Is anybody there?I can tell when I've been blogging too much, because it starts to seem like nobody else is, when in reality I've just gone into overdrive or something
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Quote for the Timebeing:
“If Jesus Christ came back, and saw what was being done in His name, He'd never stop throwing up.”
words spoken by Max von Sydow in Woody Allan's “Hannah and Her Sisters”.
“If Jesus Christ came back, and saw what was being done in His name, He'd never stop throwing up.”
words spoken by Max von Sydow in Woody Allan's “Hannah and Her Sisters”.
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7 comments:
echo,echo,echo...
WV: "uncess" Is that the opposite of "success?"
I think "blocess" is the opposite of "success".
How do you suppose "uncess" relates to "recess"?
Seriously, sitemeter is logging tumbleweeds.
I'm here dude! Just busy making my new play.
Funny you should say that Daniel, because yesterday there were three hits from the UK in a row. Of course, two of them were somebody looking at my I-pod post (the image - which seems to be lost now - brings'em in). I thought the other one might have been you though.
word verification: "regicate" = teaching the plebes to venerate their betters.
you have been on a roll, man. Good to see. Working on getting another vid put together at El Picayune and Monkeyeggs, the editing of the video shoot of 'Hobo Layer Cake' is taking waay too long, first time I'm editing a live actor with two camera angles and multiple takes. Yah, I'm still here, and in a way it's kinda cool to be referred to as a tumbleweed...might have to run with that a bit...
that and I really need to get back to laying into some writing, waxing nostalgic about it...reverting to the 'handle' helps, no repurcussions at the day job that way and no hate mail to some poor bastard that happens to have my real name...
Yeah, the work repercussions are my big worry, both my current job and any future one. Thus the studied avoidance at putting my real name and my nom de guerre anyplace that it can be googled together.
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