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Okay, weird he died... but I really don't want to have to hear about it constantly for the next month. Talking about death is boring and annoying and I think it's twisted that in our culture we obsess over it (see aso Jesus... the guy did a lot more than just die and I really don't think he'd be too stoked to see his devoted fans wearing necklaces of his execution. Remember the good times, yeesh.)

How would you want people to react if you died suddenly?

I think I would just want my friends and family to hang out together and take a holiday, party. I would protest a funeral... I don't want a marked grave, I don't even want my family to have to worry about what happens to my body and I'd just keep rolling in my grave if they spent thousands of dollars on a caskett! If it's legal in Virginia I'd rather just be tossed in a hole in the ground. I think it's cruel that our loved ones have to spend absurd amounts of money on the dead.

Do you ever read through your messages trying to pick out strange word combinations in broken english thinking to yourself wow this person's translator must really not be working today and then you go to their page and realize they're actually white bread America born and raised. That's a little scary to me.

Today I finally got my hair cut.

I'm also trying my hand at bonsai one more time. My efforts have been fruitless in the past mostly because the rats like to sleep in the plants and eat the dirt.
Spent the whole weekend at the tattoo convention to see friends from out of town some of whom I some how narrowly missed and others I got to see a lot which was rad. Did a cool photoshoot, watched depraved strippers gyrating on old man crotch for dollar bills, vomited in my mouth, caught up with a lot of folks I haven't seen for a lonnng time, read a pamphlet that told me I must make satan my financial adviser and even made some new friends.
Now you should all go buy this from incredible artist and good friend, Jason Levesque- the stuntkid. I highly suggest you keep his books on your coffee table and his art on your walls, as I do.
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