Right there, clear as day, there’s Doug E. Fresh dancing. Where the fuck was the Get-Fresh Crew? Did Slick Rick know about this shit? What the Fuck Was This, Right?
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“You know my friend, right?”
This is Anti-Disney talking, a long-time friend, an artist, a brain with deep emotions and character scars: a born-connector. He is also [...]
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Doug E. Fresh Says You’re Doomed: How I Joined Scientology (Crazy Dayz Coming, Part 2)
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, a very minor farewell tour, conspiracy poetics, everyday life, hypnosis, initiation, late night, occult, psychology, psyops on December 19, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Things You No Longer Believe
Posted in everyday life, late night, provocative filler on June 20, 2009 | 13 Comments »
I’ve been silent for awhile, I admit. Perhaps I’ve been stuck. Or perhaps I’ve just been standing in the middle of the intersection too long, but the lights are changing and I better find my way back on the walkway before I get hit by something completely avoidable.
So I suppose It’s time to clear out [...]
The Other Queen Latifah Loves You
Posted in everyday life, pointing at The Big Something on June 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The sun has set and I’ve all but forgotten the paranoid lady from earlier in the day who accused me of being a minion of Bloomberg and the nefarious THEM (whoever they are). I’ve just gotten off the train in Harlem, a stone’s throw from my old neighborhood of a few New York lifetimes ago. [...]
When You Are Called “Them”
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, conspiracy poetics, end times fandango, everyday forteana, everyday life, late night on April 7, 2009 | 4 Comments »
It’s bound to happen eventually and my turn comes near Rockefeller Center. I remember the day because it is the Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe. I am doing an errand when I come across a woman with short, curly hair who is stretching her arms out at all and sundry who pass by. At [...]
There Is No Finally Arriving, There Is No Making It
Posted in everyday life on March 30, 2009 | 10 Comments »
It takes awhile to realize this. I had a chance to realize this when I was in high school. Maybe, in fact, I did realize it. If so, I certainly forgot for a long while or, at least, I didn’t see the general application of the insight.
There is no finally arriving. There is no making [...]
Where They’re Crazy, We’re Crazy
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, Personal Speculation, Wilhelm Reich, but NOT The Big Something, everyday life, gratitude, mis-education vs. raw learning, pointing at The Big Something, pro-peace/pro-people, psychology, spirituality on December 30, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Here’s a basic viewpoint I hold most of the time: people are generally good and want to do what is best.
Here’s another basic viewpoint I carry around in my brain-bag: Although people are generally good, they are also generally mentally deranged. I don’t mean that they are bat-shit crazy all the time or about everything, just that [...]
When One Crook Talks Straight, the Other Crooks Take Him Down
Posted in Personal Speculation, everyday life, media, politics, propaganda on December 12, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Call me a crazy, recovering conspiracy poet, but that’s how I’m reading this news:
” A former Nasdaq stock market chariman arrested on a securities fraud charge Thursday, accused of running a phony investment business that lost at least $50 billion before he confessed to senior employees it was a “giant Ponzi scheme” authorities said.
Bernard L. Madoff, [...]
Working with a Broken Door and an Open Bible
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, everyday life, gratitude, late night, magick, pointing at The Big Something, pro-peace/pro-people on October 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I get home late to find that the front door key to the apartment building just won’t work. The key goes into the cylinder. I turn the key and the cylinder turns with it. And I’m stuck outside. This has already happened once before, about a month ago. Buzzing the super’s apartment led nowhere. Buzzing [...]
Taking Care of Yourself is NOT.
Posted in but NOT The Big Something, everyday life, pointing at The Big Something, positive aphoristics, pro-peace/pro-people on September 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
In these present times, like no other, a statement by ol’ Grandpa Carl, Korean War vet, seem very much in order.
Grandpa Carl had just been asked if he had any advice for a newly married young relative. He cleared his throat, took a sip of his Irish coffee, and then scanned the room. His one [...]
Shout Outs: “The US is not a Superpower…”
Posted in everyday life, politics, positive aphoristics, pro-peace/pro-people on September 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
It’s no surprise that I haven’t written anything about the real collapse of all that imaginary money that the so-called leaders of finance and government have puffed themselves and their subjects up with over the past eighty or so years. I just don’t feel like I have much to contribute to that discussion, other than [...]
