Sunday, December 30, 2007
whew...
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Monday, December 10, 2007
Saturday, December 8, 2007
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Hi ate us
In a word "Hiatus"
I hope we tasted good.
It could be the Absinthe
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Sunday, November 4, 2007
sue yourself
Friday, October 26, 2007
So let me get this straight
Well, the "Mechele Linehan stripper turned soccer mom & lost dudes one of them is dead three ring circus" is over now and weird being weird it just has to have someplace to go.
What we need is a good culling of the herd.
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Saturday, October 20, 2007
The Absinthe armament factor
Upon finding out about my plans to follow through with this experimentation the synapse producing cells have once again voiced their concerns. They tried to use subtlety in doing so but I sensed their fear and now believe I have found some common ground, or should I say a sort of blackmail negotiation armament to take to the table. My biggest fear is that they will try something drastic before I can douse them with the Absinthe. I am somewhat concerned as to how they might manifest that. It will be a few weeks before the Absinthe is ready thus my main fear is that they will try something drastic given the lack of adequate preperational period they now have.
Then last night I again heard a terrible pounding on the roof. I thought at first it to be yet another Bear moose encounter with the moose on the roof stomping it's opposition to the bear on the ground. This line of thought was quickly corrected when I heard the powerful distinctive flapping sound followed by a frantic scratching by my enigmatic messenger with the huge leathery wings. Further info on this visitor can be found here and here.The scratched symbol in the snow was this time a bit disturbing and for what reason I do not know it felt a bit frightening to me as well. It was the first time I have felt scared rather than wondered by the form and appearance of both my visitor and its markings.
Does the recent turmoil inside my poles give some measure of desperation to the huge leathery winged things enigmatic visitations? I sense a change in many things both internal and otherwise that I am being warned of or prepared for.
The reality of the situation is that I am not really sure which really is just that. For this and the divisive conflict with my renegade cells I am in deep turmoil. I feel at the very least I will soon undergo a measure of testing from which I hope for the best that I return stronger.
Still, I will remain vigalent throughout my experimentation, research, and daily cognitive and physical realities. In both the prosaic and interpretive forms.
Monday, October 15, 2007
just one pill will make everything alright
So the other evening I saw a commercial for some pharmaceutical company trying to push their greed down our throats in the form of a pill. telling us in their oh so trustworthy way that it would help us with our depression. because they want to "Help" us, they are there for us, they are our...........friends ;)
During the candy coated sickeningly sweet aural portraits of the list of disclaimers they told us that one of the side effects would be thoughts of suicide.
I'm not really sure if I need to write anything else. I think that one or 2 run on sentences is all it takes to sum up the ethics of, (pick one, any one), the drug companies.Besides, my renegade brain cells say that's enough. They have threatened me with random acts of drooling blather when I least expect it. They will get theirs. They won't see it coming. I'll make sure ov dat eye wil. de won git da bess uf mee de won.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Remaining brain cells
That I have been able to request the assistance of a few of them for this quick little writing I feel is a breakthrough. They, on the other hand, call it a "favor" they they will want "returned" in short order. They refuse to tell me what that means. I fear that a strike may become inevitable if we don't work something out very soon. I am hoping it does not come to this as they seem to have some questionable ethics and hold most of the available resources for argument. This is not to say I don't have some fashion of combat available to me if this gets ugly. Since I am a male I understand that I have the ability to think with either my stomach or my penis. I'm not sure the brain cells want to mess with that kind of armament of logic when it comes to persuasive argument.
I do hope we can come to terms soon. It could get ugly and I am worried that the brain cells lack of cooperation when it comes to rational reason and creativity might start affecting the validity and seriousness of this blog.
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Thursday, September 13, 2007
Maggie the elephant is moving to her new home
It is such a wonderful happy day.
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Sunday, September 2, 2007
Religious holidays at ASD
We can observe not just christian, Islam, and Jewish but all the religious faiths being represented in our schools by children of families of all walks. Including but certainly not limited to Buddhism, Pagan, Hinduism, Of course any of the Alaskan native practices should be observed because dammit, they were here not just 1st but in large still.
