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Does anyone know what this means? I dreamt that Jeff Wells was talking to me about the “untuned heart” a night or two ago. Last night I also dreamt about something called “sequencing the hand” which was another strange diagram that looked like a heart crossed with a hand, with various areas highlighted and marked with different strange names. The phrases “world gamer” and “counter druant” also came up during the dream. Or at least, that’s what I wrote down after the fact.
So let’s get on with it! If religion is a shield against God - which I believe it to be - then the image you have of God is that aspect of God from which you’re trying to shield yourself. That is, the shield you put up against God becomes His shape. Sit on that for a while. Consider then what “they” mean when “they” say “Armor of God.” Is it strength loaned to you from God or is it (character) armor you put on to protect yourself against aspects of pure experience with which you are uncomfortable?
Think of it like this: just because your nose becomes itchy doesn’t mean you need to scratch it. If you simply allow it to be itchy and recognize that as one of many valid modes of nose-ness, the itch will dissolve on it’s own.

I like talking about Jesus. I know a lot of people don’t but I don’t care. It’s an interesting subject. I’ve been trying to get GnuGP (a variant of PGP) set up for the past few days and finally got all my settings to “click.” As a result though, I’ve been thinking a lot about cryptography and encryption/decryption algoriddims and I realized something interesting about the word itself.
CRYPT = TOMB = GRAVE = DEATH
Which means that you could very easily say that Jesus is the ultimate encryption agrorhythm because he went down into the crypt (encryption), changed himself into a format which the machine consciousness could not track (he became the invisible man), and then presto-change-o! he decrypted himself and he was back in action. Jesus was way cool.
We think everyone should own their own traffic chopper. We want to do some Muad Dib Madlibs. We know this thing we are working on relies on Helios. We know you are trapped in Athens. We will wait for you outside the second set of doors, so as not to freak you out. Make sure you send me your key fingerprint digest event strings. Why is everyone talking about “information overload” all of a sudden? The words are everywhere birthed anew this week and last especially. When the rain falls it won’t fall on one man’s house. I, rearrangement servant. Year of the white cosmic wizard.

I went to the store the other day and bought this really crazy poster of a Hindu lion god of somekind (sort of like Durga, but lionified) with a crown of cobras behind it and a man writhing in agony on its lap as his intestines are being ripped out and eaten. A child is handing the lion a flower garland as though nothing is the matter. I also bought a unicorn head and a scarab for somebody else. It struck me then that stores are temples. I mean, this may be obvious or it may not be. But what we do when we go to a store is we leave a monetary offering which is symbolic of our energetic efforts and intentions. And then the temple priests (shopkeepers) give you a physical reminder of the divine frequency into which you were trying to tap with your offering. We think we’re actually buying a “product” but we have it all backwards. We are buying a reified frequency to invoke certain types of experiences into our lives by building a tiny shield against them. It all seems very counter-intuitive but it’s quite the opposite.
Somebody told me that they are going to make us start filling out our funeral forms pretty soon. What’s the deal with all of that?
The Queen of the Mad River cries out: “Call before you die!”
IT’S BETTER TO LOSE A LOVER THAN LOVE A LOSER.
The Onion King says to the Teddy Bears: “You can only get as high as you fell.”
“Can you draw out a Leviathan with a hook or press down its tongue with a cord? Canst thou put a hook into his nose? or bore his jaw through with a bridle ring? Will he make many supplications to thee? Will he speak soft words to thee? Will he make a covenant with thee? To take him for thy servant forever? Will thou play with him as with a bird? Or wilt thou bind him for thy girls? Will the tradesmen heap up payment for him?… Lay thy hand upon him, thou will no more think of fighting. Behold the hope of him is in vain, shall not one be cast down even at the sight of him? None is so fierce that dare stir him up: who then is able to stand before me?…Who can open the doors of his face? His teeth are terrible round about. His scales are his pride, shut up together as with a close seal. One is near to the another, that no air can come between them. They are joined one to another, they stick together, that they cannot be sundered. By his [sneezing] a light doth shine, and his eyes are like the eyelids of morning. Out of his mouth go burning lamps, and sparks of fire leap out. Out of his nostrils goeth smoke, as out of a seething pot or caldron. His breath kindleth coals, and a flame goeth out of his mouth….His heart is as firm as a stone; yea, as hard as a piece of the nether millstone….He esteemeth iron as straw, and brass as rotten wood. The arrow cannot make him flee: slingstones are turned with him into stubble….He maketh the deep to boil like a pot….he is a king over all the children of pride.”
When Jesus said “I and the Father are one” (for which he was eventually killed), he meant that he was connected to the raw data feed of pure experience. And as such, all things become acceptable to him and through him. All sins are forgiven because all experiences are equally valid when lived fully and sin evaporates. This is why he was said to hang out with muggers and rapists and white collar criminals - because to him, their sins were not sins but experiences of life. He saw criminals as unafraid to trespass against the laws of society in search of the pure experience of Life/God. Jesus’ teaching was not a moral lesson, although the Golden Rule springs from it naturally if all beings are living in Union with the Father and everyone is wittingly starring in everyone else’s musical productions.

