Heard some folks talking about Silian Rail, perhaps someone was, or had been, posting the songs for download. Well, I know they'd love to have you hear their music... and you can even get a couple tracks for free as they are promos, for you to post on your blog, put in your iPod... if you fall in love with them, buy the rest on iTunes or Amazon... drums and guitars aren't cheap, rehearsal space rent is not cheap, tour vans are not cheap... stream these on SoundCloud, then buy them if you like them... thats how it works.

ok, I order a number 4, go big on the fries, med drink. he hands me a large drink. I say "no large fries, medium drink." he say "this is a med drink", i say "huh? that's like 32 oz", he says "maybe" i say "my bladder is like 1/3 that size!!!" he turns around and grabs a "small" drink. ok, now that is a medium, 16 oz, back in the day that was "regular drink". I say "what is the fricken large then?" he hands me a 64 oz bucket with a handle on it!!! dam!!! the bright red lids that could easily double a Frisbee stacked behind the counter next to the 64 oz cups that look like they should have a 12 piece original recipe chicken dinner in them. my god, no wonder everyone is fat!!!! how can a person drink so much soda... I drink a lot of soda folks and there is no way i could even come close to finishing that before it was stale yuck watered down and flat, oish!

it's a slow friday, and its rainy and windy and my bike is at home sitting waiting for the rain to stop or for me to buy some rain gear! i am hungry... gabe is not here, what else is new? time to go get some food... then I will maybe do some work, maybe...

well i am bummed to find out it cost a motorcycle the same to cross the bridge as a car... lame. but i did enjoy going up to the marin headlands... nice curved road and luckly no tourist got in my way. my honda 360 sweated a little oil, probably the most work she has done in years but she easily made it all the way up the hill about 30 miles an hour only slowing to avoid hitting bicyclists and for the blind curves... not bad. Also hit my personal 200 mile mark just as I was parking my bike in golden gate park to go see bonny raitt with my buddy ray. bonny raitt rules. there was a bio-degradable concert for earth day, or 4/20 as some call it... anyways, lot's of hippies and no meat or corperate products available... only things with sprouts, natural tea and forks made of pasta.

ahhh 60 or so SPAMs filtered just this morning. bastards... ah cup of maruchan instant lunch for breakfast. jalapeno chedar.

Whooohoooo go A's yea! What a nice fucking day at the park! Cold beer, hot dogs! Sunflower seeds.... Yea!

hmmm, some things take a whole day to recover from... sheesh, and you thought I was going to say something in this journal, nah, I am just going to write a bit nonsense here and there, not even amusing nonsense, just plain old boring nonsense...

I don't care if the paint brushes aren't completely clean, I am not done painting yet... best not to say anything that is slightly negative, yes that includes tips and advise, until I have eaten and hydrated... I am sure none of my roommates will be going to check out Lesser... even if they did they wouldn't like it, but your not really supposed to like it, you are suppose to think and observe how it makes you feel, frustrated and amazed that you never push your definition of art further than four chord Beatles rip offs and a disgustingly boring Jackson Pollack paintings. So, as Rob Crow says, "I want nothing less than the total destruction of musical structure... and build me a church on what's left."

Les Savy Fav still sucks... I don't enjoy their little circus at all... Lesser is playing tonight, finally someone doing something different... + + + + + April 25, 2002 - San Francisco, CA - Studio Z w/ People Like Us and Wobbly Lesser will perform a live audio/video piece with Ryan Junell (director of bLevin bLectum's "Talon Slalom " video) based upon "Stairway to Stardom" (a cable access, low-talent show broadcast on Manhatten cable access in the early 80's). A preliminary version of the show was performed in Austin, TX a week ago with hilarious results. + + + + + April 26, 2002 - San Francisco, CA - The Lab w/ bLevin bLectum

Ok, so I am testing out these live journal clients, I am guessing accessing and updating my journal from one of these clients uses less cpu time on the severs and does not invoke threads in the web server... since it seams durring the day those servers are getting the crap beat out of them. Anywho, I guess this is my first real entry! I have tried the official client, good for creating and editing entries, good access to the calendar function and it will spell check for you too! But the LochJournal client has way more features, first off it can handle multipul accounts, ok I don't need that, but it allows you to manage your friends lists and setting as well as group lists and setting without having to load up the live journal website, which as I said before is slow as elephants swimming in mayonaise... The thing it seams to be missing is spell checker, which I could use. So over all I say the LochJournal is better. Better than waiting for the webserver when it is lagging... get it here .

AH HA, ok, the official client lets you update or edit previous entrys, and the LochJournal doesn't. What a shame, they should both do well and combine their efforts, they both have really cool features the other is lacking. ah check it out yourself here .

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