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Just checkin' on ma dawg, yo. How be things in yo' hood?
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Yes, things are clearer. Basically it was all in my head and I'm a bit fruity from time to time. But who isn't? At least thats what I'm telling myself anyway. Thank you for your concern, I do appreciate it. The abusive relationship has ended and though I still have to go to court over it my life has already gotten back to a normal so that I can again live the way I want to live- and I plan to be single for quite some time and think about myself only- so that I can enjoy my life again and excel in my classes. Things are looking better, I can't complain.
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βHe who joyfully marches to music in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would fully suffice. This disgrace to civilization should be done away with at once. Heroism at command, senseless brutality, and all the loathsome nonsense that goes by the name of patriotism, how violently I hate all this, how despicable and ignoble war is; I would rather be torn to shreds than be part of so base an action! It is my conviction that killing under the cloak of war is nothing but an act of murder.β
- Albert Einstein
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I adore Forest Illuminations. If you don't mind, I'd like to ask you a couple of questions sometime about what it means. Some related questions I'd like to ask you via Notes if you don't mind.
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Well when you hear the truths, you have to share them.
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Well apparently its too long...I wanted to link you! 
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Hey 
If you have MSN please add me: s18si@hotmail.com
Thanks
Regards
Sebastian
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Have you heard of The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement [link] ? It doesn't apply to you so much, but I thought you'd like to know that it exists, and that Roxy and I are both members.
Also, can you note me with a mailing address for your current residence? I have something I want to send you for the holidays.
P.S. that milk sticker rules.
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I am honored by your wonderful comment. I am extremly happy that this is what you think and your words to describe that was amazing.
You have a very interesting gallery yourself, I will check this out deeply when i can. Keep in touch.
syonic.
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the blur i was quite sure you had captured with your camera... the intensity of color in the photograph seems above-average, so i guess i assumed that you had touched it with photo-editing software. the fact that you didn't is merely that much more astounding.
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it's quite an honor to be a star in one of your dreams... I'd really be flattered if i had a cameo.
That seems like the sort of thing we'd actually do together.
except for the driving around a dupermarket. I fear I am not so great of a driver as to be able to maneuver there.
i went to the biltmore estate this weekend, it's the ultimate in decadence and a place that would hardly remind me of you- even the nature was forced to conform.
nevertheless as i am lookign at my pictures something stirs of devin in them...
the lions
the lions are for you.
i will put them up
and you should know the whole series is done in your honor
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it's interesting that you should say that. back when i first started web design, i worked almost exclusively in blue. in fact, i think i did do a design of the society page that was entirely navy and dark blue (and i was quite pleased with it at the time).
i like that oscar wilde thing, but most of all, i like "cut cut cut". perhaps there's something to that?
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San Fransico.. I'm sure that will be a wonderful place to be anything you want to be and do whatever you want to do. I've done a fair amount of moving around myself, so I hope that you find that you like it there, that the move was worth the move. I've heard that they have a great music and art scene that you can delve into. There will plenty to be submerged in.
I'm glad that you got your applications going and I hope that you will hear a reply before too much time pasess. I'm sure that something beneficial to what you desire will come to fruition and open even more doors. I recently applied for financial aid to go to University here and I was told that I would get full Pell. So I'm glad for that. There is always something just around the corner..
I'm very pleased to hear that you are finding more inner strength and peace in this strange life. It seems that it is true that once things are very bad, they can only get better which is a comforting thought. I knew that you would find a way because you're just too intelligent and sensitive not to- and you deserve it better than most. Some people don't even care to make the effort and don't feel the pain, but getting back up again builds character that is stronger than we expect it to be. It is enough, it is what we need.
*You are your shining star*
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Thanks for your comment on Ismene. To give a belated reply to your last message, yes I'm doing alright. I'm newly employed and I like my job that keeps me busy or exhausted; also been glad to be creating manipulations again. I'm considering a stock account, but deciding if I want two to keep up with is the delimma. I find that most of the stock here is completely useless. There are literally hundreds of photos that offer no substance whatsoever to work from.
Browse::Stock:Memory::Waste
How are you, my friend?
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some sweet art you have here, keep up the good work!!!
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another group of individuals slowed down to shout at me the other day. this time, i was playing frisbee with roxy on the front lawn of her school, and they slowed down to yell "hippy!" at me. i yelled back a "thank you!" as they drove off.
