Sunday 17 January 2010

my life


a genius omelette i made. generations of people will come together in the future to worship the memory of this omelette, i am so serious. it was amazing.
















i bought a tiny solar system and decided to put it above my bed. last night saturn fell on me and i shit myself! (not literally)








then today i went to the baltic and i took a picture of the tyne bridge like a tourist which is sad because i live in newcastle







and voila, the highlights of my past two days. you can kind of tell i'm uneployed.

Monday 11 January 2010

what constitutes a road trip: pt. 2

a chapter from each character i think. i'll continue with alison. alison's the hedonist of the group, along with the most emotionally fragile. but because she's not quite as prone to thinking profoundly, she's written entirely differently. i'm still not sure if i'm doing the idea of her in my head justice. she's such a huge personality, and kind of in charge of the group.




none of us were planning this, i don't think, but hell; show me a crystal ball and i could have pointed you in the right fucking direction. there's only so long before people like us meet, and crystallize, and blast off into outer space. i guess to us, the desert was outer space. a faux-space where sand flies like stars and jackrabbits orbit the cactuses like meteors and planets. either way, christ, you don't plan these things to, like, be.
for me it started with (zuts alors) professor guillame. oh yeah, he taught me la belle francais alright. his salt-and-pepper style and that delicate way older men are were what did it, i think. i liked to think i could overpower him, overwhelm his little world. give him back what zest for life he had.
alison: mmmmm, a vivacious sex goddess, reinvigorating those limp little men and their limp little souls. answering the mewls; 'wah wah wah, my wife's a bitch and goddamn i didn't think life'd turn out like this, god i wish i could get it up' creating life where there was no life. the positive giver of blood; she giveth you the wood, and then she taketh away. she's a veritable cup of sexual charm, and her cup spilleth over.
truth? all these sad little men they kind of turn me on, they make me sick so much. when my mom found out i was screwing them, she didn't understand. that's fair, i don't think many people understand it too good. but, like, with her devotion to drama, she threw me out of the house. momma done threw me on the porch with a trash bag full of my shit, and told me i could take up with someone else. momma done bust my heart is what she done. god, alison, shut up.
but wait: i get ahead of myself. people always say that, they say alison alison slow down kid, you got all the time in the world so slow down. but if i've got all the time in the world then why doesn't it regenerate? why don't i control it? if i've got it all, then i'm losing it every second. life itself is a cosmic sweater being unraveled by that crazy kitten called time. and if i slowed down, i'd be too scared to speed up again. maybe if i stop looking at clocks, timing everything and shit, time'll stop.. or reverse . i never wanted the time i spent on the road to end, but it did. it was like time couldn't find me. for a brief period of time, four people existed outside of anything. anything at all. nothing could find us, hurt us, make us old or sick, poison us, break us or even find its way into our secret world to touch us. the people i remember are different to the people i see now, so obviously something found us. running away was about the smartest move i ever made, and goddamn i'm not too smart, (i always knew that) and i'd do it again if i could guarantee i'd get to be that way again. like the best things in life, i didn't realise how happy i was until it was over. i lost a hold of the bluebird that i loved.
godfuckingdamn, can you hear this? pathetic alison, reminiscing like a fucking diary. i think i meant to try and explain my life before we left for the desert but i've ruined it for myself now. yeah i can't do it now. yeah... no, try again later. we are currently cruising at 30, 000 feet and unable to land.

aahhh

i still don't update this ever.
since i am here however, here is point.


i hate the way most men dress now. seriously. not to be mildly sexist, but jeez, get your balls back! v neck cardigans? pointy shoes? trench coats?
what the fuck!
i can say in confidence that one of the reasons it would be cool to be a boy is that they don't have to care what they look like. in fact, it's pretty sexy for a guy to be scruffy and just in jeans and a t shirt. when they start spending longer on their hair than i do, something's wrong. being masculine has become a completely bizarre thing. i see guys with diamond earrings, bleached tips, and sometimes even ugg boots, and i vomit, and more importantly i weep. ugg boots, i ask you. they're hideous enough on girls, but when boys take to them as well that's a clusterfuck of wrong right there. fair play, i may not be the girliest of the girlies, but there's no chance of anyone looking at me and thinking 'she's a dude', so it's alright for me to be saying this i think. i miss the days before male fashion had been transformed into a cash cow by topman. basically, any man who by coincedence reads this, THINK TO YOURSELF: WOULD I WEAR UGG BOOTS??
because that's what the world is coming to. you might actually, one day, be mocked for not wearing them.
and by that time it will be too late.