Now, all the other religions have every right to feel left out now so they can start raising their voices to be included as well. If we don't start rotating them pretty soon or putting together that group day on the last day of school we'll have to put a stop to after school activities all together because every day will be one religious holiday or the other. Or maybe school can start at the same time it does now but football, band, soccer, etc. will now start at 4:00 A.M. We can put our kids to bed now at 5:00 p.m so they still get plenty of sleep and we'll all have more time to ourselves to come up with more holidays.
"All praise he's found the awful truth, Balthazar. He's found the saucer news!"
LINKS
The Anchorage Daily news article that brought this to our attention
The deeply hidden Pdf on the school districts site of the amendment that they passed without allowing comment from anyone
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Thursday, August 30, 2007
under dome 13
I hadn't seen any of those in Under domes 12 or 14.
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
Transition
When Alaska's sky grows clearer still.
The land it feels,
it even knows,
Of Mr. Plumma's
frozen prose.
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Thursday, August 23, 2007
Retailers encourage credit card fraud
Back to the subject. Scratching and clawing my way away from the digression.
I found my book. A German-English English-German translation dictionary. You know, because I might belong to some German mafia of sorts and need to be able to get along here in an English speaking country whilst fraudulently using someone else's credit cards to purchase the thing that's going to allow me to fool the ditsy cashier.
Back down to the 1st floor to make the purchase.
The cashier asked if I had found everything I was looking for. I replied, "yes". She rung it up and said, "That will be $21.95". I handed her a credit card. She took it, swiped it, and handed it back. She didn't look at it at all. Not the front, not the back. A few seconds later the paperwork printed. I reached for a pen to sign it. Nope, didn't need to. I must have had a slightly confused look on my face because she immediately said, "You don't need to sign anything if it's under $25.00". I said,"Oh". She then asks if I need a bag.(what is it she's selling here?,dammit, more digression). I said, "no, not as long as they let me out the door without one."
Maybe I shouldn't have posted this huh? maybe I should have just gone to McDonalds to get some food, Then gone to 3 different gas stations, charged $24.99 each and filled my tanks, Then hit the mall for some clothing at about 4 different stores. A 24.00 shirt here, a 15.00 hat there. Pack or 3 of underwear someplace else. Hey, maybe a burger and a couple beers too. I'd stop at a couple kiosks on the way out. Some stupid jewelry at one and a new case for my cell phone at another.
Then I'd just go home and wait for the bill to come in. When there's no proof that I actually ever purchased these things because I never signed for them, no keyed-in security code or, well, didn't have to prove anything at all I'd just call the credit card company and tell them I never bought this shit. If they say "yes I did" then I'll ask them to send me a copy of the proof, anything. That I'd like to see my signature on these purchases. They won't be able to and they'll have to forgive the debt.
If I were a thief that is.
Next time I get a credit card in I'm just going to sign it on the back as "Please ask for I.D.". I wonder how much free stuff I can get from the store when they don't and the manager tries to keep me from getting too loud about it at the register and alerting all the other customers about their security issues.
++Tormen Tagain++
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Sunday, August 5, 2007
Twin Peaks and the Dragons Breath
Trekked up Twin peaks the other day with A friend of mine. We were going to do the Williwaw lakes hike around O'Malley peak but something about all the rain and fog let us turn plans and head north some. When we Got to our destination it was raining harder than before we left Anchorage. This was a good sign that we were still alive so we headed up the trail. It rained pretty damned constantly all the way up to the tree line. This worked out nice because there was no one else on the immediate trail.(It seems the brim of my bush hat tested out pretty well in that I don't recall having the constant drip drip of rain invade the center of my back. Therefore I think a hearty thumbs up is due to whoever invented these things.) If there was no one else on the official trail there certainly wouldn't be anyone scrambling the unmarked areas up toward the peaks. We were right. By the time we hit the tree line the rain had ceased or been left below us and we were introduced to an amazing display of the dragons breath rolling and flowing around, above, and beneath us, opening occasionally to reveal a ridge or peak that we might keep our bearings as we headed upwards via any number of switchbacks toward our destination. Every time we thought we were cresting the uppermost ridge there seemed to always be another vertical ascension awaiting us that had been obscured by the ever thickening dragons breath of clouds. We finally opted to just trek around the various ridges. On a clear day I would find it a hard thing to not constantly be filled with amazement by the sheer vastness, scope, and beauty of this range of mountains and the valley below us. On this day because of the closeness of the clouds I was able to turn my gaze toward the more immediate surroundings. Goat paths and alpine tundra, mountain streams, rocks and marmot holes. At one rocky outcropping at cliffs edge we just had to stand and take it in. Still, the clouds swirled thickly below us giving the impression that we could just step right off that cliff and walk atop them out into the valley. Pristine mountain nature all around my feet as tho we were ones of a very few who trek this far above and beyond the marked trail.