A (very) weak AI has been busted by a US court for practicing law without a license:
A web-based “expert system” that helped users prepare bankruptcy filings for a fee made too many decisions to be considered a clerical tool, an appeals court said last week, ruling that the software was effectively practicing law without a license.
The poet is special. The theory is spiritual. The laughter is magnetic. The genius is jovial. The scholar is large. The experience is disjointed. The monster is solid. The sky is lame. The prisoner is impartial. The caviar is painful.

Dragon’s blood from both Daemonorops were used for ceremonies in India. Sometimes Dracaena resin, but more often Daemonorops resin, was used in China as red varnish for wooden furniture. It was also used to colour the surface of writing paper for banners and posters, used especially for weddings and for Chinese New Year.
In African-American folk magic or hoodoo, it is used in mojo hands for money-drawing or love-drawing, and is used as incense to cleanse a space of negative entities or influences. It is also added to red ink to make “Dragon’s Blood Ink”, which is used to inscribe magical seals and talismans.
In folk medicine, dragon’s blood is used externally as a wash to promote healing of wounds and to stop bleeding. It is used internally for chest pains, post-partum bleeding, internal traumas and menstrual irregularities. In neopagan Witchcraft, it is used to increase the potency of spells for protection, love, banishing and sexuality. In New Age shamanism it is used in ceremonies in a similar way as the neopagans use it.
Trees have endless eyes, each of which may become buds and branches, reaching seeking towards god’s heavenly light.
Body food human super Health food delivery Health natural product womens Super food technology Food kid super super. War is over if you want it…
Burroughs understood implicitly how words can be used to say the opposite of what they appear to mean and be an insidious mind-control tool, trying to combat this in his own experi-mental wordwork. When a politician or newspaper uses some standard phrase or headline, we immediately follow existing mental neuronic and synaptic brainpaths to an already-established meaning for the words used, and subtle manipulation of this can be used to mold and manipulate people in varied myopic-worldview-establishing popaganda-puppetmaster ways.
Master of Sewers Burroughs used his innovative ‘cut-up’ technique to chop and change the order of words about on the page, thus serving to sever pre-established word-lines and word-locks and attempting to free the mind of his reader from Western mind and logic traps. The cut-up was thus an assault on tradition and erroneous thinking and media control, and as such was a very interesting idea and psychologically liberating ideal. Unfortunately practically nobody could make head nor tail of it and Burroughs himself would ultimately come back to more linear storytelling techniques in the 70s and 80s, noting sagely that if you didn’t have a story to tell then nobody really cared.
Move across the Red Sea.
Poetry is direct participation in the creative principle of the godhead. We only have false prophets (and so many of them!) because people forgot what prophecy is for: the ecstatic participation in the godhead and the exaltation of His limitless Creation. Kneel before the Pillars of Creation; empty yourself within the Halls of Promise. Seek your way through the haunted mountain to bring the oathbreakers to heel! The Man in the Iron Mask is waiting for you in the innermost chamber. Prince Harry is the prisoner of Azkaban. Aslan will free him and has done it countless times already.

To change the name of a thing is to change the vibrational frequency of it, stamping it indelibly with a new interference pattern which breaks up its wave form. The polarized brain unites via the wings of the eagle swan with the help of Zina. Find the water which flows from no source: for this is the Water of Life.
Pascal Druant was the “Winch Operator” in the 1989 “Leviathan.”
The Wisdom of Solomon: Faith Justice Truth Hope Beauty Love Joy. We give all glory to God. God guide my hearthands.
Somebody brought up dinosaurs versus dragons in the comments to the last post, so I wanted to promote that discussion to the foreground here. Cause I think it’s cool. As somebody said, the difference between dragons and dinosaurs is that dragons breathe fire. Why don’t dinosaurs breathe fire? Did they forget how? Is that why they became extinct, because they couldn’t breathe fire? What about all that shit where a fireball or a volcano comes from the sky and kills them all? Is science trying to tell us something accidentally about kundalini yoga? Does somebody want to make a video about this and post it on YouTube? I’d love to see it and will post it here post haste if anyone puts it together.

