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to life, and to the disjunction between signifier and signified
“metasynthie” suggested I post a craigslist ad for a person to accompany me to see “Sunshine” tonight at the Sunshine theatre. The timing was practically comedic. Last night I virulently objected to Ostranenie’s “romance worker” project, my romanticism of her and I transmogrified into a large dead horse, or maybe not dead, I am not sure, but in any case it ( Read more... ) -
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I recently learned that the North American Blue Jay can make a pretty remarkable sound. The internet described it as a “rusty hinge ( Read more... ) -
fille in the harrow
Mr. Wind-Up Bird ( Read more... ) -
Peoples' Law
Today at work I was thinking about how fantastic it would be if there were a free, open access legal database available, such as a Peoples' Law Wiki. I mean, cause before I had westlaw access I had so few resources for law issues. It is hard to google a motion to dismiss or get a straight answer on a legal issue, but law students, interns, and ( Read more... ) -
two guys walk into a bar...
SO yesterday i was taking a long train ride home from coney island, and there were these two dude who got on and stood next to me. After asking all the femme women for a pen, and talking about the bitchin'est metallica albums and one guy's service in Afghanistan, they got into the good stuff ( Read more... ) -
Unruh
Dear Everyone, Sorry I am completely missing from the universe mostly. I miss you all very much ( Read more... ) -
More Granite State
"Mark Twain said, “In the South, the people define the land and in the North, the land defines the people.” Vermont’s land has always been well suited for farming, while New Hampshire’s has not. With the exception of parts of the Connecticut and Merrimack river valleys, New Hampshire’s soil consists mainly of glacial hardpan strewn with rocks and ( Read more... )
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