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Posted:
Name: John. Moohaahaa being the evil cackle.
Age: 23 till June.
Location: Upton Park, East London
Been twirling for: More time than before, 3 years I think
Toys: fire poi, normal poi (no tails please!) and just starting the ludicrously huge task of juggling.
Occupation: Student of International Development at Uni of East London.
Hobbies: POI, Music,
Fav music: Psy-trance for dancing and twirling, plus loadsa metal like, Lamb of God, , Fear Factory, Sepultura, Down, A perfect Circle, Did I say TooL?
Fav books: Stuff by Iain M Banks, LOTR, Irvin Welsh, Nick Hornby. Am currently reading an Umberto Eco book. Which is good. Dan Simmons is rather good also.
Fav quotes. "Plus theres goon!" "Bitch, did he pinch them?"
My new all time fave; "Maybe Don't!"
"Your such an inspiration for the ways that i will never ever choose to be."
"Think for yourself, Question authority"
[ 13. September 2003, 23:47: Message edited by: Moohaahaa ]
EDITED_BY: Moohaahaa (1115126276)
Name: John. Moohaahaa being the evil cackle.
Age: 23 till June.
Location: Upton Park, East London
Been twirling for: More time than before, 3 years I think
Toys: fire poi, normal poi (no tails please!) and just starting the ludicrously huge task of juggling.
Occupation: Student of International Development at Uni of East London.
Hobbies: POI, Music,
Fav music: Psy-trance for dancing and twirling, plus loadsa metal like, Lamb of God, , Fear Factory, Sepultura, Down, A perfect Circle, Did I say TooL?
Fav books: Stuff by Iain M Banks, LOTR, Irvin Welsh, Nick Hornby. Am currently reading an Umberto Eco book. Which is good. Dan Simmons is rather good also.
Fav quotes. "Plus theres goon!" "Bitch, did he pinch them?"
My new all time fave; "Maybe Don't!"
"Your such an inspiration for the ways that i will never ever choose to be."
"Think for yourself, Question authority"
[ 13. September 2003, 23:47: Message edited by: Moohaahaa ]
EDITED_BY: Moohaahaa (1115126276)
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Posted:
You won't see me - this new hat makes me invisible.
You won't see me - this new hat makes me invisible.
Meh
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Posted:
who the f*ck said that?
who the f*ck said that?
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Posted:
*ties Cole's poi together*
*ties Cole's poi together*
Meh
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Posted:
I love Perfect Circle
As far as pictures go, I prefer Spirals, they also make good music, but not directly.
Speaking of pictures, you should all go to www.alexgrey.com. Possibly you should look at from an altered state It's quite nice like that.
Also, has anyone read 'Life of Pi' by Yann Martel. I only just started but it be making me smile plenty already
I love Perfect Circle
As far as pictures go, I prefer Spirals, they also make good music, but not directly.
Speaking of pictures, you should all go to www.alexgrey.com. Possibly you should look at from an altered state It's quite nice like that.
Also, has anyone read 'Life of Pi' by Yann Martel. I only just started but it be making me smile plenty already
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Posted:
just finished that book a couple of days ago - excellent!
just finished that book a couple of days ago - excellent!
"I don't take drugs. I am drugs" - Salvador Dali 
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Posted:
Hello. I'm reading The Life of Pi. But unfortunately my fluffy love has spoilt the end for me (cos she didn't think i was likely to ever read it)so i'm not enjoying it all that much.
If you're looking for a really good book, I reccomend Ella Minnow Pea (not sure who it's by). You should be able to read it in an afternoon.
I was going to ask you if you'd seen my website. But after looking the Alex Grey site I'm not sure you'd be impressed by my mediocre artwork, so mayhap I won't bother....
Hello. I'm reading The Life of Pi. But unfortunately my fluffy love has spoilt the end for me (cos she didn't think i was likely to ever read it)so i'm not enjoying it all that much.
If you're looking for a really good book, I reccomend Ella Minnow Pea (not sure who it's by). You should be able to read it in an afternoon.
I was going to ask you if you'd seen my website. But after looking the Alex Grey site I'm not sure you'd be impressed by my mediocre artwork, so mayhap I won't bother....
Meh
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Posted:
I'm sure the universal mind latice comes into it somewhere.
I saw it and decided it was good in San Pedro. Must have been when you started reading it.
Is some links more direct than others. Where could one find out such stuff. i dunno, but I know where to get pictures
See above
Back on music, I just bought a dodgy bootleg of Lateralus 'cos I was missing it so much. Hot diggedy it be a good album. It does deserve some Lysergic stuff though. Or maybe I could calm a horse and get them to play in the living room, improvising as they go, just to suit my mood
And as I pull my head out, I am without one doubt,
Don't wanna be down here feeding my narcissism,
Must crucify the ego before its far too late,
I pray the light lifts me out
before I pine away.
