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Real life never lived here

It’s been awhile. Too long. I’ve thought over and over again to delete this site... yet here it still sits. There are a lot of people on here that I still enjoy even though I unfollowed everyone. I did that because I was supposed to delete my Tumblr. I’m going to seek you out again. A lot has changed in my life. I mean a LOT. Many choices were made and life looks very different from not long ago. For one. I now live in San Francisco. The building I live in is pretty special to where I can see a good portion of the city skyline...

I’m not sure if I am back for good or what I plan on doing here. Maybe I’ll just look at porn? Or maybe I’ll collect some thoughts about being in the city again. Or maybe I’ll just come to the conclusion to finally delete this fucking site...as I have already deactivated my facebook.

The problem with social media is that too many assholes think it’s real life. However, it is a great place to express thoughts and build on certain ways of understanding the world. Those on a high horse can just go and shoot themselves and one thing I’m not looking for is the lecturing activist or dickhead academic (ps I love academia and activist).

Let's see what happens and where this goes...

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check out my brand new online store: limited edition lambda print 59 x 76 cm / 23.2 x 30 ins, signed and numbered. FYI: this one’s called ‘bondage’ - anyone’s goal in life.

http://loversarewarriors.tictail.com/

Ghedalia Tazartes plays a live soundtrack to the film Haxen: Witchcraft Through the Ages(1922) dir.Benjamin Christensen, at Cafe Oto on Sunday 11th December ...

The tourist seeks out Culture because—in our world—culture has disappeared into the maw of the Spectacle. Culture has been torn down and replaced with a Mall or a talk show—because our education is nothing but a preparation for a lifetime of work and consumption - because we ourselves have ceased to create. Even though tourists appear to be physically present in Nature or Culture, in effect one might call them ghosts haunting ruins, lacking all bodily presence. They’re not really there, but rather move through a mindscape, an abstraction, collecting images rather than experience.

Overcoming Tourism, Hakim Bey (via inventinginventions)