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1/18/08

poem

I'm watching the clock

it changes

like everything.

hold still, hold your breath,

hold on to what you've got.

seconds, minutes, hours, eternity

life's a gamble

life is performance art

I play a role

like an actor on the stage.

I've been looking for a safe place all my life

I can't stop grinding my teeth.

I wish I were an animal, I would be a dolphin

and swim freely through the oceans.

the world would be my oyster.

I want to live in your castle forever

I will be your prince

you are my king, my universe, my reason

we could be so happy

you're the only one

smile for the camera, and plz be real.

everyone wants something real.

laugh now, cry later

love, light, and happiness-

but not for me.

paradise

but not for me.

self preservation

self depreciation

red. power. sometimes, I have to see blood

because it's time. and because it's real.

what even is the truth

seconds, minutes, hours, months, years

decades, aeons, infinity, eternity

I'm still bleeding, I bleed for you

my heart is bleeding.

nobody else

just me

and I'm left with my suicidal thoughts

1/15/08

mottos

"Not of this world."

1/12/08

acting crazy

I'm the only person who knows what's good. I'm Darrin Goodness

However, in the end, I know everything is neither good nor bad.

1/9/08

movies I like

The Craft
Showgirls
Bound
Liquid Sky
What the Bleep
Scream
Edge of 17
The Secret
Adam & Steve
Dancer in the Dark
Gia
Freeway
Legally Blond
Legally Blond 2: Red, White, and Blond
Paris is Burning
Billy Elliot
Basic Instinct 1 & 2
Star Wars
Out In Nature: Homosexuality in the Animal Kingdom
Jackie Brown
anything by JOHN WATERS
Hackers
That Man: Peter Berlin
The Legend of Leigh Bowery
Tank Girl
Part Monster
The Celluloid Closet
Foxfire
Fear
Stanley Kubrick
Hitchcock
Trois Couleurs
Ponette
Ma Vie En Rose
Run Lola Run
Princess Mononoke
Romeo and Juliet
The Real Eve
The Universe
Planet Earth
Hard Candy
Beautiful Thing
The Cockettes
The Fountain
300
The Matrix
The Ring
Audrey Hepburn

1/8/08

cool



I'm all about these, I think they're cool!

1/5/08

omg which 1 r u?

I'm enfj.


teacher/idealist


I guess I really am like Oprah!

ENFJ
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For the Socionics facsimile of this type, see Ethical Intuitive Extrovert.

ENFJ (Extroverted Intuitive Feeling Judging) is one of the sixteen personality types from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), and the Keirsey Temperament Sorter.

Referring to Keirsey, ENFJs belong to the temperament of the Idealists and are called "Teachers". The ENFJ personality type is also the least likely of the 16 Myers-Briggs personalities to 'flake out' on others once they commit to something. They are generally a very reliable group that do not like to disappoint others.

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1/2/08

movies


Hard Candy- I saw it again last night, I think I've seen it 4 or 5 times at this point. Anyways, I love everything about it- the cinematography, the acting, etc. Everything about Hard candy is culturally relevant.

1/1/08

8 is great

from http://www.astrology-numerology.com/numerology.html

4/18/1984 = my bday

I have more signs in Scorpio than any other sign, the 8th house, infinity on its side. I also live in 7+1+0=8, cute little addition.

8 (8, 17/8, 26/8, 35/8)

The Life Path 8 suggests that you entered this plane armed to lead, direct, organize and govern. You are very ambitious and goal-oriented. You will want to use your ambitions, your organizational ability, and your efficient approach to carve a satisfying niche for yourself. If you are a positive 8 you are endowed with tremendous potential for conceiving far-reaching schemes and ideas, and also possessing the tenacity and independence to follow them through to completion. In short, you were born to be an executive.

You know how to manage yourself and your environment. Your ability to judge the character and potential of the people around you is an asset used to your advantage. A large part of your success in life comes from how hard you work. This Life Path is the most prone to producing workaholics. But your ability to spot good people and engage them in your endeavors is a special trait not to be overlooked. There is an inspirational quality in your makeup which allows you to become a great leader. You are practical and steady in your pursuit of major objectives, and you have the courage of your convictions when it comes to taking the necessary chances to get ahead.

