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Beanie Thursday: Adopt a New Kind of Beanie
http://www.shredbetties.com/oa/entry/adopt_a_new_kind_of_beanie/

Read about Pom Pilot Sarah Cameron - This girl is the brains behind POM POM's awesomely girly line of snow and skate waxes
http://www.shredbetties.com/riders/story/sarah_cameron_pom_pom/

Teaser for a new all-girl shred flick:  So Fresh So Tight
from the quebec girls who brought you Bitches with Stitches
http://www.shredbetties.com/sbtv/story/so_fresh_so_tight/

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so check out these events:
Aberdeen, UK: http://www.shredbetties.com/articles/story/breast_cancer_awareness_in_aberdeen/
Boulder, CO:http://www.shredbetties.com/articles/story/divas_in_drag_b4bc_benefit/


WTF - Bataleon's Spanky Pants.  Commentary on Bataleon's oddball website.
http://www.shredbetties.com/oa/entry/wtf_a_man_in_spanky_pants/

Nikita's new team rider, Posy Dixon
Interview with the UK shredder:
http://www.shredbetties.com/riders/story/nikita_rider_posy_dixon/

Some.Wear
http://www.shredbetties.com/gear/story/somewear/



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Though I’m a man of few words, I do actually have a lot to say.  I’ve covered a few things here, probably enough to think about for a while. 

It’s been said, probably many times over many years, that "the best things in life are free."  If that’s the case, then why do so many people seem to think they NEED that new Lexus, $900 purse or the 7000 square foot home?  Why do so many people feel the need to live in excess?  When did ’the little things’ stop meaning so much and become overrun with desire to posess?  Is it greed?  Is it because they lead boring lives completely void of humbling experiences?  I guess I just see so many people focused too much on material things that enhance their net worth, and not things that enhance their LIFE, their character, their entire existence.  It’s rather sad that it seems only in times of disaster are most people brought to their knees, only then do they realize how fragile we humans are.  Only then do they truly begin to value their life, just being alive, having their friends and family alive, etc.  Of course no one is perfect, and I will be the first to admit I have taken things for granted from time to time, but I try to place value on the things that I’d miss most if they were gone.  And just to clarify this, when I say ’things’ I am not referring to anything material, the things I’m referring to cannot be held in your hand, hung on your wall or parked in your garage. 

A few months ago, I was snowboarding with some friends at Whistler and I had a rather memorable experience.  While waiting in a lift line I noticed Natasza Zurek standing nearby, just minding her own business eating a granola bar.  We ended up being on the chair behind her and when we got to the top I went over to say hello.  Though I’d never met her before, I’ve read many interviews over the years and always held her in very high regard.  She seemed to think very much like I do and I’ve always admired her skills and possibly most of all, her ability to remain humble.  I introduced myself and we talked briefly about living in Canada, how much snow had fallen so far, etc.  We talked about how much fun snowboarding is and then she asked me, "Do YOU love snowboarding?" almost as if it were rare to encounter another person who felt the same way.  I said I do, and that it’s the only thing that really makes me feel alive anymore.  We went our separate ways but that question has stuck with me, and as rare as it may be to encounter someone who truly loves snowboarding, I think it’s even more uncommon to encounter someone who is so down-to-earth, realistic and humble as she is.  It seems like any day you go snowboarding there’s always some fool who think it’s okay to cut you off or snake your line because they just spun their first 540 and they’re going to be the next Shaun White.  Sorry kids, but attitude only takes you so far in life.  We need more people like Natasza.  We need more people with a true love and passion for things that no amount of money could ever buy.  It doesn’t matter if you love snowboarding, painting pictures, or watching grass grow...pour your heart into it and feel the LIFE it breathes back into you.  Feel the satisfaction of doing something yourself, or better yet, doing something for someone else.  I know this blog is going all over the place, but hang in there, I’ll get to the point eventually. 

