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Bus Ride Conspiracy

Just watched this movie Otis. The Great Curve played in it. Pretty cool, considering that and the film itself. I rode the bus home the other day. I was supposed to tonight but didn't. There's more to stories, like this recording, but I'm not gonna type it now; I'm tired. Talking Heads are pretty.

Just (another)

I told you I'd skip a few days. I was planning on posting all of these in order of recording, but I don't think anybody wants to listen to Holy Kids four days in a row. This will be more entertaining. I love this song. It's about being frustrated and a lack of ability to communicate as the cause. Letterbomb is a good song. I remembered that recently thanks in part to Tyler.

Holy Kids, part 2

Today a manager at work implied to me that he (and admin) would rather me do a half-assed job closing and leave more according to an average time rather than performing a great job and leaving the place very clean as usual. I was rather offended, and realized I'm falling into place in the storybook life I live which is Atlas Shrugged, with names and vocations changed to protect the innocent. It's a "they go or I go" mentality, and I'm wondering now if we are destined to be great or if we're just to believe that we're destined to be great, to believe that we are truly fighting the good fight (without fighting) as those who annoy me would say, and that we're stuck at the bottom of this. Where are you thought police? I'm right where you want me, and I'll never be moved. It's your perfect plan, and each of these letters completes it. Nothing I can do can change anything ever at all. In the grand scheme of things. Everything I do will directly influence myself and those around me. Selfishness rules, but in a PTA sort of way. Holy Kids, part 2

Holy Kids, part 1

Since I found out today that right now Lent is happening as I type, I will kick off 2009 with the "holy kids" series, which brings Capitalist heights to the realm of children, without fantasy nor imagination, but in regards to probability, worth and blind faith. If any of readers follow this blog/podcast at all, I apologize for the lack of posts during the first portion of 2009. I am currently uploading a large collection of field recordings which are to be published daily (maybe I'll take a day a week off...call it a "stoner's week" akin to "baker's dozen") until they run out. By then maybe I'll have something else. Holy Kids, part 1