Just us and "Jason and Amber".
What? yes, Jason must sure love Amber because he had bought her a nice little pack of expensive swiss chocolates to show it. "From Jason to Amber with all my love" did the half eaten package read. I suppose that the .00008 ounces of plastic wrapping and the 2 uneaten pcs of chocolate was just toooo much to pack out after the rigorous testing of some proposal or other showing of devotion so here's to you Jason and Amber. It could have been there for a few days, weeks, months, I don't know but Fuck you very much and I hope one or the other had to carry the other out with a sprained ankle as penance for not taking your plastic and chocolate out with you. Assholes.
P.S. Don't worry, I packed it out for you. Please don't return to get it. The land doesn't like you any more.
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Wednesday, August 1, 2007
I think I'm shallow
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Walmart....The evil empire? or corporate godsend.
Today I needed to locate some salt tablets for the water softener. As much as I hated to it was Walmart which I chose to do my shopping for this. Conveniently on the way home and yes, nearly half the price as the closest out of the way competitor. Morton salt right? Not the sweatshop clothing, not the environmental holocaust packaging of toys from the east that need to make sure the pony's mane is held just perfect for marketing. No, I just went for the salt. This is not to say I haven't been to the evil empire for that sweatshop clothing etc. I just try to limit it.
But then something hit me. Wow, maybe walmart isn't so evil after all. If it weren't for the sweatshops providing us with all those good things that we "think" we need then what use would there be to breed all those new little workers? Maybe it's better to give them 3 cents a day to survive on rather than the alternative, nothing. If the sweatshops went away then we'd have that many more starving little slave, (pardon, working), children running around the developing world with no direction, eating each others ligaments for sustenance. On the other hand if the sweatshops became legitimate and had to raise their prices then they might become less competitive in the world marketplace and have to shut down. Again, releasing all the little laborers back into the world to fend for themselves and subsequently eating each other that much quicker. The remaining farmland would disappear as all the tent cities took their place. More babies would have be born at an even quicker pace to keep up with the growing demand for sustenance. The earths concentration of methane gas would compound at an alaming rate because of the flatulence created by eating each other. The planet would heat up at an exponentially dangerous pace. The remaining atmosphere would burn away and we would all suffocate on the solar radiation.
Yes, maybe walmart is a wonderful thing! bringing us all that over packaged, cheap, disposable crap that we think we need. You know, all the stuff that we never needed before walmart came along and offered it. Sweatshops have a place in the world. Sweatshops are humane in the sense that they are helping to save our planet from destruction by allowing overpopulation to thrive without having to resort to cannibalism and all the peripheral dangerous environmental effects that come with it.
Buy a petroleum based plastic toy packaged in plastic and bagged in plastic to do your part in saving a child and the world. Today!
TT
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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Not enough Microbes
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Thursday, July 12, 2007
I'll get back to this
The surgeons say that the newly installed eyes in the back of my head will require minimal maintenance other than to keep the hair shaved from around them. The back of my hat is going to need some alteration and there is the possibility of tripping a little more while I get adjusted to them. It will definitely make for more varietal ergonomics. Wow, maybe it could become vogue. Fashion would take on whole new life if they could become a trend. The red light underground would introduce it to the privacy of the masses. A book would come out, then a movie; About an old drunk cop who met a femme fatale only once. She had the eyes. They watched each other as they walked away.
TT
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Saturday, July 7, 2007
smoking bans
Maybe a ban is some living thing?
"Honey would you put the ban outside I think it's smoking again."
"What dear?" I didn't hear ya."
" I said one of the bans is smoking."
"What dear?"
"It's a smoking Ban!"
" Oooh ! would you put it out please?"
sigh
Definitely during the summer months we might want to think twice about a smoking ban as it happens to be the fire season here in Alaska. Therefore I suggest that we take all the smoking bans and put them inside during times of heightened fire awareness.
