Accountable Infinity However (Letters to Myself)
30 jun 2004
29 jun 2004
oh yeshhhh, oh yes.
it's been a long time coming baby.
Cows & Government.
tis all you need to know.
(well, you can get a harmonica too, if you like) ¶ 00:04 0 comments
it's been a long time coming baby.
Cows & Government.
tis all you need to know.
(well, you can get a harmonica too, if you like) ¶ 00:04 0 comments
28 jun 2004
"now watch this drive"
i finally saw Fahrenheit 9/11 today~it's good, go see it. I wasn't overly impressed with the movie itself, which is to say it was exactly what i expected and not much more. The whole house of Saud/house of Bush thing shouldn't be such a surprise to everyone; it's just one of those things you should have learned had you been paying attention. I agreed all along that the war was a real bad idea and that innocent people would die if we went into Iraq, and the emotion from the women whose children had died that he interviewed proved that just enough. it's a hard thing to watch, because as that women said, the order's all mixed up. Parents aren't supposed to bury their children, but because of this administration many families have to.
In any case you really ought to see this movie. If somehow you've missed all events since first hour sep. 11 senior year, this is a crash course in how screwed up our State is. Micheal Moore is one smart cookie, who like Jon Stewart doesn't really have to try to make fun of the Prez (i.e., Bush does that well enough himself without encouragment or punchlines) but does it anyway, just to make sure the whole crowd gets it.
The crowd applauded afterwards, and i left feeling differently than i usually do after a movie at Carmike: not stupid. One of my friends said the movie made her want to commit suicide, and i didn't really know how to take it. She's conservative, but we really haven't talked politics in a good long while so i have little idea where she actually stands on anything. So, even with the selfdeath reference the movie made her feel something, but i expected it to be even moreso obnoxious MM. It's not over the top at all. The sad thing for conspiracy theorists these days is that their job is too easy.
MM could have yodeled a bit more to me, but in this case i am the choir.
Oh! and the soundtrack is excellent. Neil Young! Indeed. Anthem on, sugar.
"there's a lot of people saying I'd be better off dead"
p.s. if you caught the micheal feldon reference, you're my hero.
¶ 23:49 0 comments
i finally saw Fahrenheit 9/11 today~it's good, go see it. I wasn't overly impressed with the movie itself, which is to say it was exactly what i expected and not much more. The whole house of Saud/house of Bush thing shouldn't be such a surprise to everyone; it's just one of those things you should have learned had you been paying attention. I agreed all along that the war was a real bad idea and that innocent people would die if we went into Iraq, and the emotion from the women whose children had died that he interviewed proved that just enough. it's a hard thing to watch, because as that women said, the order's all mixed up. Parents aren't supposed to bury their children, but because of this administration many families have to.
In any case you really ought to see this movie. If somehow you've missed all events since first hour sep. 11 senior year, this is a crash course in how screwed up our State is. Micheal Moore is one smart cookie, who like Jon Stewart doesn't really have to try to make fun of the Prez (i.e., Bush does that well enough himself without encouragment or punchlines) but does it anyway, just to make sure the whole crowd gets it.
The crowd applauded afterwards, and i left feeling differently than i usually do after a movie at Carmike: not stupid. One of my friends said the movie made her want to commit suicide, and i didn't really know how to take it. She's conservative, but we really haven't talked politics in a good long while so i have little idea where she actually stands on anything. So, even with the selfdeath reference the movie made her feel something, but i expected it to be even moreso obnoxious MM. It's not over the top at all. The sad thing for conspiracy theorists these days is that their job is too easy.
MM could have yodeled a bit more to me, but in this case i am the choir.
Oh! and the soundtrack is excellent. Neil Young! Indeed. Anthem on, sugar.
"there's a lot of people saying I'd be better off dead"
p.s. if you caught the micheal feldon reference, you're my hero.