I wore a helmet while snowboarding a few times early in the season but got out of the habit at some point, probably because I was riding so much powder and not really thinking I’d need it.   On the morning of Friday March 21st, I put my helmet on for the first time since mid December, and set out to enjoy the new snow.  It was softer and deeper than I had expected, so I made my way to the backside of the mountain to ride some steeper terrain.  To make a long story a little shorter, I was riding down a narrow (single cat width) trail, going approximately 35 mph.  There were 3-4 people about 100 feet ahead of me when I came around the last corner before the trail drops to a flatter area with a wide, slow corner.  I was moving faster than the people in front of me but they were doing their own thing and I watched the first person I’d come up upon first as they did mild carves, staying entirely on the right side of the trail.  The people in front of this person had accelerated and were much farther ahead by this time, so I saw my opportunity to make it to the flat corner without slowing down.  Right about as I got up to the person riding on the right of the trail, they made a sudden sharp left turn, right into me.  I had nowhere to go but off the trail.  The next thing I knew, I was laying in the snow, leaning downhill slightly with blood running out of my nose like a faucet and my right eye wouldn’t open all the way.  I looked back up hill to see that I apparently hit a tree, which pretty much brought me to an immediate stop.  My goggles were in my hand, though I don’t remember taking them off.  Luckily the guy who ran into me was very concerned and talked with me and we determined he was okay but I defnitely needed to get some help.  After about 10 minutes of laying there (all I wanted to do was lay there, things didn’t look right), I still couldn’t get the bleeding to stop.  At the time I didn’t know, but my goggle lenses had broken and apparently sliced me pretty good above and below the eyebrow, which also bled a lot.  We finally rode the rest of the way to the bottom of the chair, where I decided I was well enough to ride up to the top.  The second I got on the chair I realized I probably should have waited at the bottom, but it was too late to change my mind and I made it to the top alright.  When I got to the top of the chair, Ski Patrol was waiting for me.  They gave me gauze for my eyebrow and oxygen, which didn’t really seem to help.  Then they took me down in a tobaggan, and some ambulances took me to the hospital.  The end result?  My nose is broken and has been pushed to the right, my right eye is partially full of blood, ten or so stitches above the eyebrow, a few below, cheekbone broken in at least 3 places and pushed back into my face which apparently pinched off some nerves, I have no feeling whatsoever in the right side of my nose, right upper cheek/under eye and both right and left (why the LEFT side??) temples.  My jaw seems to be in the same place, but because the bones above it are broken my teeth don’t line up the way they used to.  The next day my knees hurt and it appears that I must have almost straddled the tree (good thing my board prevented this!) as both knees had huge bruises on the inside and the left knee was scraped pretty good.  Nothing permanent though, thankfully!  Other than being in a little pain, occasional dizziness, and a fair amount of discomfort I’m doing alright. 

Various people have since said to me, "That’s why you gotta wear a helmet!" and I have had to correct them, "No, you don’t understand...I WAS wearing a helmet."  I’m not exactly sure what would have happened had I not been wearing it, but I do know that you never hear much from people who hit their head on a tree while moving at 35mph and NOT wearing a helmet.  Probably because they’re in a coma, brain dead, or just plain...dead.  Without knowing how close I came to any of those results, it’s hard to say how ’lucky’ I am, but I feel pretty damn lucky!  Having several days to reflect on what happened and what could have happened, it really made me think of many things.  It makes me realize how important family and friends are, as well as allllll of the little things we do every day that we take for granted.  Everything from breathing through our nose to chewing food, being able to fall asleep comfortably or even just yawning.  I thought about all of the things I love to do, and how much I’d miss them if I were never able to do them again.  I thought how much I wish I could just go up to the mountain, ride down a ways and just sit down and look around, breathing in all the fresh air and listening to the sounds, watching my good friends having fun, etc.  It reallly made me saddd to think about losing that, among other things. 

I read an interview with Jonaven Moore in Snowboard Canada magazine recently, and I’d like to quote a few things he said because...well, because I don’t think I could have said them any better myself.  SC magazine basicly asked how he would justify or explain the risks he takes (as we all do) to someone who doesn’t know or understand why we do it.  "It really comes down to the love [you have] for something. I’ve had quite a few friends die snowboarding, and I can honestly say they were so truly in love with the mountains and the connection they found there.  We do some crazy things when we’re in love."   I couldn’t agree more.  Just look at the things people do when they are in love with anyone or anything, not just snowboarding.  We do some crazy things when we’re in love.  They also ask him about an accident he had where he broke his jaw in 4 places, and what he learned from it.  "...I went into it your average, reasonably attractive, white kid--things really don’t come much easier to you on this planet.  I woke up in the hospital and looked in the mirror at a face I didn’t even recognize.  I looked like my head should be attached to someone who weighed more than 300 pounds.  It’s come a long way since, but the aesthetics of my facial structure were downgraded on some level, and they’ll never be the same again.   We have a lot attached to the face we see in the mirror.  It is very much who we perceive ourselves to be, and I don’t think I’m being shallow by saying that s much as I’m being honest.  That one accident has taught me so much about how I look at people, what I see in people and what really matters."  What really matters.   WHAT REALLY MATTERS.

