Saturday, January 28, 2012

Meet IsisKitty, sureYnot, thatkidzach, crawling2infinity and DC's other highlighted international male slaves for the month of January 2012

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reneissance, 90
hi im reneissance! I'm vivacious 19 years old boy. i never allow myself to ejaculate or orgasm. i have Sever Mental problems, but i don't let it get me down. I'm also blind in one eye. At your disposal.






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ILikeItBig, 24
hi to all..... destroy me. u can fuck me different angels. you can do it in my confortable and luxurius house. my lips are very sexy with streamberry colour and taste. i am a God-fearing person into all kinds of mess. i am young and not certain about what the later parts of my soul ... listen to this ... simple, decent, educated, stupid guy. ask and it shall be given unto you.






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Tyranorexia, 21
i am looking to lose 15 lbs. in next three months and i need a Dominant man to help provide incentive. i am currently trim, but want to become skinny.

We can discuss incentives, and what benefits You may come to enjoy if i am not able to lose the weight.

i am willing to invest in this weight-loss effort, and if it turns out that i don´t have the discipline needed to stick to my strict regimen, my investment could be Your gain.






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youarethe, 24
The object:

Age: 24 Height: medium Weight: slim
Marital status: unbound
Occupation: good craftsman
Location: Switzerland

Experience:
6 years slave by Master teacher (70+y) beginning at 13 yrs old
4 years house-, dog-slave at dom/sad couple beginning at 19 yrs old
1 year slavebitch by dom. Master beginning at 22 yrs old

Now I try to find a life entirely from the society in the ground in hard torture.
I do not care are the main thing.
At the end of my slave life possible slaughter.
If I was dead or still alive I don't care.
Just go ahead and leave this all behind I don't care At all.

Who can keep on this way slaves in the underground?
In other countries too!






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crawling2infinity, 19
Always ready to be terrorized by you pig bitches.

I usually cum multiple times and sometimes so far that I hit my mouth.

Serious pig for extreme shits.

If you are one or more of the following, then god, do I want to hear from you!:

Self important
Sadistic
Possessive

A guy could fuck me, come in me, put his cigar out on the back of my neck then pull his gun out and tell me he wants a drink made in 30 seconds or he'll shoot me in the head and I would be in heaven.

Buzz me on nine eight three three three five six nine five three.





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Str8fuq, 20
I'm straight, but I wanna try anything this is me so deal with it!





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IfYouSeeAmy, 22
Hi,

I like praying, going to church, and reading the bible. Kidding!

I'm a grad student, rugby player. I normally am only attracted to girls. I met up with a dominate girl on cl, but that was just weird.

I've been jerking off to the idea of submitting to a Man maybe even pimping me out to his friends and even a large group of Men.

I pimped out my ex-gf to some guys I knew at UTD. She swallowed 8 loads. I really got off on whoring her out.

It's weird, but I had a great run in my teens and now I just want to cry.






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thatkidzach, 18
ZACH FOR AUCTION SALE AT A CHEAP RATE.
noQuestions, noReturn, noLimit.





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horny-freak, 24
You like the mind to be a neat machine, equipped to work efficiently, if narrowly, and with no extra bits or useless parts. I like the mind to be a dustbin of scraps of brilliant fabric, odd gems, worthless but fascinating curiosities, tinsel, quaint bits of carving, and a reasonable amount of healthy dirt. Shake the machine and it goes out of order; shake the dustbin and it adjusts itself to its new position.







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ImaSlave, 22
SIR hello SIR.

My SIR would like me to meet men online to use me.
He makes the rules 'round here.

My likes:
Bare (NO DISCUSSION)
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who cares? I'm a slave.

SIR thank you SIR.






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sureYnot, 18
I'm into being choked unconscious while being raped then punched in the face until I come back.
I had a Master who did that to me but he moved away.
I've tried to kill myself three times so it doesn't matter.
WARNING: I'm 18 but my face looks like an old boxer's






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IsisKitty, 23
I am proudly owned by MadridMaster2. I'm his pet cat and he named me Isis.

My Family:

Master (MadridMaster2) - Master is like a OWNER to me.
Sir (Phallus) - Sir is Master's Alpha Slave. He owns me after Master. If thought as a "vanilla family," Sir would be my favorite uncle.
Bolto (BoltoZ) - Bolto is my Master's new puppy.
Lilith - Lilith is owned by Sir (Phallus) and is like a cousin to me.