With the Life Path of the number 8 you are focused on learning the satisfactions to be found in the material world. The Life Path 8 produces many powerful, confident and materially successful people. Most of your concerns involve money and learning of the power that comes with its proper manipulation.

This Life Path is perhaps the one that is the most concerned with and desirous of status as an ultimate measure of success. You want to be recognized for your hard work and achievements. The attainment of honors and acceptance into the club of executive leadership is all important. For this, you may find yourself very well suited to compete in the business world or in the political arena.

In relationships, you are frank, honest, and steadfast. You may be very much in love, but watch that you are not too busy and preoccupied to show it. Being the lavish provider is not always an adequate substitute for showing your devotion and affection in more personal ways. You have a great need for close personal relationships to mitigate and somehow soften your nature. You must find the time for love and keep it as an important project in your life.

The negative 8 can be dictatorial and often suppresses the enthusiasm and efforts of fellow member of the environment. Often, the strength of their own personality excludes close feelings for other people with whom they come in contact. Material gains and rewards often become issues of utmost importance, even to the neglect of family, home and peace of mind. Dedication to success can become an obsession. Emotional feelings are often suppressed by the negative 8, resulting in isolation and loneliness. All Life Path 8 people must avoid discounting the opinions of others.

12/31/07

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12/30/07

http://xpress.sfsu.edu/archives/arts/008485.html

Punk Meets High Art At The de Young

by Mayra Martinez, staff writer
April 29, 2007 12:48 PM

The normally hallowed halls of the de Young Museum reverberated with the spirit of rebellion, punk and innovative fashion last Friday night for the second annual SF State College Night at the de Young Museum.

The museum's modern design and cool, neutral tones served as the backdrop for the kaleidoscope of brilliant colors and outrageous and experimental student designs and artwork in "Cutting Across the Social Fabric: a tribute to Vivienne Westwood."

The event was held in conjunction with the museum's current textile exhibit, "Vivienne Westwood: 36 Years in Fashion" and also featured the work of students of the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, City College of San Francisco and the San Francisco Art Institute.

Spread throughout the museum, the night featured student work inspired by the legendary British fashion designer often called an iconoclast for the incendiary statements her clothes have always made.

A crowd of fashionable young things took in the intriguing designs and enjoyed music and cocktails and mingled with models still in show attire in the museum's lofty main court.

"I'm glad that fashion is finally being treated as art," said Darrin Goodness, 23, a former SF State student.

The highlight of the evening came in the form of a 30-minute fashion show, “Fashion Radicals,” where 20 student designers presented one or two audacious and bold designs each and a gallery art exhibition, both Westwood-inspired.

"There were some very innovative designs, I was really impressed, it’s new, it’s different, it’s funky," said Victor Karamalis, who flew in from Florida to see the show and recruit designers for his apparel company.

The program also featured a screening of a film by SF State cinema department students, "The King Ludd Army," and ended with an exhilarating capoeira dance performance by the San Francisco company Sul da Bahia.

"The event this year is really exciting because of the fashion show, which of course was so fitting with Vivienne Westwood," said Robert Melton, SF State College Night curator and SF State museum studies graduate student.

In its first and only U.S. showing, the international exhibit spans Westwood's career from 1970 to 2006.

Westwood attended a preview for the March 3 opening of her show that runs until June 10. Radiating a youthful nonchalance, in her ever cool and casual British cadence, the designer, 65, shared her passion for art, history and exploration, both creative and technical.

Against the gallery's dark gray walls, each of the exhibit’s 150 outfits stood as a gleaming example of Westwood's unique perspective and execution.

“She is an inspiration to everyone by showing that you can be 65 and still rock the world,” said SF State student designer Lareina Hillseth, 26.

Westwood began her career as a designer making clothes for the very first punks tearing out of London in the ’70s. As her designs evolved, they grew to include her trademark take on the traditional 18th century corset, and inventive cutting and slashing techniques.

