what do you do?

[philip nod]

you've always struck me as a drinker

yeah runs in the family

[Fade to Black]

eh, it is what it is. My dad is an alcoholic in denial. I've never fancied it too much...my only vices are nicotine, caffeine, pornography and hearing myself talk.

[Schadenfreude]

i used to work in plastic fabrication. i enjoyed that, but due to the price of oil going up plastic did the same (plastic uses a lot of oil) and the company i was working for went out of business.

right now i am an apprentice stationary engineer. This currently involves diesel mechanics (which i have schooling in) and water flow (which is very similar to electricity flow.. which i have schooling in)



and im good at waiting for things to be sold to me second hand.

[mass]

amateur thumb twiddler...been thinking about going pro.

i'm a chin stroker myself

if i be myself i'll be by myself

[reborn]

reborn, you get drafted yet?

still nursing a hangnail...passed up once again, but fingers crossed for next year.

[Fade to Black]

Flâneur isn't a bad job. I did that for a few years until one day I strolled into a dériveur who by this chance occurence felt obliged to free me from a web of representation the city had spun around me. I apprenticed under him for about 6 months until I proved capable of heading up my own local dérive.

best thing about being a flaneur is the autonomy. You can adjust the complexity of your flaneur-ing to whatever degree you wish. Actually you may come across some interesting encounters and opportunities along the way that a nonflaneur (i.e cubicleist) would not get in a more structured environment.

[BECOMING-INTENSE]

god, aren't the lot of us so gosh-darn clever today

This could be the reason, but I'm not entirely sure ...

This Is What I do