This is my family. It's the most purrfect family I could ever hope to be a pert of.





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YourDreamOnly, 19
I want to take care of yourself you want to take care of me. I want to take care of you as no one took care of you. I am very open to expect challenges. I was part of new experiences. I do become extremely submissive when I am spanked authentically. I can play for you some Chopin Nocturnes, if you like. Only thing is I am 5'1".







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Dungeons&DragonsFan, 18
Want to see older man n see if my fantasies r real. only 4 straights who wanne fuck with a fotball player with the best body. gay dont allow pls i m not gay. if u r real, tell me.





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2sacrowd, 21
Contact them and let every cell of your body to be satisfied by the * 2 * sexiest Albanian slaves ever!

"because i'm all about him and he's all about me and we don't give a dang about nobody...........!"

"A blowjob is better than no job.....!!!!"

Theyre avaliabe in out dungeon and hotel room!!!!





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EatMySoul, 19
Hmm. So, let me guess. Your on my profile because you want to "own" me. C: You find that I'm pretty attractive in your eyes and maybe give me a friendly little "Hello, boy" Or, idk, give my face a little "slap" and try to be my God. ^^ Yay! -jumps- Alright!! Then next you'll ask what kind of shit I get into, and ask me "How passive am I?" Then you judge me based on that. Whatever, give it a shot... Though, you're going to have to stop your suck up bullshit. Don't fucking cruise me. I hate your fucking cheesy ass cruises. And lead me to your boring ass one-sided conversations and your stupid drama. Skip the KISS ASS bullshit, and just start talking. No, don't give me a goddamn welcome and kiss my ass. So do you really want to know what I'll do for a Master? Well, I'm Clay. I was born on Halloween. I'm old enough to get Fucked, and Sick enough to fuck a clown's face until it bleeds through it's eyes! Nicer than the bullets you want put through my face. :P I fucking hate stereotypes. Yeah, I mean ALL OF YOU. The scenes, the leather daddies, the Satanists, the tough-love bears, the Hitler-wannabees, the butched up fem bitches, your cock. All of you grunting post stereotype whores who show off yourself like you're a human impression market. I'm an asshole, and a jackass, a dick, jerk, bully, queer, whatever you want to call me. I can care less what you think of me. I won't waste time being nice to you if you're not WORTH SHIT to me! Like be a fucking boring ass. Be REAL with me. If you want to rape and hurt me fucking SAY it. Cause I can tell if you're bullshiting. If I don't like you, or you don't impress me, I will FUCK YOU UP.








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hitmehard, 21
am crazy hot stuff ans very lovely for a good person to be rid. i loves peopel who understand me very much. the persons i pref..in the age of 16-30. am staying at Excalibur ebfore friday. ps: and i mean HIT ME HARD.