So what really matters?  A new Lexus?  That $900 purse?  The 7000 square foot home?  I may never get the feeling back in my face, and it may never look like it used to, but I’m okay with that because I do realize that I AM lucky.  I’m the lucky one!  Countless people are hurt every day, far worse than I am right now.  Some will never see again, some will never walk or talk again, some will never wake up from their sleep and some will never think clearly again.  I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, tomorrow is not promised to anyone.  Be thankful for what you DO have today, and again, I’m not talking about material things.  Be thankful that you woke up this morning, and that you are able to push your own shopping cart around the store, and that you see someone extraordinarily handsome or beautiful when you look in the mirror.  Go outside and take a deep breath of fresh air and just be happy you can breathe!  And every time you do something that seems rediculously mundane, just remember that there are millions of people worldwide who can no longer do those things and would probably trade anything for one more walk through a park, one more breath of fresh air, one more look at something beautiful, one more minute with a loved one.  Someone once said that the moment we are born, we begin to die, and it’s true.  We only have so many hours, so many days to spend doing whatever it is we choose to do with our time.  Once we’re gone, we’re gone for good, and the same goes for those we love.  Money can be wasted, time can be wasted.  You can earn new money, but you can never regain wasted time.  I’m not concerned whether you agree or disagree with me, I just ask that if you happen to have read all of this that you take some time and determine what is truly important to you, what things you truly love and are passionate about.  And remember, I’m not talking about material things!!!  Watch the news someday.  Though it’s unfortunate, you’re bound to see coverage of some disaster somewhere and inevitably you’ll see people involved in it and possibly catch a glimpse of what is really important to them...and you.

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i hve a story or two for yall. i write them myself so ya they may be a bit wierd

My Stories

There once was a boy named Aaron. He was a great person. One day he met this girl. Her name was Miranda. Now Aaron was only 14 but he loved her not only because she was pretty but because she was a wonderful young lady. He would talk to her every day. Then one day he started hearing things about her that weren’t good. So the next day Aaron asked Miranda about it and she said they went true. Now Aaron believed her on this because he loved her a lot. But one day he met this guy named jack and had told him about the things that he had heard about him. Well jack and Aaron started talking and Aaron found out the truth about Miranda. So the next time Aaron talked to Miranda he told her that they were over. She told him not to do that and that she loved him more than anything in the world. He told her to leave him alone until he was ready to speak to her again. So she didn’t talk to him for a long period of time. Finally he started talking to her. Now Miranda wasn’t home so Aaron was talking to her cousin Sam. Now Sam was trying to be Miranda and Aaron asked about her. Sam told him that she wasn’t Miranda and that Miranda was in that hospital. Aaron was shocked and asked Sam what had happened to her. Sam told Aaron of how Miranda had cut her wrist and was bleeding really bad. Aaron was in tears by now and telling Sam that he didn’t mean to hurt her. Sam told him that Miranda would be fine. Aaron had a bad feeling about that and told Sam to let Miranda know that he loved her greatly. A few days passed and Miranda died in that hospital. Sam told Aaron the bad news a few days after it happened. No one else knew about the bad news but Aaron. The next day jack asked Sam where Miranda was she told him that Miranda had died in the hospital a few days ago. He asked her why she hadn’t told him about it before and she said to him "how would you feel if your cousin died in the hospital". He said "I feel bad enough because she was my girl friend". Sam looked at him in a strange way and said "when did you take her back". He looked back at her and said "you didn’t know about that I thought Miranda told you". Sam shook her head and said "well she has been in the hospital a few days and she hasn’t spoken much". A few days later Aaron comes by and asks Sam how she is doing. She said she was ok and that she felt really bad about Miranda’s death. Aaron looked at the ground and said nothing. Sam looked at him and said "it’s not all your fault you know". He looked at her and said "what do you mean she cut her wrist because of me". Sam looked at him and said "you’re not the whole blame for this she just had too much on her mind at one time". The next day jack came by and asked Sam if she was ok and she said "I’m ok I guess". He took her hand and kissed it then he said "I'm sure you will be fine". Sam looked him in the eyes and said "I don’t know how to feel right now". He looked at her and smiled. He told her that it would be ok and that Miranda is watching her and would want her to be happy. With tears in her eyes she walked away. The next day Sam met up with jess. Jess had come by to see how Miranda was doing. Sam hadn’t told jess anything about the death so she had no idea what was going on. Jess knew Miranda very well and loved her dearly. Well jess asked Sam how Miranda was doing and sam's eyes filled with tears. Jess asked her what was wrong and Sam told her that Miranda had died in the hospital. Jess turned away from Sam because she didn’t want Sam to see her cry. Sam took jess’ hand and said "don’t worry I know how you feel". Jess asked Sam why Miranda did it. Sam said she didn’t know but to ask Aaron or jack they might know. So jess went to see Aaron first. She talked to Aaron for about an hour. The told her of how he cared dearly about Miranda. Jess just looked at him and said nothing. Aaron looked at her and said ‘jess I'm sorry for what happened ok I didn’t mean for her to do that to herself". She just looked at him and then began to cry. A few days passed and when Sam went to see jess she found her on Miranda’s bedroom floor with a not that said "I love you Miranda and I will die for you too". Sam left the room and forgot about all of it for the rest of her life as long as she lived.

