Monday, March 6, 2006
Jones Blue Soda
Anyway if this same care isn't taken in foreshadowing the burst of a bubble, in magazine cover stories, talking head ramblings, intranet video feeds, and low-level discussion circles, you will leave skid marks. You will get exactly what you've feared.
And unlike Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, you only need this one level of reverse rationalization to successfully prevent a bubble-burst. Now, if you half-ass it, if you don't give it prominent placement, if you don't whisper sweet Counting Crows lyrics to the bubble as you're calming it down, harnessing its growth, massaging its imperfections - it'll still pop and you will have wasted your time outside the bubble.
So either get your ass inside the bubble and hope someone else takes care of the aforementioned duties long enough for your survival, or be proactive and care for that shit - because the government devotes $80 billion a year to bubbleblowing.
Monday, February 20, 2006
Nasty Yellow Fluid
I um, clicked, “SPECIFY PATH” and then I just got this little green plane, I’m talking 9/11 air traffic control radar thing. Oh by the way my bladder wasn’t quite “good to go” yet, but that whole tall flat urinal thing wasn’t working so I moved over to little brown box trough urinals (made of the same dark brown wood that the entire saloon was made of). So it’s like a trough, right, with little square holes that had ramps which led down to a black hole reservoir of urine. They had little magazine pictures of men or women inserted into squares that came out of the back of the trough squares. Ok that made no sense. You have to get this. There’s a trough, it’s made of dark brown wood. It’s divided into little squares by narrows pieces of wood, and in each square there are ramps which lead to a drain. I first lined up against one that had some woman fashion model in the glass pane the stood upright behind each sqaure. I shifted to the end of the trough where there was a guy magazine cut out. Right so the gendered cutouts just meant who should be using each box.
The plane’s actual path was directed by something I can’t identify, but it could only “stay in the air” if it had enough fuel. So the little green plane whizzed around the coast of the United States and would sometimes, ok it was going counter clockwise because LGA 4R points northeast and the approach only makes sense that way (to a novice like me). It would sometimes make a grossly wide turn around the
Saturday, January 14, 2006
Sunny London Handshakes
Then there was this whole part in some poorly-lit room that was like bra ceremony for [15], who was getting the new piece of lingerie, and it was dark green. All I know is that it was too small because I got to put it on [15] and it seemed tight. [15] wore it and only it for the rest of the dream, which then took place in my house's living room. [15] was leaving and everyone had to say goodbye. I was last in line and [18] was first. the people between us were non-descript, though I thought that one was [19]. Just before [15] faced me to say goodbye I thought about the prospect of never seeing [15] again and I started sobbing.
tight hug, "be careful" "be carfeul" everyone left...
huge makeout scene (just kissing), I knew it was [15]
[18] came down the stairs and hadn't realized we were making out, which i guess I was worried about
[5.1]'s mom turned into [5.1]'s dad, in [2]'s room, then table scene with [15] still in the green bra. lots of little details remembered by [5.1]'s mom.
little handshakes at the end, definitely botched it with [1.65] at the end, my pinky was the only thing that caught, but [1.65] didn't mind.
Friday, January 13, 2006
Jungle Species

My analysis: So it's the typical insect fear thing. [8] is amazing at both dealing with bugs and doing random tiny things really precisely. I always thought [8] liked the monkey girl though he probably doesn't. Clearly I was either acting protective for the split second, when I realized there was someone with me. But the fact that I stood up and left [18] there to die is somewhat troubling. The jungle painting and the messy room recalls how nervous I am about keeping a dirty, humid room - fearing insects. The barbecue thing is beyond me, maybe horns or like an exaggeration of the power of a stupid roach. The fact that the roach was crawling on the walls above my bed is also indicative of specific fear that insects will get off the ground and go in my mouth. Maybe that's why the fork. I don't know why [8] had to save me, though I probably needed to be saved - and why did I kick the door closed and then see [9]? Did I need her approval or was I looking to see what she thought of the prospect of [8] saving the day? I don't think it was approval, she was there for [8]. The precision thing is just characterization of [8] - it's spot on - but the fact that it turned into the weird-ass creature thing is beyond me. A screwdriver-headed, half-matured slug with surfboard wings? The screwdrivers were definitely the screwdrivers that I grew up with around the house. The slug is probably the insect I fear least though I still am creeped out by it. The transition into the butterfly-like thing with surfboard wings makes no sense. Was it a caterpillar? It's finally getting hazy.
Monday, January 9, 2006
Alone in the City Street
"A flourish of trout approached
The Royal Stent and
Duprois unholstered his handgun
and began firing into the
water. A few geese on the fringes
of the lake flapped up and flew
away. There was one kind of fatass
goose (as always is the case)
that just [went through the motions]
and then went back to
like sucking at a chunk of moss
hoping to find a piece of fried
chicken or something."
~ MEMG 3
until next time, z911