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p.s. RIP: Eiko Ishioka. Hey. So, a heads up that next week is going to be a cool one around here, I hope. On Tuesday, we start the new monthly game, and next weekend is d.l. Sypha's monumental two-part post on Throbbing Gristle, and hopefully the rest of the week won't be too shabby either. For now, happy weekend. ** Misanthrope, The D-man, ha ha, is ... well, if you mean the writing, I'm working in a voice/content experiment that is extremely unlikely to be the start of a novel, but it might end up being something I make public separately, if I'm lucky. I hope Friday was boring aka writing friendly for you as you'd hoped. I hear you on the editing thing, obviously, and, yeah, hopefully the hopefully temporary job break will be an instance of fortuitous timing. ** David Ehrenstein, That Haring documentary is sweet, yeah. Thanks for the link to new Rappaport. I'll very interested to look into that later. I saw that latest cannibal news yesterday. Germans can be so kerr-azy, God love them. Sometimes. ** Todd (once IF), Hey, Todd! Sorry to be slow on the emailing front. I think I have tomorrow off and can actually be home for a spell and finally write you back. Yeah, totally agree on how inspiring it is to think of Burroughs making his great work sans any external opportunities or support beyond his comrades. Good to hear that 'Submarino' is good. I've been wanting to see that, and the trailer really drew me in, but I've heard/read such mixed things, and I'm reminded by your words how little mixed reports actually tell you. ** Kyler, Very interesting article. I really like getting my head around the way you see and understand things. ** Posing at the Louvre, Your eye being out will help me keep my eye on the ball, thank you. ** Pisycaca, Hi, Montse! Wunderbar about the purchased tickets! Thanks a lot about 'TMS', about rereading it and all that. Gosh, thank you! Of course, that would be awesome if you wanted to translate/post anything from it. 'TMS' is being published in Spain, but the translator hasn't been in touch with me at all, and I'm fearing what he or she is going to do with it. Much love, superb weekend, hugs to Xet. ** Bollo, Sure, man, I would love to do a zine post. Anytime, any way. Thanks about the Bookworm thing, and it's cool that what I said about your work resonated. That's very cool. Scribble on, master. ** NipperDog, Hi. Am mostly good. Oh, sucks that your ex's presence in Paris put the voodoo curse on here. I say give it another chance, which, of course, I would say. Hm, I've never encountered those scruffy annoying guys you described, no. Sometimes at the very biggest tourist spots, you used to get these scam artists trying to work the tourists. For a while, the scam always started with the question, 'Do you speak English?' to which you quickly learned to say 'nein' or 'niet' or anything but 'yes' or even 'no', but the cops here cracked down on that, oh, a year ago, and even the big tourist spots are apparently much more peaceful now. Cool that my Burroughs report timed well with your Burroughs reading marathon. I really should read old Bill's books again. It's been years. I'll do my best to have a weekend so riotous that it causes cops to show with barricades and tear gas, and you do the same. ** Charlie m., Hey! Big up and howdy-do, Charlie! Thanks! I want to hear your Florian remix. I'll see if I can find it. His new album is fantastic, yeah? Thanks about 'Try'. Yeah, Issei Sagawa is quite the guy, a prince among meat eaters. I'm thinking there must be a documentary about him. Do you know? I'm going to find out. Nice to see you, Charlie, and have a diggable weekend. ** Esther Planas, Hey! Oh, you sound like you're doing a lot of awesome stuff! Lucky world! Or lucky world within your reach! Come to Paris! You probably are too busy to come over for my/Gisele's Pompidou festival with Marc and Emma, but if not then, please pencil Paris in. Beaucoup love! ** Killer Luka, Yeah, cool, right? We're doing it at the Walker, yes. Well, I think that's set, but it might not be totally confirmed yet. At the moment, the dates I would be in Minneapolis are July 8 - 15. That dinner sounds top notch and unmissable, pal. ** _Black_Acrylic, Yeah, the deWitt novel is great, right? How did the sounds and ideas pitching battle turn out? ** Chris Goode, Hi, C. I've always found Doubletrees cozy. And shiny. That project sounds great and really exhausting to get in place, yeah. The auditioning that I've been a part of totally ate me out. Kind of the opposite of what I'm used to. Did I just say that? Funny and nice how Haring grows on one. I was like, yeah, nice enough, for a long time, but that beauty he does is so increasingly welcome and potent in this god damned world. I liked 'The Man Who Fell In Love With The Moon' a lot. Maybe I feel like that after that novel, the famous editing skills that come from studying with Gordon Lish, as Spanbauer did, wore off to increasingly ill effect or something. I don't know. I got and really like that Youngs album you recommended. It's been a boon, and thank you a lot for thinking of me in its regard. It's kind of lonely, but so it goes, that even the smartest, savviest critic can never get deep enough inside an artist's head to have a 360 degree view. Very best with the auditions today, and remember that mini-bars are a double edged sword. ** Chilly Jay Chill, Hy, Jeff! Thanks a lot for being here in the midst of all your work. Post, awesome, good news, fantastic! I'll await them. My head is currently above the Pompidou work. We started moving in yesterday, and we'll be moving in and setting up for the next few weeks. Apart from something that I'm absolutely livid about and can't discuss here, it's all so far so good. So nice that you saw the Bressons. That scene in 'FNoaD' on the bridge with the tourist boat passing under/by is one of the greatest Bresson moments ever, I think. I don't know about a DVD. Undoubtedly there will be, but I haven't read a word about that. Hope your weekend is full of either happy work or happy downtime or both. ** Chris Cochrane, Hi, C. Well, it sounds good so far on the 'Them' thing. I do wish I could be a fly on the email negotiating he's doing, but life lacks that form of magic, so, yeah, fingers crossed. I hope there's something surprising and interesting to your weekend class. One thinks there would have to be something. ** Steevee, I don't blame you for feeling anxious. Seems like a good chance that your current psych knows you well enough and cares enough to find the right person. Let me know how it goes come Monday. ** Statictick, We bad back guys need to stick together. Hopefully yours was a fluke, but I'm ready to teach you the bad back society's secret handshake if it doesn't. Unless I'm misremembering, Khrzhanovsky counts the Kaufman film as an influence on the inception of the 'Pau' project. I know about the city Kiefer is building. I know someone who worked as his assistant on that project for a while. I didn't know there was a film about it. If it's a straight, non-puff piece type of documentary, I would be interested to see it. ** 5strings, Led Castle. Do you think it could fly? I wish I could go back in time and get Deep Purple to change the lyrics of 'Smoke on the Water; 'cos its riff is insane. Wait, the lead singer of The Used who was going out with Kelly Osbourne on 'The Osbournes' is banging'? I don't know, man. Different strokes, and more power to them, I might add. Haring tattoo, cool. I know ... two people with Haring tattoos. They're cool too. One of the puppets in 'Jerk' has a new little bitty Michael Myers mask. It's scary cute. Nice about the island. It was always a matter of time. ** Alan, Hi. No, I don't know about that mention in the Houellebcq review. That's ... intriguing. I only ever read what's free online in/from The New Yorker. I still have this weird hangover kind of prejudice about TNY from when I was young that it 'for adults' in the bad way. I'll see if I can find out how I was referenced. Thanks! ** STOVALLSTOVALL, Hey. Great, I look forward to seeing those projects you're talking about. So, you'll have busy for the best reasons weekend. Cool about the rain jacket. I need to get one. I've always liked them. I've always found them strangely fetching. Even the yellow ones. Maybe especially the yellow ones. I wonder what that's about? My end? In the midst, basically, and it's sailing, but I can't say smoothly. But it only has to sail, I guess. I'm excited about 'TE', yeah, very. I'm taking photos. I wish you could see it. I wish Paris was a katamari. ** Thomas Moronic, Hi, T! Ooh, that possible new novel you might be into is major news! Say more about that if it won't mess up your process. I reckon Wild Flag should be great live. That album has 'great live' stamped deep into its grooves or the mp3 equivalent. Enjoy! ** Rewritedept, Hi, Chris. Thanks for battling off tiredness long enough to be here. I'm kind of tired myself today. How about a yawn for a yawn? But at least you get sleep, like, right now, and I have to wait all day and evening to get mine. But you won't get to drink as much coffee as I will, nyah-nyah. Man, I am tired. Okay, great weekend to you, and see you pronto. ** Finis. By the luck of the draw, my slaves get a whole weekend to themselves and, of course, to you this month. Weed through them as you like. See you on Monday.