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i had a most interesting dream not too long ago.
you and i were at a university, as we were considering new places you could attend. it was perhaps the most magnificent place we have ever been, strong greek architecture, no ceilings whatsoever, and the hallways were full of ponds and great flowing rivers. all manners of reptiles and amphibians, even a few birds, called the college home. a great forest grew outside the building, and the entire school was built around the trees and rivers, not a single tree cut down nor river diverted to build it. the students all studied biology and philosophy, and the forest was cultivated to provide fresh organic foods to the cafeteria.
some manner of men or beast was after us, however. we never saw or mentioned them, but we knew we were being chased from afar, so we tried to escape in a single engine two man plane. however, the cargo compartments were full of oil, so we were too heavy to lift off.
then the sun disappeared, never to be seen again, and the sense of being chased from afar was replaced with the sense that the world was over. none of us could explain why, nor did we try, but we all knew no one would see a sunrise or another day again. off in the distance we saw the glimmering green cities that somehow solidified our fate, and we rode out to meet it on horseback.
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Thanks you so much for your comment on [link]
I believe it may be the most eloquent comment I've recieved.
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Hey there. Glad to hear from you again.
I'm happy to hear that your applications all got in on time. I have handed in... um... no applications! I'm returning to Wingate for the fall semester, and I guess I'll be turning in applications over the summer in order to transfer next spring. This could end up costing me an extra year in school if I don't get my nursing prerequisites completed, but it's a little late to worry about that now. I'll do what I need to do.
My semester ends in two weeks. My last wave of tests is finally over and now it's time to start studying for finals. Part of me really can't wait for the semester to end, and part of me is dreading the end. That part should really shut up though, because the semester will end whether part of me likes it or not.
Right now, I'm reading a book called American Gods by Neil Gaiman. This is the first book of Gaiman's that I've read; it was recommended to me by a friend. The story is much different than any other story I've read, but I'm really enjoying it. I bought it in November, but I never really had a lot of time to read it. I picked it up again a few weeks ago and now I'm almost done with it. If you have any recommendations, I'm open to them because I'll need a new book when I'm finished with this one.
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Okay, I just posted this message and I don't know if there's a bug with dA or what, but it's showing up blank for me right now...
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it just blows my mind.
man, it's really been a "guess what? humanity is garbage" week.
best of luck. i really hope you come out on top... you deserve it.
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how has my sexy bitch been?
Im still wating your you to take over a small nation so I have a place to move to that is acceptable.
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Keon, a post came up where I thought of you so I came here. I said that if they were upset about the cruel treatment of animals then they should become vegetarians or talk to you and take the next step..
That really stinks to hear the situation with your parents. I wish you the best of luck and I hope that it will all work out.
Love your photographs too, better then a lot of the crap the photography students at my school are making. Actually, better then almost all of it. Ack, you know what I mean.
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Hey, I just browsed through your gallery, all of your work is top notch! I really really like the frozen leaves, that is something that I've never seen before. Great work!
God BLess!
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i was up late last night, your situation greatly disturbing me. i find it so incredible that your own parents would be so selfish. it just... it leaves me utterly speechless.
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i am so sorry that i have not sent you a reply! i just now saw your comment on my main page, i was shocked by your subject of counter civilized culture.
Tell me, are you familiar with [link] ? I tend to lean more towards socialism, at least in the sense of having no private property, rejecting nationalism, marriage, and modern views of 'work.' To facilitate the lack of dependance on the industrial complex and it's deliberate poisoning of the food supply to create the medicine industry, I've also become heavily involved in the raw food movement. What are your thoughts on this?
My thoughts are that people have a sacred right to be what they want to be and not forced to be what society wants them to be. I am against all forms of dicipline aside from the dicipline of hunting and basic survival.
Dependence upon the civilized hierarchy has led to population growth and every other form of social injustice. The social classes were never meant to be.
I'm not preaching maxism or any form of socialism, but rather tribalism. Daniel Quinn calls it "the tribal revolution" and the green anarchists are putting it into practice here in Austin. It is a permanent escape from the stressful and empty life of a civilized slave. (I laugh to my self) suicide is no longer the only answer for us crazy people it seems.
but raw food can still be implemented into the tribal existence through a concept known as permaculture. Permaculture: a form of agriculture based upon survival of the individual and the individual alone, straying from population growth through minimalist consumption. So a tribal community has no population growth and escapes the hollow life of an economic slave - the very answer to our individual needs as well as our ecosystem's.
but have i seen that link? I read it everyday and John Zerzan is one of my favorite authors (John runs the site and radio show). I am reading one of his many books called, "Running on emptiness - the pathology of civilization" and it is really informative. It focuses a lot on the way civilization was born and it's effects upon the human psyche. I am really glad you found that site! it is awsome.
you also may want to read some essays from the primitivists (John Zerzan, Derik Jensen, Daniel Quinn, Bob Black) [link]
if you liked the green anarchy site, you are really going to like this one!
you also may be inclined toward some anarchist tribes in san fransisco! check em out. [link]
you are a great independent thinker and your gallery is ideologically superb! send me a reply some time, hopefully you will see this sooner than i saw your comment. sorry about that. keep it up and i hope you stay independent and ideologically undiciplined, it is a remarkable trait that you posses.