The end.

There once was a girl named miranda. She was a very nice young lady. There was this guy she liked very much. His name was aaron. Now miranda cared a lot for aaron but she didn’t knw how to show it. One day this guy named jack had come along and asked her out. Now not thinking of what aaron would say she went out with him. At this time she was with jack and with aaron. Well one day the two guys meet and they find out what miranda was doing and get pissed off at her. She then trys to explain and neither of them would listen to her so she leaves them to think of wha they want to do. She waits a few days before she decides to even talk to them. The night miranda supposed to talk to the guys she didn’t because she was afraid to face them. Tht same night miranda gets into a huge fight with her brother and he ends up stabbing her in the side. Now miranda cant even move and is bleeding terribly by now. So she asks her cousin sam to get on under her name on her computer and tell evey one what had happened to her. At first no one belives what sam says and ignores her. So mirandas brother gets on and tells them everything that happened with his brother and miranda. They feel so bad for miranda after they find out what happedn to her. They ask what they can do for her and he says "I don’t know you will have to ask either her or sam about that one". He then leaves the roomm and sam gets back on. They all ask her if ther is anything that they can do for her. Sam said that they would have to ask miranda. So a few days later when miranda came on everyone asks he wht they can do for her. She says there is nothing they could do for her. Aaron tlks to her and asks if she is ok and she says no. he then asks her whats up. So she tells him everything that happened to her. So he told her that it would be ok and that she wasn’t going to get hurt anymore. So she lifted the side fo her shirt up and he just looked at her and said nothing. She looked back at him. Then she looked away. He lifted her chin so she was looking at him. He looked into her eyes and then he lightly kissed her. She just stood there and looked at him he let go of her chin and started to walk away. She grabbed his arm and pulled him back twards her. She said "aaron don’t worry ill be ok". He looked at her and said "hun are you sure your goin to be ok". She looked at him then at the stitches on her side. He then took a look at her side and told her that if her brother ever touched her again he would either kill him or just seriously pound her brothers head in. she looked at him and kind of smiled a little at him. He looked back at her and smiled. The following day she seen jack. He asked her if they were still together and she said "I was meaning to talk to you about that". He looked at her and asked her wht she meant about it. She then told him that she couldn’t see him anymore. He walked away from her. A few weeks later jack told miranda he wanted to be with her for the rest of his life. Now aaron was still in a mood with her and had already found someone else. She told him she didn’t knw. So a few days passed and miranda had went to see jack and talk to him but before she left jack rand the doorbell. Mirandawas so supprised to see him there. He handed her a little box and got down on one knee. He then said to her "will you marry me". Mirandas eyes filled with tears and she said yes. He was so happy that he picked her up and carried her to the bedroom. When he put her down she said "jack hun I’m still too young for that". He smiled and said I knw that’s not what I brought you here for. She looked at him in a stange way and asked for what then. He told her to turn around and she would see. She turned around to see eminem standing right there. She let out a loud scream and then hugged jack and kissed him they lived happily ever after.

