Tuesday, October 19, 2004 


Kate has a lot of thinking to do... Posted by Hello

Saturday, October 16, 2004 


'Nuff Said Posted by Hello

Wednesday, October 13, 2004 


Bugoy Love Posted by Hello

 


The real-life Ernie and Bert Posted by Hello

 


After a frustrating career as a sports gear model and endorser, superstar Jammy Moreno swore only to promote products that are close to his heart Posted by Hello

Thursday, October 07, 2004 

JR Learns His Lessons No. 1


The caption reads: The worst time to propose in law school is when your intended victim is immersed in a 40-case long assignment in Negotiable Instruments Law. Setting an accomodation with her is impossible and if you insist on harrassing her, not only will she effectively render your "instrument" non-negotiable but she will send you back to your maker.

Apparantly, Celeste was able to learn the Five-Point-Palm-Exploding Scrotum Technique. Bugoys Beware... Posted by Hello

Sunday, October 03, 2004 

It's In The Cards

I've been reading the tarot for about six or seven years now. I started out with a deck I got based on my favorite RPG of all time, Mage: the Ascension (and now I've marked myself out as a complete geek), later got one done by Dave McKean of Sandman cover art fame, and actually took a Greek Myth-type deck from someone who was reporting 'strange phenomena' around it. Yes, I performed a banishing rite on them. No, don't ask me how.

The trouble is, not only do I tire out quickly doing the readings, but I also end up knowing probably too much for my own good. While I do admit a guilty sort of mad glee when I deliver bad news to people who need a wakeup call, it's a little more difficult delivering the same kind of bad news to people you don't want to burden with the knowledge. Sometimes I feel like lying about what the cards say, but I've never done it. It doesn't strike me as natural to make stuff up when the story's lying in front of you.

So I end up in sort of a privileged-communication type of fiduciary relationship with many of the people I read for. I have had more than ten times the amount of vicarious living most people probably should have.

It's all right though, I happen to like it. It's just overwhelming at times. I came close to quitting doing readings a few times, when I started to feel burdened by the knowledge of things I'd read. But considering my life seems to be one committed to 1) consuming more and more knowledge and 2) fixing things, I know better than to leave this behind. I just have to learn to deal with it better, I think.

But I probably need a break anyway.

Friday, October 01, 2004 


Jang felt an urge just before the final sequence of his posedown with Zoolander. The rest, of course, is history. Posted by Hello

 


Unfortunately, EdRo didn't make it past the Marinela casting director, so he returned to law school for another year of teasing Emil about Bej. Posted by Hello

 

Bej's Apartment #2

Having recovered her composure, Bej poses with her flatmate Trina I and a few of the roaches, Carlo, Cel, Emil, and Paula, seen here right before they scurry back to their books and readings. Posted by Hello

 

Welcome to Bej's Apartment

Bej discovers just how huge the roaches lurking outside her flat are -- and that they've come bringing good tidings, Coke Light, and Dewberry. It's too bad they can't carry even a simple tune like 'Happy Birthday'. Posted by Hello

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  • Way too many of us are now enjoying the sorts of freedoms that our 1950’s counterparts couldn’t even have dreamed of. Hell, you couldn’t even read D.H. Lawrence’s “Lady Chatterly’s Lover” back then: that’s how repressed things were! It’s easy to forget what freedoms we now enjoy, but we should try our damnedest to be aware of these freedoms, because there are a bunch of bastards on the highest rungs of the ladder who would like to deprive us of these freedoms. They’d like us all to be blind, unquestioning sheep - little cogs in the big machine that they control.
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