list by BM
Sunday, December 16, 2007
these are the names i go by:
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Thursday, December 6, 2007
Ludite Literature
"2! 3! Popsicle race!"
"snap! crap! right in yo face!"
What a silly game did the children play on a tuft of moss that afternoon. Their mothers had pushed them outside and locked the doors forcing the youths out into sunlight, a natural light, which burned their skin. "Errugh! this hurts!" one wailed at his first whiff of the sand filled air. There may have been 5 or 7 of them,but the conglomeration moved about in such a way as to make difficult in remunerating just how many mayonnaise-cheeked cherubs rolled about the streets that morning. It was hot, very hot, but soon they absconded into shade where the tiny glow of their flicker screens filled the air like fireflies. Popsicle Race was just released in stores the previous week, each had their own copy.
And so the children played throughout the length of the day, spitting out huge chunks of meat they tore from dried chicken strips, taking handfuls of malted cheese pizza balls and flinging them into their tiny chapped mouths. They were tired and bored, continuously in a torpid state of dissatisfaction. They dreamed of fresh batteries and new games, bigger screens and flashier graphics. Someday they would be old enough to find these things on their own, but for the time being they were young and unemployed, had to bide their time in the umbra of the trees where warmth and light dared not go.
A river ran across the edge of the forest. Inside a small, white boat sat a boy with ruddy cheeks and a mess of cinnamon hair. He was the eponymous Little Cinnamon Danny from the cereal commercials. The jingle ran through his head and caused ripples in the water, "Cinnamon shoes! Cinnamon shoes! Eat! Eat! Eat! till' you sing the blues! Cinnamon free! Cinnamon... wee! All together we're the cinnamon kids! Hay!" It drove him insane and he thought perhaps, if he took a boat out, something in nature would cleanse his mind, his 12-year-old mind.
The tiny vessel struck land near a small beach. Danny jumped from his seat and stretched his legs. An arrow shot out of the forest and caught him in the throat. He bled to death and then the kids with video games came and ate him. Lord of the flies. The End.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
boof babies fallin' from the sky!
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Anthony Vecchi
Personal Statement
My career goal is quite simple, not to have a career. I am an artist, and thus must lead a life of destitution and free wheeling adventures across the world. I must meet strange women who have unusual desires, but enough money to support me while I compose music unfettered by obligation. My job is not to study, but to take acid and get on a euro-bus across southern
Of course, one’s mind and body could not possibly withstand such a life for greater than 5 or 10 years until it either unhinged itself from reality or dissolved. After I have thus rolled around in the dirt of worldly and creative experience, I will rise and dust off my jacket, sit down behind a lovely cedar desk, and begin to read – and then to teach. If my college experience has afforded me anything it is the realization that I despise the greater portion of academia. Fools like me are sucked under the current of commercialized professionalism, chasing the illusion through candy colored hills of deceit. Well… no more.
When I return to the classroom it will be with a wave of vigor gathering behind my back. I will crash down upon my work and shake the very tenons and mortises of that old log cabin I spent so much time sitting in. I will stand, I will stand with the experience of having lived my life and chased my dreams with scraped knees and callused fingers to prove it all. I shall never sit in a chair again unless old age takes away my faculty of upright composure. I promise myself this right now on this very page.
From my disdain of schoolwork and study will sprout a revolution. Even now I know the modes of pedagogy to which I will consume and birth anew. There is enough ennui to be had at a desk, let me kick it over and jump across to the other side. Fortunately I was given the chance to act as a teaching assistant and thus removed myself from the drudgery and simple challenges of coursework. As a teacher I had control and a medium to reverse any frustrations I had with the static nature of learning. For 3 semesters I gave a fresh spirit to the work, failed many times in doing so, but managed to succeed in galvanizing myself and students through the realization of passion. I discovered that by transmuting my abhorrence of the classroom into creative endeavors I could uncover mountains of golden satisfaction and enlightenment, not only for myself, but for the students alike. My track in learning may have been professional writing (which is truly a natural bent of mine) but along the way I took a sidecar over to teaching junction, and by golly if a gopher didn’t eat my sassafras roots last spring, I think I’m going to stay… but not yet.
At the age of 23 I must follow other pursuits and return later with physical and spiritual knowledge. I could never guide a young mind if I first did not follow my own (to use the parlance of the college) “track.” I’m going to make my own track for here on out, I can’t follow those rusty rails any longer. I’ll be back someday, returning to the old station with a fresh bucket of paint and a maul. I’ll tear it down and build something new, of my own design, and stand proud knowing I lived life according to the greatest power known to humanity – myself.
-Anthony Vecchi
Saturday, September 29, 2007
free write on "doff"
"Doff!" he said when she kicked him in the ball sack.
2-
"Doff!" made the coach as Ginger thrust her Slassbury Slugger into his stomach.
"I don't need a man coach on this all-girls-baseball team no mo'!"
With the tobacco juice running out of his mouth onto the floor, the coach looked like a dropped pot of coffee.
3-
"Tuesdays are for taking walks, Wednesdays are for soaking my tea leaves, Thursday--"
*DOFF*
Nan was hit in the head by a stale loaf of Italian. Pep skipped away into the bedroom where it smelt of old toast wrapped in three layers of napkins. The couple maintained a healthy sex life at the age of 82 and 83 respectively. It was a good way to pass time while boiled eggs chilled in the 'fridgerator.