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"Mother Culture's deception here is that schools exist to serve the needs of people. In fact, they exist to serve the needs of your economy. The schools turn out graduates who can't live without jobs but who have no job skills, and this suits your economic needs perfectly. What you're seeing at work in your schools isn't a system defect, it's a system requirement, and they meet that requirement with close to one hundred percent efficiency."
--My Ishmael, by Daniel Quinn
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--My Ishmael, by Daniel Quinn
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the only sin is waiting
sound creates the silence (approach from zero)
all that you could say would be true
"cloud blood smudge smeared on the sky, yes, god's road kill"
if there were angels they wouldn't bother standing in
for this [end subject one]
as they believe in sin, they believe we're broken
the belief makes the fact
but more importantly than that, the fact that is now a fact
validates the belief
but goddamn, what greater circular reasoning could be found?
in Corinthians it says that "...all word is inspired of God and beneficial..." and THAT'S why i know the bible is infallible
(hehhhhhhhh, doyagetit??)
[restart subject one]
starved potentate/balanced murder
i love the trig of the time in between (found infinity)
i guess i don't really believe the thoughts themselves count (clarity in doubt)
enjoy your landing, i'll enjoy my stay
the only sin is waiting ¶ 09:14 0 comments
sound creates the silence (approach from zero)
all that you could say would be true
"cloud blood smudge smeared on the sky, yes, god's road kill"
if there were angels they wouldn't bother standing in
for this [end subject one]
as they believe in sin, they believe we're broken
the belief makes the fact
but more importantly than that, the fact that is now a fact
validates the belief
but goddamn, what greater circular reasoning could be found?
in Corinthians it says that "...all word is inspired of God and beneficial..." and THAT'S why i know the bible is infallible
(hehhhhhhhh, doyagetit??)
[restart subject one]
starved potentate/balanced murder
i love the trig of the time in between (found infinity)
i guess i don't really believe the thoughts themselves count (clarity in doubt)
enjoy your landing, i'll enjoy my stay
the only sin is waiting ¶ 09:14 0 comments
24 jun 2004
18 jun 2004
"i'm not addicted"--me, a duo dicillion times--
At the Gemini, or Snake as i will henceforth call it when i remember to use my code words, we often smoke on slow nights. We usually smoke on busy nights, too, just after all the customers have gone away and we've refrozen the pretzels. Bekah, i believe, started the Djarium craze and it has grown to include me, Glynis, and Evan, as well as the people who actually smoke cigarrettes such as CJ and Nate. I never thought i'd be a smoker~i didn't understand the appeal in high school, especially when i was concerned about things like lung capacity during swimming and voice quality during the plays. Just kidding, i never cared about voice quality, but i knew plenty of singers who did. And smoked anyway. Now that i smoke, time at Racy's takes on a whole new dimension. Donna & i smoked several cloves yesterday in the dark rear confines of our own authentic coffee shop and invented a rave lamp of joy. We'll show it to you if 1. you're nice 2. you supply the cloves and 3. it's dark out. It's so much joy, i really would like to share it with you.
Should i die, i will my half of the secret of joy rave lamp to Donna.
"you are addicted, sarah eddy, and you love it."--Evan-- ¶ 12:35 0 comments
At the Gemini, or Snake as i will henceforth call it when i remember to use my code words, we often smoke on slow nights. We usually smoke on busy nights, too, just after all the customers have gone away and we've refrozen the pretzels. Bekah, i believe, started the Djarium craze and it has grown to include me, Glynis, and Evan, as well as the people who actually smoke cigarrettes such as CJ and Nate. I never thought i'd be a smoker~i didn't understand the appeal in high school, especially when i was concerned about things like lung capacity during swimming and voice quality during the plays. Just kidding, i never cared about voice quality, but i knew plenty of singers who did. And smoked anyway. Now that i smoke, time at Racy's takes on a whole new dimension. Donna & i smoked several cloves yesterday in the dark rear confines of our own authentic coffee shop and invented a rave lamp of joy. We'll show it to you if 1. you're nice 2. you supply the cloves and 3. it's dark out. It's so much joy, i really would like to share it with you.
