notsohighlyevolved

notsohighlyevolved

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Rich girl never uses her alarm clock because she never has to get up, she never has to go to work, the most she might have to do is go to uni which she makes sure is always on later in the day. She always used to call me at 10 in the morning still asleep and unsure of herself, still finding the voice of the day, and I always used to find that sexy - that gene

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Love your poetry. I like the disjunction, how the words will never be neighbours, just tenents in a highrise apartment. Keep on writing. Marco

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Consciousness breeds alienation. Sound familiar. Phenomenology presents difficulties when we want to connect with anything outside of our own consciousness. In fact it makes it ALL consciousness. This makes the aprehension of art as a social aesthetic problematic. It makes it too much like autoeroticism. Let me change the aspect baby, ohhhhh yeah.

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I'm sorry people. Muggaz got it right. It was all Mig's fault I can all give you an inside tip. Never go for a girl who is rich, spoilt, polymorphously perverse, alternates between being sexually dominant and sexually submissive, eats at restraunts everyday because of her "standards" and has a really, really bad case of boderline personality disorder. Go to an

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I am VERY angry! Every morsel of information devoured. To have people running of writing columns about trifling little incidents. To have personal details batered about like trading cards. WOW Does this mean I'm a celebrity? Be back soon. I'm going to get the shot gun

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In Australia we have the rounds system. We both buy each other rounds, crawl out of the bar broke. Here in Australia, if one suffers, we all suffer. Both in the fiscal and neuronal sense. When in bars we are very egalitarian

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I'll tell you about the alarm clock incident some other time Gothic. Promise. It's such a long story and it involves nastiness. like...ahem...alarm clocks. Cough.

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Gothic Impulse: Notice the question mark. I haven't learned yet. I'm still waiting for that special someone to come along and slap it out of me. Sally Jacobs: We could start a sleep deprivation club and then we would understand everything. It would only be a matter of convincing the men in white that it's all "true". Bed becons. I am soooo ashamed. 11:30pm and time has defeated me. Soon I'll be wearing a suit and saying sir.<

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Bebel is the cause of it all. His demonic eyes following me around the room. His dead calm and unwavering facial expression. He's plotting something. i can sense it That dog is evil. evil. EVIEEEEEAL. Greywar: Yes it is. Cheap, easy and nasty. Thank god it's not addictive. Gothic Impulse: I will. When the little Leperachuan in the corner of my room decides to stop blathering about string-theo

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Didn't i say pre-school:P Besides, you were cool before you were born. other than that one time with that hair Eewwww. *in a whisper* please don't embarrase me in front of the other kids PS I still think you're up to something. You're a ringleader if ever i saw one

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Cindy Sherman is an American photographer who has been producing the famous untitled series of photos since the 70’s, since she was a young art student. This massive body of work is not one continuous series but a series of short narratives, narratives about women and the way they are looked at, represented and desired. All of it is untitled, uncredi

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I notice that the world slides off on a tangent. It could be that I haven’t slept or it could be that a new celestial body is exerting a massive gravitational pull on our meek little 3rd rock. I am leaning towards the former, because this is one fact I can be sure about, while the later is mere conjecture. But facts are getting kinda blurry…kinda fuzzy…I don’

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Super Baby, I was not comparing American revolutionists to terrorists. All i was trying to say was that given the criteria that the US is using today to classify whether an organisation or nation is a terrorist threat, if it were applied to the American revolutionaries they would have been considered terrorists. In fact the British did consider them terrorists. My point is, that to label people fighting for their independence or their

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This is starting to sound like a Mig intervention:) And it's addictive because of the people on here. The very same people that are responsible for me being up for 26 hours. Bastards:P I'm going to go to bed to dream of snow, fireplaces and Sounthern Comfort. Good night y'all

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"Evil!" Don't I know it. I'm going to pay for that one. Don't worry it's a jealousy thing. I'm not married but subconsciously i want to be.

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Blah on you for not believing in the power of lowest common denominator culture. It shall some day rule and all will bow before it....hold on...that's already happened. Once again too late with my proclamations. And now she's calling me a realist. What next - well adjusted?

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Hey Sherye, I'm happy that a minor inconvenience mutated into marriage. Small things into big things right. (Small things tend to remain small things for me, unfortunately) I guess his humour started to bore you because he kept on repeating the same damn gags. Funny the first time, mortifying the 60th. There are only a few staples of his that I stick to. If you watch his first 10 films you've pretty much watched them all. It

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No, really. All you guys are interesting. That's why I've been on here everynight since I joined, ignoring responsibility, duty and country. I've never been so interested in other people since the time I thought they were a funny, carnivorous little creatures that squeeked when threatened. And that was a long time ago.

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Thanks for your comment Joe, The fatigue levels are not doing so well in the land of M, I think i have to log off before my eyes start bleeding, back on tonight no doubt, once again - damn you all for being so damn interesting. DAMN IT

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I have never understood why Woody Allen has never been hugely successful in the States. He does it for Europe, but that just disappoints me in its confirmation of stereotype. The stories are universal and the humour always fly underneath the radar, escaping the nets that trap the quick and the clichéd. They always give you the real in the syntax of the fantas

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Thanks you both for your words, but there is no need to worry. I was writing words about words, that's all. A bit of introspection in between study bouts. I like the idea of words conspiring, of taking on a life of their own, like toys when we were children, playing under the bed at night when no one could see. I also like to think that we, who judge our own words and the words of others, are in fact being judged by

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I guess what Anathema was trying to say is that a "hand over" seems to imply that sovereignty will also be handed over. With troops still occupying the country, true sovereignty and self determination cannot exist. This hand over date would seem to be a convenient time to stop the cameras rolling and obscure the whole mess from the people back home and from memory. Anathema attempted to give a credible list of precedents for this political mo

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Damn you all. Now I have this compulsion to write. I do not think that I have anything worthy of utterance. There have always been long silences in my life. These have been the places where I do not exist, where the rest of you do not exist. There is nothing in this silence that I must protect myself from. Silence is impotent. It is unintelligible.<B

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A culture in ruin or ruins as culture: There has been a long forum thread that has been winding itself down the ages from the time of Aristotle to our age of confusion with Robert Hughes, Jean-Francois Lyotard, Derrida, and Baudrillard. It has remained remarkably consistent, it has been unswervingly on message and it has always boiled the blood of th

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I think, perhaps, that there could be a significant drop of in UFO sightings due to Reality Television addiction among aliens. We seem to be a fairly advanced species, but it seems that it is this very advancement that could be festering this attraction to the stupid and infantile in us. I would go as far as saying that there is an inverse relationship between technological progress and the desire to use the fruits of that progress f

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