So, where have you been all my life? Vermont, Rhode Island, Quebec, Bahamas, Italy, Spain, India,
Who is your favorite person in the whole wide world? My girl Sammy, easy-peasy,
And your favorite space in the world? Mt Neelkanth, India
Favorite architect/designer? Project? Douglas Darden, Tomba Brion,
Building material? Slab cast white bronze, Oh folk art museum, you sexy, sexy thing,
Musician/group/composer? Ive been going through a bit of a Mars Volta phase,..
Arteest? Richard Serra, yea.
Movie? Director? Maybe, 12 monkeys? Wes Anderson? Is that all?
Yea, enough of that.What is your most absurd idiosincricy? Christ. Where to begin. I cant eat purple food. Thats pretty bad.
What is the strangest/most mind-expanding/paranormal experience youve ever had? In india I met a man who's eyes you could see with your eyes closed, like a pair of galaxies burned into your eyelids,..
If you could punch anyone in the world in the face, who would it be? Oh for the longest time it would have been Bill Gates, but then he had to go and do all that great stuff in africa. Dick Cheyney probably. Him or the Enzyte guy.
If you were held captive on an alien ship, standing before a console with two buttons, one that would erase every human being on earth, the other that would erase every non-human organism on earth (sans some terrible edible alge so the humans would live... smartass...) and you were told that all life on earth would be erased if you didnt pick a button in five seconds, which button would you push? Sorry bambi,...
Ps. Et tu brutus was a double sorry-for-sacrificing-life-on-earth and an invitation for others to fill in the survey if they like. Or are we just more shy than I thought?
Sometimes this place reminds me of cocktail parties where everyone is so worried about looking clever that no one actually says anything or has any fun at all.
oe, I love reading things like this about people, I'm fascinated by minor personal idiosyncracies, but I just don't have time to complete it myself, which is probably the case with most here.
So I'll answer one easy question and say the most mind-expanding experience I ever had - and I know this is sooooo cliche it is sickening - but it was the night I dropped acid in Ann Arbor and when i looked at a motorcycle I could see the entire history of the universe, mankind's desires, harnessed material energy, and engineering finesse that had come together to creat that object and how it was all intertwined and breathing in sync with the wholeness of the world in which we live. Beautiful experience and still resonates in me pretty substantially.
Hey babe, lets get to know each other,
Hello, My Name Is:
Colin
I live in beautiful:
Boston, MA
I was born in the year of our lord:
1981
A drink Sir/Madam?
Black Russian, thanks
So, where have you been all my life?
Vermont, Rhode Island, Quebec, Bahamas, Italy, Spain, India,
Who is your favorite person in the whole wide world?
My girl Sammy, easy-peasy,
And your favorite space in the world?
Mt Neelkanth, India
Favorite architect/designer? Project?
Douglas Darden, Tomba Brion,
Building material?
Slab cast white bronze, Oh folk art museum, you sexy, sexy thing,
Musician/group/composer?
Ive been going through a bit of a Mars Volta phase,..
Arteest?
Richard Serra, yea.
Movie? Director?
Maybe, 12 monkeys? Wes Anderson? Is that all?
Yea, enough of that.What is your most absurd idiosincricy?
Christ. Where to begin. I cant eat purple food. Thats pretty bad.
What is the strangest/most mind-expanding/paranormal experience youve ever had?
In india I met a man who's eyes you could see with your eyes closed, like a pair of galaxies burned into your eyelids,..
If you could punch anyone in the world in the face, who would it be?
Oh for the longest time it would have been Bill Gates, but then he had to go and do all that great stuff in africa. Dick Cheyney probably. Him or the Enzyte guy.
If you were held captive on an alien ship, standing before a console with two buttons, one that would erase every human being on earth, the other that would erase every non-human organism on earth (sans some terrible edible alge so the humans would live... smartass...) and you were told that all life on earth would be erased if you didnt pick a button in five seconds, which button would you push?
Sorry bambi,...
Et tu, Brutus?
idiosycrasy. Did I mention in the survey Im retarded?
Ps. Et tu brutus was a double sorry-for-sacrificing-life-on-earth and an invitation for others to fill in the survey if they like. Or are we just more shy than I thought?
(I appreciate your entry, but "et tu, brutus" is what you say to your crowd-following best firend when he is plunging a knife in your back.)
I suppose I meant it as if speaking from from the animals point of view, as in, "How about you? Did you destroy me as well?"
Yama yama.
...got it.
the actual quote is tu quoque brutus.
i like surveys
Tu quoque Brute fili mi
unless you talk about shakespear. but i refer to the latin chronicles of the time. the author? uhm. svetonius.
i like how you end your lists with commas
make the world a better place, punch david childs in the face
i like how this became a thread about brutus....
Sometimes this place reminds me of cocktail parties where everyone is so worried about looking clever that no one actually says anything or has any fun at all.
isn't it fun to try to look clever?
oe, I love reading things like this about people, I'm fascinated by minor personal idiosyncracies, but I just don't have time to complete it myself, which is probably the case with most here.
So I'll answer one easy question and say the most mind-expanding experience I ever had - and I know this is sooooo cliche it is sickening - but it was the night I dropped acid in Ann Arbor and when i looked at a motorcycle I could see the entire history of the universe, mankind's desires, harnessed material energy, and engineering finesse that had come together to creat that object and how it was all intertwined and breathing in sync with the wholeness of the world in which we live. Beautiful experience and still resonates in me pretty substantially.
Not clever, but honest.
I don't know if I would call sitting around someone's crappy apartment in Bayside drinking Miller High Life a "cocktail party."
Q: Do you know How Many Music Snobs It Takes To Screw In a Light Bulb?
A: Yes I have it on vinyl.
ahahahahahahahaha! thanks folks, I'll be here all week!
(I suppose a variation could be "Yes, I got it as an import.")
:)
I didnt mean that as nasty as it came out. Certainly Im as guilty. Christ I quoted shakespeare [poorly] in my own message board survey,..
*rolles eyes at himself*
the things you find when you aren't lookng for them
snap
oe..
im with you on the mars volta thing.
wax simulacra, and ouroborus, rock on
ROFL SW!!!!! Tears are currently streaming down my cheeks. Thanks for tickling the funny bone.
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