Friday, January 27, 2012

Back from the dead: Writer vs. artist #3: William Burroughs & Keith Haring (orig. 09/02/06)

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'The Valley is a group of etchings by Keith Haring with text by William S. Burroughs. The portfolio consists of sixteen etchings drawn by the artist in April of 1989, in his New York studio. The images were proofed by Maurice Payne from 10" x 9" copper plates and printed in black ink.

'The author copied the text by hand on sixteen sheets of tracing paper, which were photo-etched onto 10" x 9" copper plates and printed in red ink. The last page of the portfolio contains both text and image. There is a total of thirty-one sheets. Each of the intaglio images has been signed by the artist. The last page of text has been signed by the author. The edition of eighty is numbered 1/80 to 80/80, with thirteen Artist's Proofs numbered A.P. 1/13 to A. P. 13/13, four Hors Commerce numbered H.C. 1/4 to 4/4 and one Bon a Tirer.' -- haring.com





'There can be no doubt that Keith Haring's battle with AIDS had a profound effect on his artistic vision. "To live with a fatal disease," he confided to his biographer John Gruen shortly before his death, "gives you a whole new perspective on life." The resulting pain and anguish are eloquently expressed in Haring's collaboration with William Burroughs: The Valley (1989). Haring's use of traditional Christian imagery is explicit in The Valley. Here the imagery includes the torso of a male figure inserting a knife beneath his ribs to duplicate one of Christ's stigmata. This belated "embrace" of Catholic symbology aligns Haring even more closely with other prominent creative rebels: with Robert Mapplethorpe, Andy Warhol and Haring's street-wise friend and sometime-collaborator Madonna. For those three taboo-breaking artists the Catholic religion offered an especially fertile field for rebellion.

