Alot of us have grown accustomed to our everyday lives. We watch the news, tragedies and miracles as any spectator would; unaffected, and with a bag of popcorn. We've grown so cold, and numb with every little lie, or propaganda the visuals feed us as we switch on that blinking box.

   I think deep down inside, most of us realize that. Is the neighbor that important anymore? Is seeing you through me the point? When was the last time you saw someone give another man help as his car stood broken in the highway?

   Every car rushing by, every vehicle a different story--an alien book. What we fail to realize is the fabric of it all. We are all different, but what makes us equal isn't the cosmic......

1) Buy tons of ramen noodles at Costco

2) Learn to cut your own hair

3) Buy candles, in case PSE&G shut the electric off

4) Get yourself a shotgun, everyone's got one

5) Go to Delaware, and buy cartons of cigarettes

6) Lose alot of weight, so your stomach shrinks, and you ration on the ramen

7) Find yourself a lover; someone to spend these tough times with

8) Move back with your parents, and leech off their savings

9) Stock up on lube, and graphic magazines for a bedtime treat

10) Ask your therapist to give you pills to make those voices go away

11) Start your own business as a cat walker.

12) Drink alot of alcohol

13) Don't be afraid of eating possum stew......

But that's all fun and games. What's worse is that the albums, and the fucking movies that took me hours to download, aren't even amateur in nature----the music sucks, and the moaning coupled by the looking at the camera man and winking of the eye made me shit myself, of the food I haven't eaten in three days.

   However, I did find my Playboy hat I was looking for!  :-D