Monday, February 28, 2005

Anorexic Celebrities Before And After





Eternity is short, especially towards the end.

Because, let's face it, when we write try to play early. Neither the past - which is the ideological cover - or immediate - that is the only unknown in the past. In fact, this post.

's post after-this-moment, that is your affair, not mine. I'm not even there: writing certify my absence. Is it not here in my post- or ?

The blog is basically a flash of magnesium, which makes us blind as much as is necessary to lose their inhibitions about their absence: "I'm not writing mica, is only one post, they are still here, I will."

there, and not, this is a delight. This, perhaps, is the mortal and eternal nature of the post endures as a whole day, as deadly soul. Posts

dead, forgotten, buried lie ahead as invisible cities, such as signs. The blog, perhaps, is not the sum of his post. As we are not only the sum of what we are or we are no longer.


*** warning: post-structurally wrong, aggressive treatment to artificially prolong the life of the previous post. The blogetica strictly forbids it.

Saturday, February 26, 2005

Dell Angel Usb Tuner Player

POST POST POST MORTEM



There is a necklace necrophiliac, opening a post already dead and write a reply on how to throw a stone into the void, an echo against the glacier. Every now and then come back to see him here, queued and buried, silent forever.
Obedient, però, alla sua natura di testo: testimone, pietra miliare, codice e chiave.

La questione è biologica e morale. Certamente metafisica. Quando muore un post?
Guardatevi attorno; è pieno di post in agonia. Sono nati stamattina e sono già pallidi, con le occhiaie, le unghie viola. Domani saranno carne morta, forse già stasera.

Aveva così tanto da dire... e invece è morto.

Sono macchine micidiali, i blog, macchine di morte: ogni post uccide il precedente e ne occupa la nicchia ecologica. Beve la sua acqua, si tiene le sue mogli, usa le sue selci scheggiate. Sono profondamente umani, i blog.