Capital One -- or, MR's favorite commercial.
Do they normally catch on fire like that?
Gradually degenerating into ignorance and complacency.
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Small business owners
Posted by Marcus at 9:53 PM 0 comments
what's the meaning of it?
Perhaps there's a hidden message in the flag that I'm missing about peace, love, or compassion. The group assists its fellows with health and in other ways, but "killing in the name of God"? Where was that in the text?
Posted by Marcus at 7:14 PM 1 comments
cartoons that weren't
changed for my satisfaction
Posted by Marcus at 5:05 PM 0 comments
be it in Scottsdale, Arizona or Biloxi, Tennessee (may offend)
CSI is a stupid show. To celebrate this, I found a pic from anime. Aparently the refurbisher of the anime felt the same or that the "accident" and death investigation were summarily pointless.
Yes, I know ... it's rude, but I'll keep it!
Posted by Marcus at 4:44 PM 0 comments
false forest footsteps
On the peripherial of the meadow, edging toward the forest, undergrowth eiks out an existence, protected -- given sunlight be virtue of the meadow. Approaching this, with camera in hand, I'm asailed with mosquitos on a misson of blood, successful for many. I'm deafened a bit from the buzzing, the vile critters entering my ear, yet I hear a peculiar sound. The rustling I hear is right in front of me. I stand silent, looking.
I hear it then to me left, then to my right. It sounds 5 - 8 yards away (~ 10 meters). I can't smell the thing. It's a person, right? The person or persons aren't talking and they don't seem to be getting closer. I'm at a loss as to what's happening. I'm so wrapped up in it, I couldn't hear anything else -- not even the incessant mosquitoes. Are the trees moving ... no. Their trunks are righted and the wind isn't moving the branches. What then is the noise?
I see leaves move. There is an imaginary line of bent leaf, then bent leaf, bent leaf... something fell. I look again, another, odder path, but branches, limbs and leaves are struck. Something's dropping. I don't know ... acorns? No. They are buckeyes being picked apart, pieces being chiselled away by the tens of squirrels in the trees. Flakes strike leaves making false footsteps.
I know this, because I stood under a tree with a group of squirrels doing this, where the flakes rained down on me. The ground around the tree, becoming green and yellow from the inedible/untasty parts of the buckeyes, in favor of the nut and the meat of it's center. A forest isn't haunted -- only your mind.
Posted by Marcus at 4:33 PM 0 comments
screamers & streamers
Posted by Marcus at 10:29 AM 0 comments