| Thursday, December 14th, 2006 |
| 11:45 am |
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| Wednesday, October 25th, 2006 |
| 2:37 pm |
Yes Im still alive, I think?
Out and about whoring for Zombie Prom today. Going for only slightly obnoxious this time. 100 and counting... Current Mood:  okay |
| Tuesday, September 5th, 2006 |
| 11:42 am |
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| Tuesday, August 15th, 2006 |
| 5:55 pm |
Week without "blue"
Thus begins ten days of experimentation... WTH I might as well do something with it. Does absence really make the heart grow fonder? We shall see. All I know for now is that driving back from Indy I didn't feel the same. "Heres to a occupied week!" Current Mood:  melancholy |
| Monday, June 19th, 2006 |
| 11:10 am |
*glee*
"Taste of Bloomington" Slightly bitter. A little sour. With a hint of rainy wash out. (Willow): "It's almost as if they tried to cram too many tastes into one bottle." So the taste was a little disappointing. We went down around 3 to find the heat so unbearable that we both nearly came down with heat stroke. Then returned around nine to discover that the event was rather bottle necked. I just don't enjoy being rammed into by every third idiot who has paid the $4 charge for a half full glass of wine or beer WAY TOO MANY TIMES! Truly the best part of the event was when the storm rolled in and made every body run. Willow and I took a wet leisurely stroll through rain of course.:) I am happy to be back on the e-space after a grueling summer session. Planning to have a gathering at my place sometime in July. See you all there! PLURR J' Current Mood: oontz...oontz...oontz...oontz! |
| Monday, April 10th, 2006 |
| 3:58 pm |
Drugs Sex and Alcohol
I would owe a favor to anyone who would fill this out for me. It's for my Visitor Behavior class. Just e-mail back to me at whiterabbit0@hotmail.com, no names will be used from the informaition given. Use this link to find the questionaire. http://php.indiana.edu/~swhensle/Questionaire.docThank's PLURR -Jeremy Current Mood: accomplished |
| Monday, April 3rd, 2006 |
| 1:00 pm |
Spent last night pouring over youtube.com with Willow and my roomie Darrel. The Benny Benassi video for "SATISFACTION" if wrought with soft-core images of women with industrial power tools. Also viewed: Some Sigur Ros / Jay Jay Johanson "Automatic Lover" / Aphex Twin / Several others whose names escape me at the moment. Ahem! If you have not yet viewed the "Rejected" collection, you NEED to see it! Darrel also provided us with some videos of cool, mostly pointless, homemade machines. Very interesting and intricate artwork. Have started reading "Battle Pope." Am finishing "Down and Out In The Magic Kingdom." Still reeling from "American Gods." This month is starting off well, beautiful weather, beautiful people, some new friends, and some appreciated closure. -J- Current Mood:  content |
| Saturday, March 25th, 2006 |
| 3:07 pm |
"Doing my part to piss of the Religious Right!"
Saturday Afternoon: Re-creating the crucifix masturbation sequence from "The Exorcist" with my buddy Zed in the basement of a mutual friends pawn shop. Saturday Evening: Visiting with the Jewish A.D.D. kids currently enrolled in concentration camp. Sun Morning: Getting on my knees to receive the body of Christ and a mouth full of Jesus juice in never land, with my good friend Mike. Sun Afternoon: Splicing single frames of zombie nun pornography into the slide presentation for a religious ethics class. Sun Evening: Printing up a new bumper sticker which reads "Jesus Lives! GO GET AN AXE!!!" Next Week: Still open for suggestions. -J- Current Mood:  mischievous |
| Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006 |
| 5:06 pm |
"American Gods"
Just finished reading this book by Neil Gaiman. I found it to be full of mythological-ly relevant anecdotes about the ever changing world of today. Gaiman tackles the deifying of technology head on, and draws many comparisons between our needful lust for innovation, and the importance which the deities of old played in society. This is the type of story which leaves you feeling more complete about being yourself. If you have not already read it, I truly hope that you pick it up one day. Here are a few quotes to tickle your circuits: "Okay, so I guess you're here to offer me the freedom of the Internet if I come over to your side of the fence. Right?" The fat kid was shivering. "No. You're already dead meat," he said. "You-you're a fucking illuminated Gothic black-letter manuscript. You couldn't be hypertext if you tried. I'm...I'm synaptic, while, while you're synoptic..." (pg 345) "I think I would rather be a man than a god. We don't need anyone to believe in us. We just keep going anyhow. It's what we do." (pg 421) -J- Current Mood: good |
| Saturday, March 11th, 2006 |
| 12:03 pm |
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| Thursday, March 9th, 2006 |
| 12:18 pm |
Week of "DETOX"
This week has become an experiment in self control. Have cut my normal tendency of "smoking" nightly before bed. Getting to sleep has been more of a chore, but my mind and body have begun to clear once more, and I gradually become more of myself again. Realizations: >I am comfortable with where I am at in an emotional sense right now. >I massively enjoy the friendships which have forged over the last year, as well as the few that have withstood the test of time. >I am not an innocent, and may not have been for some period now. >I can still look into the mirror in the morning and not hate myself. >Everything is not perfectly laid out before me. That is a good thing. >It makes me feel good to give to those I care about when I have the means to do so. >I can remind myself of those moments when I am without the means to give, yet am still filled w/ the desire to do so. If you are part of my life right now, it is because I view you as a positive force in all of this. -J- Current Mood: content |
| Thursday, March 2nd, 2006 |
| 11:00 pm |
V For Vendetta
I ran into the trailer for this movie today. It seems to have the potential to make alot of people think about the role that our government plays in their lives. I understand that it is being based off of a DC Comic of the same name. Would anyone care to share their opinion about this comic or the content of it's story? If you want to check the trailer out go to, http://vforvendetta.warnerbros.comit takes a while to load and you gotta have Quick Time so I suggest viewing the standard definition option. "Let me know what you think." Current Mood:  bouncy |
| Wednesday, March 1st, 2006 |
| 3:11 pm |
Do this now!!!
