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January 16, 2007
this is mine.
she's wonderful and fragile and all gooey inside while being an in-control-of-herself wonderful woman making her own way in a few new worlds. she lives in my heart. if you're fortunate, she'll live in yours too... December 3, 2006
Bwuhaha!
December 2, 2006
I hate cats. On principle I try not to hate anything but I hate cats. Please prove me wrong, I've got a modeling gig coming up that has to do with clothespins and ropes, sort of an 'anti-dryer' protest thing.
You may not know, but most sock puppets hate dryers. I hate dryers, except when I'm on bounce -- whoo hoooooo! Then they're fun. It's a wicked buzz and a ride to die for, but many do. Then there's the lint. Pretty stuff, but made up of ourselves. You lose a few braincells everytime. I don't know if you can relate to this kitty. You understand pain, and I think I do too. Nothing like looking at that ball of lint wondering if it was you. Kind of like a hairball. So I hope to ask you a few questions about the clothesline thing. Where do they put the clips, where can you get colored ropes, because I'm punk and I hate white, blah blah blah. Oh yeah, and yawkitty is a great person, blah blah blah, hangs with the captain and crew...blah blah blah insert adjective here, insert verb here - followed by juicy adjective/verb again, and blah. slive. December 2, 2006
Fearless among squirrels and beavers, and can tie a mean knot to boot. Transitioning toward the transcendental, all the while draping a victorian novel over the edge of the bathtub with a sigh.
December 2, 2006
Here, kitty, kitty, kitty!
I must say that I don't believe that I have ever written a testimonial for a cat with an online personality before! Being a puppet who sometimes masquerades as a piratte and now a fairy, I hope to someday have some escapades with this frisky feline! Will you come & play, s'il vous plait? Your testimonial fairy, Captain Puppet
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Urgent missives from the unconscious
Stuff I wish I’d written. Adam Gopnik in the The New Yorker (“The Real Work, Modern Magic and the Meaning of Life,” March 17, 2008):
Sat, April 5, 2008 - 1:53 PM
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“Of all the arguments that can preoccupy the mindful magician, the most important involves what is called the Too Perfect theory. Jamy Ian Swiss has written about it often. Presaged by [Dai] Vernon himself, and formalized by the illusionist Rick Johnsson in a 1971 article, the Too Perfect theory says, basically, that any trick that simply astounds will give ... read more 
This terrific bibliography was compiled by librarian Nancy Silverrod (San Francisco Public Library) and is reproduced with her blessing. The text isn't yet posted on her library's web site, but it oughta be. If you're interested in this sort of thing, please feel free to distribute it, as long as you give Nancy credit.
Thu, January 24, 2008 - 7:12 PM
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__________________________ Gender Transgression in Books for and About Children and Teens, with Related Books for Caring Adults: A Bibliography by Nancy Silverrod, San F... read more 
There is nothing that exposes my brain for the sluggish, cranky, middle-aged curmudgeon it's become like studying for a test. Oboy, a test! Yeah, my first anatomy test. And because I'm no longer 20, by a long, long shot, the stomach bug from last week laid me out way longer than it once would have, when youth would spring me back into the fray from whatever befell, quick-quick. No, it laid me out, and everything that went undone last week while I reclined, inert of mind and body, slid into th...
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Wed, January 23, 2008 - 6:29 PM
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Some friends just moved by bike. Not entirely by bike, a pickup truck was drafted to help with a refrigerator and some other big heavy objects. But it was wonderful to see the rangy, lanky Tom pulling away from the curb with the massive hide-a-bed sofa riding a trailer behind him.
Sat, January 12, 2008 - 12:50 PM
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The move, about 17 blocks between Southeast and Northeast Portland near 82nd Avenue, was engineered by members of an ever-metamorphosing group called Shift to Bikes, and they were all volunteers. Sixteen of them... read more 
The random poetry almost makes up for the floods of spam. Almost, but not. Making the most of an annoying situation, we present for your zenlike pleasure a few days' worth of subject headers. Comme ça:
Sun, November 25, 2007 - 4:47 PM
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Make your boner something she won't tear her eyes from Make your boner something you could really be proud of! Don't let her laugh at your small stick anymore! experience queen-sized phallus Blaine Make your willy bigger and harder in just a few weeks! The most powerful weapon... read more
Where I wander
*queer poly*,
Advanced Rope Bondage,
AK in PDX,
Anti-social,
Ask Aunt Bea,
BDSM Women Only,
Beaver State,
Buy_Local_PDX,
Church of Stop Shopping,
Compassionate Community Network,
Dyke Culture,
DykeNightPDX,
Ethical Consumerism,
Experimental Portland,
Gender Queer,
Healthy Food for Lazy People,
Hell is other people,
I like toast.,
Internet Researchers,
Knot Theory,
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