I was walking around downtown Anchorage today looking for a store I know to exist but wasn't quite sure where it was. It was a nice day and tourists can be pretty funny looking so I thought I might make a time of it and just walk around while casually looking for the place. I took a very distinct notice of the new scent around town. They must have put all the smoking bans out on their ears today from the bars and restaurants. One would suggest that after seeing all the great plumes rising around the exteriors of these establishments I would know what a ban is. But I couldn't see it very clearly given all the large groups of people huddled together looking at it. I surmised that the ban must sit somewhere in the middle of each grouping of people. This deduction taken because of the great halo of smoke surrounding each group.
Sometimes the interest in these smoking bans was so great that I had to nearly walk off the sidewalk and into the street to get around the ban viewers.
I think it might have been a bad idea this smoking ban. Not everyone cares about it but now it gets in everyones way whether you want it to or not. It used to be that anyone who wanted to go see the smoking bans could enter their own favorite establishments to watch them smolder. If someone didn't like the way a certain ban smoldered they could always go elsewhere for a more appropriate smolder or to someplace where the bans aren't allowed to smolder at all. In time the free market system would have determined which place should and which place shouldn't install smoke bans.
And then everyone would have 'freedom of ban' in the matter.
That's right!
BAN FREEDOM for all !!!!!!!
[wait a minute..........hmmmm?.....]
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
So there I was.........
The sun faded to a deep deep orange and the clouds appeared to close around us as with a sentient intent.The winged thing grew a tail. The tail grew greater and turned, spinning and weaving. It reminded me of a vine growing but in mere seconds. The tip came swift but then smoothly pass my eyes. It slid down my back and around me, and then flinging me to the sky above. My ascension slowed gradually as I watched the huge thing drift down and away. I started looking about, it felt like forever those 3 seconds before I started my descent. It still felt that way a minute later when I had yet to fall. I found myself not quite floating but rather suspended. I looked above me for a sign of my savior for still I did not fall. The chill went away, replaced with warmer, damp, stale air. I craned my neck around and up. surprisingly, I could. As an Owl I turned my head and still saw no reason in the surrounding skys for what held me aloft. Looking down again an Old worn wooden plank floor had materialized below my feet. I stepped down onto the floor. Looking up and around I found the sky was gone. replaced by a cave or tunnel. Dark behind me, A light ahead. The abysmal pit or a train? One at each end and it seemed there was no other alternative.
I started searching beside and around me. I would claw my fingers raw into the rock and earth to escape rather than face either the train or the abyss. Something flickered ahead at the light source. Something was moving back and forth across the light. It was the end of the tunnel! It was not a train! I saw something flying back and forth in front of the opening. A deep note or howl intermingled with a desperate cacophony of fading shrieks came from behind me out of the dark. Some of the shrieks would seem to grasp for me,leaving black and purple spots of frostbite wherever they touched before being dragged into the black. I ran toward the daylight. The dark behind me expanding. The light from ahead getting closer. I reached the cave entrance. A cliff! My body scraped, cut, and bruised itself as it clawed and skidded searching for a hold which would save me from the fall. I was able to stop myself at the edge of the opening, legs outstretched into the air as my now bloodied hands desperately dragged my body fully back inside the cave.
I crept back to the edge to view a sheer vertical face thousands of feet down, the bottom shrouded in mist or altogether nonexistent, I knew not which. Above, an ominous formulation of darkening clouds sank lower, shrouding the fading orange sun. I'd thought I was already saved from an imminent fall when my feet first found this floor. Fear takes me but somehow again I stave off panic. I have no choice. I pull myself up and fall back a few steps into the darkness. I scream in agony and feel a weakness growing as the shrieks seem to hungrily draw something from some essence deep within me. In a defiant sprint, I ran straight out the opening. Into the sky to fall again. Hundreds of the huge leathery winged creatures appeared from the clouds to fly erratic circles throughout the sky around me far and near. The only tailed one swoops in and grabs me, pulling me in with the tail as it grows shorter. As the tail whips around I am forced to grab for the neck or risk falling as the creature turns to fly downward toward yet more unknown.
