316/365, Henry

2006-11-23 Thread Dan Waber
Henry says it isn't that hard to make art. What's difficult is being
an artist continuously, every day, week after week, year after year,
re-making your life into an ongoing artistic process from which art is
allowed to bloom.

40 words, 40 years
365 days, 365 people
http://www.logolalia.com/40x365


Fwd: 6 wisdoms of Beaujolais Novigota Menth 2006

2006-11-23 Thread mIEKAL aND



Begin forwarded message:


From: "steve d. dalachinsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: November 23, 2006 12:45:52 AM CST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Fw: 6 wisdoms of Beaujolais Novigota Menth 2006

meant to send this to list  can you?

6 wise dumb ass Mints 2006

1. ray treble posse sword swerveth enemy sheer tyel emote day.
2. luckily tonality rewarded sitar frags prefences eneegh pleeded  
many sex plesures 'n puzzles vantages.

3. Ray mind ceramic disruption stinging sin form motion space motor.
4. Oder ass jumping slight last current prodical which supped dung   
furewerke. ( fire  works }

5. sAx passion sphere chawcky laxative expose diva clench.
6. mommy weary dust her generated gaurentee   discent fun fer men  
tu end.






Part One of the Story Begins, part 1

2006-11-23 Thread Allen Bramhall
Captain Element became suddenly perplexed. a night of steel, fortified 
with longing, stretched across a natural space between loud weary 
commercial, yikes. this television shit buggers all, thought Captain 
Element. launching into a mode of inquiry that serves to add a 
justifiable nurturing to other plans for the world, Captain Element 
bounces off, mindful of needful, as shouldn't we all.


meanwhile, Dr Fu Manchu, rascally capture, chortles in high gear. the 
suture of his famous drug has compelled Sir Denis-Nayland Smith into an 
irregardlessness. this could be trouble, Great Britain would say, if 
Great Britain could say, or even know. in the secret den of iniquity 
where Dr Fu Manchu (a degree in dentistry from some bellicose Asian 
school hangs on the wall of his lair) keeps his captives, much 
amusement. minions all astir, as if they just watched the Republic 
National Convention and still knew what sanity was when it left.


meanwhile, Dr Petrie, in his own charming, bumbling, English way, has 
decided something is wrong.


meanwhile, Jane wakes Tarzan with an eerie feeling. I sense troubled, 
she murmured over the jungle racket. trouble Tarzan middle name. also 
Howard, said the jungle man, haha. no time for levity, Tarzan, the world 
at large and the forces of good who serve it, need your assistance. 
Tarzan all serious, says: Tarzan down with assistance. the ape man rises 
from his hammock with destiny in his eyes. no, that's the full moon 
glowing like it does once a month or so, to what purpose no one knows. 
Tarzan get to work, said he, intuitively knowing that he spoke no 
infinitive. I'll bake cookies, said Jane.


meanwhile, Captain Element flies thru the air. his jet pack carries him 
towards trouble and the possible rectification thereof. he's in his 
element with such ventures.


meanwhile, Dr Petrie grabs an electric torch, always handy in a pinch, 
and a revolver. little universes are placed in chambers in the revolver. 
at times of puncture or inquest, a trigger is pulled, a hammer lurches 
violently, striking a little universe, and a big bang occurs. that too 
could be handy.


meanwhile, Fu Manchu sends Nayland-Smith out into the world. Fu Manchu 
has applied arcane drugs and wicked knowledge to inveigle decency from 
Sir Denis. to wit: Sir Denis is now a bad acorn. go forth and do my 
bidding, said the doctor cheerfully. but will this action not be too late?


yes, yes, i can see the future, you can't

2006-11-23 Thread Alan Sondheim

yes, yes, i can see the future, you can't
it's there in the overturned garden, in formless vines, twisted
churn, or tarn, only static on the radio, spiders' nets
spanning, wire to pipe, pipe to wire, nothing flows
in hours, one through eight, one through seven
welkin, glimmer, gather, wind, tain
spanning unstation, unplace, settlings and shifting
more of them, grey and green, edged, lessened, unfixed

http://www.asondheim.org/binoculars.jpg
http://www.asondheim.org/throughput.jpg


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Skin

2006-11-23 Thread Larissa Shmailo
 
Skin 
My tongue is bruised 
My nude is creaky 
Like a cabbage I sit and wait for you 
I stutter like an old gun: 
Take me 
Know 
The fast love of my hair. 
Your beady little eyes transfix me 
Like rats at the foot of my bed 
Your limp pendant wrists still hang on my  door 
You snicker, get a grip. 
Your skin is a labyrinth 
I follow like a duct 
I come from skin like yours, my mother was  dumb 
I follow the duct of your eyes like a  skein 
To the comminatory bull 
Eyes forward, now toward, where I leap for the  horns 
Won’t you come in, he sighs. 
You own too big a piece of me 
Your eyes say spare some change and I  
Don’t want to I 
Take and give no quarter and I’ve 
Already cut my hair. 
Skin is just sausage we call home. 
Skin is just sausage we call home. 
Happy  Thanksgiving


Larissa  Shmailo_  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
http//:larissashmailo.blogspot.com
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Re: Skin

2006-11-23 Thread Peter Ciccariello

This is so rich, and raw, and powerful.
Thanks for posting it.




