I can't stop Yacking!

Thursday, June 30, 2005

Don't think about my pale ass

I'm making an attempt to become a 'stablehand' I believe it is called. There's a riding stable in Swanton, OH that is looking for "Barn help wanted." I jumped on the chance, and yet had very mixed feelings about the success of such a venture. And today, I'm feeling even more mixed feelings given my trouble sleeping at night and waking in the morning.

They use horsies to heal people though, and I thought it might heal me as well. I hope that I can step out of my own darkness long enough to call them again and sound like I want the job. Live on premise, get paid. Two birds. KA-BOOM.


Di, I've returned the favor. MagFry, you're history. Adventures my pale ass.

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Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Mucho bucks, king makes sweet love to my mind

Greetings readers,

If anyone knows of a good (or at least decent) PT job in the Toledo area please let me know. I'm on the look out and have decided that two mind-numbing part time jobs are better than one brain destroying full time.

I understand why people take Prozac. Gotta get me some of that.


Man! is sobriety in Toledo B.O.R.I.N.G.

Finished Stephen King's The Shining last night. Should have been sleeping but those last 60 pages wouldn't let me leave until they were all read. DAMN, that book was freakin amazing! I highly recommend it. SO SO different from the movie, and a completely different ending. You can really see how Kubrick got his fingers into the movie (not a bad thing), and it is completely different from King's persuasion, and from all the rest of his movies. We're talking Major plot differences. Kubrick did an honorable job of putting such a lengthly book into 2 hrs of film, but damn, if you've seen the movie and liked it at all, you gots to read the book. Hard to put down.

I like King's style a lot. Always some sort of supernatural or religious force, incredible character development and realism, psychological thriller more than horror, a healthy dose of gore and vulgarity, and an ending that makes you feel good about things. Becoming a big fan.

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Wednesday, June 22, 2005

SuMmer Soltice Edition

Happy Summer everyone. Longest day of the year. Enjoy the sunshine, wherever it may be.

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Tuesday, June 14, 2005

I'd log in 10 times for this

God bless ebaumsworld. They've recently posted this video, which I find colossally funny. I'm a music major! You can't touch this video.

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It's Hard-to-Beat, Merv

Wanted to let you guys know that I've recently become aware of Hearts of Space a program that apparently got it's start in the 80's. For all the Frogtown dwellers, HoS airs every sunday from 10pm-midnight on NPR 91.3. Hearts of Space is labelled "Space Music", a rather outdated term considering the present familiarality (sp?) with electronically produced music and ambient. It wholly deserves the rating of: 5 drunk baboons. Unprecedented.

If you go to their website you can review any of the programs made, by genre or number. I recommend the one I actually got to hear, #732. It was all Indian electronica and ambient. It was way better than I'm sure it sounds here.

On a completely different note, Jonny-O is off to camp something-or-other out in Portland, Oregin. He'll be there for the next 90 days or so, spinning his fire Poi and gracing his campers with the hearty aroma of his burnt arm hair. You can catch his ever increasing manhood here.

Just think.
Somewhere.
Right now.
Someone's
nipples are
hard.
An Olga awaits. My music is erect.
For keyboard shorcuts, press Ctrl with: hard-boiled eggs.
Never forget that.
My nipples are hard.

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Tuesday, June 07, 2005

weeks later

18. THE DECAY OF ETHICS
When the way of the Tao is forgotten,

kindness and ethics need to be taught;
men learn to pretend to be wise and good.
All too often in the lives of men,

filial piety and devotion arise only after conflict and strife,
just as loyal ministers all too often appear,
when the people are suppressed.

-Lao Tzu trans. Stan Rosenthal

Kroger has, in the "Nature's Market" section, a series of differently flavored soups, all w/ long noodles (organic). I've tried a lot of the different flavors, but most of them . . . . mmm, if you could taste trite, that's what you'd have. I recommend the 'Hot & Sour& flavor'. It's good all the way to the end. Like me.

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