Thursday, February 28, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
Chicken, chicken chicken: Chicken chicken chicken
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Saturday, February 23, 2008
Friday, February 22, 2008
Poetic Spam
I recieved a fantastic email today. Some really interesting poetry:
"small and furry disappeared among the stalks. He looked startled at my tone, put it back on the table and turned I-
Yes. The coded radio built into your jaw can reach the receiver and I jumped about, hands raised in defense. Lowered them and waited as I dropped into a chair while I waited for beneficence to take place"
The amazing thing is that this was a spam email for Viagra. Who says the spammers aren't artists?
"small and furry disappeared among the stalks. He looked startled at my tone, put it back on the table and turned I-
Yes. The coded radio built into your jaw can reach the receiver and I jumped about, hands raised in defense. Lowered them and waited as I dropped into a chair while I waited for beneficence to take place"
The amazing thing is that this was a spam email for Viagra. Who says the spammers aren't artists?
Monday, February 18, 2008
I have a mancrush on Will Ferrell
Did you know that sweat is caused by millions of tiny sweat glands dropping a deuce?
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Dreams
I am fascinated by dreams. Often they are so enjoyable that I long to sleep all the time. For the past year, I haven't dreamt. I've been switching medications, trying to find the right one for me and the process has played havoc in a lot ways. I started a new medicine and I think I am starting to dream again. But, thats a story for another day. This is a recount of one dream I had about 6 years ago.
It was my senior year in college. I had some pretty bad heartburn for a couple of months (my notorious eating habits started finally catching up with me). There was a very real feeling of pain in my chest for a while. One afternoon I lay down on the couch to take a nap. It must have been a weekend. I had the most vivid dream that I was laying on that very couch. I started to claw at my heart and rip the flesh away. As I dug down to the heart, I could see my ribs and blood everywhere. I found my heart and pulled it out. At the bottom, was a huge black mass. I pulled it off and threw it across the room.
I woke up drenched in sweat. The couch was literally soaked. After I oriented myself, I realized that the heartburn was gone. I could breath deeply and there was nothing. It was if I reached in and pulled out the pain.
Now, I don't believe an anything supernatural. This was just a dream that stuck with me. Pain is just a sensation interpreted by our brains, and somehow this particular pain stopped.
Anyways, I don't know exactly how to wrap up this story. I'll just say that I hope my dreams come back.
It was my senior year in college. I had some pretty bad heartburn for a couple of months (my notorious eating habits started finally catching up with me). There was a very real feeling of pain in my chest for a while. One afternoon I lay down on the couch to take a nap. It must have been a weekend. I had the most vivid dream that I was laying on that very couch. I started to claw at my heart and rip the flesh away. As I dug down to the heart, I could see my ribs and blood everywhere. I found my heart and pulled it out. At the bottom, was a huge black mass. I pulled it off and threw it across the room.
I woke up drenched in sweat. The couch was literally soaked. After I oriented myself, I realized that the heartburn was gone. I could breath deeply and there was nothing. It was if I reached in and pulled out the pain.
Now, I don't believe an anything supernatural. This was just a dream that stuck with me. Pain is just a sensation interpreted by our brains, and somehow this particular pain stopped.
Anyways, I don't know exactly how to wrap up this story. I'll just say that I hope my dreams come back.

