Tim Barrus Blog

  1. Tim Barrus

    Black. White. Moody.

  2. Tim Barrus

    The deviant isn’t human. It’s the Last Man standing syndrome. In order to survive, I am compelled to take the long view. There is a vibe here that says: We will survive if we just hold our breath. We assume It was a playground bully. But what I hear is

  3. Tim Barrus and the New York Times

    Unprepared for what is coming. It’s here. There is no tomorrow. There is only yesterday. It’s not coming for you. It has you. Every single time I write what I believe – the deviant wants to kill us all – I am kicked back into the street I came from.

  4. Tim Barrus

    Tim Barrus Art

  5. Tim Barrus: Dirt Bike Town

    Dirt Bike Town is science fiction. We take off on a road trip. Dystopia is real, and dystopia is now. How do you build a society from the ground up. – Tim Barrus

  6. Tim Barrus

    Walking has become increasingly more and more difficult. I told my bones that MRI smilies are inappropriate. The elbow crutches are a work of wonder. I am now off the dirt bike. My eyes to the sky. I know I will ride it one more time. “Fall in love with

  7. Tim Barrus

    Judges have something we do not have. Judges have a direct line to law enforcement the Little People cannot access. I do not believe that law enforcement is filled with good people. Their job is to punish. The Deviant may send out his minions to hurt, degrade, humiliate, murder, marginalize,

  8. Tim Barrus

    Autism and the Church, feel like walking barefoot on smashed glass shards a mile long in the dark. What I have seen the Church do to homo sapiens is just another cursed slavery. They didn’t like me at Church. I had to pray at a certain time, in a certain

  9. Tim Barrus

    cowboy night begins at the reno rodeo/// beer is good for you and your growing children/ the rodeo is about one thing/ ass/ the rodeo is a place where you can’t help yourself/ all that ass/ cards, ass, and jack daniels/ he said let me take a shower/ I said

  10. Tim Barrus

    Rome’s senate was a wildly dangerous place to be anywhere around. Most Roman emperors ended up as murder victims. I am not sure if the word victim is appropriate. The senators were always poisoning one another. Kidnapping one another. Executing one another. Plotting against one another. Murdering one another’s relatives