For the fashion show part of the evening, the 269-person capacity auditorium proved to be not big enough for the throngs of people that arrived, and the de Young staff had to turn people away.

"I thought it was fantastic, it's great to see how people were inspired by Westwood but turned it into something new and different in their own style," said Clochette Nguyen, 29, who works as merchandiser for Banana Republic.

Models in mohawks and over-the-top bouffants and theatrical makeup strutted down the cherry-wood floors in everything from a black vinyl corset and black bondage dress to full ball gowns with bustles and elaborate tails.

The spectrum of colors ranged from neutral and black to cerulean blues, burnt oranges and bright yellows, red and blue plaid.

"It was such a success, I'm really overwhelmed by it all,” said Melton, who recruited professionals for the sound, music and lighting.

The lower museum level featured the works of textile students created with use of photography, oil and acrylic on canvas, sculpture and mixed-media installations.

Each piece listed the specific Westwood influence, like her anti-war stance or her signature flame-colored hair and ranged from uniquely crafted hats to smaller works constructed with plastic, wood, condoms and bottle caps.

"This is more my kind of art, done by college students, and it is so much more interesting to me than just looking at a painting," said University of San Francisco nursing student Marianne Monta, 22.

"It is so exciting to be here at the de Young," said apparel design student Esther Bennett, 30, standing next to the strapless dress made of vintage brocade she designed.

"I used to come here when I was little, and I never thought I'd be here on the other side" Bennett said.

For the de Young, the night purposely coincided with their "Friday Night at the de Young" series, where the museum stays open late for music, cocktails and special events geared for the arts.

"We intentionally make sure to include college students in our program," said Renee Baldocchi, manager of Public Programs at the de Young. "They are a very important part of our population."

Toward the end of the festivities, Ray Gin, 31, the SF State student and fashion show coordinator who successfully pitched the idea to Melton, finally sat down. Gin, who designed two looks for the show, spent two months recruiting designers and organizing.

"I would hopefully like to be able to describe the clothes tonight as SFSU," said Gin.

"The design program at State is a fledgling program,” said Gin, “hopefully events like this will help SFSU develop its own design sensibilities and character."

» E-mail Mayra Martinez @ mayramz@sfsu.edu

12/24/07

neat

http://www.anointed-one.net/atheism.html

12/21/07

old pic

from my website

http://pillowboy.livejournal.com/

I <3 Scott Thom


[06 Dec 2002|02:31pm]
Hi, I just finished my registration. I'm very excite beccause if it all goes well I wont have class till 10:00 on Monday and Wednesday, and not till 12:35 on tuesday and thursday. A small problem, I will be in class til 9:45 at night on Thursdays, clubbing confliction. Yesterday was one of the best dance parties of all time. Darrin and Mickey were dressed as pirates, I was an elektrogoth in a techno skirt and Leslie was 80's MILF. We all looked hot as hell and we proved it. Great dancing. On our drive home Darrin rode in the trunk because there were eight people in some fourdoor sedan. It was trey bien. The only thing that could make life better would be vegan nachos mmmmmmnnm. Im talking with Brandon right now, my room-mate. Hes way cool we are discussing racial tension, and then how girls prefer guys with accents. We always have damn good conversation.

