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An old post

I found something in my notes today. Somehting I apparently saved at some point, as a backup in case my effort goes to waste. Looks like it never got posted - as in I can't find it on my blog thingy. Oh well - here follows, something from the past:

Where is it that you find the people that you might call your friends one day?

Are you the type of a systematic, careful, calculating, sick-minded, society-abused motherfucker that ever considers the answer of that question. You are? I feel pity for you. Oh god, it makes me so sad, I'd be ready to cry, if I wasn't a sarcastic, ironic motherfucker. Sucks to be you.

Now that we've filtered out the ones that shoudn't be reading this, we can proceed with discussing why and how life can be a blaze. Why meeting people can be the most fascinating experience. Randomly, without occasion, reason, thought, or consideration. The best people you ever get to know just ... happen ... to you. A random encounter. Something that you go out from, being a richer, happier and most probably a very very tired person.

So what am I really trying to tell you here? I am trying to tell you that plans are meaningless. That being real and spontaneous is just as great as being a pretending wannabe. That you should really get a drink, hit a random place in your city and end up listening to a band playing on the street, next to that lit up barrel.

That you are going to be much happier listening to Trondheimsveien 16. That you should have been me last night. How many of you can tell me you've been out on the street, bumping into a random group of people on the street, gathered around a barrel on fire, playing the catchiest music, gathering up the crowd of the real people? That you've stayed out in the cold, taken off your jacket, just to be able to dance in front of the band, with people that just like you enjoy the real life?

As many as you are - cheers to you too.

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spontaneous things... some small crazy things we do... i usually do it to feel free again.. to feel that nothing can hurt me and nobody can stop me...

my favorite thing is when it's raining so bad and I just take away my umbrella and let the wind hit my face with the rain, washing away my makeup, hairdo and thoughts... i just go, feel wet, cold and i don't care. Just breathing so deep and enjoying the life that way it is...

such a small thing..such a necessary one..

By kumenova, # 28. April 2008, 20:02:56

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See, that's why I never carry an umbrella :smile:. Ever since I discovered that I'm not made of sugar and won't melt in the rain.

By TheAtilla, # 29. April 2008, 16:28:05

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hehe... right, i should throw it away))))

By kumenova, # 29. April 2008, 16:47:00

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One thing that's really not so bad about the weather here - you get a lot of those "walking out with the rain washing your face" moments. It really helps to clear your head sometimes.

By TheAtilla, # 29. April 2008, 17:04:25

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hahaha...well, I know better ways to clean my head))) and I don't like to feel cold and wet all the time)).. Is it how you wash your head :wink:

By kumenova, # 29. April 2008, 17:07:54

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as for "clear head" moments, i prefer just to stay alone and weather doesn't matter in this case...

By kumenova, # 29. April 2008, 17:15:46

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Maybe I'm saving water!

Note to self - bring one of those shampoo sample packages with you next time it rains.

By TheAtilla, # 29. April 2008, 17:23:53

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hehe.. well, I'm happy you still wash it))).. I met so many smelly bulgarians who don't like washing their head, clothes and taking shower... strange thing, but I (and my friends) was very dissapointed with bulgarian guys...

It's good you are an exception)))..

By kumenova, # 29. April 2008, 17:28:36

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o_0

I seriously hope that's a joke, for all our sakes :frown:

By TheAtilla, # 29. April 2008, 19:20:05

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unfortunately, it's true as i'm not the only one who thinks like that... as people Bulgarians are very nice though. I still like Bulgaria for that.

By kumenova, # 29. April 2008, 19:26:11

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You sure went to the wrong place then :|

It's not like I'm surprised or anything. It's just that I'm sorry you bumped into the wrong people :smile:

By TheAtilla, # 29. April 2008, 19:36:37

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well, i spent 3 months there.. meeting a lot of new people almost every day.. but who knows... I really hope you are right))..

Anyway, we went off topic with this discussion about Bulgarians). If you want to convince i'm wrong we'd better use some messenger for that))).

By kumenova, # 29. April 2008, 19:51:56

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