Gender: Male
Status: Single
Age: 26
Sign: Aries
City: Harrisburg
State: Pennsylvania
Country: US
Signup Date: 10/3/2005
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
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Current mood:  catalyzed
Category: Life
at my bank, on the wall by the door, there is a glass case housing a ski mask, money bag, and a hand gun. next to the case hangs a sign that reads "break glass in case of bank robbery".
the owner either has a sense of humor. or hates his employees?
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Sunday, December 07, 2008
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Current mood:  blah
Category: Life
gilligan drove at a pace slower than the posted limit; his eyes were focused on the road. he fumbled at the radio controls and a drop of sweat near his left temple marked the discipline and concentration here-employed. he managed the dial into a position that the broadcast flowed through his speakers, but kept the levels just enough so as to not be distracted by the grating lack of noise. a minute or two would go by and he would again long for the silence of desolation and once more blindly reach out to affect the state of audio affairs, cringing for a moment at the sound caused by the controls slipping, at first, in the wrong direction before darting into abrupt silence; though the vibration lingered, and gilligan let his window a crack. sweat alternately clung to him and rolled off him, and the cool air both pierced and solaced him the way an abusive mother kisses her child.
gilligan took the approaching turn slowly and let the wheel slip coyly through his hands, the wheel catching on his skin and jerking the car around the corner. there was gilligan's house; he drove passed, even speeding up a little as he went. the sweat was back and the underside of his legs felt awkward against the damp seat and his sweaty mesh shorts. he scratched at them, but it brought no relief; it was as to laying in the grass without a shirt. thinking of this, gilligan's back began to itch, and right at that spot in the center that is next to impossible to reach.
he snapped back into it in time to realize he had made it passed the house, and he was approaching diller street. he came to an uneasy stop; remembered to flash his signal, if not a little too late, and made the turn. gilligan turned fully onto the street and was startled to see a police officer parked in the middle of the street as if to create a roadblock. there was a woman standing next to the officer outside the cruiser. gilligan slowed his approach and his tight jaw twitched and pulled at his face. should he turn the car around and speed off? should he surrender?
gilligan grasped the door handle and gave the engine a final rev to slightly bump up his cruising speed. his eyes fixated on the two figures perched at the police cruiser, and then he did something (i'm sure, at least) that neither of them expected. the door flew open and gilligan jumped out and ran. the car continued along its inertiatic path, pummeling the cruiser as the officer and woman jumped out of the way. the woman took off after gilligan.
gilligan was small and quick, but his mother had much longer legs and was quite agile herself, allowing her to easily catch up with him. she grabbed him just as the police officer caught up with them. gilligan's mother raised a fist to her son, but stopped to look back at the officer. they made eye contact and a wave of understanding passed between them. the officer slowly turned and looked the other way; as gilligan's mother beat the shit out of her son right there on their neighbor's lawn. "give me the taser." the officer turned around, a mild look of fleeting horror on his face, and his eyes met the mothers again. "give me the taser," she insisted again. the policeman's conscience almost got the better of him, but he allowed his hand to slip to his side, unlatched the taser and handed it to the frantic woman. he turned his back again and just as he heard gilligan plea, "don't tase me bro", and an electrical charge followed by a piercing scream, the officer was able to reconcile what he had allowed knowing that seven year olds shouldn't be out driving the family car around, even if it is their birthday.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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Current mood:  calm
Category: Travel and Places
at a press conference in canada today, it was announced that the province of prince edward island is changing its name to an unpronouncable symbol.
but you can refer to it simply as the island formerly known as prince edward island.
also, with this, i am reserving the right to the name "campaign for the children" for any creative ventures i see fit.
