7361 - lots behind the cuts

[scottobear]

Bro calls me up and gives me some BS about "just having seen Andy on the street" and wasn't hanging out with him.. after I called him up, and Andy answers bro's cell for him. Man... how stupid does he think I am? He says that he met Andy in the Starbucks, even though I saw them ride up together and both bikes locked together with the same chain. He's a bad liar, and changes his story when called on it.

He brings me fatigue. I'm looking forward to the weekend.

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I was right about my yearly cold. Throat's sore, chest stuffy, throat glands a little swollen, voice gravelly. I'm glad I didn't go out last night, or I would surely have blamed it on how I am now... not to mention that I'd probably have infected the whole poorhouse.

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Kidz Bop doing "Since U Been Gone". (quicktime) I think it's because Gators, Tigers and Walruses make excellent backup. Cheering little kids missing their front teeth are cool too. I'm a big retard, apparently. I'd better keep my eyes peeled for Bad Bob. (Thanks, Lance!)

That cheers me up a lot after all that prior poop.

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Top 3 Categories
Regressive Imagery Analysis for scottobear's journal
Compared to: Everyone

Taste		98.9%
Odor		98.0%
Water		90.1%

What does this mean?
 

Bottom 3 Categories
Regressive Imagery Analysis for scottobear's journal
Compared to: Everyone

Abstraction		27.9%
Moral Imperative		18.3%
Sadness		21.2%

What does this mean?
 

Root Categories
Regressive Imagery Analysis for scottobear's journal
Compared to: Everyone

Primary		90.0%
Secondary		20.9%
Emotions		54.7%

What does this mean?
 

Primary Process
Regressive Imagery Analysis for scottobear's journal
Compared to: Everyone

Drive		72.8%
Sensation		86.4%
Defensive Symbolization		86.3%
Regressive Cognition		60.6%
Icarian Imagery		95.0%

What does this mean?
 

Secondary Process
Regressive Imagery Analysis for scottobear's journal
Compared to: Everyone

Abstraction		27.9%
Social Behavior		49.4%
Instrumental Behavior		45.3%
Restraint		53.0%
Order		67.8%
Temporal References		29.1%
Moral Imperative		18.3%

What does this mean?
 

Emotions
Regressive Imagery Analysis for scottobear's journal
Compared to: Everyone

Positive Affect		57.0%
Anxiety		57.6%
Sadness		21.2%
Affection		52.4%
Aggression		54.3%
Expressive Behavior		42.5%
Glory		72.1%

What does this mean?
 

Top 10 common Word Counts:

the - 96,757
a - 62,059
to - 56,994
and- 51,370
of - 46,716
i - 46,062
in - 31,549
that - 23,895
you - 23,267
it - 22,165

Top 10 Not-as Common Word Counts:

today - 2244
maybe - 2098
scotto - 1995
i'd - 1989
lot - 1813
big - 1799
nice - 1744
stuff - 1716
yup - 1568
google - 1475

Top 10 numbers used -

11 - 9666
12 - 9472
21 - 8350
4 - 8215
10 - 8113
1 - 7941
20 - 7904
2 - 6887
19 - 6847
3 - 6159

Words used exactly 250 times -

University
Halloween

Words used exactly 100 times -

driver
giggling
required
larger
allows
buried
policy
mmmmmm
treated
adj
tools
absolutely
professional
everywhere
dunno
ex
reasonable
scientific

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1. Total number of films I own on DVD/video:

Originals, or "Archivals?" Originals - about 75-100 videocassettes, about 45 DVDs. I'd estimate 400ish VCDs. Not all films... a lot of old TV shows there, too.

2. The last film I bought:

The Incredibles

3. The last film I watched:

Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead

4. Five films that I watch a lot:

Time Bandits
Blade Runner
12 Monkeys
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension

5. Tag 5 people and ask them to put this in their journal:

Hmm.. well, let anyone that wants to, go for it.

mzkitten
uberbastard
eryx_uk
blackhellkat
juliabee

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Chimp's Paintings Head to London Auction

LONDON (AP) -- Congo the chimpanzee led a brief artistic career and enjoyed little critical success, despite the patronage of his contemporary and fellow painter Picasso. But nearly half a century after Congo's artistic career, some of his paintings are going on sale at a prestigious London auction house alongside works by Andy Warhol and Renoir.

Three tempera on paper works - brightly colored compositions of bold brushstrokes - will be featured as a single lot in the sale of Modern and Contemporary Art at Bonhams on June 20, the auctioneer said Wednesday. The lot estimate is $1,130 to $1,500.

Bonhams said it believed the auction is a first.

"I would sincerely doubt that chimpanzee art has ever been auctioned before," said Howard Rutkowski, the auction house's director of modern and contemporary art. "I don't think anybody else has been crazy enough to do this. I'm sure other auction houses think this is completely mad."

Congo, who was born in 1954, produced some 400 drawings and paintings between the ages of 2 and 4. It was not immediately known if he was still alive, a Bonhams spokeswoman said.

In 1957, animal behaviorist Desmond Morris organized an exhibition of chimpanzee art at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts, including works by Congo. Critics reacted with a mixture of scorn and skepticism, but Picasso is recorded as having owned a painting by Congo, Bonhams said.

"Paintings by apes may be seen as humorous or as a derisive commentary on modern art," the auction house said in its lot description. "However, Morris' studies were a serious attempt to understand chimpanzees' ability to create order and symmetry as well as to explore, at a more primeval level, the impetus behind our own desires for artistic creativity."

Congo quickly learned how to handle a brush and pencils, instead of knocking them over or trying to eat them. He painted within the boundaries of the sheet of paper and never allowed the paint to spill over the edge. He also appeared to know when he had finished a painting: He refused to pick up his brush or pencil over the work.

