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theobscureobjec

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Sep 09, 2006 23:53

i get unnecessarily upset when postsecret does not get posted early ( Read more... )

my butt itches, teengirlkissingontv, postsecret

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leisaie September 10 2006, 05:13:45 UTC

re: postsecret, totally. who cares about casie's brush with suicide? i want actual for real secrets, here.

i always listen to nina on the train. i used to listen to woody guthrie but he made me so exuberant that my fellow passengers became worried and avoided me. no one sits next to the dancing girl on the 6:30 wolverine express.

theobscureobjec September 10 2006, 17:08:47 UTC

mostly, i was upset that that upside-down girl's subject was still saving her. got it. and dad still hates his son for being gay. and fatty is too scared to tell jenny s/he's in love with her. been there, buddy, done that. i want to hear about cybersex with dad, come on!

hahahahaha, there's no appropriate response for guthrie exuberance on trains because that's an amazing observation.

ann_boleyn September 10 2006, 15:52:14 UTC

that natasha, just one brillient song after another...

if only she could spell things like 'brilliant' without having to use spell check.

leisaie September 10 2006, 16:58:49 UTC

they ARE brillient, and brilliant, and brillint and brillig and the slithy toves...

no, seriously. there's something happening here.

ann_boleyn September 10 2006, 17:27:53 UTC

it's a little shameful how much I love that poem. It's one of the few things i've memorized all the words too. that and "silver apples of the moon"

theobscureobjec September 10 2006, 17:06:41 UTC

that's our girl!

on the subject of nina kristanelise September 11 2006, 22:26:22 UTC

and of loving people and songs and things so much it makes your stomach hurt,

1. Nina Simone: Break Down & Let It All Out, By Sylvia Hampton with David Nathan.
this is a must-read. for life.

2. Bright Eyes: Letting off the Happiness - i'm putting this cd in my pocket and waiting for february.

3. I spend a lot of time on my balcony listening to nina simone and tryign to remember my former self. I love her. I'd have her children.

Re: on the subject of nina theobscureobjec September 12 2006, 01:07:07 UTC

have you read her autobioography? it's remarkable. reading about her life and listening to her on this one fall train ride home from MI was one of the most vivd atmospheric memories i have.

i had no idea that there was another bio of her out. there's a new one coming soon as well.

what a motherfucking woman. that goes for you as well.