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Brains For Sale
Peterborough, UK - mobie - Monday, December 19th, 2005 : goo
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To be honest it's actually live coral rather than brains. But they are for sale. And they look cool.
The continuining saga of: stuff i saw today
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elaine: 19th Dec 2005 - 22:44 GMT
o my god you have TOTALLY freaked me out now. last night i was imagining my brain was a coral reef, it is connected to a breathing meditation where i imagine my nostril hairs are seaweed, and it was only a short hop to brain = coral.
elaine: 20th Dec 2005 - 11:42 GMT
i have had perpsyckich connections with you before in the minor league, but this one takes the (sea) biscuit
GGP: that's a great visualization, elaine.
elaine: 20th Dec 2005 - 14:52 GMT
it's a bit of a cheat. that bit about the nostril hair is supposed to be just paying attention to the breath at the nose while you breathe in and out, but i suddenly got seaweed, and now i always do it.
don't get me started on visualisation - i am a visual cortex trunk road where these things are concerned. but it did freak me when i hadn't told anyone about the coral thing until yesterday, it having happened really recently, and i came home to this photo. spooky dooky
jack: 21st Dec 2005 - 15:34 GMT
elaine, if a bird that flies over the sea is called a seagull, what do you call a bird that flies over the bay?
elaine: 22nd Dec 2005 - 08:53 GMT
i can tell you exactly what i alsways have. onion platzel, salmon and cream cheese, hold the butter (they use marge)
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