TooL there for ya kiddies. Obviously, wot wiv new purchase. Reflection is the song.
See you's LaTeR
I'm sure the universal mind latice comes into it somewhere.
I saw it and decided it was good in San Pedro. Must have been when you started reading it.
Is some links more direct than others. Where could one find out such stuff. i dunno, but I know where to get pictures
See above
Back on music, I just bought a dodgy bootleg of Lateralus 'cos I was missing it so much. Hot diggedy it be a good album. It does deserve some Lysergic stuff though. Or maybe I could calm a horse and get them to play in the living room, improvising as they go, just to suit my mood
And as I pull my head out, I am without one doubt,
Don't wanna be down here feeding my narcissism,
Must crucify the ego before its far too late,
I pray the light lifts me out
before I pine away.
TooL there for ya kiddies. Obviously, wot wiv new purchase. Reflection is the song.
See you's LaTeR
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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old hand
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Location: Madrid, United Kingdom
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Posted:
hey babe hope you're having a groovy day
see u soon
hey babe hope you're having a groovy day
see u soon
"I don't take drugs. I am drugs" - Salvador Dali
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Posted:
Hello
The day here, so far, is groovy and full of many different Sunshines
I hope its about to get painfull though
But 'tis all for the greater good
Hello
The day here, so far, is groovy and full of many different Sunshines
I hope its about to get painfull though
But 'tis all for the greater good
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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big and good and broken
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Posted:
have to book us another of those cat operation fuelled tool jam sessions one day...
on a related topic... those lovely people in the dea tell me that a drug called ketamine was used as an anaesthetic on the battlefields of vietnam.
however, i would put forward that being surrounded by your own blood, guts, brains and friends getting shot are not the recommended conditions for recreational use.
hope you found the person you needed to provide the pain
bye for now from aL(l) Us
have to book us another of those cat operation fuelled tool jam sessions one day...
on a related topic... those lovely people in the dea tell me that a drug called ketamine was used as an anaesthetic on the battlefields of vietnam.
however, i would put forward that being surrounded by your own blood, guts, brains and friends getting shot are not the recommended conditions for recreational use.
hope you found the person you needed to provide the pain
bye for now from aL(l) Us
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Posted:
Just on my way to meet said torturer now
Felling all bleary eyed from just waking upafter toomany days with Vino Tinto. Perfect conditions me thinks
Gonna go and hang out on the corner of San Antonio and Alameda and meet them
Bye for now (Copyright: Sir Chris)
Just on my way to meet said torturer now
Felling all bleary eyed from just waking upafter toomany days with Vino Tinto. Perfect conditions me thinks
Gonna go and hang out on the corner of San Antonio and Alameda and meet them
Bye for now (Copyright: Sir Chris)
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Superglue was invented by american surgeons in Vietnam. They used it for patching up GIs.
that'll be why it glues your fingers together so readily....
Superglue was invented by american surgeons in Vietnam. They used it for patching up GIs.
that'll be why it glues your fingers together so readily....
Meh
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Posted:
i keep my fingers well away from superglue.
my teacher said i was bi-polar, but she just meant clumsy.
jonnnny, i know i haven't replied but i want a new pm anyway. tell me of juggling and torture only.
keep rockin' (copyright: the coolest motherf*cker i know; mr mickey jay)
i keep my fingers well away from superglue.
my teacher said i was bi-polar, but she just meant clumsy.
jonnnny, i know i haven't replied but i want a new pm anyway. tell me of juggling and torture only.
keep rockin' (copyright: the coolest motherf*cker i know; mr mickey jay)
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Location: In Ger Land, India
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Posted:
C@ntus, I did take plenty of time to look at your site, much of it was amazing. I did not find the collage's at all offensive. Just gorgeously surreal, and I really liked the painting on photos business. I guess there will be a small break in new stuff fora while, what with you having left your hands in Sheffield.
Glad you looked at the AlexGrey stuff as well, he really is quite amazing, loads of it is oil on linen you know, thats just being damned cheeky
Today I had my chest shaved by another man. I don't mean 'other man' in the sense that I have had various men shave my chest before, I mean it was not me who did the shaving. But I didn't mind, he had nimble hands that made shaving my chest hair look like morning dew being flicked from blades of grass.
But the grass was gone afterwards as well.
In shorts, pants.
C@ntus, I did take plenty of time to look at your site, much of it was amazing. I did not find the collage's at all offensive. Just gorgeously surreal, and I really liked the painting on photos business. I guess there will be a small break in new stuff fora while, what with you having left your hands in Sheffield.
