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{ Monthly Archives }
November 2005
getting unstuck
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You might want to listen to “Doing the Unstuck,” a song by The Cure. It could prod you to do what you know you should, which is expel yourself forcibly from the rut you’re lodged in. “It’s a perfect day for letting go/ for setting fire to bridges,” the lyrics advise, “for rip-zipping and button-popping/ for dancing like you can’t hear the beat.” Maybe some of you are protesting, “But I want to use logic to *think* my way out of this jam.” Here’s what I have to say in response: You probably won’t get unstuck with your rational mind alone, which is why you should do irrationally constructive things like singing liberation songs very loudly.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology
links for 2005-11-29
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xmas is coming … i wear a 1/2″ and a 2g in each lobe, for those who wonder.
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probably not safe for work, but pretty keen
links for 2005-11-24
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an excellent haiku reference page
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Yale looks to display historic specimen collection
mine
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Writing in the *Robb Report,* Jack Smith reported on the fate of a bottle of 1787 Chateau Lafite claret from Thomas Jefferson’s personal collection. In 1985, it sold at an auction in London for what would today be $187,000. A few months later, while it was being displayed, exhibition lights dried out the cork, which fell into the bottle. The prized collectible was spoiled. The moral of the story, as far as you’re concerned, is this: When you obtain a valuable resource from the past in the coming weeks, either use it or protect it from prying eyes. Don’t show it off or boast about it.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology
links for 2005-11-23
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alternately, invest in coathangers and watch their value skyrocket!
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free land in kansas
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free land in north dakota
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banned world-wide, because books tell people to do bad things
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build your own red meat
but the devil doesn’t want him!
PHOTO: Robertson pretends to be “praying” even as he says “Hail Satan” with his hand. [ link: via conspiracy planet ]
links for 2005-11-22
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Mystical and Psychotic Perceptions of Reality
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the prints of Audrey Niffenegger
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Attorney General Abbott Brings First Enforcement Action In Nation Against Sony Bmg For Spyware Violations
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just lovely…
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some guy went to india and took some really cool photos!
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or so sayeth Penn Jillette
links for 2005-11-18
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pro-lifers and the politics of projection
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a digitised record of Design journal for the years 1965 to 1974
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Mocha Chip Cheesecake Bars
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if we all know what he believes to be bullshit, how can his words have any danger to them?
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because your brain does NOT have to live inside a little box
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the very good adventures of yamroll in happy kingdom
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the things people do to other people … *sigh*
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don’t fuck with chomsky, bitches!
links for 2005-11-17
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uh … yeah
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toothpaste for dinner
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marriage not included
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everything i know: a 42 hour session with buckminster fuller
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i knew my ipod was somehow incomplete
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Assignment #46: Draw Raymond Carver’s Cathedral.
vindication is nigh
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): In their new book *The Truth Will Out: Unmasking the Real Shakespeare,* Brenda James and William Rubinstein make an interesting case for the theory that the real author of Shakespeare’s works was the diplomat and courtier Sir Henry Neville. I’m not sufficiently knowledgeable about the subject to evaluate their arguments, but I’m pretty sure that you will soon have a feeling similar to what Neville might be having if he were alive. Some reward or credit that has long been denied you will finally be yours. Vindication is nigh.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology
links for 2005-11-12
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may actually IMPROVE the government’s ability to control your mind!
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Original Dada-Era Publications in the International Dada Archive
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red pill = taken
dance of the butterflies
similar to the ones dancing joyous in my belly right now…
links for 2005-11-11
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Curtain rises on ‘virtual’ Dylan
ripping away the veils
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): “The obscure we see eventually,” said journalist Edward R. Murrow. “The completely obvious, it seems, takes longer.” You have recently taken care of the obscure stuff, Capricorn. Through a blend of lucky accidents and your dogged intelligence, you got to the bottom of a stuffy old mystery and ripped away the veils that were hiding a crippled old truth. Now you’re finally primed to notice an open secret that has been right in front of you for quite some time.
Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology
links for 2005-11-08
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afghan poet Nadia Anjuman, 25, was beaten to death last week by her husband
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the alternate realities of richard dadd
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another neat flickr-based creation
