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misterskank
Name: Mister Skank
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Blog posts: 312
Last login: 25 min ago
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Member since: May 2006
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Age
- Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm sixty-four? Oops! I was sixty-six the end of March 2009. May "god" help me make all my remaining time in the marvel of this infinite mystery one inspiring act of nonviolence, peace, and kindness.
Sex
- My journey from spermatazoon to bubble boy to baby boy to little boy to brother to brat to teenage boy to sexist teenage jerk to sexist vain young man to wise ass to wiser middle-aged man to old man telling tales.
Location
- Among 70 sextillion stars, more stars than grains of sand on all the beaches and deserts of the earth, is an average star we call the Sun. See that speck of dust circling the Sun? That's Earth. Look! That microscopic pinpoint of awe, joy, and pain? Me!
Dating Status
- I fell in love. She was funny, good, smart, honest, caring, kind. I pursued. I would not give up. Yes, she said. We married. She made us a home. We became a family. She is my best friend. To me her life is more important than my own.
Bands
- Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Food & Drinks
- Brady: "We are too fed!"
Likes
- Babies, birds, children, the sky, the moon, the stars, sunrise, sunset, the mystery of sleep, the magic of dream, the truth of love, the love of peace, the peace of mind, the mind of all, the all of us, thus, this!
Dislikes
- Intolerance
Movies
- Wizard of Oz
TV Shows
- The original Kung Fu:"Grasshopper, does the sun shine at night?" "No, Master, at night the sun does not shine." "Grasshopper, the sun shines at night but you do not see it."
Juicy Factor
- Aunt Rosalie: "My religion is be kind and my church is whoever I'm with."
Books
- TE CHING ENGLISH at thedo gspelli nk list z, Psychograms, The Archeobiopsy de Marnk Twang, True Stories from Real Life in Plain English.
Magazines
- Mad, Chan, Prairie Wind
Clothing
- Comfortable, durable, and clean
Bad Habits
- Gossip
Pets
- Two parakeets, two stray cats
Video Games
- Instead of reading and writing? You've got to be kidding!
Hobbies
- Comparative religion and philosophy, wishful thinking, poetry, sky gazing, spectator sports, hiking, biking, people watching, reading, writing, cartooning, sculpture, collecting boxes and spheres.
Work
- Teaching, doing the dishes, the laundry, and the grocery shopping, mowing the yard in the summer, shovelling the sidewalk and the driveway in the winter, staying alive and wanting to.
School
- We shall try to identify the truths of our own life experience, to explore the meanings of those truths, and to express those truths in writing so that others understand them.
Expertise
- Naps, snacks, happiness
Sports Teams
- The 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers, the 1968 UCLA Bruins, 1985 Chicago Bears, the 1998 Chicago Bulls.
Actors & Actresses
- JC: "Behold! I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves. Be ye therefore wise as serpents and harmless as doves." Vonnegut: "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be very careful what we pretend to be."
Organizations
- The International Pacifist Conspiracy

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