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Ink 19 :: El Mortigi Tempo :: Real and Unreal, Part Two Real and Unreal, Part Two El Mortigi Tempo Real and Unreal, Part Four Real and Unreal, Part Three Real and Unreal, Part Two More El Mortigi Tempo... 3. "Wake up! It is half past ten," yelled Z. "You are soaking in sweat. What in the world were you dreaming about?" "Uh, nothing really," mumbled Perry. "I have to go bathe, and get out of these clothes. My train leaves at 3 today." "Good morning," seductively smiled the Whore, as we shall refer to Marcella now. Perry stared at the Whore, then retreated to the bathroom for a warm shower. As the water drizzled on him, Perry could only think of his dream. Who was Estella, and what did she want from him? Some people believe in the concept of astral worlds and other dimensions that cannot be described using our 5 senses. Supposedly, a soul is encased in several layers, one of which is the human body. After our death, the body is released from the soul, and we become astral beings. While in our human state we need oxygen to survive, in our astral bodies we need the lifetronic force, light, to keep us alive. Light. Astral worlds are nothing like the transient physical world, for they are filled with colors never seen before, and everything is so pure and beautiful. In the astral dimension, beauty is not judged by the way one looks, but rather the radiating love that is present inside of them. The friends and family we had on earth are present in the astral world, thus proving that the power of friendship and unconditional love is eternal. Astral beings are able to penetrate our physical world, but it takes a great amount of energy and time for humans to penetrate theirs. The easiest way for humans to contact astral beings is through dreams. The dead people who appear in our dreams exist; not as humans or anything we can touch or feel. They exist as a thought. It is a consciousness that prevails through space and time. How does one describe the mind and the thoughts we have? How do you quantitatively describe our consciousness? 4. The dream continued bothering Perry. He had come to Sheffield to spend some time with Z, but to his despair, he was no longer with L, and even worse, he was making love every night to the Whore. Z and the Whore walked Perry to the train station. "Goodbye, Z," said Perry in a solemn voice near the station's platform. "It was nice seeing you again," replied Z. "I hope that you will come visit again. Next time you should stay here a little longer than one night. I am hoping to try to find a job in London, so I'll let you know how things turn out." "It was nice meeting you," said Perry to the Whore. "Same here," replied the Whore. Perry got into the train, and realized how many things had changed about himself and about Z. He had always respected Z what he stood for. Here was a boy who taught himself how to play the keyboard and guitar, who had gotten drunk with the local vicar, and who had slept with the perfect girl in school. A boy who was going to be a rock star, scientist, and a politician. He had the ability to change the world- the person who people look up to generations after their death. He could have been the Gandhi, the Beatles, or the Bowie of his time. But now he was relegated to a little flat in Sheffield, working 9 to 6, five days a week for a pharmaceutical company, and living with a whore. I used to know this girl some years back who was the valedictorian of my high school. She lettered in swimming, track, cheerleading, and softball, and she was the county volunteer of the year for 3 years in a row. I used to sit in class and wonder if there were any imperfections in her. She seemed so unreal, yet she was so real. Teachers worshipped her, and she was hailed as the "most likely to succeed" and I was hailed as the "most likely to fail." She got accepted to Princeton University, but she dropped out during the middle of her freshman year after becoming pregnant. I haven't heard from her since, and I doubt that she is contributing to society in a way that people had once expected. I find it unfair of Perry to be disappointed in Z, but at the same time, Z was the leader. When the leader has fallen, and no one has assumed the responsibility of leading the way, the cause perishes. Perry was feeling that the cause had died when Z became ordinary. What hurt Perry and me is that Z had so much potential. He was so intelligent, witty, yet wise, and he had this powerful gaze when he looked at you which made him godlike. Looking into his eyes one could see years of wisdom and the wonderful future that was awaiting us. But like all my heroes, Z failed. Z became real for Perry's senses, and this became too unbearable for Perry to comprehend. 