07.25.2010, 03:11 PM | #1 |
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07.25.2010, 03:29 PM | #2 |
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07.25.2010, 04:19 PM | #3 |
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I do this all the time, roaming the deserts of my imagination + swimming beaches no one else has seen but me.
Fuck their shit...all their billboards and bright lights and neon things...
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07.25.2010, 05:16 PM | #4 | |
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not a caravan site but i have been tempted to leave everything and in a way i have done that in that i live permanently on another continent now. for the americans, a caravan site is like a trailer park.
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07.25.2010, 05:43 PM | #5 |
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07.25.2010, 10:40 PM | #6 |
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07.25.2010, 11:31 PM | #7 |
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turning my back on everything, yes
living on a caravan site, no |
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07.25.2010, 11:35 PM | #8 |
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hell no
in 'merica they are called "trailer parks" and they are awful maybe your temptation is some kind of european thing like cortazar's worst book here in gringo translation: http://www.amazon.com/Autonauts-Cosm.../dp/0979333008 the premise is nice (they travel from paris to marseille spending a day in each rest stop), but the book gets so fucking dull mid way |
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07.25.2010, 11:37 PM | #9 |
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Every fucking day.
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07.25.2010, 11:49 PM | #10 |
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free yr mind and yr ass will follow
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07.26.2010, 03:04 AM | #11 |
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07.26.2010, 08:44 AM | #12 |
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Every Fucking Day
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07.26.2010, 08:45 AM | #13 | |
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didnt see this till after i posted we are more alike than i thought....scary
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07.26.2010, 09:51 AM | #14 |
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No. Family means to much to me. Why would I want to hurt the ones I love and who love me? Certainly I've taken off for weeks at a time but always touched base somewhere along the line so my people knew I was alive not dead. I had a trailer in a trailer park near the beach that I went to as much as I could.
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07.26.2010, 09:57 AM | #15 |
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No, but when I was a child and teen I used to fantasize about having a new name, and maybe faking my own death. Turns out it's very tricky.
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07.26.2010, 10:11 AM | #16 |
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i'm not a ladies man, i'm a landmine
filming my own fake death under an '88 cavalier i go but-but-but-but nothing but the rear bumper's blown but i's born for this flight, united 955 on the fifth of july back the s over y i join the dark side in a thin disguise on consumer grade video at night faking suicide for applause in the food courts of malls and cursing racing horses on tiered steps playing the wall at singles bingo all time gringo did anyone hear me cry there through a toilet stall divider i swear i care, raw i am an example of a calculated birth two a star chart for clowns, im not under robin eggs in a nest, you hit a manila envelope with one last little robin's egg in it a hollow bullet yet spent subject to dismissal i wish all my pitfalls could be called my miscalls
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07.26.2010, 10:17 AM | #17 |
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This is one reason I avoid putting myself into a situation to where I'd form a family. I think the idea is nice, but this sorta thing can hold me back from doing the things I want to do. I'm a bit selfish..not when it comes to material things, just with my life. I've got friends, but that's all they are. Most of my best friends are married/homeowners and I can't identify w/ them anymore even though I do love them dearly + spend time w/ 'em when I can.
Most of 'em are droppin' off like flies and slowly becoming what are parents were. I see one particular couple (the husband being my best friend in the entire world) already arguing about shit like "when we have kids will they have to go to church w/ us". He says no (atheist), she says yes. The kids will end up going. Due to her (and she IS cool, just uber-conservative) he now seems to think that certain activities are meant for only those under 25. And I can see how this makes sense in his world...I can. It just doesn't make any in mine. I still view everything as being a giant playground. WHile I stay in a lot of the time (lately because it's been soooo hot/humid), I do enjoy going out and getting into things. Creeping around the downtown area and observing the different scenes from an outsider's perspective ("outsider" in the sense that I'm not really a part of these scenes even though sometimes it's fun to pretend to be). I know people, I hang out with them sometimes but I don't identify with most of them either. I suppose everything has always been about the "now" for me. I do not go for "long term" goals...just short term. Like trying to save up a little money and paying off what little debt I have left. I can totally relate to those that wanna just drop everything + go off placing themselves in whatever crazy scenerios they wish to. I date, but I get way claustrophobic (sometimes I wish I didn't, I do still miss a certain chica from my past + this is something that has caused problems in preceding relationships) if I feel too much is expected of me. I don't cheat, nothing like that, but if i wanna go out and do whatever I feel I should be able to do this whenever I want. I spent too much time in their houses and their schools in their churches asking for their permission and being made to feel guilty when not in agreement with their rules/lifestyles/beliefs. They told me to go to school or I wouldnt be anything, but unlike most of them I've never had to file bankruptcy. They said I'd be better off if I found a steady partner...unlike them I've yet to get a divorce. I don't pay no child support + when I'm hungry, I'm the only person that's hungry. I don't have to look at Sway Jr. over there and feel bad. I TOTALLY respect, and have nothing but admiration for those that have found a "significant other", and work happily within that love/work/home triangle...but I just see triangles as having three sides and it scares the shit out of me...I want an unlimited amount of sides. I'm not trying to down on the lifestyles/situations of others...I think everyone should be free to do what they want as long as it doesn't effect me in a negative way (basically, don't steal my guitar, rape my mom, or kill my brother).
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07.26.2010, 10:33 AM | #19 | |
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Well I mean, she's sweet...I love that girl. She takes care of my best friend/etc. Like I said, to each their own.
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07.26.2010, 10:38 AM | #20 |
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You know yr right......my life for example. I would not change it I love my fam. but i do feel trapped sometimes because I have no choice but to be responsible. Ryan is great been together 25 yrs now. We have hard and good times i never felt tied down by him we are like john and yoko or kim and thurston. I am happy to have my kids but i admit sometimes i wonder what we would be like now if we never had kids and ran off out of florida like i had dreamed of. When it comes down to it though those kids bring me a lot of happiness and keep me out of alot of trouble so it was not meant for me.
I did follow the rules i have filed BR but no divorce here. I take that shit serious. I made a promise to god and i will not break it. As far as asking permision from my husband or fighting about our religious beliefs ryan and i are lucky to have a similiar mind set on most shit and do not believe that either of us is better than the other equal respect baby!
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