by Collin Van Uden on September 12th, 2011
Hi there internet. It’s been a while, hasn’t it? Apparently I’m trying this whole ‘put a bunch of scattered ideas and notions into something resembling coherency’ thing again and here’s what came out first. Enjoy. Or don’t. It’s your screentime douchebag – do what you want with it.
The opposite of love has never been hate.
Once upon [...]
by harlequinraw on July 27th, 2011
The thoughts flit, a thousand fireflies dancing enswarmed above a fecund swamp of imagination, thick with the gurgle and chirp of ideas and haunted (always haunted) with predatorial doubts of self.
But life lives.
A caretaker, a parallel stream of consciousness born of the rift between breakdown and the onslaught of real and imagined profundities amidst the insipid [...]
by Collin Van Uden on February 14th, 2011
Note: I’ll be a little quiet for a while, whilst I’m without connectivity to the outside world (and today particularly, drowning my sorrows. ; _ ;)
Romeo and Juliet enjoyed a brief romance
It ended somewhat tragically, when she fell into trance
Romeo had thought her dead and took his own young life
Spilled out all his blood in the [...]
by Collin Van Uden on January 16th, 2011
“Holding a grudge is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.”
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I’d not heard this before, but I love it.
Of course, you could point out that it’s only applicable if you don’t address the grudge but hey – who am I to critique bathroom [...]
by Collin Van Uden on January 15th, 2011
http://www.photoattorney.com/?p=1492
So, who owns the copyright if you use a timer, or if more than one person pushes the button, or if the dog accidentally takes a snapshot of your balls? (What? It [...]
by Collin Van Uden on January 10th, 2011
RT @tealou: New Blog Post on tealou.com.au: On “negativity” and “overshare”. http://bit.ly/ibm5eb
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Go read that first. My tripe could easily put you off, so don’t go wasting time on my rot if yours is scarce.
Righto, done? Good stuff, now, as I was saying..
I have this weird aesthetic, and get a brain-nourishing sense of satisfaction at [...]
by Collin Van Uden on January 6th, 2011
Kierkegaard distanced himself from his texts by a variety of devices
which served to problematize the authorial voice for the reader. He
used pseudonyms in many of his works (both overtly aesthetic ones and
overtly religious ones). He partitioned the texts into prefaces,
forewords, interludes, postscripts, appendices. He assigned the
“authorship” of parts of texts to different pseudonyms, and invented
further pseudonyms [...]
by Collin Van Uden on December 31st, 2009
Thought I’d keep tabs on Google’s ‘I’m feeling lucky’ page during the tickover into the new decade, and lo and behold, they’d like to wish us all a Happy New Year:
What I thought was a little more.. well… awesome, was this page, courtesy of a Holiday Season email from Google.
The [...]
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