The g-forces worked aggressively against me as my fingers nearly loosed their grip to hang on. But I did hold on. Above and behind me I see the final tendrils of darkness retreating back into the cave opening. The shrieks and howls they made as they were denied me echoed in my head and shivered my already stressed nerves. The ground came fast. Smooth and swift we lighted atop the house. My fingers finally let go of themselves and I slid to it's feet. I was beaten and tired in mind and body. I lay there looking up at the huge leathery winged thing. It's eyes burned with an expectant intensity into my own, It stepped back then with one talon like foot and a surprising gentleness it moved me aside and scratched a sign in the ground; A sign unlike it's prior leaving. It looked at me again. The great wings spread, It's head hailed upward. With a silent scream then a great downward rush of wind it was gone. Again, it disappeared into the sky long before it should have vanished from sight.
There was an uneasy similarity to my First Experience tho the scene itself seemed unrelated for the most part. There must be a message, or maybe a warning? for which I will seek clues as I feel that whatever the huge leathery winged creature needs me to understand may be much greater than myself.
I will remain vigilant.
Tormen Tagain
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Saturday, June 23, 2007
Spirituality, Religion, and food stuffs for Aliens
OR...............................We can just believe that nothing really matters anyway no matter what we do because some f*%^ing God, spirit, or meditative communal brain synapse is going to take all the self righteous and throw them into some great being of alltogetherness. That way we can leave the whole damned place a dung hole for the future generations who fight to survive against the orange and warted 5 eyed dripping mutants caused by all the caustic infiltration of the shortsightedness, fear, bickering, and screwing ourselves to irresponsible billions. At least we'll feel vindicated on each of our petty little deathbeds as we "keep the faith" and tell those around us that we'll see them on the "other side".
Damn!!!*** I hope science gets us off this rock in enough time that we might finally have time to dispel all the primitive fears and beliefs that have kept us thus far our own worst enemy. Then maybe we'll be prepared when the aliens think they've found a new and plentiful food source.
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Friday, June 15, 2007
The Matanuska Maid works the Great Alaskan Bush Company as her future becomes questionable. Or...
...Like Iacocca said,"Throw the bums out!" I mean the leaders, the board, whatever we call them. Any good corporation would have fired the likes of imbeciles like that for running their company into the ground a good time ago. Instead, the inefficient short sightedness of government came along for a bail out. Could have put the feelers out to find someone with vision, drive, ambition, and sheer GUTS. Whatever, I don't even want to hear any crappy woes about competition, there's diversification. This damned things not run like a commercial company it's run just like a government agency doing what they do best and losing money through dinosaur ideas and crybaby ethics.
On the other hand maybe the farmers should have seen some time ago when the problems about long term viability came questionable. Maybe they should put their own heads together before it was too late. Maybe they did, maybe they were, I don't know but when somethings not working force Fire up their asses and bring in some goodly wrinkled brains. It's your government! Bitch at them for running it wrong, They took it over they took the reponsibility! You had to have seen it long before it hit the headlines to the rest of us. Ever stand in a tunnel and look at the pretty light get closer and closer? It's not the other end, its not a miracle, It's a fuckin' Train!!!!
Well, I guess that if this doesn't get resolved before too long then the cattle will go to slaughter and we'll have a bunch more nice subdivisions and the farmers will come out retiring nicely anyway after the bankruptcy. They can sell the land piece by piece or to developers to subdivide and plant houses that all look like the same plastic shit with their fake green poison lawns of the lower 48 on the already cleared land instead of taking more wilderness. That way we can deal with the oil products runoff from the cars and lawnmowers into our streams instead of cattle feces. We're getting pretty good at the oil related pollution problems now.
Oh wait a minute there is that nagging Lower Kenai river and Big lake issue isn't there.
I'm not through ranting or researching this so I'll get back to it if I find out whether I really care or not.
I wonder what's the talk of this at Talkeetna's West Rib cafe and pub? Maybe it's nearing time for another little jaunt up the Parks.
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Need a bandwagon to bitch about please!!!!!
Now which one do I choose? There's too many choices ! dammit! What the hell am I supposed to do now!
Wow, that was interesting. For a split second just back at 8:16:something p.m. Alaska time the world was, well, perfect. Whew, hope that never happens again. THAT could get real boring real fast.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Maggie the Alaska elephant
Concerning the plight and public outcry of Maggie the elephant at the Anchorage Alaska Zoo.
