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10th December 2004, 05:46 AM
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That riot footage is perfect for that NOW project. You could become famous! lol Won?t do you too much good if you die trying though. How bad is it there with the riot?
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10th December 2004, 12:20 PM
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I merged the Organic thread into the finding jobs in NYC thread. Please pardon the confusion....
Central Park is so well designed, it was really 80 or 100 years ahead of its time.... Not all of it of course, but there is a part at the northern end that is so dense with trees you can't see any buildings at all and suddenly waterfalls, organic looking caves/underpasses. I thought it was left from nature, but this isn't true. The whole park is manufactured. Very organic, but not natural.
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10th December 2004, 08:26 PM
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the collective consciousness thing was a bit of a tangent.
i guess i made the connection in the "not planned" sense of organic. the way we pattern ourselves around the earths rotation (day and night), then how other things fall into a pattern that people follow. reading the paper at 730 in the morning, rush hour, lunch hour, the peak hour of house parties. even though most business is conducted during certain hours, if youve ever had to be at work at 4 or 5 in the morning, or at 11/12 at night, your sense of time is slightly distorted from those that work at 7 am or 4/5 pm. (those moments when i went to work at 630 am while my housemate walked in from the graveyard shift; sort of like the changing of the guard) whatever pattern you're a part of you create a collective conscious with those that live within those same patterned movements. its just a wandering thought that could go about anywhere at this moment, so ill stop. but yr right about the commercialization of organic food. its great! all the hippy vegans who buy soy products as some sort of political stance (not all, but if you argue with why you eat meat with them long enough, the politics come out) have been duped by the system. over 65% of all soy beans are genetically modified. so there goes yr "im against the man" diet. (sorry for any offense to vegans or hippies, but after being around too many hippies that are vegans that speak of love and good will but only take beer, pot, food with nothing to give you but some crappy song on their guitar the mystique of the culture loses its social and politcal appeal. give me an ex navy seal gone politcal activist any day) beats,rhythm, and life thats about as organic as it can get.
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10th December 2004, 10:27 PM
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Topless women in tiny bikinis in a natural beach environment is an absolute must. Rei has got that one figured out.
 Add culture, history, architecture, and sexy accents to complete the mix, and oh boy, I think it's time to head back to Eastern Europe. 
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11th December 2004, 08:20 AM
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13th December 2004, 01:34 AM
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Portal
i will strongly consider. ever since i was friends with this girl in junior high who was from russia, i must admit my fascination with the eastern european woman. put on top of that that my great gradnparents were straight from minsk belarus, my desire to explore the region has greatly increased. my trip through czech republic, slovakia, and hungary is hopefully just the beginning :P (portland also had a huge russian influx in the seven years i was there, plus there was this hot jewish russian in my college french class) but to dream... to have a fetish... to say too much...  peace pco PS this post has nothing to do with working in NYC anymore, but is slowly turning into a porn page, and i am going to stop it right away. 
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13th December 2004, 02:25 AM
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 She was lucky she asked that to a Venezuelan guy and no to a mexican because she would be set on fire in the middle of the square for a comment like that. But what ever, old story just another experience 
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