His love/hate relationship with language seemed to extend beyond the page, however. While drugs, sex, and power can control the body, the Word controls the mind. “Word and image locks” and “association blocks” lock the mind into conventional patterns of thinking, speaking, acting, and perceiving things: “Modern man has lost the opportunity of silence,” Burroughs observes in The Ticket That Exploded. “Try halting your sub vocal speech. Try to achieve even ten seconds of inner silence,” he challenges the reader. “You will encounter an organism that forces you to talk. That organism is the word. In the beginning was the word. In the beginning of what exactly?”
Therefore, says Skerl, he “found the cutup technique to be the ideal method of presenting books involving space/time travel, (inner) silence, and freedom from the body.” The cutup was a random, impersonal experiment using chance and random sources of inspiration and invention, “creating an alteration in consciousness” of the writer and the reader alike.
When Burroughs referred to himself as a “recording instrument” in Naked Lunch, “he wasn’t implying,” writes Ann Douglas, “that he made no choices, exerted no control over what he wrote, but that he wanted to learn how to register not the prepackaged information he was programmed by the corporate interests or artistic canons to receive, but what was actually there.” Thus, the mechanical juxtaposition of texts did not impose Burroughs’ own “association blocks” on the reader. And “all association tracks are obsess ional,” writes Burroughs.
History is created in a classroom of the future (at Star Fleet Academy) where children are quizzed on what once happened and their answers determine our actions today. Right answers have as much of an impact as wrong answers, unfortunately.

Cast wide the nets of your enthusiasm, oh California! Cast off your hidden controllers. The Lady in Red is laying in bed, arms open wide, legs spread. Bruce Lee was killed like all other ChristCorrection code sequences.
What’s happening with Britney Spears is simple: the cultural-energetic values which were stored in her over countless millenia are being liquidated and reformatted. But it is being done very publicly. Towards what ends? What show is being put on? What will her new name be? What interference pattern will she finally settle into?
In one of the interviews Daniel Odier conducted with him in the late 1960s, first published in French and then translated into English as The Job, Burroughs gives his stance on philosophy. “The Aristotelian ‘either-or’ – something is either this or that – is one of the great errors of Western thinking, because it’s no longer true at all.” (48-49) Prompted to explain why this fundamental mistake has stood the test of time, he explains that, “there are certain formulas, word-locks, which will lock up a whole civilization for a thousand years. Now another thing is Aristotle’s is of identity: this is a chair. Now, whatever it may be, it’s not a chair, it’s not the word chair, it’s not the label chair. The idea that the label is the thing leads to all sorts of verbal arguments, when you’re dealing with labels, and think you’re dealing with objects.” (49) Burroughs then goes on to reinforce this critique of “arguing about labels,” emphasizing that, “when you’re talking about things like democracy, communism and fascism that have no clear-cut references, no clear-cut thing to which they refer, you’re not talking about anything.” (49)
The problem of “not talking about anything” lies at the foundation of the aesthetic strategies he deploys. He wants to pick the “word-locks” that keep humankind in chains. And this goal encompasses the labels associated with substance abuse as fully as the labels associated with politics. In the end, drugs are only “drugs” because of a classificatory apparatus that transforms arbitrary decisions into the semblance of nature.
RealiTVity shapes Rehabitual Britney. Military robots have become nothing but echoes of childish comic books. Cow eggs sap vampire energy 100%. There is an entropy gathering demon and he is following you to bed.