Im doing good, Love you -pillowboy-

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[03 Dec 2002|11:09pm]
HI I JUST WENT FOR A WALK TODAY WITH DARRIN GOODNESS. THAT WAS GOOD, ITS GOOD TO MOVE AROUND THAT WAY YOUR MUSCLES DONT ATROPHY. I WAS WATCHING THE OSBOURNES WITH LESLIE AS OF A SECOND AGO. ITS IRONIC I'VE CONCLUDED. PEOPLE ARE SO OBSESSED WITH REALITY TV, IT'S REALITY. I THINK PEOPLE ARE OBSESSED WITH TV THAT IS MORE LIKE REAL LIFE. FOR EXAMPLE FRIENDS, SEINFELD, COSBYS, CHEERS, THESE WERE JUST COMEDY IN MUNDANE LIFE. NOW THE REAL WORLD AND OTHER REALITY SHOWS, ARE GETTING "CLOSER" TO REAL LIFE. I GET COMPLETELY SUCKED INTO THE TV. BUT IF WE ARE ABSORBED WITH OTHER PEOPLES REAL LIVES, MAYBE WE SHOULD JUST LIVE OUR OWN. TODAY I WENT ON A THRIFT ADVENTURE WITH LESLIE. GOD THAT GIRL IS LIKE MY IDOL; NO BUT I DEFINITELY DO ADMIRE HER. WALKED AROUND, CAME UP WITH SOME GOOD IDEAS- GOT A HEAD START ON X-MAS. VEGAN NACHOS ARE THE GREATEST EVER! DARRIN GOODNESS AND I HAVE DISCUSSED THEIR MASS APPEAL AND AGREE THAT VEGAN NACHOS ARE GOOD TO THE CORE.

I LOVE YOU -pillowboy-

(tear me apart you merciless bitchmen!)

A list to prove sanity [12 Nov 2002|04:16am]
Umm. .. it's so like four something in the morning; I am like crazy or something. I will be in fashion analysis at eight as usual. Life has been unstructured and as messy as my emotional self lately. Heres a list that I can check for tomorrow and for you to enjoy.

1Fashion Analysis
2Talk to Alex(about my sensitive bitch issues)
3Get some sleep
4follow a nutritious way eating
5Call that cool girl- Sailor
6study for fashion test on Thursday
7Possibly go on Darin's adventure
8Invite someone to eat lunch in the future
9Get books for my persuasive speech project
10decide what the hell I'll speel about
11trip? is it on?
12talk to carisa, my emotional mess counterpart
13relax dont be such a fuckin freak

Love you all- even in the early morning -pillowboy-

(tear me apart you merciless bitchmen!)
SO mucH [10 Nov 2002|04:16pm]
Yesterday I went to Jazmine's DJ event. It was really the Gay Shame dance part in disguise.

Before getting to this point I awoke up before the Dining Center opened. I fussed around quietly- careful not to awake Leslie Slokavich my weekend roommate. Found something to wear and went to eat. When I came back Leslie vanished and I played guitar. Did some homework; no not really. Just did some yoga etc. Made plans to go to buena vista; which was a ploy to go to a pet store. Alright. Put on white eye shadow under my eyes- "wow Im a fuckin robot," I said to the mirror. went on several buses and walked many streets. When we actually arrived at the pet store it was a veterinarian or something of the sort. We walked from the mission to the Castro. We had dinner at a Mexican grill; it was pretty good. We ate in front of the window outlooking into the eyes of twinkbutthunters. Darrin was right there looking out eating, like it was a movie or dinner theater. I had to fix my hair several times yesterday..... Hmmmf. I did cut my hair; or I should say Darrin did a fabu job. Fabu, I actually have bangs- can't decide if I look Ladytron or If I look like Dum and Dummer. As If I hadn't had enough fun we came to the doorms 8:30 had an hour and a half to change and GO to the partay. We arrived, leslie looked way fashion forward; which totally fit. It was a really artsy crowd. We came in upon a theatrical performance of a sort. I don't know; it involved stripping lesbians on stilts- one of which was wearing leather and a wheel. There was a prize give away which included a refurbished bike and dildos. Danced..... then danced. I felt free with these people; anything I could do that was unnormal would've been seen as creativity. So I danced weird as usual. There were some cute guys, but I had this feeling they were all crack sluts anyway. My favorite part of the night besides Darrin getting careening head first into a piss stained mattress, while getting humped by the lovely Jazzman; was after the party. It was freezing cold and we went at first to look for a Denny's. I guess we sobered up from those intoxicating endorphins cuz someone piped up; "thats over five miles from here." So we went to 711 which was all of two blocks. What a magical place, I mean a place to get your grub on 24/7. Had a lot of sugar but Im OK, Im just fine. We came back to the party house- realizing we had 4 hours or so in the freezing cold- if we waited for the bart. Didn't really sleep til 10:00 this morning. It was all so good. THANKYOU

