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monday 16 october
Something about filch by KD.
10/16/2000 9:28:46 PM
Something about filch by Lori.
10/16/2000 9:27:37 PM
Something about filch by jox.
10/16/2000 9:25:46 PM
Something about filch by filch.
10/16/2000 9:22:39 PM
or kissing her sweet hair as she goes off to sleep.
10/16/2000 9:16:27 PM
chronotope @ google
10/15/2000 11:35:01 PM
chronotope @ power bloggers
10/15/2000 11:31:32 PM
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10/15/2000 10:19:08 PM
one of my predecessors from 1822
10/15/2000 10:01:34 PM
K and I were looking through a photo album tonight and I mentioned that in a particular picture her mother looked beautiful and K agreed but in doing so her voice cracked and this look of sorrow passed across her face. It broke my heart.
10/15/2000 9:40:31 PM
10/15/2000 9:33:05 PM
untitled
hey little dog i'll make your cuckoo and then you can go home & eat your tiddles
and the tiddles said i love you too and i love everyone in the big blue sea.
hey little cat i'll make your tutu and then you can go home and eat your fiddles
and the fiddles say how do you do mr. do?
- Kassia Filkins
10/15/2000 9:00:36 PM
Knowledge must be vindicated by its children.
- Franz Marc
10/15/2000 8:02:26 PM
Breech by the Wallflowers is just tremendous.
10/15/2000 7:58:45 PM
the original hamster dance + a bunch of ads and crap
10/15/2000 4:08:58 PM
During a national Party Convention once, he and a number of African-American delegates had had some by now forgotten grievance, and they had threatened the Party chairman that they were going to walk out over it. »No, you won't,« the chairman had told him. »Because we're going to provide you with bicycles.«
as told to Elizabeth Kolbert by Charlie Rangel
10/15/2000 3:33:37 PM
»Can gays change? Absolutely. On a show a number of years ago I was pitted against John Paulk, the chairperson of the board of Exodus. He was absolutely gay before and he's absolutely heterosexual now. I don't understand why Ehrenstein did not take the risky and scary step of actually addressing this question. Instead he just used his review as an opportunity to preach to the choir – while flinging mud and propaganda. And to top it off, he made a number of factual errors, including his statement that two founders of Exodus fell in love and abandoned the organization they helped found in order to fight it. This is simply not true. If you're going to bash people, at least get your facts right.«
Lynn Duff, San Francisco
printed in New Times Los Angeles, August 24-30, 2000
* Homosexuals Can and Do Change: The Jon Paulk Story
* Not Afraid to Change: The Remarkable Story of How One Man Overcame Homosexuality
* »Straight« John Paulk
* BEFORE HIS 'EX-GAY' DAYS, PAULK WAS MY FLAKY NEIGHBOR
* John Paulk: FORMER HOMOSEXUAL, FORMER MALE PROSTITUTE, FORMER FEMALE IMPERSONATOR
Friday September 22, 2000 06:59 AM EDT
Ex-Gay Poster Boy at DC Gay Bar
SUMMARY: John Paulk says he just stopped to use the bathroom, but activists who found him there having a good time believe that his real love finally did win out.
Human Rights Campaign staffer Daryl Herschaft had stopped for a drink September 19 at Washington, DC's oldest gay bar, Mr. P's, when what to his wondering eyes should appear but one of the juiciest scandals an activist could have hoped for: »ex-gay« poster boy John Paulk, manager of Focus on the Family's Homosexuality and Gender Department, author of Not Afraid to Change: The Remarkable Story of How One Man Overcame Homosexuality, and chair of the board of Exodus International, an association of about one hundred groups purporting to change gays and lesbians into heterosexuals. And no, Paulk was not in the bar recruiting or proselytizing, but having a dr! in! k, chatting and laughing with patrons, and even offering to buy Herschaft a drink. When Herschaft asked Paulk if he were gay, the answer was »yes.«
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10/15/2000 2:46:30 PM
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10/15/2000 11:26:25 AM
Frank Frazetta's work definately serves as an anticedent to the Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri piece below. I was struck when I first saw the Serpieri piece and I was immediately returned to reading old Edgar Rice Burroughs paperbacks as a boy. That same erotic muscularity that I just so adore runs through both men's handwork. You can see the exact same texture in that wonderful Serpieri cock as you can in the branches and snakes in the Frazetta pieces. Just beautiful both. These artists paint such a sexual and dynamic type of life. Even when the subject matter is grim the work is still hopeful (notice the similarity in the brightest lighting between the Serpieri and the Frazetta moonlight piece.) & fecund.
10/12/2000 11:19:53 PM
Druuna by Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri
10/11/2000 10:16:59 PM
limn 43
10/11/2000 8:26:19 PM
Large Hot Pipe Organ
10/11/2000 1:38:34 PM
download filch
10/10/2000 11:16:30 PM
one of the greatest joys is simply covering a child who has kicked off the blankets
10/10/2000 11:06:31 PM
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(mt)v
10/10/2000 9:32:58 PM
({in(selling out)some}[solution(is)required][or]erasure surely)
10/10/2000 9:29:18 PM
Gesundheist.
10/10/2000 9:27:16 PM
A series of sophisticated interactive computer stations provide translations of the Codex pages through a new and unique educational tool called the Codescope(TM), designed by Corbis Corporation. The Codescope not only reverses Leonardo's mirror writing from its original Renaissance Italian, but also transcribes and translates the artist's calligraphy so that it can be read in both English and Italian. Using the Codescope, Museum visitors can scroll up and down each Codex page to examine any section of the manuscript they choose, reading it in simultaneous translation without losing the relationships between Leonardo's words and drawings...One of the most brilliant discoveries described in the manuscript is that the dimmer, secondary light of the crescent moon – that which appears to be cradled within the crescent – is the reflection of light from the earth and its oceans. This theory was first posited by Leonardo, and rediscovered nearly a century later by German astronomer Johannes Kepler, based on an idea of his teacher.
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10/9/2000 12:05:55 AM
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I have observed that in cat fights the agressor is almost always the winner. If a cat is getting the worst of a fight, he doesn't hesitate to run, whereas a dog may fight to his stupid death. As my old jiujitsu instructor said, »If your trick no work you better run.«
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- William S. Burroughs
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