5. The train ride back to London was quite nauseating because the woman next to him was vomiting chunks of chicken in a plastic bag and two little children in the front were crying incessantly. He was trying to get some sleep, and these three idiots were making his life even more miserable than it was. "Hey you fucks," he yelled at the incessantly crying children. "Can't you shut up for a minute?" Petrified, the children retreated into their seats. The passengers next to him were astonished, but no one wanted to say anything for fear of instigating a fight. He had had a miserable week and had contemplated suicide, but he couldn't think of an interesting way to die. His business ventures in Japan and Malaysia had collapsed dramatically in the last week, and two days earlier Sarah, his daughter had just been diagnosed with Wilson's disease. He had spent the weekend in Manchester with Angelina, his mistress of 13 months. "I have been dreaming about you for days," he said. "I have been thinking about you for weeks, and I am glad I am in your arms again." "Do you think about me when you fuck Mary?" she replied. "Does she scream when you rhythmically ride her, and do you scream too, James?" Whenever he made love to Mary, she would scream whenever she had an orgasm, but Angelina never screamed. Screaming for Mary was a way to tell her husband that she loved him, and that he was pleasing her like no other. Angelina didn't scream for she wanted to be in control and power during lovemaking. Screaming is a sign that you are the victim, helpless and powerless. Women who are raped (or hate fucked) are oftentimes said to scream in hopes of grabbing someone's attention to convey that they are in pain and under attack. "Did you orgasm?" he had asked Angelina the night they made love in Brussels. "Why do you ask?" she replied. "You didn't scream," he responded. "You haven't screamed ever since we started making love." "Oh James, every woman is different," she said. "I am not Mary." He had met Mary when they were in business school at NYU. Both of them had grown up in England, James in Liverpool, and Mary in Manchester, but by fortune, or misfortune, they had met at NYU. Three years after graduation they got married in a small church in Manchester, and a year later, Sarah was born. They lived in a small flat in Manchester, about 15 minutes from Mary's parents, but eventually moved into a luxurious house when James started getting promotions at his job. Mary was an extravagant spender, and by the time James became senior executive of his company, Mary was throwing massive parties for so-called friends. "I don't know who you are anymore," he said to her one day. "I don't know the person who I married. You are not real to me anymore. You don't exist in my world." "I hate you James," she replied. "You are always wanting to control me. Well I am a person and I am real." She began to remove her clothes until she stood naked in front of him. "I am real," she cried as she pounded her chest. "Here, feel my tits," she said as she grabbed her breasts. "James, it is real. I exist. I am real, you stupid fuck." I can be contacted at mortigitempo@hotmail.com
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myspace background HTML Help Please Search for the answer to your question before asking it! Thanks. myspace background Post a Reply to this Topic Ask a New Question Click here to go to the original topic HTML Help Forum Index - MySpace View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message fenderstreet Joined: 06 Nov 2005 Posts: 3 Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 7:02 pm myspace background Hey I'm kinda new to myspace and I was just wondering what's the html code to change the background colour and also if you want to change it to a picture you have? zylstra Joined: 10 May 2004 Posts: 57 Location: Redondo Beach, CA Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 10:48 pm http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/document/_BODY_BACKGROUND.html fenderstreet Joined: 06 Nov 2005 Posts: 3 Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 2:50 pm I tried that but it didn't work, I put the code in the About Me thing... gary.newelluk Joined: 12 May 2005 Posts: 348 Location: Peterhead, Scotland Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:38 am The web design forums at myspace are very good and you can find a stylesheet maker which enables you to change the styles to your whole myspace profile without knowing too much about the code. To change the background on myspace you need to add Code: <style> body { background: black; } </style> The above example sets the background to black. Obviously if you did that you'd want the text to be white (or a light colour) so you would add Code: <style> body { background: black; color: white; } </style> This only changes the background colour of the page. Your myspace profile is built up using tables. This is the point I recommend you read the myspace forum topics on profile design because the structure is quite involved. For example there are 4 nested tables used to display