LOVE YOU ALL, -pillowboy-

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So far [06 Nov 2002|11:31pm]
Hi im currently writing from the lounge in mary park-actually the nearby computer lab. Today I walked to West Portal after my classes. That was about a two and a half mile distance. It felt good; I mean what other physical activity am I gonna do. I love feeling independent; I love to feel calm and carefree. I hate solidarity. Every moment Im alone without some major work or distraction I find myself quickly becoming sad or apathetic. I hate that- don't be such a fucking blade in the wind, don't just fall over. I am after all not going home; not this weekend, it's all good. I just ate trail mix with m&ms and a bag of rolled gold- musn't eat so late at night lest I become fat. I played guitar for over an hour- saw the video for Ladytron, inspirational. I don't know what to say really, I want to go back and hang a bit with Leslie and Darrin.

Love you all -pillowboy-

(tear me apart you merciless bitchmen!

little to say [05 Nov 2002|10:54am]
Yesterday I walked to Borders again and listened to music for about two or so hours. I discovered such good things. Thats the problem with me I like beauty in all facets; I want to be apart of it all. I have become increasingly become aware of my limited and dwindling cash. Tori Amos tickets 50.50, Dinner 12.34, thrift spree with Darrin Goodness, PRICELESS. I need a job, I'm way lazy. Been playing guitar; I am going to be a rock-star even if I'm an apathetic log.

LOVE you all


-PILLOWBOY-

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good morning : ) [04 Nov 2002|06:32am]
[ mood | strange, tired awake, horny ]
[ music | Amy typing an all-nighter in the Comp. Lab ]

GOOD MORNING, it is 6:30 or so in the morning and I have just woken up from a three hour sleep cycle. It's true three hours makes one feel beter than four. I know that doesn't make sense- our sleep cycles occur in three hour periods so I made a cycle, it's better. Yesterday was a good day. I'm so sick of just lounging around; I just want to get up and go somewhere or do something- not homework- I never have enough enthusiasm for that bull-shit. Yesterday I up and walked to Border's Book Store; It's true what Darrin says, "Things that aren't special are the best." Borders of course is generic but commercial and comforting in the independent SF area. Fred Meyers is the best. So I walked there and listened to some music and walked back to meet Darrin at 4:15. We were off to the Castro for a Gay Shame Protest. Gay Shame is a group of the Gays; who are disatisfied with- the way gays are portrayed in the media, hate crime, GLBT issues, and everything. We did a small march carrying signs of Qwen Arujo and Jihad- Jihad sounds like holy war. We were instructed to shake our noise makers- I know, I was like what does that mean; not that kinda volunteer work again!- then some like guy gives us like beans in a palmolive bottle. When I shook the noise maker I could only imagine how much it looked like an air hand job- we're talking extreme mime here. So we were told to make even more noise so I barked like a chihuahua- did I mention we were carrying flaming torches through the streets. It was insane. The leader was a Traci Chapman of a man; who would take his megaphone and boo like a mechanical haloween gimick. It was honestly a hilarious thing; a good cause lost to tastelessness, tactless. I got a natural high from the yelling- yay for animalism. Gay Shame was the most fashion forward, interesting looking group ever- they were fabulous. Some cute guys too- theres always something wrong however; relationships are like thrift store finds something's fucked, be it a snag or over embellishment. The people there were way angry and scary in there unapologetic way; the guys were a new breed of gay- a strange encounter to the dar; must update system. After that rousing experience we went to Jazmines' friend's house. At Whitney's we watched episodes of QAF( Queer AS FuCK)- super gay day. Came home late. There is talk that possibly Friday I may be making a guest appearance in LA- hope it works out.

