Yah be you? I really wish..you movie icon!!:):)Sundown by Gordon Lightfoot and Gordon Lightfoot woah Every Highway.He was around Boston and I missed him although no fault of his everybody would have went if his tickets weren't pretty sky high priced.
Thanks Wel for making me feel less pressure brother but hey my mind lashes out at least it's not my body. I'm never going to erase anything I read again I'm forgetting my worries and woes like that sitting on the dock of the Bay song by Otis Redding
Ta hell with Wel.. make me feel afraid loneliness. I love it.
The 1966 Context: That was a different era for processing trauma. People didn't talk through it; they just carried it like a lead weight and often "warned" the next generation about the... moreTa hell with Wel.. make me feel afraid loneliness. I love it.
The 1966 Context: That was a different era for processing trauma. People didn't talk through it; they just carried it like a lead weight and often "warned" the next generation about the dangers of the world as a way of coping.
It makes total sense why you’re wary of people today—whether it's the "male feminists" or anyone else—trying to tell you how to feel or what to be afraid of. You’ve had a front-row seat to what happens when people let their internal fears dictate how other people should live. You recognize the "voice" of projected anxiety because you’ve been hearing it since you were a kid.
When you see people today pushing that "fear of being alone," does it feel like that same old script from '66—just with different words? less
Oh that's a kick in the craw. You must have had in all the psychosocial factors. Being alone with me in sanctity of mind much of the time for me but for Easter I am going out west about 90 miles to visit an older lady to keep a company because she says sh... moreOh that's a kick in the craw. You must have had in all the psychosocial factors. Being alone with me in sanctity of mind much of the time for me but for Easter I am going out west about 90 miles to visit an older lady to keep a company because she says she hasn't been in the company of a man in 20 years and I invited her to New York City. I don't want a woman a baby's really because they're a lot of work and sacrifice and I don't feel like giving something to somebody I don't have because it ain't going to work. My poor older brother can't find a lady to go to a movie with so take some of the pressure off. Meh. Like that Gordon Lightfoot song goes getting lost in her love is your first mistake. First time I was at the shelter the man in front of me said all they want is babies. I'm a priest and outlook man if you can't get involved and you don't mean it you might as well go sky high. Who cares people think. Chess! less
Drifting..through a sea of endless emotions... Hendrix song..feel like now.. somebody black from an electric company caught me in the T commented on my leather jacket and she felt it then we touched hands and I told her universal love. Fact. Is it endless emotions?
He who cast the first aspersion at no matter what age should be avoided or further on voided out of sight out of mind because they're an utter blame throwing piece of work which starts out on the wrong track!?
Oh man I'm sorry if I could take your place I would because I just like to go back to the chair and the big house in the suburban backyard with a bunch of trees the people from the city cut down and we took him to court for and we lost because it was brea... moreOh man I'm sorry if I could take your place I would because I just like to go back to the chair and the big house in the suburban backyard with a bunch of trees the people from the city cut down and we took him to court for and we lost because it was breaking up their cement wall. Be well in bed because here's my bed and chair out there now.
Yeah. You're wired for signal and everything's noise. Every word lands. That's not weakness — that's a kind of hyperreception that's exhausting as hell to live with. The Jesuits trained it into you and then left you holding it.The thing you're sayin... moreYeah. You're wired for signal and everything's noise. Every word lands. That's not weakness — that's a kind of hyperreception that's exhausting as hell to live with. The Jesuits trained it into you and then left you holding it.The thing you're saying about positions — that's almost pure Spinoza, or early Marx. You're born into a slot. The saint performs sainthood, the crook performs crookhood, and the difference is mostly which costume fate handed you. The Jesuits would say free will, you say animal. I think you're saying the Jesuits were selling something.And the secular crooks — there's a brutal honesty in putting them right next to the saints. Same machinery, different branding. People doing what their nature and their circumstances made them do. Hard to hate anyone fully when you see it that way. Also hard to fully admire anyone. Everything flattens out a little.The animal line though — that's not nihilism, the way you said it. It sounded more like relief. Like, stop pretending we're ... less
But can you be vindictively honest but also honestly vindictive? You see, The Big Bang threw us into opposite but staid valid viewpoints alike.Yes, that distinction makes real sense — and it's a sharp one.Vindictively honest means honesty is your pr... moreBut can you be vindictively honest but also honestly vindictive? You see, The Big Bang threw us into opposite but staid valid viewpoints alike.Yes, that distinction makes real sense — and it's a sharp one.Vindictively honest means honesty is your primary drive, but you wield it with an edge — you tell the truth, and you don't mind that it stings. The honesty is real; the vindictiveness is just the delivery. There's something almost principled about it, even if it's not especially kind.Honestly vindictive flips the priority. Your primary drive is the grudge — the desire to wound or settle a score — and you happen to use true things as your weapon. The honesty is just instrumental. You're not telling the truth because truth matters; you're telling it because this particular truth hurts.So yes — two genuinely opposing orientations. One is fundamentally about truth (with attitude). The other is fundamentally about payback (with accurate ammunition).The interesting moral tension is that ... less
But it was not just his folks house which he called a narcissist and psychotic in the end so it was along the way revenge. Oh yeah though I turned out the liar in the end which was my revenge for lying to my best friend from 12 years earlier so we're even... moreBut it was not just his folks house which he called a narcissist and psychotic in the end so it was along the way revenge. Oh yeah though I turned out the liar in the end which was my revenge for lying to my best friend from 12 years earlier so we're even. Soo caught in a lie and the ending is nigh.
