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[Reign in Acai]

Verga = Penis

 

[NAD]

I rearranged my CD wallets last night, I have a 48 thingy and a 72 thingy.

72 (Summer Spectacular):
Kyuss
Mars Volta
Queens of the Stone Age
Slo Burn
Unida
Brant Bjork
Hermano
Down
Monster Magnet
COC
Ramesses
Ufomammut
Eyehategod
Las Cruces
Goatsnake
Agents of Oblivion
Melvins
Acid King
House of Aquarius
Beaten Back to Pure
Masters of Reality
Biblical Proof of UFOs
Meat Puppets
Pavement
Swans
Faith No More
Neurosis
Meshuggah
Stone Temple Pilots
Dredg
Mr. Bungle
Fantomas

48 (some shitz):
Pink Floyd
The Doors
Nirvana
Pearl Jam
Hendrix
some other shit I forgot because it's not here at work with me

 

[lurch70]

Verga = Penis

awesome ... penis and tacos

 

[NAD]

lolz

YESSSSSSSss I just found out the boss isn't going to be here today so I'll probably leave around 2pm.

 

[lurch70]

hey NAD ... is that the ON THE ROAD scroll in your sig?

 

[NAD]

Joo got it mang.

It's not even my favorite Kerouac book, but it's impossible to deny it's awesomeness.

 

[lizard]

dude that's why you have to read Electric Koolaid because Neal Cassady was one of the Merry Pranksters

 

[lizard]

I've got a four day work week next week, followed by teh four day holiday weekend, followed by another two straight four day work weeks.

I rule so hard my balls ache.

 

[lizard]

Cassady spent hours doing intricate double and triple flips with his hammer in what I thought at the time was just dicking around; not knowing he was using the hammer the way a juggler or athlete would: to stay trim, alert, ready.

~Ken Babbs

 

[NAD]

I love Neal Cassady. You're right, I do need to read that. Like, more than ever.

 

[lizard]

I've often wondered about how wild the days must have been before LSD was illegal...unruly!!

 

[NAD]

I almost purchased 5 CDs from Columbia House for $32, but then realized I have several CDs I haven't given a proper chance to at home. Although I might do it anyhow, they were classics like MC5 and The Doors that need to be in my collection.

Also last night I realized that I haven't really listened to any form of extreme metal in like 3 months, except one hot evening when I listened to Taake (didn't fit, felt good anyhow).

 

[lizard]

dude you really need Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power.

UNRULY.

the queer guy just walked into the cube and lisped, "Bill, do youth have a cordth for thisth phone?"

 

[NAD]

Dude I totally have that! And yes it is.

 

[lizard]

Another peculiar mechanization of the 'Fastestmanalive!' (as Neal was also knighted) was his legendary tossing of the hammer, a four pound sledge that he wielded with all the skill and authority of the mighty Thor. Many felt that Neal's incessant hammer tossing was some sort of holy chore, like a zen monk chanting, or a saint's meditation. But once again, these were different mystics, using different methods to initiate enlightenment. Ken Kesey--in all his unconventional wisdom--believed that whenever the sure-handed Cassady dropped his hammer, it was due to bad vibrations in the room, and that Cassady had purposely dropped the hammer to break up those negative vibes. To Kesey, there were no 'accidents' as far as Cassady was concerned. Cassady drove like a maniac all his life, though never once was he ever involved in a traffic accident. Many ascribed this good fortune to his remarkable relationship with time, able to live on the edge but in the same instance foresee coming changes in fractions of seconds.

Sir Speed Limit's supranormal relationship with time would eventually exhibit itself most notably behind the wheel of a car, which he used as a physical extension for his free-wheeling Psyche, so in tune was the man with the combustive music of the road and rolling machines. All who rode with Neal would agree that something special was going on there, with his mind/body&soul in perpetual motion, communing with the automotive and holyboy road. As Mountain Girl once explained,"Neal felt when he was at the wheel of a car that his eyes were registering events ahead of the car at a certain rate and he was perceiving them at a certain rate and it takes a certain number of microseconds for the impulses to travel from the eyes to the brain and get processed and get down to the hand to turn the wheel. He was very sensitive to those tiny fragments of time. He was intimate with time."

It didn't take long for Kerouac to recognize Cassady's special talents. Through Cassady he was able to see the possibilities of a whole generation in the wide open balls to the wall revelatory search discovered on the road, stretching vast lonesome highways of the night, stealing gas and getting laid in the mad rush of his reeling senses, high on speed, blowing gage and ejaculatory wads from sea to frothy sea.

 

[NAD]

That's pretty awesome, what's it from?

Second interview done. This dude is way overqualified which means he's probably going to ask for more money than even I'm making, which like, no way fish tank.

 

[lizard]

I don't know exactly where its from, I stole it off a web site searching for Cassady + hammer.

 

[unhinged]

dude you really need Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power.

UNRULY.

the queer guy just walked into the cube and lisped, "Bill, do youth have a cordth for thisth phone?"

WHY DO i HAVE AN URGE TO START A BAND AND NAME IT 'VERDE VERGA?'

 

[lizard]

after I get the new expanded version of Fun House,