This is a no brainer. Bees overwinter by huddling together in a tight formation. Instead of shipping Maggie off to the lower 48 I think we should just import about 5000 elephants so they can huddle together just like the bees do. Never will any of them be lonely and we can put a cute little tiara on Maggie so we can tell her apart. Since they will be creating a huge amount of feces we can just mix that in with the snow piles during the winter. The heat that the feces generates will help to keep the snow piles in the parking lots to a minimum thereby freeing up a lot of parking during the winter months. After the winter is over we can use the feces remains to build compost piles to fertilize the gardens for all the food we'll need to feed all the elephants and the circle is completed. See it'll all work out in the end, (so to speak).
I posted this on the Anchorage daily news , (ADN), blog today and felt I'd best put it here where it rightfully belongs before they delete me.
Friday, May 18, 2007
Sideways bear and the spider
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
weekend in Port Llast
Sometimes you just have to get away. Went up to Port Llast last week. A canary took this picture. Amongst the fire, hail, and castings I was able to hear the camera snap. I turned in enough time to see it snatched by a Raven. An eagle swept in and started grappling with the raven over the camera. They were in some sort of wildly swinging airborn swirling chaos when the huge leathery winged thing dove in and tried to eat them all. The camera strap got snagged in the huge things beak. They fell to the ground and were all dazed long enough for me to grab the camera and run. I made Luskan about 2 days later, not without some small help from a dryad who knew her way better than I through a certain area.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Sometimes you just need a happy ending.
We never knew why the pig swelled enough to float away with the barn. It landed far away from here near a Canadian farming community not some few miles from
The operation was a success even though one of the arms was attached to bend the wrong way. Mrs. Boyd later said this actually helps out in the kitchen.
A day doesn’t go by now that Farmer Boyd doesn’t have a smile on his face. The way the community came through so gallantly, a new barn and pig, and a wife with all kinds of frisky new tricks up her sleeves. Life is good.
Tormen Tagain
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Wasilla sewer bubbles
Trust me, I'll get back to this one after the yeast I've added to my brain, via the post birthing government funded hinged head hatch, has been able to get the fermenting process going well enough. ....Wasilla....creature....playground....homeland security......Sara Palin......Aliens.....ORSO IS THE SEWER FOAM CREATURE!!!
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Alaska Wolf control? Bear control? what about.......
Before too long I suspect that we might see shortages in food stuffs in our grocery stores. This could end up putting the balance between the rest of us and them at teetering odds. I would hate to see their population grow to such a number that they can’t support or feed themselves for lack of clients. How can we get the balance back before it’s too late? Should there be an open season of sorts? Maybe “chiro baiting” might be an option, for a limited time during the regular hunting season.
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Organic Christians
What is an Organic Christian? Would they taste any better than a non-organically raised Christian? I would think that maybe a non-organic christian might grill up better as I seem to have noticed on many Sunday mornings while waiting for the backup on the road to clear out in front of their churches that quite the majority seem to be at least a lot obese. All that fat might help the evenness of cooking.
Possibly then would an organic christian be fed healthier foods in avoidance of the gluttony sin that that seems to so invade their non-organic cousins? If so then probably the fat to meat ratio might make for a leaner cut but would require much more sauces and attention while grilling. God forbid we have to keep dumping more of our beer over it to keep it tender and juicy.
I don't eat very much red meat as I like to stick to Fish and chicken mostly. I have no ethical reason to avoid it and do enjoy a good well done cheeseburger on rare occasion. However, if anyone wishes to share their knowledge of this issue, maybe you have seen the sign as well, or would just like to post a recipe or 2 please be my guest.
Friday, April 6, 2007
Another strange evening
Something changed; the night fell into full swing in mere moments, auroras grew fingers as they beckoned to life the string of volcanoes along the peninsula. Then spitting skyward from their throats came music from Illiamna, Stars from Redoubt, Spurr and Augustine shared the ends of a great, whipping, electric arc. The auroras fingertips repelled with small explosions of multicolored lights when making contact with the arc. The inlet grew a foam thick fog which blanketed everything a couple thousand feet thick. It began as a chilling crimson, fading back to the dark grey of stormclouds, upon which then sailed a fleet of wooden warships heading toward a single peak.
