in little black book

hm

pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 00:57:42 GMT

The only thing worse than being a burden on someone is doing it over and over. That's me!!! The concrete around your feet in the east river!! Anthony Quimby: Half man, half less than a man. At least I know now though! Oh sweet jubilee.

as ol' dirty would say...

pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 05:11:04 GMT

BLAOW

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pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 23:24:14 GMT

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... its not worth getting sunburned if i cant even go to the beach.

oh god

pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:06:10 GMT

i'm so predictable.

Laast updated 23 weeks ago

pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 23:34:05 GMT

At some point a long, long time ago our species made a choice. We gave up the certainty of instinct, and in it's place we took the uncertainty of intellect. On the whole, this wasn't such a bad choice, as it has allowed for numerous innovations that have propelled our species to wherever the fuck we are today.

I bring this up not because I wish we had remained blissfully unaware of ourselves, but rather I need some sort of frame of reference for the choice(s) I now find myself facing. Forgive me for this, but I'm going to be intentionally vague about the specifics here.

I have bad habit of viewing the world (and everyone in it) as a puzzle, and it's my duty to solve it. This prevents me from ever just letting things "be", and it prevents me from accepting conclusions that I haven't reached on my own.

For the past two days I've spent an inordinate amount of time studying the most insignificant of things (birds outside, stupid infomercials, lint in my pockets) all in hopes that some kind of outside force will trigger in me an epiphany, so I won't have to make the choice myself.

So maybe I do kind of wish we had stayed faithful to instinct. At least then I would be certain was acting in the right (though I guess i'd be so certain, the certainty of it wouldn't even occur to me).

I know the choice that would cause the three people involved the least amount of stress.
I know the choice that would make me stop writing stupid entries like this.

What I don't know is how I can make these choices on an intellectual level, when every instinct I have is telling me to do the exact oppisite.

goddamn i am tired

pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 18:30:46 GMT

dragoncon has come and gone...what a weekend. lets see...i rubbed cheeks with erik estrada, i chugged a beer with bender, i hung out with dana snyder (aka master shake) for a lil bit, gave out around 100 comics (to much praise), tried to break up a fight and got some pepper spray in my mouth, and saw so many cute japanese girls i wanted to cry.

pictures to follow when i wake up from however long this nap is going to be..

oh yeah, if any of you guys want a preview issue of my comic book, just hit me up on aim (bohemianrapster), email (pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com), or just lemme know on here! snail mail ftw!!!!! i got like 10 left to give away so yeah...

one more thing...WHO IS THAT SEXY DEVIL ON THE FRONT PAGE OF TEH PAPER???? well, its me!!!
http://times-georgian.com/

tmnt rant

pandarabbitblackmagic@gmail.com — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 04:08:35 GMT

oh such sad misconceptions people have! YOU don't know the teenage mutant ninja turtles...

from issue 26 of the original comic series:

The Old Man has appeared on the Wisdom Stone, and he explains that he has lived so long that he is now the river, and it is he. He tells the tale of an ancient, technologically advanced civilization that thrived but destroyed itself during the age of dinosaurs, and how the few that survived swore off technology and embraced the Earth, soon unlocking her deepest secrets. They learned that the rivers were conduits of planetary energy, powerlines that helped them gain all knowledge of the physical world. Eventually, the survivors transcended flesh and merged with the rivers, so that there is one for each of the world's waterways... and they're still searching for knowledge, still hungry to learn all that is new.

this was from a 3 issue run done by writer Rick Veitch called "The River". it was a mystical journey of randomness that led me to the discovery of this jewel, and i thank you all.

http://www.ninjaturtles.com/comics/mirage/volume01/26/26.htm

edit: for citation