurement device (1). wrapped like fish and chips in paper c. crying becomes eternal (1) after 1 bil. years & 1 tril. universes tears might soak paper in II:A:1:b:(1)
One day, I was walking in Jew York City, and this guy hustled up next to me, matching my pace. He said rolex rolex rolex rolex rolex, and I thought, I don't need no fucking rolex. Please, kind sir, I said, do not bother me any more. And he's like, fucking rolex rolex rolex rolex rolex up and down and all over. I looked into his mouth and noticed that each tooth had its own little gold rolex, and they all clicked away in unision, clickclickclickclickclick, very fast, because time is faster in there. On his tongue stood a swarm of very small people, dressed very nicely, but so very very small. In tiny voices they were squeaking rolexrolexrolexrolexrolex, as fast as you can hear. With this and the clickclickclick of the toothwatches, and his teeth now chattering in the cold, and his stoic rolex rolex rolex I was nearly sold. But then, as we began sliding across the frozen lake in central park, you know, the one Dustin Hoffman ran around in Marathon Man, sliding faster, accelerating, in the now dark, with a bright green and
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the single sonata of the man at the lavanderiaclaudelemondeMarch 10 2006, 02:07:57 UTC
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- who will be the first to crack a grand? Might not even be me! Probably will be, though
- Top 10 is split 50/50 gender-wise, though the 5 males account for 802 more comments than the 5 females
- you, Mr. Juke, have left 27 comments in the 6 months, versus my own 264. In three years, at this rate, I'll have left a total of 2,521 comments to your 1,127
- anonymous had left only 47 comments 6 months ago, but has now left 171! That's 124, and at 248/year, she/he/they will be Top 10 within a year ( ... )
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scissored up the raving remnants of
regularity.
Pouring them into a molten-glass cavern.
They, of course, being
the same beings they'd always been--
being begotten over and over again, like
volcanic metaphors--
the lava, red with a dark grey crust,
plopping into the Arctic waves that had
only had steam to say.
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== o o O O (The extra had was a mistake, but now it's growing on me)
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London
wasn't calling at all, perhaps it
was crying.
Everyone needs a good cry at some point
although I figure you could go fifty years without
The problem is
if you could be immortal
time would become
meaningless:
one second or a billion years
would have the same meaning
Ultimately thermodynamics would become in effect
a kind of time-coccoon
wrapping it loosely like a broadsheet
around fish & chips. Inside though
you could be crying forever, where a second
becomes a billion years
and perhaps after a trillion universes come and go
a few drops might soak through
and blur
the newsprint.
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A. Potential actions:
1. not calling
2. crying
a. necessary for all
b. in 50-yr intervals
II. Immortality
A. Problems:
1. time becoming meaningless
a. 1 second or 1 bil. years have same meaning
b. thermodynamics become time measurement device
(1). wrapped like fish and chips in paper
c. crying becomes eternal
(1) after 1 bil. years & 1 tril. universes tears might soak paper in II:A:1:b:(1)
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deeveedee deeveedeese. deeveedee deeveedeese.
DVD DVDs! DVD DVDs!
deeveedee deeveedeese. deeveedee deeveedeese.
DVD DVDs! DVD DVDs!
deeveedee deeveedeese. deeveedee deeveedeese.
DVD DVDs! DVD DVDs!
deeveedee deeveedeese. deeveedee deeveedeese.
tamales?
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