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i'm frustrated, mostly. my age, current situations with people and places... it's difficult to explain.
how are you?
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Hi! thank you very much for the devwatch... you have a really nice gallery....
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"Violence once carried with it an immoral disregard for the sanctity of sentient life or physical well being. Instead of defining terrorism as any act which terrorizes people through threats or instances of physical injury, terrorism is redefined as any significant opposition to whomever wields power. If terrorism were really a question of violence then the Pentagon, Coca-Cola and the NYPD would top the list of terror threats. Once physical injury to a living thing is removed from its definition, violence and terrorism become meaningless, irrelevant words to be exploited only when needed to either rationalize the use of force or marginalize those who oppose you. "
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No, you are quite mistaken. He held massive book burnings of the few libraries that did indeed exist when the Celt people started to write down what was kept in oral tradition for aeons. That was what this so-called 'saint' did. I don't know why you have brought many other people into the equation for the express reason of defending him, or why, ultimately, you are so driven to come to my page in order to do it.
I don't celebrate the acts of any so-called "saints" or christian missionaries. What I said about this 'patrick' boy is quite true.
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Hiya. I'm here to reply, yeehaw. Umm...
Well, let's see what's going on with me... spring break was last week; I went to stay with a friend who lives in Wisconsin and I had a lot of fun. There was no snow and the temperature was in the 50s the whole time, so that was nice. I still haven't sent in any applications. My only motivation to stay in school now is to stay away from home. Eh, oh well. I'll figure out what to do eventually, I guess.
I'm glad that your withdrawal won't affect your chances of being accepted to other schools and stuff. I'd take a break, but I don't really have anywhere to stay if I take a break and I'm afraid that I won't be able to motivate myself to go back if I leave.
It sounds like you'll have a great time when you're in San Jose. I've never been out to California, but I hope to visit one of these days.
I should probably get to sleep so I can drag myself out of bed tomorrow; I've been skipping more classes lately than I should. Take it easy and let me know how you're doing.
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Religion based on the concept of an anthropocentric and anthropomorphic deity will always fail to meet logical standards. Christianity is based on a consumerist deity; consumerism is responsible for a lot of suffering and that is probably why the Christian God cannot control his emotions. When must give up their taste for consumerism in order to reach a state of nirvana.
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nice id. i like the typeface choice for "ether".
"bohemian like you" sold two copies, one 8X10 one 20X24, but that was in december. haven't sold anything since.
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'My research indicated that before humankind began deforesting to create the Sahara and other deserts, there were no violent thunderstorms nor drought, only the gentlest mist.'
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"Vertigo is a feeling that you or your surroundings are moving when there is no actual movement. The motion commonly is described as a feeling of spinning or whirling, but it can also include sensations of falling or tilting."
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aldous huxley quotes are of immeasurable value. my favourite would have to be "At least two-thirds of our miseries spring from human stupidity, human malice and those great motivators and justifiers of malice and stupidity: idealism, dogmatism and proselytizing zeal on behalf of religous or political ideas."
although "Facts do not cease to exist just because they are ignored." is a close second.
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Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup,
They slither while they pass, they slip away across the universe
Pools of sorrow, waves of joy are drifting through my opened mind,
Possessing and caressing me.
Images of broken light which dance before me like a million eyes,
That call me on and on across the universe,
Thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letter box they
Tumble blindly as they make their way
Across the universe
Sounds of laughter shades of earth are ringing
Through my open ears inciting and inviting me
Limitless undying love which shines around me like a
Million suns, it calls me on and on
Across the universe
Jai guru de va om
Nothing's gonna change my world,
Nothing's gonna change my world.
Nothing's gonna change my world.
Nothing's gonna change my world.
Jai guru de va, jai guru de va
Jai guru de va, jai guru de va
Jai guru de va.
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Hey there. Sorry I never got back to you after you last posted on my page (which was December 24th). 
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"shatter your illusions of love, is it over now"
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