Should i die, i will my half of the secret of joy rave lamp to Donna.
"you are addicted, sarah eddy, and you love it."--Evan-- ¶ 12:35 0 comments
16 jun 2004
13 jun 2004
"Alright! Alright! Who's down with G-O-D?"
Rachel thinks i'm a bad driver. But i have never crashed a van into our Lord Jesus Christ, the first begotten son of God. You heard that right. Saved! is an awesome movie. We went to it yesterday, and now i love Mandy Moore in a less sarcastic way.
Go see it! Take your holy in-laws with you!
I'm not taking the math class in the interests of being lazy, working, and hanging out with my friends. This weekend i attended three grad parties, Donna's, Michelle's, and my mom's. So i ate lots of taco dip. My cousin John made fun of Rachel & i for throwing like girls... but i'm considering revenge.
"I mean honestly, you're not born a gay, you're born again." ¶ 17:53 1 comments
Rachel thinks i'm a bad driver. But i have never crashed a van into our Lord Jesus Christ, the first begotten son of God. You heard that right. Saved! is an awesome movie. We went to it yesterday, and now i love Mandy Moore in a less sarcastic way.
Go see it! Take your holy in-laws with you!
I'm not taking the math class in the interests of being lazy, working, and hanging out with my friends. This weekend i attended three grad parties, Donna's, Michelle's, and my mom's. So i ate lots of taco dip. My cousin John made fun of Rachel & i for throwing like girls... but i'm considering revenge.
"I mean honestly, you're not born a gay, you're born again." ¶ 17:53 1 comments
9 jun 2004
weather & tea
hi donna, yeah the weather is crappy and i am tired. i'm going home now, call me luvre.
I think you should do the performance thing, but Menards is probably more financially rewarding. could you do both? ¶ 13:29 0 comments
hi donna, yeah the weather is crappy and i am tired. i'm going home now, call me luvre.
I think you should do the performance thing, but Menards is probably more financially rewarding. could you do both? ¶ 13:29 0 comments
honesty a.m. club... not doing!
Yay!
Uhg.
Just for a change of pace, i'm now going to post frequently on the 'sarah is employed!' subject. I love the drive-in, mostly because it involves talking with Glynis for hours in the box, having Bekah manage, and the occassional cleaning job.
charlton, on the other hand, ranks in my mynd as highly as the world wrestling foundation.
My summer math class starts next Monday and i am strongly considering not taking it. I'm tired. Though the Gemini is mostly fun&games, it deprives of one thing i do hold very dearly; 13 hours of sleep a night. I've had 4 average all this week and last, and am very, very slow. simple, in fact. So if in addition to my lame-o jobs i am actually productive academically this summer, any hangoutwithyall time would not be extant any longer.
My socialization time is admittedly much more important to me than my academics, but if i did take calc2 this summer i could graduate in one more school year. If the draft goes through and we all end up in Calgary, it'd be good to have that degree.
Who would like to join the Canada exodus?
¶ 13:17 0 comments
Yay!
Uhg.
Just for a change of pace, i'm now going to post frequently on the 'sarah is employed!' subject. I love the drive-in, mostly because it involves talking with Glynis for hours in the box, having Bekah manage, and the occassional cleaning job.
charlton, on the other hand, ranks in my mynd as highly as the world wrestling foundation.
My summer math class starts next Monday and i am strongly considering not taking it. I'm tired. Though the Gemini is mostly fun&games, it deprives of one thing i do hold very dearly; 13 hours of sleep a night. I've had 4 average all this week and last, and am very, very slow. simple, in fact. So if in addition to my lame-o jobs i am actually productive academically this summer, any hangoutwithyall time would not be extant any longer.
My socialization time is admittedly much more important to me than my academics, but if i did take calc2 this summer i could graduate in one more school year. If the draft goes through and we all end up in Calgary, it'd be good to have that degree.
Who would like to join the Canada exodus?
¶ 13:17 0 comments
1 jun 2004
