Sketches over sketches

 Well, In better judgment perhaps I'd have done different.

But I have to say there's a certain amount of pride I feel in having been booted from twitter by telling who I took to be a member of the house of lords to "fuck off and die booji" lol.

@HuxleyDick

is the @ which I refuse to activate. They gave me a ban for violating their terms of service -- and to reactivate the account I have to give them my phone number to prove myself in order to begin the count down. 


At this point my feeling is that my twitter account was just me screaming into the void. I liked the strange mixture between being connected to the world in some way that was more than a prayer, yet people who were annoyed enough with my antics could ignore me. Like, literally, block me. I needed that in between space for awhile.

But I'm being tempted to move onto a blog now to fulfill that need. I've had a blog before and I recall it had much less attention than my twitter account anyways :D 

But that's not entirely right because I enjoy the mofos on twitter. 


Still. I'm hoping to have a space that is more private than either twitter or www.thephilosophyforum.com -- but open enough for people curious enough to look at my odd mental doodles, as I like to call them.

Here, in longer form and unlike twitter, I hope to have a more coherent set of sketches with at least a few moments more consideration than my twitter feed, which is very closely "id" or whatever the fuck that is. :D


I'm keeping Moliere on thephilosophyforum.com as my more developed sketches area, and my practice-house for encountering other's thoughts like mine -- folky but still thought about.