I was dropped, My captor had let go his hold, everything in sight returned to normal, a killing chill froze my eyelids shut. I was falling fast toward fate and Cook inlets icy waters when I was snatched again, the scene reverting once again to the same display of otherworld imagery. I shivered the warmth back into me while cradled in some protective bubble that seemed to only follow this creature. We flew toward home, this time the scene smoothly reverted back to normal.
The winds came again as I was lighted down where I left from atop the house. It stood looking at me for a moment, Scratched some sort of symbol in the snow and flew away. It disappeared into the sky long before it should have vanished from sight.
I have a feeling that this is not over. I will be vigilant.
Tormen Tagain
Sunday, April 1, 2007
Subject 1.73
2 A.M. The Village Inn
“Arughthuzapt.” The man slurred to the waitress. “Sir, I’m sorry. Could you repeat your order?” She replied in a tired, depleted voice. Her already building headache began pounding now. “Absthord bich !” he spat out, irritated that she did not understand. A small but visible drool escaped from the corner of the man’s mouth as he shakily rose to leave. He was visibly frustrated with the way he was not treated with the utmost respect from the staff. “Flothrom sfaft dith !” he exclaimed while holding himself upright against an adjoining table. Soon enough the man felt himself become as one with the carpet. “Shlurrrthp.” An odd trailing crept back into his nose as he looked to find his footing. Quickly, he pulled someone’s foot from his mouth. To his almost immediate surprise he noticed they wore the same type shoes as himself. With the same graceful transition he rejoined his friends at their booth, waking one of them through an accidental displacement of a water glass. Just moments later he was able to help the previously unnoticed but kind policemen to their car.
Tormen Tagain
Friday, March 23, 2007
Someone I know from Jupiter called today.
Someone I know from Jupiter called today. He said he'd been having a hard time with recent events. I'll stick to his immediate plight while leaving the peripherals still scattered, for his safety.
“I thought I was going to have to kill you just to wake you up.” Low, smooth, and damaged, was her voice. “Clean his eyes off” She said then to someone.
I heard the sounds of two sets of feet walking toward me. All I could see were the hands grabbing for my shoulders. Another set grabbed my legs. They pounded my head under water in some large bucket, pulling and pushing me back under 3 or 4 times, they held me under, up, then under quickly. This last time they shook me around with whatever bucket they were using and threw me against the wall. The sound of metal screamed into my ears as it hit. The bucket fell off and crashed to the floor echoing into a very large, empty room. I slid to my seat on the floor. The water mixed with the wet blood, breaking up some of the dried stuff as it burned a path for my eyes to focus. A towel of sorts fell on my shoulder. One of the two who had just “washed my eyes” threw it.
The woman spoke again,” Look at me, (a cough), look at me”
This was a bad day, I didn’t need to see who it was now; I knew.
“I thought you were dead” said I.
She replied, “I was”.”
After that he went on to explain that he was either knocked out or he passed out. He wasn’t sure which but that he was still keeping hold of the situation but could talk no more. He couldn't at that time talk of his means of communication .I suspect he’ll call again when opportunity presents itself.
Tormen Tagain
Sunday, March 18, 2007
It and the middle of no where.
First, a couple things need to be addressed prior to any reasonable formulation of coherent and positive forward moving deductive processes begin.
1- What is it ? Is it something we can lay our hands on ? A place we can go ? Is it something not quite so "real" but something for which one might strive for such as a goal? Maybe a state of mental and emotional well being or any other "places" which we as individuals would desire to eventually attain.
2-Where is no where ? If it really is no where then can it actually be any where at all ? If not then no where cannot be any where because no where could be used as a defining and descriptive location for where we are. That in turn in relalation to where we find ourselves when we achieve "It".
Theory one----If no where doesn't exist at all how can we have placed ourselves in the middle of it? To have placed ourselves in the middle of no where means that it must have substance or space, otherwise how could it support us in the middle of it. Unless we also are comprised of the same stuff that makes for nothing. Stuff, (to be debated in a later post,...maybe). I suppose tho that one could present themselves to be in the middle of a great void, and that could be no where. Although, a void is said to be someplace de'void of stuff, completely lacking in substance. This brings to thought that this void must be located somewhere in the middle of or contained within stuff or substance itself, thereby gaining unto itself some measure of substance being the place where stuff isn't. Could we by finding where no where is then give some attainability to the seeking of "It"?