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offline bogala from NYC (United States) on 2006-03-09 19:33 [#01856550]
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Sorry. Comfort of the womb and all.


I'm drunk,..really drunk...Mind vomit.....I had a beautiful
time as a child on a farm from 2 to 6 years of age. My
parents were hippies. Well, sorta hippies. Not store bought
like you see today. It was prior to the time I discovered
the ugliness of adults. It was prior to the time of store
bought hippies. It was prior to the moment you discover the
adults around you are less grown up than yourself (everyone
but your parents; although they are child like) . Oh, never
let your parents or //friends// join a religious cult. They
are only full of swindlers, fools, drug addicts, pedos and
thieves and the occasionally good intentioned person
(parents). This was the moment my fairytale of a childhood
stopped. I'm still trying to figure out if 2-6 is a
beautiful time for everyone and it gets progressively shit
from there on or my fairytale truly ended through external
changes. Feast and famine was a frequently used term in my
home. I don't know what I'm writing, really. I guess my
early childhood was a precious time for me. In'case you
haven't guessed. I had no concept of money. No understanding
of the pressures (in bold) that our society slips itself
into our subconscious. I was going to go on about how I
envied rich children that had it all handed to them.
Children that had my farm all they're lives, but I've known
some of those kids and they weren't exactly ecstatic with
life. We can create our own happiness, I suppose. Desire for
acceptance is the true killer of happiness. Is it me? Or has
Eddie Murphy really mellowed out in his later years. Like,
really mellowed out. Have you noticed how intensely
patronizing TV has become? My name is Earl? Wow,
patronizing. Do you know how many people in the usa are like
the people in this show and how many people in the show are
not actual rednecks in real life? It is an extremely
American show, though. Good god (it's on my tv, btw) soooo
American. I can't explain it. Its blue states making TV for
red states and it's so obvio


 

offline bogala from NYC (United States) on 2006-03-09 19:35 [#01856551]
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us. The longer life goes on the more you appreciate the
people you really connect with. We are all vessels. Our own
little worlds. Our own little pallets of colors. Some colors
mix with other colors, but these colors are from an infinite
swatch. Especially if you are a gasp "individual"..


 

offline redrum from the allman brothers band (Ireland) on 2006-03-09 19:47 [#01856552]
Points: 12878 Status: Addict



whoa..


 

offline r40f from qrters tea party on 2006-03-09 19:50 [#01856554]
Points: 14210 Status: Regular



oh. hi, bogala.


 

offline bogala from NYC (United States) on 2006-03-09 20:17 [#01856562]
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My "redroom". This farm house had a red room with really low
ceilings and I'd watch sesame street and when they called
out my number (age) I would shout down to my mother who was
usually cleaning in the kitchen, :mom, mom, it's 5 today,
today is number 5!!)...These silly memories bring tears to
my eys.


 

offline Q4Z2X on 2006-03-09 20:37 [#01856576]
Points: 5264 Status: Lurker



There are times, however, and this is one of them, when even
being right feels wrong. What do you say, for instance,
about a generation that has been taught that rain is poison
and sex is death? If making love might be fatal and if a
cool spring breeze on any summer afternoon can turn a
crystal blue lake into a puddle of black poison right in
front of your eyes, there is not much left except TV and
relentless masturbation. It's a strange world. Some people
get rich and others eat shit and die. Who knows? If there is
in fact, a heaven and a hell, all we know for sure is that
hell will be a viscously overcrowded version of Phoenix- a
clean well lighted place full of sunshine and bromides and
fast cars where almost everybody seems vaguely happy, except
those who know in their hearts what is missing.... And being
driven slowly and quietly into the kind of terminal
craziness that comes with finally understanding that the one
thing you want is not there. Missing. Back-ordered. No
tengo. Vaya con dios. Grow up! Small is better. Take what
you can get.... Maybe there is no heaven. Or maybe this is
pure gibberish- a product of the demented imagination of a
lazy drunken hillbilly with a heart full of hate who has
found out a way to live out there where the real winds blow-
to sleep late, have fun, get wild, drink whisky, and drive
fast on empty streets with nothing in mind except falling in
love and not getting arrested.... Res ipsa loquitur. Let the
good times roll."


 

offline Q4Z2X on 2006-03-09 20:37 [#01856577]
Points: 5264 Status: Lurker | Followup to Q4Z2X: #01856576



by hunter s. of course


 

offline bogala from NYC (United States) on 2006-03-09 20:43 [#01856581]
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Is the mind a computer or a ghost? I don't know. No one
knows. Except hunter , maybe,


 

offline epohs from )C: on 2006-03-09 20:45 [#01856582]
Points: 17620 Status: Lurker



very thoughest thread.


 

offline r40f from qrters tea party on 2006-03-09 20:45 [#01856583]
Points: 14210 Status: Regular | Followup to bogala: #01856581



oh gosh, it's gotta be a ghost.


 

offline -V- from Ensenada Drive on 2006-03-09 21:18 [#01856607]
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This scares me...


 


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