nobody has ever seen a photon
10.09.2005 17:49:27, Lanny Quarles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I would like to play the uncouth stranger for 1 or 138 seconds. > >How much Reality can oui bear, Mr. Björnstark? >There is a small logo. >6, 9, 23, 18, some combination. >Mark? Comb? Menthol Kool-Aid peoples. >Archicerebrum? 9 out 10 living things are really insects. >Boil? Liquor and Rebellion! >In 18th Century Mexico! >Or is it just an attitude? >Aren't ewe just like MArk BOyle? >not just like. no attitudes >THE BJORNSTARK'S MAIL >type Status report >message /data/rv/oreg/2004.03/203.62.252.26/RC-20040301-203.62.252.26.txt >description The requested resource (/data/rv/oreg/2004.03/203.62.252.26/RC- 20040301-203.62.252.26.txt) is not available. >ewe could live in a newspaper house until it melted. >eye mean eye love the worlds, but is ewer on exprience beig challenes >to a GUPPY! >http://www.corkscrew-balloon.com/polo/98/ >I don;t want any challengeGuppies. >Hogshead Geoffroy laid a finger on is lips. >http://www.corr.ca.gov/OffenderInfoServices/Reports/Annual/ACHAR1/ACHAR1d2000.p df >EYE think its funny when some people say 'Breast' >instead of Beast, like > >Øyvind Osa in El Caco! Next a freeform Metaphor >It doesn't mean anything! like the history of the alphabet is soap-bubble people >washing >WEREWOLF AND THE YETI (1975) Spanish prodcution dubbed into English with Dutch subtitles; fully uncut version; >directed by M. I. Bonns (Miguel Iglesias Bonns); starring Paul Naschy (Jacinto Molina) Grace Mills Silvia Solar Castilo >Escalona and Gil Vidal; Nacshy's 8th film as Count Waldemar the reluctant Wolfman; in this one Waldemar is on an >Tibetian expedition where he gets bitten (by an exotic beauty) and becomes a werewolf... then later he fights armed >bandits an evil princess and the yeti; original Spanish title LA MALDICION DE LA BESTIA (The Curse of the Beast); also >known as NIGHT OF THE HOWLING BEAST (edited USA version); {the visual quality of this print is rated as B+} >handsome weird doggies with guitarre! >like really cool bossasupernova >superbossasupernovachevychevynovasuperbossa >okasy >henpecked honeymoney >twice prose elements >then some wrapping paper >http://www.cangaceirolimabarreto.hpg.ig.com.br/images/ocangaceiro.JPG >now we need pictures of an abstract tatooing >don't build a paper maiche walrus >with a human skull and antennaes >with little flags > >the flags say: > >here's 3 flags for your walrus >Mot >not URe >http://www.hevanet.com/solipsis/desktopcollage/maratext/mtc1.jpg >http://www.hevanet.com/solipsis/desktopcollage/maratext/mtc1.jpg > >http://www.hevanet.com/solipsis/desktopcollage/maratext/mtc2.jpg >http://www.hevanet.com/solipsis/desktopcollage/maratext/mtc1.jpg > >http://www.hevanet.com/solipsis/desktopcollage/maratext/mtc3.jpg >http://www.hevanet.com/solipsis/desktopcollage/maratext/mtc1.jpg > >The STAIRCASE (1969) Richard Burton and Rex Harrison are a bickering homosexual couple who share a shabby London >barber shop and the flat upstairs; a 'shocking' film sort of a mean-spirited pre-LA CAGE AUX FOLLES directed by the >legendary Stanley Donen; with music by Dudley Moore; also starring Cathleen Nesbitt and Beatrix Lehmann; British >production with Portuguese subtitles; thought to be a 'lost film' until this print was unearthed; {the visual quality of >this print is rated as A note - there is a small Brazilian logo in upper left corner of the screen) > > >Akira Kanayama finally caught on fire, > >and this one artist had a sword >and he stuck it right through > >the other part >this part >http://www.rfleming.net/diarypics/Drovers.jpg >http://www.gtj.org.uk/storage/Components/434/43430_1.JPG > >these aren't images >theer poetential non-images > >that's why we screwed the meat-lace. > >or all these people telling the aristocrats >with shit and bugles on their lips. > >and then i talked to weird puppet for awhile. >ever see a funny movie with a bone through its nose? > >Drug-wombs II: Extracting the perfect microscopic tiger's head >from a little airport of chickenbones. > > >