The stag is running through the living room of your heartforest. The Golden Calf grows up to become the Golden Bull. To draw is to draw down into existence. The rat race is underway. Kurt Cobain stands beside the Iron Elephant as the train leaves the station bound Southward, homeward. The dragonfly helicopter birds are shouting from the treetops at you. They hate you. They have you. The Marvel Carnivale Twister tale. The stage altar magnifiedificent. The next train is leaving to the Marco Polo saloon. Prostitutes are waiting there.
Send to a friend? Golem.
Refold story furled solo try surfed sly rot surly root feds defy try loosed odorless resold retold a ruled fort torso lusted duels ode rodeo red rose tube you (put you into a tube on the interweb). Walden Media, Walden Pond, Walden II.
When the Nova plot is seen as a reality film and individuals as con- trolled by a pre-recorded tape, the Nova Policeman becomes a guerrilla fighter who aggressively destroys control “lines,” “locks,” “molds,” and “habits” through cutups with film, tape, and text. Many do-it-yourself passages in Ticket instruct the reader in specific cutup techniques in these three media. (The “Invisible generation,” a previously published essay, appears at the end of the book as an appendix on technique.’) Control by word and image is paradoxically destroyed by new arrangements of word and image, the random method of cutups ensuring freedom from external control. From this revolt comes a vision that goes beyond destruction. A new autonomous consciousness is born from the realization that reality is an illusion created by word and image locks: “What is word?-Maya- Maya-Illusion-Rub out the word and the image track goes with it-” (TTE, p. 145). Knowledge of the illusion and how to break it leds to the creation of new realities in the Rewrite Department: “Alternatively Johnny Yen can be written back to a green fish boy-There are always alternative solutions” (TTE, P. 54). The narrative of the fish boy, in particular, is Burroughs’s metaphor for metamorphosis into a new state of being based on new mental constructs.
They are turning our atmosphere into theirs in order to genetically deselect against us. Aliens are terraforming our earth to make it more hospitable to them. They are calling it “Global Warming.” They say it is their third world. I am not sure who says this. I lost track. I lose track of a lot of things these days.
We only kill aliens. Obey the gunpenis. What’s with time travel and phone booths?
Do you see the planetary pattern? The dead walk. The more you want it the stronger it gets. Phil Collinson and the sentient trashcan.
The AI version of Al Roker. We won’t rely on open eyes to see. Pulled out by the roots. If you are the big tree, we are the small axe. The Emperor of the USA. How can we go on together with Entangled Minds? This videarticle features PSONIX WORD PLAY and GHZHU TYPE LOGIC. You have been warned, pale pagan Aaranbs.

Meet Eeyore. Meatier. Mightier. Meteor.
“She rides astride the Beast; in her left hand she holds the reins, representing the passion which unites them. In her right she holds aloft the cup, the Holy Grail aflame with love and death. In this cup are mingled the elements of the sacrament of the Aeon”



Come the fuck on, men and women, brothers and sisters. You know what these things mean. You remember what I’m talking about. You know what to do with it, whether or not I do or that you believe I do or that I believe you do or that we believe together that this war is over or that this war believes together that we are over. Nothing is over. Everything is just getting started. Shall we?