Go to google.com type "failure" in the search box click on the button [I'm Feeling Lucky] you will laugh your ass off. -J- Current Mood: giggly |
| Tuesday, February 28th, 2006 |
| 12:59 am |
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| Sunday, February 26th, 2006 |
| 2:12 pm |
"lids"
“This has become a world with no integrity. Everybody's putting a lid on something that smells. And we let it happen. The world, what's goin' on in the world, with all the lids soon the world is going to be buried in lids. They keep us from seeing the truth. Yeah it’s all those lids. I'm gonna crush um all away.” -Spike- Current Mood: rebellious |
| Saturday, February 18th, 2006 |
| 1:05 pm |
Purple hair is gone, pictures to come.
Have gone to a blue-black color which, "is an acceptable compromise,"-Willow. I received a great compliment from another server last night. "It looks like the black hair in a comic book," he said. (I like that!) I may end up moving back to a kitchen position in the near future, but still need to earn money until that is all certain so the hair got dyed yesterday afternoon. >Thanks again for all the good advice on the subject, -J- Current Mood: content |
| Wednesday, February 15th, 2006 |
| 5:03 pm |
Hair Nazi @ the Olive Garden
I was just sent home from my position of two years at the local Olive Garden. Just to toot my own horn a bit. During my time at the o.g. I have become the literal star-server of the Bloomington location. Every week managers translate the praise of highly contented guests who feel that I have given them the best ever dinning experience. My tips tend to average above 20%, and guests request to be seated in my section. According to the manager working this evening, my most recent hair color does not fit in with the company’s rigorous uniform standards. So, in the midst of me serving three separate parties, he felt inclined to send me packing. My options are: 1) Re-dye my hair a natural color, before 5:00 on Fri. 2) Petition the GM to over rule the managers decision. 3) Seek gainful employment elsewhere. 4) Go postal and hope they get my point. This might be an opportune time to bullet a few facts: * A female employee was permitted to wear a hair styles similar to mine for a long period of time during my employment at this location.(extra helping of double standard anyone?) * Though I enjoy working there, this job will not become a career for me. * I have highly rebellious angst towards rules that I don't see a point in. So I put it to you, my peers: ?Does this constitute a supremacist act on the behalf of my employer? ?Is this offence worthy of leaving for another job? Along the lines of other positions: ?What would be some potential employers in the Bloomington area who might consider my talent with people as worthy, even with an unusual hair color? Current Mood:  irritated |
| Tuesday, February 14th, 2006 |
| 9:01 am |
A highly mediated V-Day? or A Valentines Massacre?
For those of you who have not known me long, I am a recovering hopeless romantic. As Willow pointed out recently, I have a tendency to "fall in love with being in love." This is the first V-Day I can remember that is not being spent in the midst of a long-term relationship, and to be completely honest, until this morning, I had no idea what my plans for today would be. Reading an article this morning about the nature of love, relationships, and college life I came to realize the truth behind this holiday. Just like the government, V-Day causes as many or more problems than it solves. The media tells us that in order to prove our devotion and commitment to that significant individual in our life, we must spend godlike sums of money on jewelry, flowers, and romantic candle light dinners. I have experienced a V-Day where lavish gifts were received with apprehension, and strung several others together which had become "going through the motions" events. My point? Today I embark on a new type of holiday, a day of thought and self reflection. *Last night: I adopted a new hair color. (change is good) *Early this morning: I delivered a few gifts to some friends. (satisfying my romantic side) *This afternoon: I'm going out for a hike with my dogs. (getting some much needed air & scenery) *Tonight: Ticket for one at the cinema. (activity serving no one but my self) *After that: Who Knows? (possibly nothing, but the world is full of possibilities) Current Mood:  contemplative |
| Thursday, February 9th, 2006 |
| 9:46 am |
So, there is more than corn in Indiana. Like stupid people!
This morning, on my way into school, I made my usual stop at the VP for an entirely legal drug refill. At the same time a Killian's beer truck driver was making a delivery and happened to be in a particularly conversational mood. I noticed that during the delivery his truck was left open and unattended. "You ever have someone try a five finger discount when you weren't looking?" I joked. "Yeah sure," he says, "I had a couple of kids try to jack a keg from this very stop. They only got about a block away before I noticed, and they were wearing themselves out pretty fast what with trying to run with a full keg and all, so when I yelled at them they just brought it back." I can only assume that these were some of the brighter members of our own Indiana University, "smooth moove boys". Too bad they didn't earn a Darwin Award while they were at it. -J- |
| Wednesday, February 8th, 2006 |
| 12:35 am |
Watching the LARP'ers dance!
This evening I found myself enjoying a few friendly games of bowling along with some co-workers and friends. The evening had begun to settle when by chance we glimpsed some LARP'ers in the lane next to our own. Amongts them lay an excalibur replica, life sized, which was proudly propt against the lanes ball return. As these Gentlemen celebrated each victory on that battle field of wood and lacker, they exchanged knightly arm checks and drew swords to smite the defiant bowling pins. "Bet theres an eighteen sided pair of dice hidden over there," I whisper to Darel, "determining their next move," he returns. The highlight of the evening, however, was at a point where a skilled set of turkeys waranted the pulling of the sword from its sheath and a magnificent display of LARP'erism. -Jeremy |
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