'There is a kind of poetic logic in the fact that Haring's collaborations with Burroughs mark the end of his career, since it began with the mock New York Post headlines inspired by the cut-up technique Burroughs employed in Naked Lunch. The artist, furthermore, seems to have felt an intuitive sympathy for a surrealistic juxtaposition of images - partly inspired by his own use of hallucinogenic drugs, but also by his acquaintance with the works of Burroughs and the Beat-generation poets.

'Haring had known Burroughs' work long before the two first met in 1983. In 1986, the artist told an interviewer that the author was "very into a lot of the world I've depicted, especially in the recent things - sex, mutations, weird science fiction situations." Erotic grotesquerie mixed with Christian symbolism characterized the works of both men. Timothy Leary, self-proclaimed guru of the acid age, remarked of the Haring-Burroughs collaboration that it was "like Dante and Titian getting together." Dante and Hieronymous Bosch, whom Haring greatly admired, might seem the more appropriate parallel for works redolent with a sense of doom.' -- David Galloway

'This is late work. The graffiti was only an episode. In the '80s (Keith Haring) was doing murals, oils and licensing. The very late work represents a real breakthrough. In The Valley, Keith already had symptoms of AIDS. He was very brave.' -- James Grauerholz









Apologies for the diffculty required to read the Burroughs text. Those with copies of Burroughs's The Western Lands can follow along as the text of the collaboration was later incorporated into his novel.

Two transcribed pages

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There is no way in or out of the Valley, which is ringed by sheer cliffs with an overhanging ledge. How did the people of the Valley get in there in the first place? No one remembers. They have been there for many years. Children have been born, grown up and died in the valley, but not many children. Food is scarce. A stream runs through the Valley, and they have dammed up a large pond to raise fish. There is an area along the stream where they raise corn. Sometimes they will kill birds, a few lizards and snakes. So most children must be killed at birth. Just an allotted number to continue the line.

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was not directly contagious, but resulted from some substance in the corn or in the soil upon which it was grown. But the substances defied isolation.

Finally the Valley people were released, and a press conference was held. The Soarers took over the conference, recounting the legend of the Dragonfly Esperanza. The question as to how they got into the Valley was a subject for endless conjecture and speculation: the Valley had been sealed off by an earthquake and a landslide - the Valley people were survivors of a wrecked spacecraft - they or their ancestors had entered the Valley by rope ladders, which pulled loose from their moorings.

The Corners formed a rock group called "Glowing Corn" and became fabulously wealthy. When they stopped eating the contaminated corn the disease was arrested. They resorted to plastic surgery. The


































