Tim Barrus Blog
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Tim Barrus, New York Times
For me, it’s foster kids with HIV. At 18, they are dropped at the side of the road, and the bus leaves them standing in a swirling dust. The kind of assistance federal dollars pay for community AIDS support is a quaint idea. It’s a systematically designed dysfunctional institution (hates…
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beach whiskey
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ACTING ON YOUR BEST BEHAVIOR
DOLLFACE THERE I SAID IT.
It’s evocative. Art is evocative. It reminds you about where we fucking cum from and the gin of it, Babylon. It’s a mess with the future. What’s going on. Gin. Sit down. Dude, don’t do it, I am toxic and dangerous. I said dollface. It…
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Time And Crime
Gravity does not, in fact, exist. The universe itself exists in a dimension known as spacetime. There are Doppler shifts where gravity is no longer regarded as a thing, but is more like an outcome. Not a force but a biproduct warping spacetime distortion. It would be more than a…
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Tim Barrus, New York Times
Why Are You Here
When we try to answer the question: why are you here, we do not mean your house, we mean on the planet. The forest. The trees. The ill-at-ease. Follow the rituals for comfort. Everywhere you care to look, you can’t stop looking. All of them riding…
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There Are No Aliens
Tim Barrus, New York Times
Hollywood. Box office. As if, to spark our imaginations, what we buy is a paranoia of exploitation. Buy some plastic aliens for the kids. Homo sapiens have no problem destroying other species. We feed the fear of invasion (by Americans), facilitating fear of technology, corporate…
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the woods
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That Moment U Hear Sirens In the Distance
A Tour Through a Pandemic On a Bike. Protest to Protest. City to City. Riot to Riot.
America Is a Culture in Crisis. I have no idea if this book is fiction or nonfiction. I have RAVNHPB4. One Of The Symptoms Is Neurological Hemorrhagic Dementia. Your bones dissolve inside you.…
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Pole To Pole
The Raton pass, leaving Colorado South toward New Mexico is a teeth-grinding, mostly solid mumbojumbo disorientation much like LSD in the middle of the trip. Saturn spins twenty times the spin of the earth. Pole to pole dimensions a full 10% flatter than the middle. Mostly, what you see out…
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Dirt Bike Town
New York Times
Homo sapiens become rich because Homo sapiens are greedy.
Is there anyone on the planet left who does not believe the rich are anything but ordinary. The rich are thieves, and they know it. They will kick your ass if you dare to articulate any ziggy signs…