the about me section so you would have to add Code: <style> table table table table { background: black; } </style> to make the background of the about me section black. More annoying is the fact that they allow CSS but then don't give any of the tables ID names or Classes. fenderstreet Joined: 06 Nov 2005 Posts: 3 Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 7:51 pm Thanks so much! Iceman Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 30 Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 12:57 pm you can just make it simpler by using the <body> tag and use it like <body bgcolor='color name'> or <body bgcolor="#000000"> Your Ad Here Contact Us | Advertise | Privacy Statement | HTML Help | Old Forum HTML Help Forum Index - MySpace Page 1 of 1 Powered by phpBB Search Engine Indexer Powered by phpBB 2.0.19 © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group
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reoriginalize » Blog Archive » Moving On reoriginalize Andy “Bad Motherfucker” Smith devdev2040 wiki « Cliché Mein Jacke » Moving On Some words that I would love to see retired from my existence for quite some time: blogosphere : We’ve got to be over it by now. How many more conferences about blogging can we realistically have? We’ve saturated everybody we needed to, we can sit back and let gigantic evil corporations force our parents and grandparents into it from now on. It is just the net now guys, just an extension of humans behind computers, and it isn’t about what “the blogosphere” says, it is about what the people behind computers say, so give us names that are applicable to our groupings like “cheaply-bought evangelists,” “desperate political attention-grabbers,” “bandwagoneers” and “socially inept twenty-somethings.” web 2.0 : See “bandwagoneers” and “cheaply bought evangelists” above. Somehow hearing this phrase has become synonymous with listening to a company spokesperson attempting to “build a community” with me while raping all the software and projects I love in an attempt to convince people that they are open. I understand the urges to have buzzwords in every possible sentence you utter to me, but have some dignity because we see right through you. If you want to impress me, here are some buzzwords you can try out: “context-free grammar,” “naked women,” “python,” and “can I get you a beer?” attention owner : Okay, so I don’t ever actually hear this one, likely because I immediately attempt to find something else to do if somebody mentions anything that sounds like it could lead into a conversation about how important it is that their attention be justified, but it is so self-aggrandizing and empty that I hope it never has to reach my ears. Just so that this post isn’t all negative… Technorati Tags: blogging This entry was posted on Friday, December 9th, 2005 at 7:51 amand is filed under Uncategorized .You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. 8 Responses to “Moving On” James Walker Says: December 9th, 2005 at 8:46 am mmmm… fries. oh, and did i tell you about this really great web2.0 company I know in Vancouver? mies Says: December 9th, 2005 at 10:59 am Dude! You’re an official Amsterdammer now! Fred McJohn Says: December 9th, 2005 at 1:04 pm Web 2.0 got me annoyed the day I heard it. I don’t like when people versionize my hobby. Chris Messina Says: December 9th, 2005 at 1:20 pm Dude, read the Cluetrain Manifesto if you haven’t already. The first part of the book speaks to all this. The second part sells out. It’s this post in novel form. Hot damn. Scott Caplan Says: December 9th, 2005 at 1:39 pm Is that poutine? hmmmm.. .much better than context-free grammar. danboarder Says: December 9th, 2005 at 2:59 pm Tasty! OK - on your buzzword rant - If you guys at Flock skip the blogo and web2.0 buzz and go right to what is actually working out there and outrageously successful, I think Flock will fly (pun intended). For example, make Flock work good with MySpace and Xanga. Edit mySpace templates, add photos to your profiles there, etc. There is your 100million users that will grow up to be the real bloggers in a few years. And to the MySpace haters out there, get a grip. Just because you are in college now you don’t have to hate high school…. many MySpace kids will grow up to be the next generation of bloggers. Marco Wessel Says: December 9th, 2005 at 7:33 pm Those fries are from Utrecht. Not only does it barely legibly say so on the bag, but I actually had the same ones (albeit with satesaus and no mayonaise) just last week when I figured I’d go to Utrecht instead of Amsterdam for a change. Brilliant fries btw. Tim Trautmann Says: December 15th, 2005 at 3:49 pm Is that curry ketchup there with your mayo? Hmmm yum. Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website reoriginalize is proudly powered by WordPress Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS) .
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