bracelets?

my two states.

just a reminder.

I'm pretty sure we are all scientists.

Brook and Waxing

pray hard like a pious pope
but hope for no diamonds
if some divine simon spoke
or came down to find us
caught here in our lab coats
but without a science
would we see light
oh i might decidewhile i'm alive i'll feel alive
and what's next i guess i'll know when i've
gotten there

-why? alopecia

jimi bird.

it's perfect.

self portrait.

triceratops aren't real?

So...there's some kind of dinosaur controversy going on. I'm not pleased with the situation.

You can tell from my cheesy ass grin (in the photograph below) that I'm a big fan of the triceratops (arius...not so much). I like almost everything about triceratops. I like their gigantic heads, their meaty thighs, how they stand on four legs, i like their stupid toes, I like the way they look. The only thing I don't like about the triceratops is Sarah from "The Land Before Time." She sucks.


Some scientists are trying to say that the triceratops is merely an immature toroceratops. Buuuut, other scientists say that the triceratops was discovered before the toroceratops making the toroceratops the adult version of the triceratops...(this word becomes less and less real sounding every time i type it...tri-cera-tops).

Here's some links, follow the link's link and make your own decision. http://www.geekosystem.com/triceratops-not-real/
http://newsodrome.com/science_news/toroceratops-19096924
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20012471-501465.html

*wow, a fuckin' triceratops in Cave City! Let's take a cheesy ass picture.

featherheads.

give me your hotdog.

This bird looks like a sealgull mixed with a finch or something. I wonder if they'd harrass you at a tiny beach.

mexican cardinal.

this mexican cardinal was a cage captive in the 1950's.

appropriated.

from an archaic book about finches...thanks, Rachel.

who knew?

An authentic sentence from a 1960's time life book. Reading is cool.