LOve you all -Pilowboy-

(tear me apart you merciless bitchmen!)
Halloween [02 Nov 2002|09:52pm

Halloween [02 Nov 2002|09:52pm]
Hey, it's already saturday; I guess I've been too party'ed out do write. Halloween was an awesome experience, it had everything. I wore a corsette, black angel wings and horns; under my corset I had a white dress shirt. It sounds goofy; but think more chic. I did my makeup heavy liner with cat ends and a dot of glitter at my cornea. I overspent completely- wings, corsette, horns. I however really liked my costume this year; every year before has always been so so. After the fussing process we made it toward Castro. It was the end of the world. There was a boy at the crowded station who was pantsing himself and wanking the doodle at passing cars. Cars honked at the costumed masses- all from our school. The crowd cheered the wild exhibitionist and we were then headed on the muni M line. To the Castro we made our pagan pilgramage. It was butts to nuts crowded in there. The windows steemed with the sweating of our bodies; children scrawled help me on the steamy windows. I actually had my ass near falling into this girls lap. There was no room. Ricky,a psycho dinosaur crowd surfed and then proceeded to nose dive into the dirty muni floor. The ganja filled the moist sweltering air. "Get me out of here; no seriously were like stuck, like were gonna die under ground, ughhhh," I freaked. Well I cannot even describe the surreal nature and horror of the bus. We exited on Castro, only to be dumped into a crowd of 300,000 people. If there was ever a time for biological warfare that was the place. Crazy night-didn't see but by friends accounts- stabbings, people having anal sex in the middle of the road, end of the world. The crowd was over powering; I was a nameless face being pushed like a prisoner by the pushers and shovers. We left to Pop Scenes because it was too much. Pop Scenes was so great because it was halloween- I actually had room to dance. Violent crazy dramatic dancing on Halloween. That night we came back like war victims. Beaten up, older, out of the wood work like Michael Jackson's Thriller Zombies. Happy happy Halloween.

(tear me apart you merciless bitchmen!)

[30 Oct 2002|01:05am]
Today was not memorable for some reason. I hung out with this girl Lauryn, whom I had met at the Club Pop Scenes. She seems way nice and cool; I don't know, It's hard to get a sense off a person when your walls are so high. My defenses were up all day until come eight or so. I got 5 or so hours two days in a row so Im a little sleepy. It's good to be sleepy your walls fall down and it's a lot easier. I can talk to people when Im near falling over, I guess. Got Halloween costume. Tori Amos does drugs; I don't know If she's my heroe so much anymore. I just talked to this guy who'm I had given my number to, about three weeks ago or so. He never called; but both times I've talked to him I've actually had some good conversations. He isn't that great but companionship is a human function completely not being filled right now. When I talked to him I got way nervous, why? I don't know why; he isn't as cute as I remember him being. He is more efeminate, has large ears, mild acne and makes good conversation. Whatever.

GOODnight Love Pillowboy

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in the cafe [28 Oct 2002|05:00pm]
Hi pillowboy here, Im eating for like the fifth time today. Non-stop fun; the cold weather or something has a psychological effect upon me and I just keep on salivating all day long and eating all day. The point of fullness is quite hard to reach, I feel food raunchy. Its all empty and it's all cloudy. I feel snug comfortable now, outside it's really pricking cold. My room-mate and his girlfriend were snuggling in their bed. I know it's sweet and I'd probably wan't to do the same. Snuggling, that stuff is so private; every time I walk into my own room I feel intrusive. I think I'd feel better walking in on them having let's say sex if they do; than walking in on the endless spoonage. It's cold, cloudy, theres a hot guy walking around in the cafe; he's wearing some raver bracelets. I don't know

Later, Love pillowboy

(tear me apart you merciless bitchmen!)
now i am . . . . [28 Oct 2002|12:42am]
[ mood | wahhhh ]
[ music | silence ]