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p.s. Hey. ** Michael, Hi, Michael. Crazy week here, how's yours? ** Bollo, If you edit them into a zine, I'd be totally down with doing a spotlight post like I did with Frank's zine. Chimney sweeps, how novel, or novel to me. I think of them as being a UK phenom, I guess because of movies, so maybe for you they're just de rigeur like bug exterminators? I don't know what SOMA uses, but I'll ask him, sure. If there isn't a team of experts trying to massage some signs of age and slack back into Bruni's face, there certainly should be. ** Posing at the Louvre, Um, no, frankly, I'm not. How about finding me some cold sesame noodles. I'm utterly helpless around them. ** David Ehrenstein, Oh, gosh, wouldn't that be something? ** Marcus Whale, Mr. Whale! Warmest greetings and highest salutations! Yeah, everybody keeps saying how 'TMS' is so different. To me it seems more like the usual me taken to the max or something. And Iceage is kind of like Horror Hospital taken to the max in a way too. Love them, duh. Awesome about the you and Michael co-working. Excited for the album, and that title doesn't hurt one teeny little bit. I like K-Pop, sure. In limited doses, I must admit. Or rather limited doses with the volume unmuted, ha ha. I take it you're fond of the genre? Super nice to see you, man. Do hang out here when the time is available and feels right. ** Alan, Fascinating about the Gorin/Sontag event. Thanks! The Padgett Powell interview intrigued me enough to want to try him. He's always just been kind of one of those name writers floating around sans gravity for me. ** Steevee, Thanks, man. I'll go read it a bit later. Everyone, as you might recall, the great filmmaker and Godard collaborator Jean-Pierre Gorin was spotlit here the other day amidst my Varioso. Well, the most honorable film critic and d.l. Steevee reviewed the new DVD box set of Gorin's documentary films not long ago, and here's how you can read, and I don't need to tell you that said reading would be of great benefit to you. I fear even that teddy bear picture warms not a single one of my heart's cockles. ** Kiddiepunk, Big M! I miss you! Let's do the hanging out thing, like, asap, like, tomorrow at the very latest? ** SwAmPeX, I'm sure you can get Frank's zine where you are, but the postage might be cost prohibitive. I'm glad my advice was okay. Anytime, man. No, I haven't had the chance to pursue my new mission to get into graphic novels beginning with your suggestions 'cos my free time has been in lockdown for weeks, but it's one of the very first things I'm going to do the minute I get time to myself back, meaning soon. ** Kyler, Hey. Oh, cool, I'll go read your article when I'm free of p.s.ville. Everyone, here's an article by writer, d.l., and otherworldly gifted Kyler about, in his words, 'the subject of psychic vibes traveling overseas'. Do not resist. ** Killer Luka, Your friend's mom is a pint-size-minded fool, needless to say. Hey, guess what? It looks like 'Them' is coming to Minneapolis at the beginning of July, which means I'll get to hang with the famous you if you're there and willing. ** Chris Goode, Maestro. No, I have no B. Marcus skepticism that I'm aware of. I'm definitely very interested to see what this new one does, and I'm not going to let a few mainstreamy attached blurbs stop me. You'll get there first, so give me a hint, if you don't mind. I wrote one of my most negative reviews ever about one of Tom Spanbauer's novels, and people got mad at me for doing that, and I quickly felt bad about it and still do, although the novel did suck a lot for me. It was about 'In The City Of Shy Hunters', which I'm guessing you loved, sorry. I've been really wrong before. I'm of the reasonably strong belief that if you fear something you're working on will be something you know would be a huge mistake, you won't make the mistake. It's like when young writers say, I want to write this novel, but I'm afraid it's going to be too imitative of so-and-so, and it's inevitably true that afraid is only problem in that sentence. Anyway, dude, there is not a molecule of doubt that you're going to ace this piece and beyond. I can tell that just from thinking about it much less reading you talk about it. And I think you know that already. What a strange, small-minded, knee-jerk, unthought-out criticism from that literary manager. I can't even think of any examples that would give him the benefit of the doubt. Certainly, yeah, in my situation wherein the team of Gisele, Jonathan, Stephen, and Peter is ongoing, the work has gotten steadily better and more successful with every work we've made. And as a fiction writer, you know I've faced ongoing criticism for being too samey, but the critical perspective from which that advice/accusation comes is very easy to dismiss as a compromised and preemptive one. If that position is held and common in the world of performative arts, and I guess it is, I can only imagine it's the same sort of conservatism masked as self-styled open mindedness that leads literary arbiters to anticipate that every novelist is naturally building up his or her big book or masterpiece, and that causes them not to fully engage seriously with the author's intentions in each work but rather to look for signs of the so-called minor and the so-called major, and, well, I don't need to tell you what a load of bullshit and wrongheadedness that kind of prescribed anticipation occasions. No, I've never felt that any