if you're hurt, why don't you tell someone? don't go hidin' in the shade. 

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start driving with binoculars

so i'm driving home today thinking about my dismal 3x optical zoom thinking about how stupid digital zoom is, when i started to think 'i'm going to use it!'. As my car plowed through intersections at 75 in a 50 i got my camera out of the glovey and fired it up, only to instantly start driving through the lcd screen. i zoomed in, alot, about 12 times ahead to be exact, and noticed my friend below. naturally i hit the brakes, and the cars behind me must have been confused because i was about 300 feet away. yay for no ticket!





ohnos!

ring around the eyes

very tired, have to go to bed. see only lines and textures rather than real. will make a longer post and some detailed pictures tommorw. Goodnight, hold the sheets tight and your mind can't get you.

stark raving mad

just kiddin'. it's all good, sleep is for humans anyways. i basically destroyed dan's computer yesterday, changing everything to 'eat ants' from profiles to sending 100's of emails with that same title.
i lost the photography contest, rather presumably. now i have to take a picture of something with wheels. damn digital slr's! i got owned. But yes, a quick and mundane post before i head off to the asshole of the world. ok?okkewlshutupktnxbye.

"always about some deep philisophical bullshit that never makes any sense"

a couple quirky conversations that have stuck with me over the last couple days. The first with my buddy john, who non-chalantly pointed out how everything in the bible and all the events of history could make Christians truly satanists. Threw me off.
Had a mind-boggling conversation with my dad. Blew me off my high horse for a little while. Made me realize he's very powerful and has ridiculous control. He told me 'bout how he'll sit at the beach and stare at something inanimate, something of importance, gradually close his eyes and meditate at that specific image. that really fucks with my mind.
In Korea (the sadly forgotten war) he learned how to seperate himself from his body (which i now think i was starting to feel as describe a couple posts back) hold it to such a degree (which seems almost intangible) that he could literally turn around and see his body beneath him. This is called the 'third eye' chakra by many and he explained that's why he did so well at golf. he could literally watch himself, like playing a video game, and make corrections from up in the air. I was in awe.