Glad you looked at the AlexGrey stuff as well, he really is quite amazing, loads of it is oil on linen you know, thats just being damned cheeky
Today I had my chest shaved by another man. I don't mean 'other man' in the sense that I have had various men shave my chest before, I mean it was not me who did the shaving. But I didn't mind, he had nimble hands that made shaving my chest hair look like morning dew being flicked from blades of grass.
But the grass was gone afterwards as well.
In shorts, pants.
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Left my hands in Sheffield? What do you mean by that?
I have my hands right here - as I find trying to type with blooody stumps to time consuming (and I start spelling like Nix?)
I left all my cookery books in Sheffield. Or rather my dad did when he helped me move out of my house a few years back...
Can't think of anything else I left there.
Oh i know. I left Spiral there. and I forgot to weigh him down with a suitably large object and he's drifted off to Batley (and is getting married...rumour has it, to a girl of all things).
I once left a peice of purple cloth next to a tree at PiP in Endcliffe Park in Sheffield. And then found it 4 months later at another PiP, right there next to the same tree.
Now it's tied to my trousers here *points to peice of purple cloth tied to plastic loopy thing on left trouser leg*
I left Dizzybird unattended for a few hours once in (a Sheffield club) and came back to find she was kissing the most annoying Canadian in the world.....
I once left my wallet on a windowsill in sheffield. It was still there several hours later with all my stuff in it.
Didn't leave my hands there though.....
Or have i misunderstood your point?
Left my hands in Sheffield? What do you mean by that?
I have my hands right here - as I find trying to type with blooody stumps to time consuming (and I start spelling like Nix?)
I left all my cookery books in Sheffield. Or rather my dad did when he helped me move out of my house a few years back...
Can't think of anything else I left there.
Oh i know. I left Spiral there. and I forgot to weigh him down with a suitably large object and he's drifted off to Batley (and is getting married...rumour has it, to a girl of all things).
I once left a peice of purple cloth next to a tree at PiP in Endcliffe Park in Sheffield. And then found it 4 months later at another PiP, right there next to the same tree.
Now it's tied to my trousers here *points to peice of purple cloth tied to plastic loopy thing on left trouser leg*
I left Dizzybird unattended for a few hours once in (a Sheffield club) and came back to find she was kissing the most annoying Canadian in the world.....
I once left my wallet on a windowsill in sheffield. It was still there several hours later with all my stuff in it.
Didn't leave my hands there though.....
Or have i misunderstood your point?
Meh
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Posted:
Had the purple piece been thewre all along. Or was magic involved? I suspect the LaTer
Al Us people here are surrounded by the stuff.
Who is dizzy bird?
I'm glad you have your hands with you, but will they be making magic pictures?
On a seperate note, I'm in the airport waiting for my flight.
Got a few hours to kill, and fighting hard not to get very drunk. Winning so far, but starting to tire
Oh well, will be seeing everyone soon, so
Had the purple piece been thewre all along. Or was magic involved? I suspect the LaTer
Al Us people here are surrounded by the stuff.
Who is dizzy bird?
I'm glad you have your hands with you, but will they be making magic pictures?
On a seperate note, I'm in the airport waiting for my flight.
Got a few hours to kill, and fighting hard not to get very drunk. Winning so far, but starting to tire
Oh well, will be seeing everyone soon, so
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Posted:
Dizzybird is a HoPper. she's the girl that took over from PK in organising PiPs whilst he was playing at being famous with them Te Pookas.
Although OnewheelDave seems to have stolen that responsibilty now.
But then he's a recovering art student and if something's not nailed down firmly enough....
Painting wise I'm currently doing pics for Valura and Flynt. And also painting a Great Crested Newt for a friend of my dad (and the princely sum of £15).
have fun at your airport. Don't talk to any strange stewards.....
Dizzybird is a HoPper. she's the girl that took over from PK in organising PiPs whilst he was playing at being famous with them Te Pookas.
Although OnewheelDave seems to have stolen that responsibilty now.
But then he's a recovering art student and if something's not nailed down firmly enough....
Painting wise I'm currently doing pics for Valura and Flynt. And also painting a Great Crested Newt for a friend of my dad (and the princely sum of £15).
have fun at your airport. Don't talk to any strange stewards.....
Meh
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Posted:
alright dreadmunky - some skip james on a tuesday mornin for ya...
"You know that hard times are here an' everywhere you go.
Times is harder than they been before.
Whoa-o-o, Oh-o. Whoa-o-o, Oh-o Oh. (between every verse).
And the people are driftin' from door to door
Can't find no heaven, don't care where they go.
You hear me singing my lonesome song
These hard times can last so very long.