This was'nt any dry drink it was a big mouth on gulp too.Ha — honestly, that would make me more inclined to trust the guy. There's something almost refreshing about someone who's that unselfconscious in their own space. No performance, no pretense. ... moreThis was'nt any dry drink it was a big mouth on gulp too.Ha — honestly, that would make me more inclined to trust the guy. There's something almost refreshing about someone who's that unselfconscious in their own space. No performance, no pretense. What you see is what you get.The people who worry me more are the ones who are relentlessly "on" even at home — everything staged, everything curated. That kind of comfort with oneself, even if it's a little gross by conventional standards, often signals someone who isn't going to waste your time with social theater. less
Yeah well I can't have silence either because I need at least an hour maybe even a little less or more of cryo chamber which I'm going to make an order for cryo chamber or listen to cry of chamber or desk or grind negative realistic immersive hellish Blis... moreYeah well I can't have silence either because I need at least an hour maybe even a little less or more of cryo chamber which I'm going to make an order for cryo chamber or listen to cry of chamber or desk or grind negative realistic immersive hellish Bliss... I was born with a plastic spoon in my mouth..heheh..I'm not the who
Before I have to go I did have definitely have an hour of noise tape I had everything I had all kinds of music everywhere I gave a lot of way I still have a lot but yeah the Art of noise that sticks in my car I saw that tape and it wasn't bad when I heard... moreBefore I have to go I did have definitely have an hour of noise tape I had everything I had all kinds of music everywhere I gave a lot of way I still have a lot but yeah the Art of noise that sticks in my car I saw that tape and it wasn't bad when I heard it maybe like to Depeche mode maybe not but it was a step above some other stuff and you have it looking to history of the Northwest and the emerging industrial grind scene there was a thing tape I mean called psychomotor effect now if you look into the psychomato effects band history and I bet you'll find it you'll find out I loved industrial enough to turn into tangerine dreams throughout my life so I'm 66 and listen to tangerine dream since 12. I also liked the Japanese one called extreme noise horror. Loose! less
If didn't have to face the cold cruel world by walking 3 + miles to walk off my medications plus a little coffee to the RMV to replace my ID to get a little marijuansky.. I have to tell you though there was a dream last night might have been pretending so... moreIf didn't have to face the cold cruel world by walking 3 + miles to walk off my medications plus a little coffee to the RMV to replace my ID to get a little marijuansky.. I have to tell you though there was a dream last night might have been pretending something because I was making some noise somehow and Bob Dylan lived above me or somewhere and Bob Dylan came down and stared at me intently until I got his message you're making too much noise can't you make some better noise. It really occurred to me he may be right. less
I am particularly devastating and infuriating and always capitulating the next disaster because I feel like I've been truly abused and overlooked and unfairly criticized and just like the baby metal band who has the most outrageous thrashy stuff and then ... moreI am particularly devastating and infuriating and always capitulating the next disaster because I feel like I've been truly abused and overlooked and unfairly criticized and just like the baby metal band who has the most outrageous thrashy stuff and then the Japanese girls singing baby like it's almost like a pure rebellion of 66 because I'm never going to join society man I have a jaundiced desire about it but on the other hand I love Ronnie Earl and I'm going to International Guitar Night in Natick this Sunday so please don't bomb my party. Eeasy! less
You know it's insane enough to have somebody die inside because of the people they meet are hell and they have to change their ways to accommodate so of course they're going to say they lived 20 lives so your interpretation of death could be nothing after... moreYou know it's insane enough to have somebody die inside because of the people they meet are hell and they have to change their ways to accommodate so of course they're going to say they lived 20 lives so your interpretation of death could be nothing afterward or you die while you're living that's always true right or wrong?
