Insomnia

Once again, sleep hasn't featured heavily tonight.
Am I keeping myself up? Probably, but that's beside the point.
The thing is, why do we have to sleep when we're told? Surely if the world was more flexible in many, many ways we'd be happier. It could be said that the reason we sleep at night is because you can see what you're doing during the day - i.e. you can't farm, trade, or read in the dark. Yes, I am lumping mankinds ills on post-hunter-gatherer society.
But, I suppose, everything's headed somewhere good, isn't it?

I'll class this as "dog-tired thoughts"

SF

Fail

I failed at failing. Does that mean that I am a success?

I'm back, baby.

No more ridiculous capitalisation rules.






No more nonsense.

Blogging on things: commence.

The internets has become richer for my renewed presence


'Fish

tr011z

Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa5t
poo0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0ost!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111!!
Probably...

we'll see

bugger it all

and?

my fringe does look rather fine in that pic (<-) though, does it not?

crabapples

apathy

Eugh,blogging ain't worth it
bleh
bleh
bleh
i could worship hitler (gasp) or proclaim the monarchy as a sound and unrivalled system (hah!) on here and no one would care. or is that the point

do what the heck you want, i couldn't care less
damn you, blago-blag!

I wandered lonely as a clowd

What an awful poem is 'daffodils' - how can you write a poem about flowers? total waste of ink. as I see it, the only good poetry is that which is real - based on what is actually being felt by the writer, coming straight from the heart to the page. or screen, in my case. people like john donne are worse - assuming characters within poems, so that the poem becomes something that would be better suited as a play or short story.

Did I just say I was a better poet than two of the most famous english poets? maybe, but fame doesn't equal talent - look at kerry katona

Don't get me started on shakespeare...

From,
A SamfiSh

No Line on The Horizon? No end to disappointing albums, more like

No line on the horizon? no end to disappointing albums, more like.

Get your act together, bono, edge, larry, and adam.

Let's look at the record:
Boy - one of the greatest first albums of all time
October - the album that cemented u2 as a legitimate outfit
War - the album that propelled u2 to famousity
Under a blood red sky - the album that proved u2 could do the whole massive concert thing
Unforgettable fire - showed that u2 could think outside the box
Joshua tree - a groundbreaking album, and not only for u2, but for rock as a genre
Rattle and hum - 4 boys from ireland playing music from n'orleans? fantastic
Achtung baby - passionate rock with that same "outside the box" feel of unforgettable fire
Zooropa - experimental and weird, ft. johnny cash on the last track
Pop - losing it a bit, but still as warm as anything before it
All that you can't leave behind - truly pop music, with a sound too clean to have any warmth
How to dismantle an atomic bomb - 1 or 2 great songs, yet still lacking the warm sound of achtung and joshua tree
No line on the horizon - another long title, annoying in that the music is a vehicle for bono, not an integral part at all. again so clean cut and cold as to have all the charm of a small piece of graphite

Don't agree? listen to "the fly", then listen to "breathe", or even "new york", or "love and peace or else", and then come back to me. still don't agree? meh.

From,
A SamfiSh
P.S. this was originally going to be just the title, then it was just gonna be the title and the title repeated. I got carried away somewhat...