Browsing the archives for the life tag

The Future’s Uncertain. The End Is Always Near. Et Tu?

in fnord, sadhana and dharma
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The Importance Of Being Earnest

in fnord, sadhana and dharma, wisdom

I made a friend today. Her name (here in the floating world) is the Butterfly Temptress, and she’s sweet, funny, kind, and ill. She has stage 4 cervical cancer, and it’s travelled through her lymphatic system throughout her body… including her brain stem. Kiki spent some time online with her yesterday, picking out caskets. When [...]

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Sex Flow Chart and A Little Life Update

in Doodles, fnord, sadhana and dharma, wisdom

I wish I had a cleaner copy of this image, youdopians. From what I can read, it’s pretty funny. I totally forgot from where I found this. If anyone knows, please let me know. I want to credit the site, and the original image maker (good luck, I know).
Busy as a beaver still. Money starting [...]

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I’m Going To Try… For The Kingdom, If I Can…

in fnord, sadhana and dharma, wisdom

…cuz it makes me feel like I’m a man.
-Lou Reed

My dear youdopians, (Hi Karen!) things have become wonderful, at least in potential. Exorcisms work, apparently. Good to know. One can deduce a lot from that. Now, on to exercise.
I am the head of Marketing for a site that has 400,000 pageviews a day. Holy shit. [...]

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Ashes To Ashes, Funk To Funky. Following Your Bliss Can Lead You Into Weird Places

in craziest shit ever, fnord, wisdom

I am busy as fuck. My wife and I have started a PR firm, and it’s going through the roof. It’s crazy how successful we are becoming. We started a blog three days ago, a digest of all the best bloggers in a certain genre… and it’s amazingly successful. It’s been live for three days,and [...]

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Revolutionary War Shipwreck From 1780, Discovered In Lake Ontario

in craziest shit ever, fnord

I like shipwrecks. When I was a kid, and I would read from the giant pile of National Geographic magazines in our living room, I always loved the articles about sunken ships. Whether they were World War 2 hulks, or doomed galleons, I loved them.
The HMS Ontario was a British ship from the Revolutionary War. [...]

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