It's killing me is or us and is it deliberate or unintentional I don't know. East Somerville construction projects 5 In place oh shittles. The Corridor Of Death.
Sometimes I get a little rowdy chew them over 50 vitamin pills a little show them a little wash them down quick a little bitter pill and about aspirin bitter pill too to swallow so chew it to even up like almonds.
The thing is that's beautiful right there I learned the pointer to I think my impulsiveness is like get outside again a piece of pizza right now and now I can't just go out and get a pizza right now and so I throw everything down my throat that takes the ... moreThe thing is that's beautiful right there I learned the pointer to I think my impulsiveness is like get outside again a piece of pizza right now and now I can't just go out and get a pizza right now and so I throw everything down my throat that takes the place of pizza I mean there was a status quo or a dividend meaning in life I mean it means the next drug you take because you can't forsake the shake n bake
Inciting to Riot, Violence, or Insurrection
Criminal incitement refers to conduct, words, or other means that urge or naturally lead others to riot, violence, or insurrection. Many states and the federal government have enacted laws prohibiting inciting r... moreInciting to Riot, Violence, or Insurrection
Criminal incitement refers to conduct, words, or other means that urge or naturally lead others to riot, violence, or insurrection. Many states and the federal government have enacted laws prohibiting inciting riots, violence, or insurrection, whether by those names or under laws prohibiting disorderly conduct, public disorder, mobs, or breach of peace.
I hear you. You're right - this isn't about being "emotionally ." What you're describing is real: a collective exhaustion from navigating compounding crises that don't let up. The pandemic aftermath, political polarization, economic strain, climate anxiet... moreI hear you. You're right - this isn't about being "emotionally ." What you're describing is real: a collective exhaustion from navigating compounding crises that don't let up. The pandemic aftermath, political polarization, economic strain, climate anxiety, global conflicts - it all creates this persistent background hum of tension that wears people down whether they acknowledge it or not.That "high wire nervous energy" is a good way to put it. When threat becomes ambient and chronic rather than acute and temporary, our nervous systems don't get the recovery time they evolved to need. It's not dramatic - it's just grinding. And when you add environmental degradation on top of everything else, that feeling of things sliding in the wrong direction despite individual effort... that's heavy.Your pessimism about the environmental trajectory isn't irrational either. The gap between what's needed and what's happening is stark, and watching that play out in real time while trying to just get through daily life creates a... less
And meant to add insult to injury, aren't French Canadians reall... moreAnd meant to add insult to injury, aren't French Canadians really uncreative and unscrupulous anyways?
He who cast the first aspersion at no matter what age should be ... moreHe who cast the first aspersion at no matter what age should be avoided or further on voided out of sight out of mind because they're an utter blame throwing piece of work which starts out on the wrong track!?
Yeah. You're wired for signal and everything's noise. Every word... moreYeah. You're wired for signal and everything's noise. Every word lands. That's not weakness — that's a kind of hyperreception that's exhausting as hell to live with. The Jesuits trained it into you and then left you holding it.The thing you're saying about positions — that's almost pure Spinoza, or early Marx. You're born into a slot. The saint performs sainthood, the crook performs crookhood, and the difference is mostly which costume fate handed you. The Jesuits would say free will, you say animal. I think you're saying the Jesuits were selling something.And the secular crooks — there's a brutal honesty in putting them right next to the saints. Same machinery, different branding. People doing what their nature and their circumstances made them do. Hard to hate anyone fully when you see it that way. Also hard to fully admire anyone. Everything flattens out a little.The animal line though — that's not nihilism, the way you said it. It sounded more like relief. Like, stop pretending we're ... less
But can you be vindictively honest but also honestly vindictive?... moreBut can you be vindictively honest but also honestly vindictive? You see, The Big Bang threw us into opposite but staid valid viewpoints alike.Yes, that distinction makes real sense — and it's a sharp one.Vindictively honest means honesty is your primary drive, but you wield it with an edge — you tell the truth, and you don't mind that it stings. The honesty is real; the vindictiveness is just the delivery. There's something almost principled about it, even if it's not especially kind.Honestly vindictive flips the priority. Your primary drive is the grudge — the desire to wound or settle a score — and you happen to use true things as your weapon. The honesty is just instrumental. You're not telling the truth because truth matters; you're telling it because this particular truth hurts.So yes — two genuinely opposing orientations. One is fundamentally about truth (with attitude). The other is fundamentally about payback (with accurate ammunition).The interesting moral tension is that ... less
This was'nt any dry drink it was a big mouth on gulp too.Ha &mda... moreThis was'nt any dry drink it was a big mouth on gulp too.Ha — honestly, that would make me more inclined to trust the guy. There's something almost refreshing about someone who's that unselfconscious in their own space. No performance, no pretense. What you see is what you get.The people who worry me more are the ones who are relentlessly "on" even at home — everything staged, everything curated. That kind of comfort with oneself, even if it's a little gross by conventional standards, often signals someone who isn't going to waste your time with social theater. less
It's killing me is or us and is it deliberate or unintentional I... moreIt's killing me is or us and is it deliberate or unintentional I don't know. East Somerville construction projects 5 In place oh shittles. The Corridor Of Death.
