Giligadi

what is the beaten path? You know the phrase, i know you do... OFF THE BEATEN PATH and what is that, exactly? If i'm on it (or off it) then where am i? Have i become somehow unbeaten, unsullied and unbowed? too proud to scream and too alive to die? Or have i somehow strayed into an even more hellish realm beset on all sides by cancerous, malignant entities unnamed, and without faces, a sphere infused with different drummers pounding out tattoos of rhythmic madness infused and rife with poisons, blank imponderable quandries given sense and sensibility through cigarette wisdom? Nicotine nirvana. FTW.

Outside is an ash-strewn apocalypse, now the sun is red, the sky is blank and grey pieces of blackened vegitation are drifting to the ground nestling their spent heads on cars, in eyes, lungs, spreading dismal cheer throughout the landscape and the temptation to run, giggling, around like a crazed harbinger of doom is nearly impossible to resist. I want to create an Ash Angel throw my arms and legs wide as i stare at the baleful sky. the halo is an afterthought.

Dear Jim Carrey, Please stop helping the widow Geisel to rape the corpse and memory of the beloved Dr. Suess.  I know that you may have felt a need to make amends for your awful and entirely unforgivable role in the "Grinch" abomination, but making another ill-advised big-screen version of a Suess book hardly seems like the way to do it.  Perhaps you should research sackcloth and ashes, self-scourging, or simply STOP MAKING FUCKING DR SUESS MOVIES, you mugging hack.   Why do i say this?  Well, first of all, Dr. Suess essentially wrote and illustrated very, very clever reading primers.  That's it.  Making a movie out of a Suess book strikes