On Thursday nights
We'd go to â—‹â—‹'s house
and watch Highlander
And eat vanilla bean
Ice cream with Habenero
Apricot jelly
And chill and smoke weed
It was nineteen ninety batsu
Maru for the censored name. . .
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On Thursday nights
We'd go to â—‹â—‹'s house
and watch Highlander
And eat vanilla bean
Ice cream with Habenero
Apricot jelly
And chill and smoke weed
It was nineteen ninety batsu
Maru for the censored name. . .
A piece of concrete, a piece of history sold, in a small game shop.
The past is fixed. The future is open. The present is always happening.
Learn from the past. Let go of the past. Understand the past. Remember the past. Forget the past.
Live in the present. Live for the future. Live for today. Roll the dice. Play the game. Dance the dance. Sit down and enjoy the show. Stand up and enjoy the show. Bob your head. Tap your toes. Feel the beat.
Live in the present, but don't forget to work for a brighter future. Learn from the past, but do not live there.
Discipline builds character. Practice builds skill. Repeated interaction builds closeness. Planning leads to success. Perseverance leads to completion.
Smoking leads to disease. Colonization leads to genocide. Capitalism breeds inequality.
The flow of time connects the past to the present, and the present to the future. Change is the only constant.
Our current condition comes as the result of innumerable choices made by innumerable people.
The future is in front of you.
Only time will tell how it unfolds.
I am overwhelmed by the tasks I have set out for myself today. Lacking discipline I know how much discomfort awaits.
199x tv
Mini tv
No channels
Coaxial
Cables
Connect the
Nintendo
And the signal's
Stable
I got the
Antenna
For my Zach
Morris
Chilling in
My room
With a plastic
Stegosaurus
I'm in the
Living room
Watching
VHS
On a
CRT
Eating ramen
Feeling blessed
Staring at
A screen
An animated
Scene
Staring at
A screen
An animated
Dream
I need to
a) chill, and
b) maintain,
c) get up, and
d) get back in the game.
That's when I
e) start wrecking shit and going insane
'Cause I got nothing to lose
And the world to gain
I'm old school like scan lines.
Fuck it
Get it done
No hesitation
That's the only way
To fix the situation
Anger inside me can only be addressed through action. Forget thought.
Mr. Miyagi said "always look eye."
Mr. Matsuda said that in spite of what people learned from Karate Kid, you should never look someone in the eye before a match because it's really disrespectful.
I watched Karate Kid last night. It made me miss arcades.
My mom wouldn't let me take karate in the eighties.
And that's why I have no discipline. Well. . . That and the fact that I was never taught it.
I watched Karate Kid last night. It made me miss arcades.
Mr. Miyagi said karate should never come the hara.
Well he didn't say hara, but he pointed to his stomach or whatever. I don't really know what that means. I don't really understand the meaning of the word hara, I just know it's a lot different then the word gut.
I watched Karate Kid last night. It made me miss arcades.
So I played Streets of Rage 4 in arcade mode. Shit's hard. I still can't even beat it on normal. It was fun though.
Mr. Miyagi said that balance is key.
I watched Karate Kid last night, and it made me ask myself. . .
How did my life get so out of balance?