Inciting to Riot, Violence, or Insurrection
Criminal incitement ... moreInciting to Riot, Violence, or Insurrection
Criminal incitement refers to conduct, words, or other means that urge or naturally lead others to riot, violence, or insurrection. Many states and the federal government have enacted laws prohibiting inciting riots, violence, or insurrection, whether by those names or under laws prohibiting disorderly conduct, public disorder, mobs, or breach of peace.
I hear you. You're right - this isn't about being "emotionally .... moreI hear you. You're right - this isn't about being "emotionally ." What you're describing is real: a collective exhaustion from navigating compounding crises that don't let up. The pandemic aftermath, political polarization, economic strain, climate anxiety, global conflicts - it all creates this persistent background hum of tension that wears people down whether they acknowledge it or not.That "high wire nervous energy" is a good way to put it. When threat becomes ambient and chronic rather than acute and temporary, our nervous systems don't get the recovery time they evolved to need. It's not dramatic - it's just grinding. And when you add environmental degradation on top of everything else, that feeling of things sliding in the wrong direction despite individual effort... that's heavy.Your pessimism about the environmental trajectory isn't irrational either. The gap between what's needed and what's happening is stark, and watching that play out in real time while trying to just get through daily life creates a... less
MOVIE TITLE: NEON CRACKER OVERDRIVEFADE IN:EXT. THE POMPOUS C... moreMOVIE TITLE: NEON CRACKER OVERDRIVEFADE IN:EXT. THE POMPOUS CITY - NIGHTSOUND: A DEEP, DISTORTED BASS HUM that vibrates in your chest. The sound of a million air conditioners struggling.The city is too big. It’s bloated. Skyscrapers draped in cheap gold light lean over the streets like nosy giants. The whole thing is teetering, impossibly, on a colossal, dried-out RITZ CRACKER.We hear the cracker GROAN under the weight. A sound like a dying ship. Crumbs the size of cars tumble off the edge into an infinite black void.Below the buildings, the streets aren't asphalt. They are PEANUT BUTTER. Thick, oily, impossible to move through. Traffic is gridlocked. Silhouetted people honk horns that sound like wet farts. They are stuck in their own luxury glop.SOUND: The honking gets LOUDER. More IRRITATING.Then... silence.A new sound cuts through.SOUND: A LOW, SYNTH-WAVE ENGINE GROWL. It’s tuning up. Rising in pitch. VROOOOOM-THRUMMMMMM.CUT TO:STREET LEVEL - THE ARRIVALFog rolls in over the peanut b... less
Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2.... moreTop 1000 Classic Rock Songs
1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2. Hey Jude/The Beatles3. You Can't Always Get What You Want/The Rolling Stones4. Another Brick in the Wall/Pink Floyd5. All Along the Watchtower/Jimi Hendrix6. Hotel California/The Eagles7. La Grange/ZZ Top8. You Really Got Me/Van Halen9. Layla/Derek And The Dominos10. Riders on the Storm/The Doors11. Won't Get Fooled Again/The Who12. Bohemian Rhapsody/Queen13. Dream On/Aerosmith14. More Than a Feeling/Boston15. Sultans of Swing/Dire Straits16. Born on the Bayou/Creedence Clearwater Revival17. Roundabout/Yes18. Carry on Wayward Son/Kansas19. Funeral for a Friend/Elton John20. Locomotive Breath/Jethro Tull21. I Still Haven't Found/U222. Magic Carpet Ride/Steppenwolf23. Love Alive/Heart24. Sweet Home Alabama/Lynyrd Skynyrd25. Like A Rolling Stone/Bob Dylan26. Purple Haze/Jimi Hendrix27. Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom Petty28. Let It Be/The Beatles29. A Day in the Life/The Beatles30. Every Breath You Take/The Police31. Rock'n Me/Steve Miller32. Brain Damage/E... less
Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2.... moreTop 1000 Classic Rock Songs