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On the Web:

http://www.bonhams.com

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Quote of the day -

"I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train."

Oscar Wilde

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Moment of lyric:

If I ever leave this world alive
I'll take on all the sadness
That I left behind
If I ever leave this world alive
The madness that you feel will soon subside
So in a word don't shed a tear
I'll be here when it all gets weird
If I ever leave this world alive

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1 year ago - got a new pda, payphones vanishing, invisible landlord, bro house arrest

2 years ago - PT, PI snooping about tom, cream soda, bro caught with mike & other craziness

3 years ago - Mom's day Breakfast, dsl breaks, quality time with SA, poem

4 years ago - New Star trek series, freedom fighting fiction, DNA passes, hot shower and walkies. (glowfilter)

Comments

[mootpoint.livejournal.com]

Oscar Wilde is funny. I use to quote him alot. Still do from time to time in my head. I don't agree with it all, but it's like quoting Yogi Berra. The saying is more important than the meaning sometimes.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

I agree. Oscar Wilde was just a pompous creep, but he makes me laugh.

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

Man I'd be too embarassed to admit to the films I watch the most!!

Although lately I've been buying them like crazy--which is not smart because I never get to watch them---although I dream of having a big ol' movie fest one day.

I DID watch the copy of Something Wicked This Way Comes this week---finally!
And I bought Aquatic Life with Steve Zissou and Lemony Snicket---at the rate I'm going I won't watchthem until October!


I'm much more of a book person these days--probably because my TV was hit by lightning last summer and I haven't bothered replacing it---it DOES make it hard to watch movies :D

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

I was thinking that a book meme would be easier to do. :)

I want to go to the BHK film festival! I'll make corn!

[wickenden.livejournal.com]

kinda cool, that archive program isn't it? I do wish there were a way of downloading all the images, but that seems fraught with problems.

d.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

well, you can always use -

http://www.httrack.com/

that'll let you scrape your page completely, but it's a lot less elegant than archive.

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

But I always pick movies people hate! I'm known in these parts as "She who may not pick out a video on movie night" (which is why I end up having to watch Hunt for Red October and Die Hard parts 1,2 AND 3 over and over---its my punishment for inflicting Harold and Maude and Practical Magic on my friends and family)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

humbug. I'm easy. plus, I like Harold & Maude as well as Practical Magic. :)

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

Oh we'll see how "easy" you are when faced with the 20 hour BBC production of Pride and Prejudice! My dad and little brother (the 2 biggest TV hogs) both flail on the ground and make hacking and gagging noises at the thought of that prospect. I am allowed to wathc Bridget Jones because in my father's words "Mr. Darcy takes a lot less time to work his magic in that one."

I'm sure I've got something that will make even you balk :D

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

ruh-roh.. Jane Austin? Danger, will robinson!

I can do it, but I'll need snacks and a kitty to pet. :)

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

Yeah Jane Austen---making men gag for over a century! *snicker*

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

I admit it! My Y chromosome refuses to comply with some elements of girl-stuff... strappy sandals, Jane Austin and the like.

but, I can take it if there are corn chips and a kitty nearby.

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry about the brother stuff. Be well.

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

Strappy sandals *snicker*

Yeah I'm all about the strappy sandals (http://www.keenfootwear.com) as long as I can slosh through the mud and muck in them (Jane Austen paperback in tow of course-cause all good tomboys need a secret girly obsession!)

I have one pair of slightly cha-cha heels that I have yet to be able to wear out of the house--I keep practicing but I fall on my butt everytime I wear them---I don' tknow how women ever learn how to walk in heels---I must've missed that class. All Pyewacket knows is that when I get out the ominous shoebox its time to clear out of the room or head for high ground!

[wickenden.livejournal.com]

what I've always wanted was a database with all images stored locally of my journal, with options to print it in various directions, with comments, and with styles.

Someone should do this for me!

d.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Most of my friends don't like it or find it dull... I really dig it. It's too bad that the TV show never took off.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

If someone does, I'll let you know !:D

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

cha-cha heels!

Don't feel too bad.. I'm not so great at stilt-walking, either. :)

Hey, I like the shoes! these -

http://www.keenfootwear.com/mens/yogui.html

seem especially scotto-ish. :0) neat! Aw, but they don't go up to my big -ol clodhopper size.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Ah, it's all grist for the mill. :)

Thanks! I'm working on mending up!

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

I have the Newport h2 (among others) which go up to 15 in men's sizes! (http://www.keenfootwear.com/mens/newport_h2.html)

Those are my favorite summer shoes!

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

Perhaps a moat and drawbridge could be useful?

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

hey, those look nice and comfy, too!

the green/brown is a scotto must. :)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

and a cut phoneline. work is pestering me!

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

Just like About A Boy. You can be an island :-)

[blackhellkat.livejournal.com]

I'd pick green first any day---but the women's version is a "kiwi" which would normally be a favorite BUT in real life the shoes look a sickly yellow--I wasn't about to buy a pricey pair of shoes that last for season after season and have to look at that color forever!

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

except my primary character isn't played a man who cheated on liz hurley with a $20 whore.

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

There you go, nitpicking with the details.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

oh yeah, and I act like an adult, mostly. :)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

I wonder why more "favorite color" tests don't list green??

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

Where's the fun in that?

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Well, I still act like a kid when it counts.

*spin*

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

And an autistic one at that!

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

But not so far gone that I can't communicate!

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

For which we all give thanks :-)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

*hug*

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

:-)

[tarpo.livejournal.com]

*swat* Read the book

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

An excellent suggestion! :D