The end

 

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ahem
ahoy my people friends.
well well well
lets see here
what is new and or has occured as of late thats worth talking about?,
tons of things i guess
either that or its all just been a whole bunch of small meaningless conversations and human interaction.
my fellow roomate crispin cannon has left my side.
i cutt the stitches that held us together so he could leave a follow his life long dream of working on an oil rig, its funner cuz you would have never guessed but crispin has always wanted to do such work... he says its in his heart
go get em tiger
i tried painting a master piece the other day.
turns out that when you dont practice for 3 months,
 and you try to paint something .you tend to suck ball sac and get frustrated.
i found out that i suck and need more practice. so that was kind of not hip
o well.
arrrg


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June 16th, 2006

Regular piano's pretty cool...

But outdoor piano.... now that's where its at!

Don't fall behind on the latest trend sweeping the nation. It's called outdoor pianoing and all you need is the great outdoors and a piano. Watch Dev and work neighbor Jon Roth as they explore the possibilities this relatively new activity has to offer.

True story, I swear.....

Team captain/ IS Design owner Devun Walsh had a little accident at his house in North Vancouver this morning. While finishing off some renovations in his washroom Dev sliced his finger on his newly installed shower drain. He was rushed to the hospital where they used two stitches to close his gaping wound. The trauma must of been a little overwhelming for Dev because on his way out of the hospital he fainted. He awoke on the ground with a small bump on the head feeling slightly disoriented. He's now out home recovering from the days events. Don't worry he's expected to make a full recovery. Get well Dev...

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well actually, it was just below my lip

How did thsi happen? well we were having rugby practice. its was rainging and very windy. we were all jsut waerng t-shirts and shorts. so yes, we were all frozen. so trying to tackle was not all that easy. somehow while trying to make a tackle, the guys heel pinched my bottom lip right over my bottom teeth and they slit a hole right through my skin.
seeing how i was so cold, i didnt hurt that much, i just felt my teeth getting smoked by the boot, luckily they didnt chip(no i wasnt wearing a mouth gaurd). but it got me out of practice.
instead of cleaning off the blood right away, i turned on the hot water to warm my hands up(yes, while blood was dripping from my face). my shop teacher was quite stunned.
anyways, after semi warming my hands up and wipping the blood off, i got my dad to pick me up and head over to the walk in clinic. i needed 2 stitches. im no stranger to stitches, but dam, these two hurt alot. i could feel the stitch being threaded through. but whatever, i'll have a nice battle scar

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wednesday december 21st 2005 -
ride perfect all day right?...go to b/s this flat rail that i've been OWNING all day... cought an edge and flew forward and hit my head on the side of the rail...

now i have 4 stitches on the ride side of my head above my eye and along my hairline...

lovely


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Me + Cat = 5 damn stitches and looking like hell


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OWEEE, i cut myself with a knife today and im pretty sure i need stitches but im not getting them lol..uh oh

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"I've been to war [sic]. I've raised twins. If I had a choice, I'd rather go to war." -- Bush, flat out lying in 2002.

"One of the interesting initiatives we've taken in Washington, D.C., is we've got these vampire-busting devices. A vampire is a—a cell deal you can plug in the wall to charge your cell phone."—Denver, CO. Aug. 14, 2001

"Well, it's an unimaginable honor to be the president during the Fourth of July of this country. It means what these words say, for starters. The great inalienable rights of our country. We're blessed with such values in America. And I--it's--I'm a proud man to be the nation based upon such wonderful values."--Visiting the Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C., July 2, 2001

"We spent a lot of time talking about Africa, as we should. Africa is a nation that suffers from incredible disease."--After meeting with the leaders of the European Union, Gothenburg, Sweden, June 14, 2001

"It's very important for folks to understand that when there's more trade, there's more commerce."--Quebec City, Canada, April 21, 2001


"I've coined new words, like, misunderstanding and Hispanically."—Radio-Television Correspondents Association dinner, Washington, D.C., March 29, 2001

"I am mindful not only of preserving executive powers for myself, but for predecessors as well."—Washington, D.C., Jan. 29, 2001

"Then I went for a run with the other dog and just walked. And I started thinking about a lot of things. I was able to—I can't remember what it was. Oh, the inaugural speech, started thinking through that."—Pre-inaugural interview with U.S. News & World Report, Jan. 22, 2001 issue

"Redefining the role of the United States from enablers to keep the peace to enablers to keep the peace from peacekeepers is going to be an assignment."—Interview with the New York Times, Jan. 14, 2001 (Thanks to Rachael Contorer.)