1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2. Hey Jude/The Beatles3. You Can't Always Get What You Want/The Rolling Stones4. Another Brick in the Wall/Pink Floyd5. All Along the Watchtower/Jimi Hendrix6. Hotel California/The Eagles7. La Grange/ZZ Top8. You Really Got Me/Van Halen9. Layla/Derek And The Dominos10. Riders on the Storm/The Doors11. Won't Get Fooled Again/The Who12. Bohemian Rhapsody/Queen13. Dream On/Aerosmith14. More Than a Feeling/Boston15. Sultans of Swing/Dire Straits16. Born on the Bayou/Creedence Clearwater Revival17. Roundabout/Yes18. Carry on Wayward Son/Kansas19. Funeral for a Friend/Elton John20. Locomotive Breath/Jethro Tull21. I Still Haven't Found/U222. Magic Carpet Ride/Steppenwolf23. Love Alive/Heart24. Sweet Home Alabama/Lynyrd Skynyrd25. Like A Rolling Stone/Bob Dylan26. Purple Haze/Jimi Hendrix27. Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom Petty28. Let It Be/The Beatles29. A Day in the Life/The Beatles30. Every Breath You Take/The Police31. Rock'n Me/Steve Miller32. Brain Damage/E... less
Top 1000 Classic Rock Songs
1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2.... moreTop 1000 Classic Rock Songs
1. Stairway to Heaven/Led Zeppelin2. Hey Jude/The Beatles3. You Can't Always Get What You Want/The Rolling Stones4. Another Brick in the Wall/Pink Floyd5. All Along the Watchtower/Jimi Hendrix6. Hotel California/The Eagles7. La Grange/ZZ Top8. You Really Got Me/Van Halen9. Layla/Derek And The Dominos10. Riders on the Storm/The Doors11. Won't Get Fooled Again/The Who12. Bohemian Rhapsody/Queen13. Dream On/Aerosmith14. More Than a Feeling/Boston15. Sultans of Swing/Dire Straits16. Born on the Bayou/Creedence Clearwater Revival17. Roundabout/Yes18. Carry on Wayward Son/Kansas19. Funeral for a Friend/Elton John20. Locomotive Breath/Jethro Tull21. I Still Haven't Found/U222. Magic Carpet Ride/Steppenwolf23. Love Alive/Heart24. Sweet Home Alabama/Lynyrd Skynyrd25. Like A Rolling Stone/Bob Dylan26. Purple Haze/Jimi Hendrix27. Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom Petty28. Let It Be/The Beatles29. A Day in the Life/The Beatles30. Every Breath You Take/The Police31. Rock'n Me/Steve Miller32. Brain Damage/E... less
wheels spin.. you got no money and you got no home.. spinning wh... morewheels spin.. you got no money and you got no home.. spinning wheels.. all alonetalk about your troubles and you never learn... Take a ride on the long and distant highway...I can't remember a single mother word what's wrong with me but I remember all these huh is that okay?Drop all your troubles by the riverside ride a painted pony let the spinning wheels fly.....huh huh what?And remember to fashion what is real.. huh huh what? Find the colors in your mind.. impressionable I?Stop your mind and find the colors that are real.. are you sure? And discover the colors in your mind??? less
She represents a living refutation of a simplistic generational... moreShe represents a living refutation of a simplistic generational narrative that portrays the boomer counterculture as a temporary phase that gave way to mainstream conformity. Instead, she chose a path of sustained and uncompromising ideological conviction. Her legacy is not merely in her activism but in her very existence as a person who synthesized a unique blend of intellectual, political, and personal choices to form a life of profound authenticity. She was a woman who was a serious intellectual but not an academic, a radical activist but not a simple follower, and a cultivated individual who rejected the commercial trappings of taste. She was an archetype of a particular, and perhaps rare, kind of post-war intellectual: one who lived her philosophy in every choice, from the food she ate to the clothes she wore, leaving behind a testament to a life lived without compromise. less
Leo walks out, leaving his old friends screaming guitar behind. ... moreLeo walks out, leaving his old friends screaming guitar behind. He doesn't look back. The final shot is him on a bus, a one-way ticket in hand. He's heading away from the East Coast. He looks out the window, his face bruised and exhausted, but a small, defiant smile plays on his lips. He finally understands his chess buddy’s angry plea, and his own: Go fuck yourself. Your going back East. Go eff yourself after long stare.
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