alligators, wrestling, candles, string, astronaut fishing, inserting needles into people for the sake of general well being, the holographic nature of the universe, i ching science, wave particle duality, extending beyond the four antique neurological circuts, substances that penetrate the blood brain barrier, that dangerouly low neckline, helping randel understand that the mistakes of euclidian geometry helped to get us to where we are today.
why you of course, plus: the man on the stair who wasnt there, margarett wildbloode, friday girl, beatrice kiddo, kuan yin, audry hepburn, batman, danger mouse, natale portman, dr. thompson, and kobe so i could tell him that he's a goosenecked chump that nobody likes.
yeah, its good, specially with low lights and mild intoxication, alone in a hole or with people up on top of something, helps makes tight spaces feel less constricting and looseness not so vapid, fills in the gaps of conversations and helps initiate physical contact without feeling unsafe. settles a cough and resolves phlegm, moves the bowels of young and old alike. dont delay, try it today.
i like them too. more in theaters than at home, nothing beats the moment when the lights go down. i once saw a guy take his pants off as soon as it got dark, no one else noticed, and since he seemed to do it for comfort i didnt offer a reaction. he kind of added to the magic of a reality that isnt really real, like movies.
a great place to find tons of crap.
dexterity training for the imagination which is helpful when one needs to navigate the spaces between here and there while maintaining a sense of being lost without ever feeling that it might be a problem.
sun si miao, r. buckminster fuller, parmahansa yogananda, hagbard celine, switters, dude, bruce lee, ernie garcia, streakers, the sixth position, gandalf, phillip marlowe, edward abby, john dillinger, and whoever it was that invented tightrope walking.