Listening: Godflesh "Steetcleaner." Just intense.

Mmm, I haven't yet finished reading...

Now reading "Democratization in the Context of a Postmodern Culture" and "On Citizenship: The Grammatology of the Body-Politics." Very POMO.

@sita_kimie No one beats them.

Anyway, anyhow, it's not a big deal.

"All the data is in the system, it’s just not in the right place." Really? Can I believe this?

A-ha. http://tinyurl.com/6n5sto.

Ooh, where're the logs gone?

My friend taught me this: http://tinyurl.com/6h6ymv. I think it rather cool.

@yamanokeiko Ja, ja, das ist gut! Ich erwarte, daß du liest das Buch.

Now I'm gonna sleep again.

I've just returned from school where I went to tutor a student who had a problem in doing truth-tree in logic.

Listening: Charles Manson "Charles Manson." Although I don't like what he and his "family" did ('twas totally childish), I like this album.

Really trashy idea: a cover version of ONJ's smash hit, "Let's Get Chemical." This version will also have a druggy lyric.

@sita_kimie Nice work!

Anyway, I used to listen to this album.

Listening: Modest Mouse "Good News for People Who Love Bad News." Then, is this "Good News" really good news?

Listening: Deerhunter "Microcastle."

@eien_kozo Hey, you should take a closer look at it. It's NOT a mere fill at all. (However, I don't assert it's good.)

Actually, I wanna translate POM more, but the situation prevents me from doing so.

I've been listening to the side A of Daniel Johnston's album "1990" again and again and thinking why I'm caught so much by this.

@sita_kimie Hey, there are tons of ready-made square images on the Net. Just pick'em up, retouch'em a bit, and up'em.

@eien_kozo As you requested.

I watched "The Devil and Daniel Johnston" again. It resonates with something deep inside myself.

@sita_kimie I told you!

The combination of DJ and FNL seems some kinda... a bit uncomfortable to me.

FYI. http://tinyurl.com/2olexa

Listening: Daniel Johnston "1990." I was surprised to know that his song "Devil Town" is used as the theme song of "Friday Night Lights."

(On the other hand, the Orb has got an undeserved reputation.)

I think the Ecstasy of Saint Theresa unjustly remains unknown. People should listen to them more.