Disassociate the face with the statements placed. For fakes, I say Jake is right on the case. SO mistakes have been made not great but, hey, whatever’s clever. Theres supposed to be someone better than me at this shit of jargon nonsense, where most of it is related to investment captial and financers pockets. Thing is I haven’t even picked up my career let alone dropped it. I watch shifts in my polls that let me know how I get along with the crowd as it grows. Whos receptive to each post and which ones relflect me the most. I get vexed a bit when I have to pull this though, this informal exersice of spontaneous prose, because I feel that there is a lacking perception of what my ability holds. For instance the sitch is, I’m at home in the sticks with some brews and a new fax machine, making my home office mean, outside of anything. Better off than many dream. Wall Street Cream Team. Triple Beam. The residual speil about meals and means. About clouds of smoke and steam. About clothes and hoes and yatta yatta, rest on Saturday with a Bag of Cibatta. Challah. After a sip of Keystone I won’t– as much as you don’t, KNOW. At all what the fucking plan is. I’m getting called other names in the street. I’m really about to walk around naked so you know that its me. Tre flips all day in the street. Critizie the feet then buy my trees. Screw face and Chinky eye the steez when I’m tired of being me. Or the one you know. The disticition is different, theres a postion of DICTION. Simpleton. Fix it when? Life is over once you cash that check. At least I don’t pay for breakfast, ever. And its steak, GO AHEAD, hate. There will no longer be this page after a few shakes of the magic wand. Concerened? I shall go on. Magic rants have cryptic chants that unearth the scriptures of which to plant, in the mind of guys who utilize time past to glorify, a nonexistent future tense bracket. CRAB SHIT. Fracture the fat kid and eat him. Waterworld with Kevin Kostner cost more at Walmart than it ever did before at my neighborhood video store. I pity the whores who sell themseleves to their agents and ask for payment and gauge that just because their enslavement warrants them being famous is a reason to playcate the IDIOT KING.
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To Whom It May Concern
July 5, 2009 · 1 Comment
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Interview Series: Anonymus Installment III
November 10, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Transcribed from an interview with a film student graphic artist friend of mine that I’ve know for a while. Also a New York Native.
Post Hood: What do you think are some of the most accommodating and convenient aspects of living in New York City?
Film Dude: 24 hour sandwiches, uh, I guess everything is so close to each other…near the train um..except for the J
PH: Do you reserve dates and times to have the most fun or do you try your best to flow your fun intake?
FD: Usually its completely accidental, and if I do plan for something to be fun its usually super chilled out.
PH: When do you feel like you freedom to enjoy leisure time is compromised, like a circumstantial encumbrance?
FD: Assorted cockblocks..uh…
PH: Anyone in particular?
Uh..Lets see, in the way of me having a good time? Thats a good question. I guess (beat) Its annoying as hell when you’re on the train and people that totally know we live in a three dimentional universe decide to talk to you (laugh) when you really don’t want them too (laughter) like you really don’t want to hear shit
PH: That really sucks.
When you’re all just trying to chill out and not talk to anybody or pay attention; when people try to be punk ass bitches.
PH: Do you get mad at certain peoples outfits on the street?
Yea, there a mad people that need to go home.
PH:How Mad?
I guess madder everyday.
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Tagged: Art School
Duck’s Worth Studio Visit
November 7, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Yo this is the unedited realness. Take a hike.
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Tagged: Aaron Ginsberg, Duck Color, Duck's Worth
Winter Fashion Critique: Freestyle Interview with Ames Gerould
May 2, 2008 · Leave a Comment
PH: First off what do you think about the saggy knit hat fad that’s going on on these chicks’ heads.
AG: Are you talking about berets or…
PH: No no…I guess yea…all encompassing saggy hats
AG: I mean if they’re trying to be like you know some like French lady let them do it because you know probably need some more of those.
PH: Alright sooo what about saggy hats with the ear flaps though?
AG: (exasperated) Uh? I’m really trying—
PH: The knit ones. The really big fuzzy knit saggy hats
AG: I’m trying imagine what that looks like. That also depends on the material. I guess it could go either way. It could look really hot or you could look like a dirty hippy.
PH: I’m talking about the really big fluffy saggy knitted.
AG: Yea I’m not into it. Let me just see your hair.
PH: Okay, Okay
AG: Let me just see your hair. If you have nice hair show it you know.
PH: While living in New York did you notice any proper garbage disposal going on or does garbage just seem to sit around.
