Wednesday, June 23, 2004

What Happened With Tawnee Stone?

a hypnagogic dream

For at least four centuries in the shadows does an esoteric order called the Brotherhood of the black goat, whose goals are unknown. What little is known of it is due to the discovery of their library in a cellar that was used as a temple. It seems that the members are always men, and increasingly in the number of three.

What follows is the supreme ritual order, as described by his own State.



The ceremony was officiated by the high priest and his two brothers, with the help of two girls to be kidnapped by killing the parents. The two girls should not know or have a family relationship.

The high priest, laid on a table, is stripped and rigged by the brothers. The girls are allowed in, and assist our brothers and torture him with red-hot pins.

Then the high priest is crucified. The brothers have to go to sleep in another room, while the girls must spend the night watching his suffering and crying for him, with hands clasped in front of the chest.

The next morning, the minds of the two girls are trapped together in the lifeless body hanging on the wall.

The ritual is celebrated every five years, and involves the death of the high priest.

Saturday, June 19, 2004

Viral Throat Infections

archives

-And from that moment. And from that moment
-what? Why are you still building?

-was to be understood with an example. I mean that from that time has stopped doing anything.

-What? What did he do before then he stopped doing?

-Well, you have to think that she was a lesbian.

Ah, I understand perfectly. Would you like a tangerine?
-you can, willingly.

-But I did not understand a thing. If she was a lesbian because she was engaged to that man?
-What man?
-one with big ears.


No, you do confusion. That's my daughter. She was engaged to the man with big ears.

Oh, your daughter. And how is it over?

-They got married. But when she is taking a pause for reflection.

-These things happen.

-Yes, because you think you love another man (his uncle).
-Chi, the blond?
-No, the other ... I do not remember the name. It 's weird, because this is my brother.
-Ha definitely a charm.

-Si, its 90 years leads them well. And after class! Is second to none with regard to the class.

-How old are you? She
-who? The man with the big ears?
No, no, I was referring to his wife (your daughter). I do not remember her name.
-Me neither. He has 17 years, however.
Ah, but then it is right in the prime of life! I would have known older.
-It 's also very smart for her age! I been telling her teacher.
-You mean the teacher?
-No, you are still in primary school. E 'was rejected a few times.
-Ah, I understand perfectly.
-...
-They had children?
-Who?
-She and the man with big ears.
-Si, a beautiful girl. Now 10 years old. You should see what is rowdy.
"Then he took from his mother.
-Si, although in reality the mother was always very quiet.

-However, I am not surprised that you have grown tired of that man.
-Do not tell me. I never liked either.
-And why did you allow her to marry him?


-Well, he was an adult and I could not stop him. And then you know how young people today ... I probably would have complained if I had murdered. Sicuramente avrebbe utilizzato
quelle forbici col manico rosa che portava sempre con sè.



-Ah, capisco perfettamente. Ma la figlia adesso con chi vive?

-Al momento vive da sola. Sai, finchè non prenderanno una decisione.

-Benissimo, benissimo.



-Fondamentalmente, ciò che rimprovero all'uomo dalle orecchie grosse è il fatto che non
si sia mai dato da fare per offrire a mia figlia tutte le comodità che merita. Si direbbe
che quell'uomo odia il lavoro. Come se non fosse il lavoro a tenere in piedi la società!



-Giustissimo, giustissimo. Ma allora come vivevano?



-Lui ogni tanto faceva qualche furto, e nei periodi di crisi costringeva my daughter into prostitution.

-Ah, I understand perfectly. Sure but you can not go on like this all my life ... is not a permanent solution.

"Well, now we'll see what happens. I sincerely hope that they return together, because I can no longer keep my daughter at home. We've been nine, most lizards. And the house is small, you know.

-Yes, I understand.
-you give me another one of those great mandarins?
-Sure, sure. Well just got another one.