Tuesday, August 31, 2010

How Many Calories In A Chincken Chow Main

This is neither a trial nor a point

hate to use the space for comments to contact me. From now begin to systematically erase militantly any comments that do not relate to the topics covered in the postings.

is true, often it take to answer emails . I get a lot and every time I have less downtime. Not a good combination. But I live and somehow I'm happy. Patience with

mails sent to me. Soil read them all and take them into account. while ago I'm pretty overwhelmed, and I usually miss many things I like and are interested. Even the post, which makes me But I balance. Pure mental footing. Writing essays is the same, but with other elements. Plots of my ways of being in the world.

write postings (not refurbished trials, but postings) that basically have two triggers: I'm collecting links (I love surfing the Web) and photographs that the vast majority of the network meeting and then capture my attention. Comments on this blog are enabled by providing opportunities for dialogue about what is interesting me at all times. Are traces, trying to find out how consumer information and what I do with it. Victoria Lescano

wrote a delightful book, Prêt-à-Rocker . His previous book is also wonderful. I loved that Damian Tabarovsky approached our scripts under the same symptom: information as a waste or gift, a hypothesis which ventured into the back of my collection of essays Contagious paranoia. (By the way I clarify: the latest version of a text of mine is the only one that took into account.
idiot think
leave some text for the sake of originality, not repeating or whatever. What I write is a trail, which is and reusing as much as I please. Everything writing is temporary. The latest version of anything I've written is a temporary version also, but closer to me today. If I go back to those words is because I wanted to do something different with them.)

My postings are repeated. And always incorporate everything I say. I like to think the blogosphere as a community conversation. I am extremely grateful to all those who accompany me for a long time in this task. Moments Diego, Fabiana de Artilunio, Ana Mao and Lenin, among some others. Some people experiment virtually as very close without much told us, as happens to me with a blog as City Multicolor (all my roll cases observed in the left column.) I find courage to move founding between concepts so as casual.

This post is being written in another way: without the guiding direction of links or images . Of the latter only say that I find excellent triggers for some ideas or occurrences that are swirling me some time. Terrific portrait of Vicente Grondona behind of Schoijett Rosana, a friend I admire the production for years. I do not know if you remember but we met at a festipunk when we were still teenagers. It seems very good also photo editors my Black Box (Ezekiel Fanego and Mats Diego) reported the meeting to profess output The electronic revolution of William Burroughs (there I am, the scene of the late Cultural Center Moca, along with the duo of Pablos, Schanton and Martin . My obeisance to both and Cajanegra .

In terms of blogs, especially of this leaflet titled Cippodromo Cippodromon and is one month is very unusual: he had never posted so little. To the extent that this is the only posting of Cippodromo in August. Moreover, each posting, casual readers know, due to a hypothesis in keeping web. In this scenario there is any. I'm just gathering some of what I left behind in the ink. A blog is not only a minimal X-ray of a brain, but life, period. All unbearable usually being given in this blog appointment. Hopefully

month are finishing well. Hopefully
have a good balance.
For now, this concludes posting here.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Welcome Letters From A Salon



My uncle, twice a widower, a lady who sent their Condolences:
"What bad luck, he killed his two wives. "Worse luck
had them," he said.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Breast Feding By Old Man

LUCK ROBERT CRUMB THE GENESIS OF LIBRARY

When I read that Robert Crumb was drawing the Genesis (the Bible) I thought that the consumption of psychotropic substances throughout his long life had caused, as warned his detractors a mental decline.
And when he mentioned his desire to be as scrupulous as possible to the original. And he spent a long time. And his obsession with details ...
After reading the comic I had the revelation this is the format where you actually have to read.
The mighty god but stingy with his own work, the human protagonists blinded, without qualification, predestined, the strange mix of stories between the poetic and pornographic, the absurdity of data (genealogies, kinship ...) .
Drawing Crumb powerful and sensual displays a sea of \u200b\u200bmythologies that later gave substance to a few monotheistic religions.
If
this is the format where the children should know the Bible.