AG: I sits around yea it sits around everywhere. It doesn’t go anywhere.
PH: How much would you pay before actually get mad for a coffee.
AG: Um…a dollar fifty. I get angry about a coffee after a dollar fifty.
PH: As most people should. Oh here some garbage that’s sitting around.
AG: Its probably been here for a few weeks
PH: Let me just take a picture of this sitting around garbage actually. Uh..thats kinda blurry. Also, what do you think about the scarcity of finding double pack cigarettes on sale?
AG: I never even buy double packs. Just got enough money to buy a pack
PH: That’s the hat I’m talking about
AG: Oh right there?
PH: And that one too, and like that but less—
AG: I’m really not into it. Not into the saggy hats. They don’t appeal to me that much
Interview Series: Anonmity 2nd Installment
February 14, 2008 · 1 Comment
Here is an interview based around the same questions as that of my drama student homeboy. However the perspective has changed and so have the answers. This is testimony from New York Native, a female somewhere around 20 or so. She’s no geezer (28) j/k. She asked for her name to be withheld so I’m going to respect that. There is also the fact that she doesn’t own a cell phone and I’ve seen her actually use a pay phone for free a la early nineties phone phreaking:
Post Hood: What do you think are some of the most accommodating and convenient aspects of living in New York City?
Home-girl: Everything is within walking/biking distance. Things are open late. You can have a nice day w/o spending money, or spending just $5. a lot of young people. a lot of cool & free things to check out (i.e. museums/bizarre buildings/the horse tracks/bizarre churches and cathedrals/ good book stores/ cool clothes to just try on/bizarre hotels/roofs, etc). Dumplings, falafel, pizza etc are cheap and near. a lot of cool stuff to find on the street because there are always so many people walking around (i.e. jewelry, money, pictures, notes, etc)
in just half an hour you can be in a completely different world (i.e. 125th Street versus Lincoln Center versus Chinatown versus wall street versus Staten island….)
PH: When do you feel like you freedom to enjoy leisure time is compromised, like a circumstantial encumbrance?
HG: When the weather is shitty? When I’m being lazy? I don’t know….when I have to do school work? Give me an example of a circumstantial encumbrance.
PH: Do you reserve dates and times to have the most fun or do you try you best to flow you fun intake?
HG: I guess I flow my fun intake: I‘m reserving Mardi-Gras and Chinese New Year for fun.
PH: Do you get mad at certain peoples outfits on the street?
HG: I sometimes get mad at peoples outfits on the street
PH:How Mad?
HG: Mad enough to spit
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Interview Series – Installment #1
January 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Getting a grip on the interview process with a New York Drama student transplant friend of mine Dan Phau during an evening TV watching session.
Post Hood: What do you think are some of the most accommodating and convenient aspects of living in NYC?
A twenty-four hour subway system most certainly, in Paris they didn’t have that.
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In the background
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Girl #1 :Is that blood?
DP: What the fuck happened to you foot?
Cut Girl: Oh my am I bleeding.
PH: Yes, that’s dried blood.
Cut Girl: I wondered what all this stuff was.
DP: Did you step on glass?
Cut Girl: I don’t know I didn’t feel anything
Girl #1:Where is it?
PH: That’s going in.
DP: She stepped on ketchup.
Cut Girl: Well I was handling ketchup.
DP: I think I see the cut.
PH: Yea. You’re not in pain?
DP: We’ve got to go to the hospital.
Girl #1: I hope there are band-aids in here.
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Post Hood: When do you feel your freedom to enjoy leisure time was compromised, like a circumstantial encumbrance?
DP: When do I feel my what?
PH: Like for instance, name a time when your freedom to enjoy leisure time…
DP: Hahaha, just ask the question over and over again. Uh I guess when I have to go to work or school.
PH: I mean like i.e.: homeless people when you’re at the bar. That’s not really the answer I’m looking for but something anecdotal like that.
DP: Like what, like when someone got in the way of your good time?
PH: Yes I should just change it to “when did someone get in the way of your good time?”
DP: I guess when my parents called me when I was out.
PH: Okay we can do that.
PH: Do you reserve dates and times to have the most fun, or do you try your best to flow your fun intake.
DP: I flow my fun intake pretty well.
PH: Do you get mad at certain peoples outfits on the street?
DP: Yes, I don’t like some people’s outfits on the street.
PH: How mad?
DP: How mad? Enraged. I detest people’s outfits on the street.