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Saturday, November 01, 2008
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Current mood:  nostalgic
Category: Writing and Poetry
the poet that i am, i have collected two brilliant pieces of verse (my definitive collection, i would say) for you to enjoy without having to look all over the place; they're both right here!
sex with you sex with you is like a plum i mean, my penis is like a plum in that it always comes out of your pussy swollen and purple i am afraid that you have aids please don't shoot the messenger
the challenge freeman makes totally awesome crafts from popsicle sticks and rapes with kindness the innately pessimistic freeman is slow to work and quick to the dinner table...
his penis is a tsunami housed in a fake can of peanut brittle and you can play his clavicle like a violin, this i assure you he doesn't own, he rents but maintains proper renter's insurance (or does he?!)
the microwave radiates for him at the mere push of a button butter melts in it he takes the leftover waste before him and employs it to grease the pan he is most certain to utilize
who will eat these muffins? who will help me bake this bread?
let's do this more often let's do this again you're like an acquaintance which is much like a friend
like a friend
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Friday, April 11, 2008
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Current mood:  bouncy
Category: Romance and Relationships
ok! everyone! check this out! this is this month's edition of blog duels! my competitor is the ever nefarious minerva von peanut butter! my entry is here (as in here, you're already here), her entry is here, and the page on which you can vote is here! so read up and go vote! the topic is "i know kung fu". well, it's not exactly a topic. it is a point of ponderance.
"why is the subway stopping?" kate asked aloud. she took off her headphones. "this isn't a stop."
there was only one other person on the train with her. [chirp] it was inaudible. well, it was unintelligible. apparently the other man on the train understood it. he held the phone to his mouth, pushed a button and spoke. "ok, that sounds good--"
"this isn't a stop." the man looked up from his adult walkie-talkie conversation, and kate was right in front of him, looking at him. "hello."
he addressed the phone again, "hey, i'll get back in touch with you. something is going on here." he looked at her and sort of stared through her.
"hey." she put her hand on his shoulder and shook him, "hey!" he snapped back to it, "what is going on?" she asked again. [chirp] something garbled, again. the man presumably understood, but didn't answer this time. "doesn't that annoy you?"
"i'm sorry?"
"that stupid chirping noise, doesn't it bother you? it's so piercing and...what's the word...unnecessary." she laughed. he laughed too. his wits about him, he was very attracted to her.
"oh, that. you don't even notice it after awhile."
"you may not notice it," she paused. " i, on the other hand, notice it everywhere i go. to say i find it annoying would be," she looked up as if she was picking her words from the air, "an unsatisfactory expression of my infliction." they both laughed again, together. really, they giggled; i guess i'll be honest. the train jerked forward once, and they were suddenly both reminded that they had both forgotten they were captive in a stalled tram.
startled, kate had shrieked, "what will we do?" she pleaded.
"i know kung fu," the man said bluntly and stifled a smile.
kate looked at him and smiled. "i don't think we'll be needing that."
"well, i just meant if some guy comes running through here with a gun and a bag of money. like in a movie or something." they smiled at eachother. "you look like you feel safer."
"do i?" she laughed, "you're right, i do. i feel safe from the dennis hoppers of the world." [chirp] some muddled nonsense came through the man's phone again. "what did they say about the train?"
"i didn't hear anything about the train," the man said to her. he seemed agitated. into the phone he said, "hey, i can't understand you. i'm going to have to hit you back later."
"yes, he did. he said something about the train, 'hey bro, i have to get this train moving,' or something like that. i know i heard it."
[chirp] "later's no good. this thing's got to move now" the train began to move again.
the two stood there in silence for what seemed like minutes but was only seconds. "what was that about?" she insisted.
the man started to say something. well, he started to say a bunch of things. at once. and then he stopped and sighed. "my brother drives this train, and when i saw you i chirped him and had him stall the train out so we'd have something to talk about."
he stopped there and let it ring. that sounded reasonable, right? not too self-implicating. well, he had to break the silence, at least.
"i know kung fu," he said and smiled cautiously.
"fuck you," kate turned around to return to her seat and wait out the rest of the ride.
she put her headphones back on. had she not had her mpthree player, it could have made for quite an awkward ride, she thought. just then her batteries died, but she sat there and pretended to listen to music, anyway, and promptly got off at the next stop even though it was five stops away from her own. she hissed at the man as she exited, and then waited for the next train to come along. men are fucking assholes, seriously.
