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danieru in tokyo
Sunday, January 15, 2006
 
Adventure
Vic bought a 4wd, and has since discovered the pleasure of driving offroad.



Took a lift into the city centre with The Major, and listened to his stories. He's a dying breed. One of a kind. Gave me travel tips. Yogyakarta sounds fab. Got my v800 unlocked at Low Yat at turned into a Z800. now i can play music, store files, take photos, read email, and even make calls. All from my phone. So much better than an ipod.

Planning the trip to Hong Kong now is an issue. Why? Because Vikash is as horny as a rabbit and is absolutely determined to go to strip joints. I think it is because he is married. Personally, I can't stand the places. It gets my goat the way that power has swung so rapidly towards women in this day. 50 years ago, men had more power. Today, I believe that the swing has drifted so far, that women are now vastly more powerful than men. So going to strip joints, and paying money to boost women's egos is not my idea of a fun time. I will feel the rain seeping through six feet of mud before I let another human feel such an exhorbitant amount of power over me. Sure, male:female power ratio will even out in a few decades - too late for me - but that doesn't make it any less annoying today. My temperament is not eased by news that Fanny got a job programming C++ today, when I am quite sure she doesn't even know what HTML is. Am I wrong to suspect she got the job because they wanted her prancing about the office?

Back on the marriage front, living for a few days with a married couple has allowed me to see why people get divorced. That said, faced with the threat of death, Vic is one of the few peoples whose life I would consider reincarnating into. Apart from the fact that he's had back-to-back success with women, he has creativity. All the time in the world can't make that - at least not in me. And yet, i know i'd pass at the chance to live his life. It's not that I think everyone else is a failure - it's just that I don't know anyone else - who i've spent a significant amount of time with - that's into the same stuff as me.

Quote from an email from Matt that I don't follow: Pink is cool for guys, not for girls.
Does he mean that women aren't really gay, and are just doing it because they are too scared of relationships with men?

Bizzarely enough, in the face of all the potential for misery, I am in a stonking good mood. Everbody I see has an atmosphere of beauty. I feel as if I'm ready to buy the grim reaper a beer. If he does arrive, he's taking me from a place where I've "seen things you people wouldn't believe". And made "Memories. You're talking about memories."

Bells are ringing. Something tells me quarter is over.

Comments:
Pink is cool for guys cuz it's potentially ballsy and unexpected. If you're a girl and you favor pink too much, you just look insecure or mentally undeveloped. At any rate, your next sentence leads me to believe that you get my deeper meaning.
 
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