ongoing collaboration that I've been involved in was limiting or had reached its limits. But with the collabs I do in the theater realm, I suppose I entrust that kind of foresight to the director because, as involved as I've been with, say, Gisele and Ishmael, it's somehow their work into which I've been invited and employed, and I guess I have faith that if they want to draw more out of my talent, there must be something fresh remaining in me. But, no, I've never felt, Okay, this is unquestionably the peak. I miss Kier too, yeah, and live in hope that he'll see this place as a place to feed again. Lovely day, C. ** Wolf, Yes, you are. Use your opportunity wisely, my friend. ** NipperDog, Hey! How's it? Yeah, the Sokolsky photos were beautiful, right? I love things that make Paris look even more like Paris than it already does. That Dr. Who clip is dreamy. Everyone, here, courtesy of d.l. NipperDog and Dr. Who, is an evil bubble. Thanks! ** Jeff, Thanks, Jeff. I don't know that publisher, or I've never isolated their books and thought about them as deriving from a single creative force before. I'll investigate. Oh, Hakim Bey/Peter Lamborn Wilson is such a Pollyanna, albeit a curious variation. ** Esther Planas, Esther! How sad to see you and not be able to hug you! Oh, that's cool and really nice to hear about your guest and his teacher and all that. Yeah, encourage your pal to touch down here if he feels like it. How are you? What's going on, my dear pal? ** Thomas Moronic, Ditto. How's it, T? ** Syreearmwellion, Hey! Really nice to see you, man! Wow, that review of 'TMS' is awesome, and, you know, thank you a lot! That's really sweet of you, and I'm honored. Smack: ouch! Keep your head down or swiveled in the opposite direction please. How are you? What's going on? ** _Black_Acrylic, Yeah, if anyone managed to score one of those shirts, it's going to be serious money in the bank. I pictured what you proposed, and I like it a bunch, of course. What did your collaborators think? ** Statictick, Ugh, man, sorry about your week. I'm so in sympathy about the back thing, being a guy for whom my back is occasionally a sneaky, evil enemy. Feeling any better, I hope? ** Sypha, That Warhol note transcribing is, of course, very exciting to hear about. ** Chris Cochrane, Yeah, it's a 'Them'-aimed avalanche all of a sudden. I just hope you-know-who doesn't screw up the Berlin thing like he did last time. Sorry to be cynical there. Just protecting my excitement level, you know. ** 5strings, Castles can be almost all that you hope. The French ones in the Loire Valley are medieval LSD. Shall I give you Tokio Hotel appreciation lessons? I, well, honestly appreciate them if not entirely for the reasons they ask. There's a Hotel California in Paris. I think there's probably one in every European city. The one here is half-way between cheap/skanky and riskable. I'm pretty sure my day wasn't as fun as yours. I did get some decent amount of writing in, which was fun, it's true. Okay, let's call it a tie. ** Rewritedept, They're starting to have burritos here, or more burritos, or rather more edible burritos. But not fat ones, at least not yet. They're more like dry enchiladas. I don't see the point of a burrito if it isn't fat. Really good luck with the evaluation today. Give me the good word. ** E., Sorry to capitalize your 'e'. It's just kind of the thing I do, to show I guess respect and probably just as much to make it easy for people to find themselves. In your case, capitalizing seems like a crime against poetry or something. I apologize. So, we're simpatico on the excitement re: you hanging out here, excellent. That makes it much easier. It rained here yesterday too. I don't have a puppy dog. They don't let you have dogs where I live, and I'm kind of into being single vis-à-vis the animal kingdom. I don't know why. I guess to protect my heart? So, what's school like? What are you studying especially or most happily? Paris is ... I have to check, one sec ... sunny, a bit chilly, clear skies, kids frolicking noisily in the playground below my window, looking good. I haven't been outside yet, but if I see something shiny on the ground, you'll hear about it. I have a macaroon in my kitchen that I should have eaten a week ago when it was still capable of turning into god in my mouth. Have a happy day! ** Frank Jaffe, Frank! I so think that yesterday so clearly and utterly rocked and ruled that we scarcely even need to acknowledge your success for fear of gilding the lily. Thank you, man, and thank Luke for me. Sex stuff with cute boys is still fun, yes. I want to hear how that shooting goes. Ooh, you're getting so tough. And why the hell not? You the man! People's fear of male nudity and sex is what makes it twice the fun. Enjoy it while it lasts, ha ha. Okay, my heroic buddy, I hope you woke up bouncing today. ** Misanthrope, Oh, I do, George. I position my hand between my face and the screen so I can block the bodies out. That's the only way I can get off. I thought every did that. I could tell that scene was intense. The white space after that exchange was fraught, man. ** Joakim Almroth, Hi, J. Oh, Amsterdam, email, okay. I'll get myself over here. I'll be entering the future set of our 'Teenage Hallucination' for the first time at 2 pm this afternoon. I'm excited, and I'm taking my camera, you betcha. Love, me. ** Okay. I thought this quite old, basically dead post from my former hacked blog deserved another chance. I hope I was right. See you tomorrow.