Today I read a book entitled, "Democracy for the Few," It made me totally depressed. If you've read any of my other journals you're proably realizing a trend here. My class introduction into world affairs is eye opening but majorly depressing. The book just got me picking away at everything, life just seemed like such a rasp of what it's supposed to be. With everything going on, impending war etc. We are starved of our primary components, and it seems in this structured world we are looking for the pieces. Like looking for bits of useful garbage we are reclaiming the past, reclaiming happines. I don't know its sad how something like that can totally throw you off track. It's my fault too, I've been perpetuating the negativity. I refused to say HI to people today. I'm sick of all the half smirked smiles, more so of fear than of genuine friendship. On my floor Im such a wonder fag, I swear people want to be my friend just cuz I'm gay or something. Will they understand when they realize Im more than a smiling single FAG. Im synical, mean, shy, fucking emotional mess sometimes. Im sick of all the fakeness, dsjkfj;asfadfajdf. Missed some people today, they were off elswhere. Sorry for this EMO, crap, patch, anilingus, hot lunch munching, downtrodden, waste of space, ferocious vag monster, poo font, beef streugenaf, borshk, mother bleeping, bastard, hot noodle pesto. piece of crap, felatiemon, poon tang, rim job, snorkle, cream corn, ram blaster, hamster, crap crock of shit; I have subjected you to. Still Love you all

Love Pillowboy

today is a day [20 Oct 2002|02:30am]
[ mood | annoyed ]
[ music | quiet whispers of people ]

First of all I'd like to say Margaret Cho was a blast; I guess I totally went amnesiac in my journal because of yesterdays sloshing. It was fun seeing Megan and meeting her friends from home, new home that is. We are from the same city, Westlake Village. It was so fun, Margaret looked like a drag-queen, is that a hyphenated word? No she loves her gays, to the point where she is now a woman playing a man pretending to be a woman. Today I had lunch or brunch with pals, then I went and attempted to do work. After dinner at 6:00 o'clock sharp, I went with Darrin and friends to go thrifting. Thrifting is it's own verb. It was fun and I got some clothes. we'd get into a store and the owner would talk over the speaker, "We will be closing in 15 minutes." It felt like that shopping game show; I was all trying to find cute clothes in under 15, it was cool. Can I just say people are incohesive. Incohesive; like no one ever wants to do the same thing at the same time. So I waited to see what people were going to do and consequently, nothing happened. I blame everything on temperal mood disorder. The first day it got cloudy this week every other person was dealing with minor depression; myself included. Theres something important to say but I forgot. I shall ramble. I care to much what you think. You know who you are, so be warned. I want a boyfriend, I desire macaroni necklaces(see S. Park), consistency, spoonage, secrets, friendship and sex. Oh well, I say like Eeore. Today is the day that I will start to grow up, all innocence is lost(JK), just being fatal. Yay. Well top of the muffin to ya.

Love you, Love you journal. Pillow boy

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experience [19 Oct 2002|04:09am]
Sorry I neglected to write about Thursday's events. I went to Pop Scenes. Pop Scenes is a dance club I like to go to on Thursday. They play eighties, riot girl, elektro clash etc music. I feel so old and experienced. I felt sick on the way to Pop Scenes but I willed myself to health. I started meditating right there on the muni station; it must have worked because Darrin said I was generating heat. I got in Pop Scenes and felt so gross, but with the power of music I felt alive yet again. I danced well with alot of energy, a girl there said, "you're the best dancer, but don't tell anyone." After the club, friends and I went to a gas station for food. I got a huge bag of nuts and a slab of dark chocolate. It was so good. Today I also ate a lot of chocolate from Sees' candy. Perceviering through sickness to dance four or so hours makes me seem old to myself. Today I feel older still, yet adventurous. I snuck into The Bar on Castro. I completely just ran in while the bouncer was yelling stop, stop. I waited in the dark smoking area for ten minutes or so. Oh I went with Darrin and Ivan, Ivan is such a cute ideal. I always thought Ivan was a slut, but no no. I had a margarita and a few sips of what is known as a gin and tonic. Apparently I got drunk. I was experiencing faders, dizziness and giddiness. I'll be honest It was enjoyable but not something I will do again. I was surprised how outgoing I was being. I started dancing really enthusiastically, while no one else was dancing. I was a responsible drunk; I made sure as to drink plenty of water and to eat a bit shortly after. Can I just tell you how Asian I am; I mean one drink and I was fucked up, one more and Lights'ed be out. So now I feel old and experienced, I hope this helps me out somehow. Oh gournal I don't feel like talking right now but I love you.