Monday, July 30, 2007
The glory of battle
Hello gang,
I just wanted to let you all know that Tony Vecchi took our support level to new heights over the weekend. In receiving 88 calls over the weekend, he attained the expressed benchmark of answering 90% of the calls with an average hold time of 52 seconds. This is the first time we have met that team goal.
Great job Tony!
Regards,
Big Boss
I feel good, except that I ate a handful of cottage cheese (I like to measure cottage cheese by the handful.)
My final words
My favorite caller this weekend has to be the old man who typed in "ipconfig gerry" into the DOS prompt. He misunderstood me when I told him "g as in 'gerry'" when spelling it out for him over the phone. Maybe I should have said "g as in 'geriatric' you dusty old cracker!"
My least favorite caller was the lady from Nantucket who called me 4 or 5 times not being able to stay connected on her fucking yacht. YOUR ON A BOAT YOU DUMB BITCH WHAT THE FUCK? She kept talking about her lawyer's and attorney's offices where the connectivity was fine. Well I don't think the expensive carpeting and cedar desks are going to cause much interference but what about a 10-ton piece of floating metal?!?!? Man, what a cock. Ask Gina and Kev, they heard the whole thing.
Well... thats it folks, thanks to those of you who stuck with me through this whole ordeal. Now to continue on in other adventures outside of computers, where the sun shines and guitar strings glow in the moonlight! Where pepper's fry in a sweet ecstasy of flavorful enchantment on a golden wok in heaven's kitchen. Where a dove swoops down and kisses you on the cheek, the cheek of a baby daffodil in the morning light and where cherry blossoms bloom and... and...
Tech-support hell
So yea, now it's 8:10 and my boss is no where in sight. He said he'd come relieve me of my duties at 8AM, but here I am still taking calls. I'm pretty upset, I wanted to get off the phones and go back to bed, wake up 2 hours later, then eat some bruckfrest and start my day!
Well... ah well... I'll never break my shackles from the man. Oh masta!
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Whoopie pie
My marathon is almost complete. It actually hasn't been bad at all, but I bet tomorrow morning around 6 I'll start getting calls up the wazzer and it'll sting like a cranberry bitch! But it's okay, afterward I only have to start packing up all my belongings and move 20 minutes away to Leominster.
I realize tonight is perhaps my last night in Cedar St. but more on that later... I don't feel like getting all gushy and mawkish right now.
Oop! Here's another call! Tech support this is Tony!
Frazzle dazzle
Anyway, I'm feeling pretty good right now. I still have my morning headache, but it'll be alright. I'm trying to fix Andy's computer right now, but with no luck. Next I'll start cleaning some more and try to take a shower, even if I have to miss a call. I need that damn shower.
A little kid just called me and his user name was SHOGUN07.
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Get out of my head you damn kids!
Gina and Kev are here. Gina is drawing and Kev is attempting to install WoW on my computer so he can play it while I tech-support. I've been working on and off for the past few hours and its hard to believe I'm not even 1/2 way done. The calls haven't been too bad, and it's definitely nice to have some company to listen in on the crazy people who calls me. I spoke with 2 Indian people who I didn't understand AT ALL. I just said, "Thank you" and they said, "Thank you!" and then I hung up. Ben stopped by and took some pictures:
Like eating your dog's soggy biscuit
Speeding too fast down the carpal tunnel
Do the dishes
Clean my room
Play guitar
Probably in that order. Probably starting... NOW!
The RX diaries
No calls yet, 8:15. I'm going to get a bowl of raisin bran crunchers right now.
*matutinal - Relating to or occurring in the morning; early. (I just saw it in my word-a-day e-mail from dictionary.com and thought it fit well. I believe it greatly behooves one's mind to explore the English lexicon and be a bit intrepid here and there with word choice. *jerk* *jerk jerk jerk* *jerk myself off*)
Goodnight my prince
Okay world, this is it, I now lay myself down to sleep and will awake at 7:40 to take a shower before the phone starts ringing. Stay tuned for updates.
Friday, July 27, 2007
I can sing low notes under your high notes
1 bag of red seedless grapes
3 apples
2 tomatoes
1 iceberg lettuce
1 cuke
1 package of naan
1 container of honey ham (i fucking HATE HAM, but it was the only choice since there was a hot babe at the deli and I didn't want her to see me ordering a 1/2 pound of turkey)
1 loaf of whole wheat bread
1 container of cottage cheese
1 container of pineapple cottage cheese
1 jug of arizona green tea
1 whoopie pie (oops!)
We'll see how long that lasts me along with the box of Raisin Bran Crunch I have.
I have to wake up at 8am and start tech supporting! My goals for the weekend are modest. I plan to organize my shit and get it primed for boxin' and bagin' for my move to Leominster next week. Any one want to buy my computer and all my games? I really don't want to move those, they need to go away to someone else. I also hope to finish some recordings and play some videojuegos with mah pals. And also fix Andy and Alex's computer. Then we can all have those mix CDs we've been waiting for since Christmas!
The night before...
I will be doing a 48-Hour tech support marathon this weekend, starting at 8am Saturday and ending 8am Monday. I will b e updating this live from my humid and soggy bedroom located in Fitchburg, MA. I have no idea what it is going to be like, but taking calls for 2 days straight will prove for an interesting introspection into the fortitude of my mind. Tally ho!
I have to go grocery shopping today and pickup supplies, which I will list in calorie crunching detail once I make it to the store. Lets hope my Claritin doesn't give me moods swings and I end up buying a chocolate fuck cake!
It happens.