If I ever get off of this killin' floor,
I'll never get down this low no more.
You say you have money, you better be sure.
These hard times will drive you from door to door.
Gonna sing this song, ain't gonna sing no more.
These hard times will drive you from door to door.
Whoa-o-o, Oh-o. Whoa-o-o, Oh-o Oh."
alright dreadmunky - some skip james on a tuesday mornin for ya...
"You know that hard times are here an' everywhere you go.
Times is harder than they been before.
Whoa-o-o, Oh-o. Whoa-o-o, Oh-o Oh. (between every verse).
And the people are driftin' from door to door
Can't find no heaven, don't care where they go.
You hear me singing my lonesome song
These hard times can last so very long.
If I ever get off of this killin' floor,
I'll never get down this low no more.
You say you have money, you better be sure.
These hard times will drive you from door to door.
Gonna sing this song, ain't gonna sing no more.
These hard times will drive you from door to door.
Whoa-o-o, Oh-o. Whoa-o-o, Oh-o Oh."
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: In Ger Land, India
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Posted:
Weeeheeee
I am back from the dead.
Very exciting, was feeling extremely left out.
Like all my friends are here, but they dont know who I really am
Well now tis available for all to see
Weeeheeee
I am back from the dead.
Very exciting, was feeling extremely left out.
Like all my friends are here, but they dont know who I really am
Well now tis available for all to see
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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The Ministry of Manipulation
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The Ministry of Manipulation
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Posted:
who are you
who are you
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Posted:
Who am I?
Yeah, just start with the easy questions for this time in the afternoon
Some famous song, I'm a joker, I'm a toker, lover, fighter, etc.
I think therfore I hmmmm.
I'm your worst nightmare, punk.
I am a dream come true.
Predominantely though, I would have to side with Simian and say, I am a MonkeY
Who am I?
Yeah, just start with the easy questions for this time in the afternoon
Some famous song, I'm a joker, I'm a toker, lover, fighter, etc.
I think therfore I hmmmm.
I'm your worst nightmare, punk.
I am a dream come true.
Predominantely though, I would have to side with Simian and say, I am a MonkeY
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
Must be those dextrous arms that makes you so good at juggling
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Must be those dextrous arms that makes you so good at juggling
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Come faeries, take me out of this dull world, for I would ride with you upon the wind and dance upon the mountains like a flame.
- W B Yeats
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Posted:
"I don't take drugs. I am drugs" - Salvador Dali
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Posted:
Tis actually mainly everyone else's fault I am so good at juggling.
They showed me it all ya see.
Apart from some bits, their mine, and ya might be able to have them if you ask really nicely..............
(Biftas, beers and blondes readily accepted)
(Maybe money, but I'd only spend it on the stuff above)
Tis actually mainly everyone else's fault I am so good at juggling.
They showed me it all ya see.
Apart from some bits, their mine, and ya might be able to have them if you ask really nicely..............
(Biftas, beers and blondes readily accepted)
(Maybe money, but I'd only spend it on the stuff above
) Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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Location: everywhere
Posted:
moohahahahahaha...
moohahahahahaha...
Holistic Spinner (I hope)
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lovin' it...
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Posted:
Hope you got those essays done OK...
See you Saturday!
Hope you got those essays done OK...
See you Saturday!
Live well, love much, laugh often...
Official O.B.E.S.E. cheerleader
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Location: In Ger Land, India
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Location: In Ger Land, India
Posted:
Essays shmessays
I've done three in the last week.
But I think they might be a bit monkey.
Hmmmmmm. Nevermind.
By the way, world at large. My phone got nicked on Monday from my library at Uni.
If you woz gona phone. Don't bother.
Grumble grumble stinking thiefy people grumble
Ah well, I do find myself with a new found sense of freedom.
Maybe 'll, um walk to the shops or something.
Yeah man, damn it I'm so free I could.... I could..........
GET A NEW PHONE
Yeah, this freedom stuffs great
Essays shmessays
I've done three in the last week.
But I think they might be a bit monkey.
Hmmmmmm. Nevermind.
By the way, world at large. My phone got nicked on Monday from my library at Uni.
If you woz gona phone. Don't bother.
Grumble grumble stinking thiefy people grumble
Ah well, I do find myself with a new found sense of freedom.
Maybe 'll, um walk to the shops or something.
Yeah man, damn it I'm so free I could.... I could..........
GET A NEW PHONE
Yeah, this freedom stuffs great
Some things you have to see to believe, but
Some things you have to believe in to see.
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big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
big and good and broken
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Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
well, you may be free but whatever you do - don't touch yourself...
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well, you may be free but whatever you do - don't touch yourself...
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"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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