-Pillowboy-

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0/11 [12 Oct 2002|02:11am]
[ mood | fulfilled,good tired ]

Today i triumphed, I conquered the public transportation system and made it to the DMV. It's sad what a good feeling I got finding my way there alone. At the DMV I had to wait oh, a couple of hours I made it productive. I read and observed. I noticed a man sexy in a stereotypical way. I caught his eye, what a fag, he was all wonderin why I wasnt all oogling him. He had this irratating air abou him, pretention, average sexiness, he fell into the gap and never escaped. Im gay but Im not like that, cruisy as to the point to look for a hot bottom at the local DMV. I came home felt completely good about making it back alive and went to dinner. I ate with Darrin, Justin, Eve and such, its so nice to eat meals with people. I always have fun talking to people, joking around etc. Eve is so fun, Justin too, I feel quite familial around them at times, smiles. I went to Samyah's concert, people on stage all had to dress in black, no other rules. It was so cool to see peoples own style transcending into something as formal and proffessional as a classical concert. It reminded me of an all black collection by some big designer. One girl was wearing a tight black t-shirt, a ruffly velvet 80's skirt and massive dreads to top it off. After the concert we went to coffee on church, Sparky's. On the way to the muni station we stopped at Justin's apartment, it was spacious and it had Ikea in it. Also I met Darrin's friends, Shakrah and Philip, they seem pretty nice and all. Coffee was good, I had a bundle of joy bouncing around with Samayah to the shop and back. I don't know what else to say, hope Im not being mean.

later sweet journal, love: Pillowboy

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fear of being poisoned

Toxiphobia -- fear of being poisoned (the only phobia I've ever had).

http://www.designedthinking.com/Fear___Anxiety/Phobias/Phobia_Names/phobia_names.html

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What is your idea of "perfect" happiness?
Going into outer space, becoming famous in the scientific community, infinite love and wealth. Until that happens, I'm not happy.

What is your greatest fear?
FAILURE!!!!!!!!!

Which historical figure do you most identify with?
Jenna Jameson

Which living person do you most admire?
right now- Sammy Case

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?
I love it

What is your greatest extravagance?
drugs

What is your favorite journey?
identity

What do you consider the most overrated virtue?
humility

What do you dislike most about your appearance?
face

Which living person do you most despise?
G.W. Bush

Which words or phrases do you most overuse?
Fake it till u make it! *jus chillin* and bitch ain't give a shit

What or who is the greatest love of your life?
who- William West Seegmiller III what- Biology: The Study of Life

Which talent would you most like to have?
computer skills!

What is your current state of mind?
optimistic

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
MY DEGREE OF FAME

If you could change one thing about your family, what would it be?
I wish my mom and dad were dead

What do you consider your greatest achievement?
camera time @ the singularity summit & my good grades

If you could choose what to come back as, what would it be?
the Dalai Lama

What is your most treasured possession?
an emerald ring my grandma gave me as a small child

Where would you like to live?
Australia or New Zealand

What is your favorite occupation?
doctor, lawyer

What is your most marked characteristic?
last name

What is the quality you most like in a man?
HIS SMIRK!!! that means he's a guy I can roll with

What do you most value in your friends?
intelligence, will, and status. Basically, smart, strong, intuitive people get and keep my attention over time.

Who are your favorite writers?
Darrin Eason Goodness, Angela Bacca

Who is your favorite hero of fiction?
Aeon Flux

Who are your heroes in real life?
Dinaz, Hilary, Job, Jay, Chris Goodness, West

What is it that you most dislike?
christians and republicans

How would you like to die?
I'd rather have stem cell infusions and live long enough to have my brain implanted in a robot body that ALREADY HAS BEEN INVENTED IN 2006 by google

What is your motto?
fake it till you make it

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