Okay, so:
1. Can we take one moment and talk about the two people who have added this picture of a silly collage I made as one of their favorite flickr photos? At first, I was complimented, but then I took a look at their profiles, and then their other favorite images. Who are these people? And, do they do anything besides obsessively masturbate? Please, go explore. Also worth looking at: the groups they belong to on Flickr. I'm glad to be associated with these fine folks via the ol' Net.
2. Talking to a friend about a tattoo he was considering ("I shit on the body of Christ," to guarantee he could never get into heaven... yeah.) I said, "Tattoos are forever." He replied, "It will last as long as my body lasts, and that's not forever. That's actually a very short amount of time.
I got a haircut yesterday, and there was one piece that seemed much shorter than I wanted. But, hair grows, I thought. It's not worth being upset about anything that is temporary. Mulling these thoughts over on my walk back, I had a thought (aka, Stoner Wisdom of the Day): It's not worth being upset over anything that is temporary, and everything is temporary!" Mannnnnnnn. Tight.
1. Can we take one moment and talk about the two people who have added this picture of a silly collage I made as one of their favorite flickr photos? At first, I was complimented, but then I took a look at their profiles, and then their other favorite images. Who are these people? And, do they do anything besides obsessively masturbate? Please, go explore. Also worth looking at: the groups they belong to on Flickr. I'm glad to be associated with these fine folks via the ol' Net.
2. Talking to a friend about a tattoo he was considering ("I shit on the body of Christ," to guarantee he could never get into heaven... yeah.) I said, "Tattoos are forever." He replied, "It will last as long as my body lasts, and that's not forever. That's actually a very short amount of time.
I got a haircut yesterday, and there was one piece that seemed much shorter than I wanted. But, hair grows, I thought. It's not worth being upset about anything that is temporary. Mulling these thoughts over on my walk back, I had a thought (aka, Stoner Wisdom of the Day): It's not worth being upset over anything that is temporary, and everything is temporary!" Mannnnnnnn. Tight.
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Also, a very good entry. What a good note to end on (this is the last of the journals that I was reading).
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