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Journal Entry: Mon Dec 10, 2007, 9:59 AM
  • Mood:
  • Listening to: Ian Dury
  • Reading: Jeckyll and Hyde
  • Watching: Life pass me by
  • Playing: KoL
  • Drinking: Moscow Mules

OK, so this is my all-new, new-look journal. Obviously I didn't do it myself.



I've been only sporadically present on this website for a while now. It's a state of affairs that looks set to continue on and off. I check in most days, post occasionally, lurk often. Occasionally, I like what I see. More often than not, I feel a bit behind the times. I don't know what it is we wanted to achieve with this community, back in the good old bad old days. I know this isn't it. I don't know if it would be better, if we'd achieved what we wanted, or if it would just have been a different kind of clusterfuck.




I've learned a lot from this site over the years. Props to those bad old guys who taught me stuff.



Groups


Wee! This is the place where I'm supposed to show you all the clusterfuck groups I belong to:

There aren't any. So instead a tribute.

:icontheparrot:

May you squawk in peace.





More stuff

I think, to be honest, this particular CSS layout was made for people who have a lot more to say than I do. Apparently.





Life



Well, in Real Life I'm happy. I have my own place, I've been working the same job for nearly three years. It's boring, but it pays the bills and gives me time to concentrate on more interesting things. I sold my car, which means I no longer need to wrestle with my environmental conscience. I've sold out a little on my past ideals, but not so much it's uncomfortable. I guess in my old age I've reached a state of compromise. And I'm happy with it.



Stamps
Apparently I'm supposed to put some more of those shitty stamps in this box. Instead I'd like to take this opportunity to commemorate the STFU truck, with a moment's silence:







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Devious Info

  • Current Residence: on a trip to cirrus minor
  • Interests: cutting earthworms in half
  • Favourite movie: reefer madness
  • Favourite band or musician: the levellers chumbawamba peatbog faeries pogues
  • Favourite genre of music: polka
  • Favourite poet or writer: noon orwell ballard hoban gaiman mieville
  • Personal Quote: blind and wretched trufflepigs

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:iconderivablezero:
hey, you

with the futility

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Support bacteria: it's the only culture most people have.
:iconfutilitarian:
hey you. last i remember you had a !

i've been afk.

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:iconshackell:
Nice to see you're still up and kicking.


What is the legacy of the past but the flight from tomorrow?

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once you begin to do what is right, who will be able to do what is left?
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:iconshackell:
How many times do you cut the earthworms? I mean, doesn't cutting them in half make two more earthworms to cut in half?

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once you begin to do what is right, who will be able to do what is left?
:icongetbeneathmebird:
it does. not only are they asexual but they can survive being cut in half. my theory is that her point was exactly that. an infinite worm.
:icon365-leap:
actually, they can't, unless you slice them at the moment where they're preparing to split anyway.

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Pote is to poet as pome is to poem.
:icongetbeneathmebird:
actually, some species do, while others are not as likely to do so. some species show a very progressive and prolific body regeneration growth while other species show little to no body regeneration growth. it's all about the worm. i was merely being the poet in my reply above. i can be the scientist, too. i must say, i have never heard of an instance of an earthworm ';preparing to split'. what do you mean by that phrase?

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