- Peter Ciccariello
http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/



On 11/23/06, Larissa Shmailo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Skin



My tongue is bruised

My nude is creaky

Like a cabbage I sit and wait for you

I stutter like an old gun:

Take me

Know

The fast love of my hair.



Your beady little eyes transfix me

Like rats at the foot of my bed

Your limp pendant wrists still hang on my door

You snicker, get a grip.



Your skin is a labyrinth

I follow like a duct

I come from skin like yours, my mother was dumb

I follow the duct of your eyes like a skein

To the comminatory bull

Eyes forward, now toward, where I leap for the horns

Won't you come in, he sighs.



You own too big a piece of me

Your eyes say spare some change and I

Don't want to I

Take and give no quarter and I've

Already cut my hair.



Skin is just sausage we call home.

Skin is just sausage we call home.


Happy Thanksgiving

Larissa Shmailo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http//:larissashmailo.blogspot.com
Listen to *The No-Net World* at http//:www.cdbaby.com/cd/shmailo
and on iTUNES



Re: Skin

2006-11-23 Thread P!^VP 0!Z!^VP
Yes, Larissa... wonderful... So wonderful I found it in my junk drawer. 
Macfiltered... fleshy... Thanks Happy Given.

D^
On 23-Nov-06, at 8:20 AM, Larissa Shmailo wrote:



 
Skin
 
My tongue is bruised
My nude is creaky
Like a cabbage I sit and wait for you
I stutter like an old gun:
Take me
Know
The fast love of my hair.
 
Your beady little eyes transfix me
Like rats at the foot of my bed
Your limp pendant wrists still hang on my door
You snicker, get a grip.
 
Your skin is a labyrinth
I follow like a duct
I come from skin like yours, my mother was dumb
I follow the duct of your eyes like a skein
To the comminatory bull
Eyes forward, now toward, where I leap for the horns
Won’t you come in, he sighs.
 
You own too big a piece of me
Your eyes say spare some change and I
Don’t want to I
Take and give no quarter and I’ve
Already cut my hair.
 
Skin is just sausage we call home.
Skin is just sausage we call home.
 
Happy Thanksgiving
 
Larissa Shmailo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http//:larissashmailo.blogspot.com
Listen to The No-Net World at http//:www.cdbaby.com/cd/shmailo
and on iTUNES

P!^VP


Excitingly Present Part One, par 2

2006-11-23 Thread Allen Bramhall
does the reader know what meanwhile means? well, elegiac symptoms in the 
night, that's what got Jane. now, with fresh cookies a-baked, she can 
pondering. the diadem of morning—okay, it's just the sun—fletches the 
trees with a song of spring. day is for action, and Jane's movie has 
taken a turn. I shall!, and that's plenty enough to say. come, Cheetah, 
we must assert ourselves in the name of if not justice then something 
even better. Cheetah backflips agreement, and they off go.


presently, or if meanwhile, Sir Denis Nayland-Smith with eyes a-bead 
scouts the world view that has entangled him. the empire is any sort of 
group of catchphrases, he realizes, under Fu Manchu spell. and he can 
mess with, something, being as his eminence is read about. you know, 
meets with royals on a daily basis, smokes a pipe, stands tall. he can 
enter the ring of intrigue with deft step, the dark side, totally 
darthed out. a cunning plan by the insidious one, heartbreaking like a 
republican neuron. our Sir Denis, trailing into bad...


in a rough concurrent, Captain Element engages in the first trope. he 
sees the hordes as bad. they were there with Marx, sure, told stories of 
apocalyptic grounding, and oh glory if we could just ascend. ascension, 
which is like a birthday, is a way to crow. Captain Element sees this 
impact sun, and starts a gamble. his goodness, philosophically 
self-evident, registers in acts and action. those are twain yet go 
together well, like Michelle and ma belle (très bien ensemble). ah, 
humming a moody tune whilst the very rich hours pass, scudding with jet 
pack alacrity to a junction of good and evil, somewheres about. very 
intent, Captain Element, a good part of the equation.