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Monday, March 31, 2008
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Current mood:  fabulous
Category: Life
ok, no patent pending here or anything. i guess i’ll just hope that no one beats me to development, but i had to share this with everyone immediately. i’ve invented a great new er uh invention that allows women to pee standing up. it’s called the uris-straw, and it’s basically a tube that you affix to your urethra (or anyone’s urethra for that matter. you can even plug each end of the uris-straw into two different urethras and have a pissing match if you’d like!). maybe you’re thinking: you mean a catheter? the answer is: no, i don’t mean a catheter. while it may be eerily similar to a catheter, the uris-straw comes in a variety of vibrant colors or pastels, and is available in any length or gauge. it actually works just like a real penis! also, already in development is a new uris-straw that actually looks like a real penis! you’ll never have to sit down to go to the bathroom again. imagine the other benefits of uris-straw. in addition to the various lengths already available, we also offer the extender tube. with the extender tube, you can pass urine directly into the bathroom toilet, all the way from your living room without missing your stories! or you can pee on people yards away, should it be your prerogative to do so (and in the near future, miles away)! plus the wider-gauge uris-straw is perfect for anyone with a case of diarrhea or individuals who subsist solely on laxatives. i’m going to rummage through some trash around the city tonight; the uris-straw ought to be in production by tomorrow. comment below to reserve one for you or a friend. or for you and a friend. in fact for roommates, we have a dual-head uris-straw, with two inputs and only one output to cut down on stream traffic around the toilet bowl area. or if you live by yourself, but have two bathrooms*, you can reverse the dual-heads to make them dual-ends, and pee in two toilets at the same time! the possibilities are endless**! get yours today***!
*viable also for 1.5 bathrooms **virtually endless ***tomorrow
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Friday, March 14, 2008
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Current mood:  bored
Category: Blogging
my opinion is right, yours is a lie. i don’t know if it’s supposed to be worded so awkwardly. my opinion is right, yours is wrong. mine is correct, yours is incorrect, maybe? i don’t know. it’s not really a topic, is it? anyway, i’m feeling overly pessimistic and stagnant today; so i’m going to find it hard to enjoy this. but this is allegedly for the blog duels competition this month. my opponent operates here, the group is located here. read this, then read dude’s, then vote. please.
sooooo....my opinion is right, yours is a lie. i don’t know where to start. but here is a question i have. why is it illegal for a girl under the age of eighteen to be naked in a movie, but it is not illegal for a girl over eighteen to portray a girl under eighteen in a movie, and be naked?
and that’s about all i’ve got. i know what you’re thinking, that wasn’t even funny. you’re right, it wasn’t. but it is peculiar, at least. and peculiar can be a synonym for funny.
there. i hope you’re as bored as i am.
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Friday, March 07, 2008
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Current mood:  adventurous
Category: Religion and Philosophy
some people maintain that the holocaust never happened. i take it a step further; i don't believe that the holocaust museum exists.
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Thursday, March 06, 2008
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Current mood:  distractable
Category: Life
find it necessary to face eachother during conversation?
or do they just sit side-by-side and face forward? that would be pretty weird to see, wouldn't it?
it would look like two people using a blue tooth headset. except, did you ever notice that when people use blue tooth they lean forward more than usual?
or if the two blind people were on a park bench, it would look like two undercover agents exchanging sensitive data.
"welcome agent. have a seat and keep looking straight ahead. move your mouth as little as possible. we're just two stangers enjoying a nice day at the park. now, did you bring the suitcase..."
you get the idea...
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Monday, March 03, 2008
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Current mood:  breezy
Category: Life
if i was an 1890s vaudeville comedian who moonlighted as a mad scientist, and i invented a time machine and went forward in time to 2008, tenuously familiarized myself with the present culture, and tried my hand at twenty-first century standup, these would certainly be excerpted from my act in the morning newspaper:
this weekend, i was shopping at a hardware store. i was in need of a decorative mirror for my decorative bathroom. i asked one of the attendants where they kept the mirrors. he instructed me to take a right turn into aisle fifteen, go all the way passed the paint swatches, and stop when i see myself.
i met a palestinian woman in a bar over the weekend. i took her back to my room, but she turned out to be a prostitute. it was three hundred dollars* for intercourse, one hundred dollars* for oral sex, or fifty dollars* for a gaza striptease.
my friend filled a new prescription for klonopin (clonazepam) this weekend and gave me one to try. before i took it, i did a little research and found out some alarming things about klonopin. i went to my friend with my concerns, stating that he should be careful because i read that klonopin is potentially addictive and can i get another one?
*prostitutes only cost money if you don't kill them afterward.
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