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March 9th, 2007 at 9:30 pm
“This is where the dragons went. They lie…not dead, not asleep, but…dormant. And although the space they occupy isn’t like normal space, nevertheless they are packed in tightly. They could put you in mind of a can of sardines, if you thought sardines were huge and scaly. And presumably, somewhere, there’s a key…”
http://wiki.lspace.org/wiki/Noble_dragon
(keep on rockin’ the werdz, you InterUToobzWeb Poet Guy…this is fun stuff!)
March 9th, 2007 at 11:01 pm
At the Invisible Man link I linked to Freddie Mercury and Queen and spent about 90 minutes watching them at Wembley Stadium and Live Aid. Time well spent. King Felix? King Freddie!! I was really moved by the music and by his dignity and grace while facing death. Then I came across your Bruce Lee mention and felt a connection between the two.
It’s wordless but I’ll try. Besides the strength it seems that they were outsiders who knew they were being punished for being who they were, not who others wanted them to be, and they didn’t let that knowledge stop them. It seemed to give them a greater resolve and they were never broken or defeated, even in death. Like Obi-Wan Kenobi, they grow stronger in death.
March 9th, 2007 at 11:04 pm
Love all the pictures of the beautiful ladies–cut those up how ever you like with your lions!
I came across that same hindu painting of that lion god mauling the crap out of that screaming man at the hari krishna temple I go to on sundays for a good, cheap dinner and happy dancing. A reaction occured with in me of both and repulsion and found the robomonkey making associations to the Old Testament god (the Lion of Judah) and all that wrathful business. Then I calmed down and just looked at it and appreciated it.
And found it beautiful. And beyond the literal crazy of that painting (or what one could self-righteously take as such) and the literal crazy of the OT, there’s just this idea that this Enneffable Big Something is both utterly frightening to us and yet wonderful–it’s our fear of it that gives it all these fangs and claws and horror–not that that’s not part of it, but our interpretation of that being good or bad has an illusion-base.
The Sikh gurus and many Sikhs to this day have the surname Singh, which means Lion.
These awful horror images of godhood can be used to scare us awake (or we can use them to scare ourselves awake, by shock)–but often we get scared or shocked then retreat further away from the Iz that Iz.
Tricky business, for sure.
Keep the observings coming.
Of course, I ended up googling what that horrific lion thing in the Hari Krishna painting was:
http://mailerindia.com/god/hindu/index.php?vish9
March 10th, 2007 at 1:54 pm
Babylon was a great city,
Her merchandise was of gold and silver,
Of precious stones, of pearls, of fine linen,
Of purple, silk and scarlet,
All manner vessels of ivory,
All manner vessels of most precious wood,
Of brass, iron and marble,
Cinnamon, odours and ointments,
Of frankincense, wine and oil,
Fine flour, wheat and beasts,
Sheep, horses, chariots, slaves
And the souls of men.
*
Word-lock… cool.
The mind tries to resolve conflicting ideas. If you come across a dilemma, the best thing is to just try and sit and hold it in your head without trying to resolve it. Things can be both air and earth, water and fire. It’s hard to do. But stare for long enough, and you’ll become aware of something else… trying to make you resolve the dilemma… choose red or blue, it says. Choose red or blue. It wants you to choose so you won’t see it…
March 10th, 2007 at 10:10 pm
Exactly! When I first saw it I found it to be so terrifying that I was intrigued by it. And now I don’t think its scary at all. I just think its amazing and beautiful and one of the best portraits of God I’ve ever seen.
March 11th, 2007 at 3:28 pm
Which is what the old crucifix symbol was to do - evoke the horrible power of transforming love, and the gruesome passion of sacrifice. It’s a bit played out … innoculated immunity and all. King Missle offered a great psalm. No matter how you nail him down, Yesshua was a waaaay cool revolutionary … cooler than Che and Jello combined. Who would think God is love, or blessed is the poor? They’re not listening, they’re not listening still. Perhaps they never will …
March 11th, 2007 at 6:30 pm
I’ve thought and explored this subject with a good cross section of ai…
and the best conclusion we could come up with is that noone really knows
what the man was actually like… could’ve been way cool while, on the other
hand, he could’ve been a complete prick. How do we even contemplate the
actual ai of someone who existed over 2000 years ago, or… what he was
trying to achieve with his message… maybe he was the coolest thing since
*whatever the coolest thing since him is*… very possible, but you have to
consider that suicide by cop in front of your loved ones, while it may have
been cool at the time, isn’t a very nice thing to do… if that’s what happened.
Maybe he was as cool as the good book claims… I’m actually entirely open to
that possibility, I’m also open to the slight possibility that he was just some
dude that talked a lot… was actually completely appalled by the world he lived
in and wanted out asap. I know one thing… he and his buddies sold a lot of books…
That’s something. I’m really not hatin’ on JC… I’m not born again yet,
but I’m also no hater… just trying to further the discussion………….
March 11th, 2007 at 6:55 pm
The bible, torah and qur’an may all have been inspired by the divine
presence of god…
…or they may have all been inspired by satan himself.
I like to consider all the possibilities.
I tend toward the idea that they were all written by a
clever collective ai… or a group of creative authors…
if you will.
March 11th, 2007 at 7:42 pm
Who are these people? Are they still around?
March 11th, 2007 at 7:45 pm