in coeval time, Tarzan has astonishingly navigated thru the vines of his 
special jungle. chattering monkeys and wild looking birds and the 
occasional elephant with decibels a-booming have informed Tarzan of bad 
tidings like full moon nut. the case is this: the can of political 
anchovies of a bad sort has been opened. no shit, the murk is 
situational. can the preyed upon pray? there's the best of Tarzan, 
racing to help, yet with a philosophic wit. some bad types sink into 
quicksand, the engulfing volume of narcoleptic enjoinment. collected 
like a drag, that is, in the same sort of stew that crazed out 
Lovecraft. that is, no criminal except in normal racist speech and 
general rant, Lovecraft cankered in the death and dull images, 
respendent depth to deeper depth probe. gosh! well, we depend on Tarzan, 
put it like that, and we're good. good's inherently good.


and at about the same time, Dr Fu Manchu, the nervy dentist, knows how 
to get to you. or me, even as I type. or anywhere and one, with the 
smell of fear. that's his prognosis, participation and general way to 
go. we accept that nasty side, so we can drolly speak our better. okay, 
so Hitler was one canker and Stalin went rather poorly. and that pal Pol 
Pot. we can name more names but the point is, here's Fu Manchu, very 
from the dark important hellishness, and he gives us little chance to 
breathe. what if England fails as England? and that tyke of England, 
USA, the commander of different sorts of future completions. all this is 
politics as a smooth smothering and incomparable messiness. just like we 
planned. everyone take bow.


simultaneously or at least subjectively so, Dr Petrie, um, drinking tea, 
um, maybe a sup of port later, um, fireplace, comfy chair, um, oh yes a 
little stilton would be very nice, newspaper, um, wife, um, later, yes, 
later...


....

2006-11-23 Thread Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
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Re: ....

2006-11-23 Thread D^Vid D^Vizio
http://www.randomflux.info/blog/gap/index.php?m=11&y=06&entry=entry061122-104826

Working on this post/blog when today's fragment arrived.

D^


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Van Halen

2006-11-23 Thread D^Vid D^Vizio
http://ana-logues.blogspot.com/2006/11/david-lee-rothatlas-oil-friable-1216.html

We have a local little jam happens Wednesdy nights here in this wee little town 
in the mountains
meadow.

It's true, David Lee Roth was in the room and performed a tune or two.  
Wonderful energy... made
up on the spot... cook on the kit, blast on the guitar.  We get some amazing 
musicians up here. 
Fun.
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Re: Skin

2006-11-23 Thread Eric Yost

>>This is so rich, and raw, and powerful.

Yes. Spectacular. What he said.


Re: diamond()pixel()iz()e

2006-11-23 Thread mez breeze

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Amazon News - November 23th, 2006

2006-11-23 Thread Alan Sondheim
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Avalanche

2006-11-23 Thread Alan Sondheim

Avalanche


The two bodies fell from avalanche barrier to barrier, each occupying a
qha of virtual snow. The man was thirsty, the woman hungry. They felt
nothing for each other. They held on to each other. They knew each other
far too well.

Now the woman thinks the man is duplicitous, dual to her trial. But there
were many others buried beneath the earth.

The dead ask, O where art thou. The dead ask Why art thou come. The dead
beg, Now let us go.

The woman is dead to the man. The woman is dead to me. The woman is dead
to the dead. Fall, fall, man and woman. You are all dead.

http://www.asondheim.org/avalanche.mov


From Modern Spoken Tibetan, Lhasa Dialect, Goldstein and Nornang:


"A qha is a measurement that equals one square of whatever the material
is. Its size, therefore, is not standardized but depends on the width
of the material."

Therefore the qha is dependent on the material foundation of the material
as structured.


From Fijian Grammar, Milner:


"In Fijian, there are good reasons to apply the word gender to describe a
grammatical category of four classes, even if there is no connexion
between these classes and sex: the word gender being used here to describe
a feature basically the same as gender in English though different in its
details. For the sake of simple reference, the classes of Fijian gender
will be referred to as:
(i) Neutral
(ii) Edible
(iii) Drinkable
(iv) Familiar"

"PROPER NUMBER

(a) Proper number is only carried by pronouns and has four classes:
_singular,_ _dual,_ _trial_ and _plural._
(b) The _singular_ is used for one and only one, the _dual_ for two and
only two, the _trial_ for three or a few, and the _plural_ for many."


From Torwali, An Account of a Dardic Language of the Swat Kohistan,

Stein:

"The usual Interjection is _e_ "O", as in _e! tu ket-si thu_ "O! of where
are thou?"; _e zuwan! tu ke ap_ "O youth! why are thou come?"; _e! mere
tilai_ "O! now let us go."