sexual_chocolate

I know how to levitate!

ah yes, case-shiller.

Three! ? what is it you are trying to say?

that's funny. there's a movie by the name of that band that's kinda funny (but the director of that movie, aki kaurusmaki, has made some awesome other films).

not interested. until he gets tits like tvash's.

you're gonna end up licking his ballsack, i just know it.

he's just upset cuz his hallpass goT TAKEN AWAY! AHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAA!

11d, in the gulley. dumbass.

yeah i agree with thai tom being kinda indistinct, but pretty good none-the-less. thaiger room down across from than bro's is rilly good.

Wide, I assume. that was pretty friggin' funny. and no one laughed, out loud at least. sheesh.

i climb and i like all sorts of music. classical to country to metal to jazz. oh and folk too and reggae and african. oh and bluegrass. indian and sufi jeez there's so much cool music out there. and yeah if i listened to music while climbing (i don't like wearing an ipod: way distracting), and found myself run out, i'd want bach playing.

yes, but there are different ways to do this. the dalai lama (since he's on everyone's mind) speaks eloquently about altruism and compassion actually serving the self immensely, since compassionate sharing people tend to be happier. we all benefit when our communities are healthy, egalitarian, sharing, etc.

they keep calling it "abuse", but how did the horse feel about it? maybe they had a relationship. BTW, interesting note: I read somewhere (yeah yeah somewhere) that around 40% of male kids growing up in rural farm environments have their first sexual experience with an animal. surprisingly high for females too: around 25%..

i have one memory, when i plugged some keys into an electric outlet. i think i was 2. but i think i spoke a little by then....? i don't know how serious my ramblings are, but i do know that my life experiences as of late have been mediated by an overly active thought process! i think it might be time to start meditating regularly again....

i did go on to mention in that sentence the "prescription" of the 8-fold path, which delves into an entire rich process for engaging one's life wisely inre to "karma" (which literally means "action", i believe).

ahh it seems as though the question needs to be posed back at ya. hey asseyes- i lived it- have you? yes. i spent 17 years in a goddamn gulag. how about you, you little tea-bagger?

ahh it seems as though the question needs to be posed back at ya.

he couldn't be more solipsistic if he were French; he's Oblomov oh boy, "i" keep searching for "myself", and the more i search, the less certain i am about my own existence. certainly there is a body. that can't be argued. but what process animates this physicality that is simply a no-self perpetuation of events that conspired towards said body's existence with absolutely no regard to anything "i" might have done? hell, "i" didn't exist until the possibility of such conceptualization occured with linguistic integration in my first and second year (am i simply a linguistic formation, with all notions of self entirely reliant upon this evolved conceptual web spun out from these algorithmic tonal signifiers?). someone doesn't know, or else they are simply pretending not to know, or vice versa, or or or

he also wrote the screen-play for what i remember to be a pretty funny movie, called smoke signals. he's obviously a really clever guy (and an arrogant prick, from what a previous acquaintance of his told me!). i really like his stories.

this is the part that worries me: exactly WHO is the FREE TIBET crowd crowing for? The FREE CUBA crowd is and was crowing for the monied elite who actually lost something after the batista ouster. the rest (about 70%) WELCOMED the change, but all we heard was the ridiculous agit-prop of the representatives of the previous oppression. OMG, could the same be happening in Tibet? A stance subsequently validated by the elections Castro held in 1964 and every four years thereafter... he didn't need to; he held voice votes at rallies!

ahh and we're back to the fact that it's really hard to generalize. aboriginal americans behaved very differently from tribe to tribe. some were very peaceful, others were war-mongers, etc etc. some practiced cannibalism (possible most; there's even evidence that SW indians did, perhaps even the hopi). yer point is that the anti-indian attrocities were justified?

? probably in the years leading to 1950, i'd say....

you mean we can't lump all chinese into the same category? shocking! (but tibetans we can, har har.)

Do you have any statistical support for such an assertion? some stuff i read about some chinese being interviewed and calling the tibetans backwards and superstitious, and saying tibet was really chinese land. i forget where i read it. i do doubt that this is the typical american take on indians though, unless it came down to surrendering land back to them....

i couched my proposition as a possibility, not as a truth.