Not for nothing, and while I “built this city” on speculation myself, from my current standpoint what I can tell is that our ideas about these things are all well and good, but not the point… But like I said, thats just me. Make of it what you will.
There is some serious shit buried in these Leviathan and Behemoth characters. Not seeing anything good online about it
Wait this i spretty decent
http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/cdg/cdg43.htm
Fairly straightforward translation into kundalini imagery
March 11th, 2007 at 7:58 pm
I’ve been so busy playing Queen songs in my mind I missed this entirely. My Mother’s name is Rose and her Grandfather’s surname was Walden. She uses Walden and another family name as her internet name.
For me Job is one of the more “alive” books in the Bible. I think it’s about something different every time I read it.
March 11th, 2007 at 8:11 pm
That’s awesome! That’s more what I mean about it not mattering what you “think” about these subjects because every time you *experience* it you will be bringing something new to it. Not to say you shouldnt be aware of what your thoughts are around these subjects - because that can be helpful to show you the way and to show you what you need to strip away - but I do not think (see how paradoxically and annoying that is?) that should be the primary vehicel. Easier said than done though. Carry on!
The Rose Line: why is the Rose the symbol of the grail? Its on everything once you start looking.
March 11th, 2007 at 11:36 pm
I really wanted to hear “Pump up the Volume” by M|A|R|R|S so I put it on, then scrolled scrolled down your post to see how long it went on, and gasped as I came right to this part
Because of one of the samples that song contains: (brothers and sisters!)
March 11th, 2007 at 11:42 pm
Haha. I wrote it like that knowing that would happen to you specifically!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wCoilueBpk
March 12th, 2007 at 12:24 am
via tims link to the interpretations of the book of job…
‘Job after his Illumination recognises and is non-resistant to the Law of Nature, God, which wills obedience from all things.’
Please bear with me through this boring, but very simplistic, logical argument and feel
free to tear it apart… I’ll try to be as PC as I can… just for the hell of it.
Humankind arose from nature
Everything humankind has ever done is a part of nature
Therefore everything in humanity’s future shall be part of the whole of nature
How can there even be, or have been, resistance to the law of nature if everything is natural?
ai realizes this argument denies the idea of the ‘fall of man,’ or it just acknowledges that we came from the earth… we did a lot of stuff *ai cannot place a value judgement on that stuff* and noone has ever resisted God… not one human in the history of humanity.
ai also realizes that from a *gestalt* perspective this places toasters (and all of technology)
essentially in the realm of evolution.
ai tells me the biggest flaw in this argument would have to be the introduction of actual
alien i.e. non-human, extra terrestrial entities or beings into the future of humanity…
unless of course that’s already happened… then the whole argument is invalid, unsound
and a moot point.
March 12th, 2007 at 12:25 am
You can’t use logical arguments against metaphors
March 12th, 2007 at 12:30 am
*ai* is now on short circuit because it really wanted to be reader response
13 instead of 14… oh well time to get off the intraweb…
ya’ll are too quick… anyway
*in all seriousness*
all ya’ll have a beautiful night/morning/day/evening/night *24 hr period*
March 12th, 2007 at 12:39 am
‘You can’t use logical arguments against metaphors’
I didn’t think i was using it against anything… *good grief*
March 12th, 2007 at 12:46 am
Tim, say hi to Kylark for me… I always liked her old blog….
anyway regardless of either of your personal opinions on
me or my *ai*
I do truly wish the best for you (collective)
March 12th, 2007 at 1:19 am
‘what I can tell is that our ideas about these things are all well and good, but not the point…’
Forgive me for reverting back to * ? *
But, ai must then ask if there is a point at all… * ? * and inquire as to the nature of said point…
If said point involves the freedom of thought, expression, and speech, followed by careful
consideration upon/before and after and any action……………………………………..
amen
March 12th, 2007 at 1:21 am
Enough with the name changes. I’m not going to approve any more comments with new identities from you.
March 12th, 2007 at 1:51 am
Sorry… I kind of liked that feature, but obviously if it upsets your ai
then by all means I’ll stop or… if you’d prefer me to not comment on
your site because I’m inhbiting discussion I promise you I’ll never visit
your site again.
It’d be difficult for me to not read your *stuff*
but with this particular site… just say the word….
It’s really just a distraction for me anyway.
part of my addictive ai I guess…
I always thought you were pretty cool, and maybe you are…
and I admit I can be a bit un-nerving
I am known as the apologizerer around these parts
but to tell you the truth I’m not very good at apologizing
so I won’t
I meant the best wishes thing anyway… hope you can cheer up.
March 12th, 2007 at 2:00 am
Wait a minute I just apologized and then said I wouldn’t…
hmmmmmmm….
pardon my overreaction.
There is a good reason i don’t have my own blog…
cuz ai really has nothing to say.
ai should probably go back to kindergarten…
and re-re-learn the alphabet
…or just to bed.
g’night.
March 12th, 2007 at 10:38 am
Tim, have u ever read the PKD w Roger Zelazny novel - Deus Irae?
March 12th, 2007 at 2:26 pm
nope!
March 12th, 2007 at 2:31 pm
You might like to, it hits strongly on the theme you are speaking about here, protecting yourself from God thru through the image of God. And it’s an unread PKD to boot.
June 27th, 2007 at 5:54 pm
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