"The California crunch really is the result of not enough power-generating plants and then not enough power to power the power of generating plants."—Interview with the New York Times, Jan. 14, 2001

"They misunderestimated me."—Bentonville, Ark., Nov. 6, 2000

"I know how hard it is for you to put food on your family."—Greater Nashua, N.H., Chamber of Commerce, Jan. 27, 2000

"I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully."-Saginaw, Mich., Sept. 29, 2000

"The great thing about America is everybody should vote."-Austin, Texas, Dec. 8, 2000

"It's clearly a budget. It's got a lot of numbers in it."--Reuters, May 5, 2000

"Rarely is the question asked: Is our children learning?"-Florence, S.C., Jan. 11, 2000

"I understand small business growth. I was one."-New York Daily News, Feb. 19, 2000

"The most important job is not to be governor, or first lady in my case."-Pella, Iowa, as quoted by the San Antonio Express-News, Jan. 30, 2000

"It's important for us to explain to our nation that life is important. It's not only life of babies, but it's life of children living in, you know, the dark dungeons of the Internet."—Arlington Heights, Ill., Oct. 24, 2000

"I think if you know what you believe, it makes it a lot easier to answer questions. I can't answer your question."— Reynoldsburg, Ohio, Oct. 4, 2000

"Natural gas is hemispheric. I like to call it hemispheric in nature because it is a product that we can find in our neighborhoods."—Austin, Texas, Dec. 20, 2000

"The senator [McCain] has got to understand if he's going to have—he can't have it both ways. He can't take the high horse and then claim the low road."—To reporters in Florence, S.C., Feb. 17, 2000

"We ought to make the pie higher."—South Carolina Republican Debate, Feb. 15, 2000

"They want the federal government controlling Social Security like it's some kind of federal program."—Debate in St. Charles, Mo., Nov. 2, 2000

"It's your money. You paid for it."—LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000

"It's not the governor's role to decide who goes to heaven. I believe that God decides who goes to heaven, not George W. Bush." -- George W. Bush, in the Houston Chronicle.

"There ought to be limits to freedom. We're aware of this [web] site, and this guy is just a garbage man, that's all he is." -- George Jr., discussing a web site that parodies him

"I'm a uniter not a divider. That means when it comes time to sew up your chest cavity, we use stitches as opposed to opening it up." -- Bush, on David Letterman, March 2, 2000. (the audience booed)

"I didn't -- I swear I didn't -- get into politics to feather my nest or feather my friends' nests." -- Bush Jr., in the Houston Chronicle


Has anyone seen the Ali G movie? Remind you of somebody?

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hey. I'm addicted to my sketch book. That isn't good because that means my album isn't being worked on. I'm kind of sick of music though. My family is shocked because I turned my cd player off for 6 hours and didn't pick up an instrument. Last night my worst enemy and I went out to a movie. we went to see Starsky and Hutch. It wasn't a very good movie. I would of rather watched porn. but he's still alive and i'm not pissed at him so i guess u could say the night went rather well. today is another story. My mom and I spent 4 hours fighting and I look like i've been in a bar fight. I've gone to school bleeding like there's no tomorrow and hell one of my teachers has seen my mom beat the sh*t out of me, but the school says I'm out of control. my mom loses it over dumb things. today what set her off was the fact that i told my brother to do something while I was cleaning the house. welp I'm glad my mom can't work for two weeks cuz she cant have cuts on her hands and she had to go get stitches from me putting her hand threw a glass table...pay back's a bitch

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we sample from the shelves
tore a page out of this chapter
deface the essays in the book that you're reading
we are the leaches that stop the bleeding
deficit attention program
by any means necessary
blare sirens to the library
whisper instructions to the book-wormed glossary

is it heavier than air - tell us, is the black box lying?

aeronautics hacked
the spine of paragraphs
prepare to indent, a coma that read-
floating in a soundproof costume
here comes the monolith
brass knuckles for the hissie fit
an abbreviation for the landing of fleets
incoming

position the stitches - like miles of torpedoes
permission was hinted
lungs that hollered in a sleeper hold

is it heavier than air - am i supposed to die alone?


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word, had fun today... went to a bomb drop and had some fun. but i hit my knee on my face and coped a few hot stitches. but it was fun. if it was amped 2 sid definitly would have got a "stomped it" and that is hard to get in that game...now my mouth dosnt close fully and i drool sometimes, not actually, but erik steped up to that two. he didnt even look at that sheiiit, climbed up the ladder and strapped up and droped it. and then they went to the fidddddy show. word

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