Payphone Radio
Listening in at 2am. This is different. Unusual radio. Sprawls out mentallistically.
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Listening in at 2am. This is different. Unusual radio. Sprawls out mentallistically.
Read More2:02 PM Sunday, November 20, 2011 I noticed something yesterday, about my reaction to the date. Seeing today’s date provokes a bullet-point of fear, or shock. I am not certain how to describe it, but on some electronic...
Read MoreWhat are some notable incidents that occurred at Old Calvary Cemetery in Queens, New York City?...
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Read MoreI used to make up words like this. I still do but not for anyone else’s bemusement. I used...
Read MoreI had to take a day off Thursday which was a day of near-misery, near-emergency-department,...
Read Moremessed up on the pills, but I also messed up on the woman. Just a cruel, brutal encounter, for no...
Read MoreThis Calvary stramble is from a couple of years ago. It only got 31 views. Maybe this will help get it more. Maybe it won’t.
Read MoreI was actually starting to have some confidence in the newest version of ChatGPT. I thought asking it to write a poem in the style of Markovian Parallax Denigrate, the gibberish-spewing Usenet mystery from the 1990s, would be a...
Read MoreI had to do something few would likely ever consider. I had to remove the surveillance camera from my bathtub. I was not forced into it. But there will be maintenance people coming through my place this week and next to fix the...
Read MoreThings get kicked around. A slab from someone’s pizza ends up where it shouldn’t be, causing alarm. I thought it came from her. She said it was from “beyond.” Either way we handled it with surgical gloves...
Read MoreYesterday was from the Guy Stagg book of walking for no reason. I could have stopped but chose not...
Read MoreThis might have been AI’s answer to “LinkNYC kiosk bursting into flames” but I...
Read MoreIt’s an apartment building. I guess they can call the building whatever they want, the...
Read MoreSuddenly everyone here knows me. Knows my name. I didn’t have that in mind when I took this gig. Wanted to sneak in, sneak out, none the wiser. I took a strange survey last night. Questions could have been skipped but I...
Read MoreI was sore yesterday in places I had no reason to be sore. I think it’s the contortional-esque positions I assume in the shower now. Especially the night showers, when the vokda could have me feeling more limber than I...
Read MoreA Sunday spent mostly alone, wholey alone, puttering around decades-old emails and sorting the years. 1996 was interesting, at least based on the emails. Multiple correspondants, lots of women coming after me, most of them I...
Read MoreBut when has that ever stopped me? Slept straight to the 6am alarm. I prefer to beat the alarm but the night’s restlessness made compromise seem inevitable. Noise from the overnight rain kept me waking to a point where I...
Read MoreJust got thrust into a situation that could have made me hyperventilate if I had neglected to take the BP and anxiety meds. In fact, I should have doubled up on the anxiety med once I got word I’d be pulled into this. No...
Read MoreAt work stupid early. No idea why. Was wide awake at 3:30am, barely touched true sleep from then until 5:30, when I gave up and commenced the diurnal routines which shall comprise this precious gift of a day. A funny thing on...
Read MoreI think this was the longest stretch of time off from work in the year+ since I’ve been here. It’s been 13 months. 4 days off felt like a lifetime, reminding me of normal companies that don’t just allow but...
Read MoreThe Q32 used to be a regular bus for me when I had the 181 PO Box at Rockefeller Center. It went from Queens Plaza straight to the front door of the Rockefeller Center Post Office (at its former location). It’s a cool...
Read MoreWIthout fail, successful sleep meets failed. I can barely open my eyes today. Slept straight up to the alarm, which is tantamount to being late, in my book, especially on a weekend. Last night’s commute would have been...
Read MoreI just played my most satisfying-yet couple of pieces at the 180 Maiden Lane POPS. I was actually audible this time. It was only the usual Philip Glass pieces, and awkwardly, as I never took off my jacket or sat at proper...
Read MoreIt doesn’t happen often, and when it does it is typically followed by consequences. But last night into today saw the finest episode of workweek sleep I can remember. I was what I call “long tired” after a...
Read MoreI went up on the bridge yesterday. The RFK Bridge, sometimes still referred to by its old name,...
Read MoreI brokkkke and destroyed my screen magnifier. It made typing into this small screen much more palatable, if a little bit gawky in appearance to others. I shall procure another. Until then, I”m back to barely being able to...
Read MoreI left work early on Saturday. Cannot explain what was happening. I took the usual meds, as...
Read MoreI guess I’ll be moving around this company after all. Things move slowly but I’m in no hurry. Wouldn’t be here if I was in a hurry. I don’t know what to do about the woman, the possible love interest. I...
Read MoreI woke through the night to a smell of Satan. must have been the hamburger meat I unintentionally dumped into the big garbage can, which empties once a week, more or less. Probably maggots in there. Yum. I contained it, I think...
Read MoreIt started to seem I’d be unable to actually do this. YouTube no longer allows uploads of...
Read MoreIt’s new to my breakfast. Typically I get a few spoonfuls of yogurt, maybe a slice of cheese, and that’s it for at-home breaking of the fast. I’d been spending 6 or 7 bucks a day on scrambled eggs, sausage...
Read MoreSunday, February 12, 2023 – 7:37:01 AM I fell asleep at work, intentionally, thinking it would be acceptable or that I could at least get away with it. At a desk on what I thought was an otherwise unoccupied floor (16?) I...
Read MoreWorking hard will land you in the horking ward. That was my spooneristic moment of genius today. Work too hard you get sick and barf. An utterly lifeless attempt at wit but something to get the energies moving. Or not. I feel...
Read MoreUNDERTRUE – Wrong but not completely without merit OVERTRUE – Truthful in some ways but exaggerated in others. YOUTHY – Someone who thinks they are younger than their real age. None of these can be unique, or...
Read More…but I ended up on the Upper West Side today, in search of nothing specific, although I guess it was pretty specific, but not worth describing. Out of habit I revisited my old stomping grounds, including the enshrined,...
Read MoreIt gets smashed up like this every 3 or 4 weeks, don’t know if it’s the same person doing it. Maiden Lane and Water Street.
Read MoreI knew a woman for a number of years. We were uncomfortable together most of the time. Conversation stalled and stilted. Little commonality, as hard as she tried to force it into being. Our common ground was drinking and sex....
Read MoreA woman at the Yamaha grand yesterday made me smile, not for her talent but for her guilelessness. The out of tune piano did not help matters, either, but she really sounded like a clown, hacking at the piano with all her heart...
Read MoreSpotted this while tooling around on Streetview, comparing it to CycloMedia. I don’t have kids but if I did I wouldn’t want them riding this strange looking beast.
Read MoreOn rain days like today, when it’s just barely raining, I remove my glasses and stuff them into a pocket, or someplace where they won’t collect the litter-like detritus of the gleeky rain. I am always surprised at...
Read MoreChecking file system on H: Volume label is TOSHIBA EXT. Stage 1: Examining basic file system structure … The segment number 0x17b74 in file 0x17b68 is incorrect. Fixing incorrect information in file record segment 17B68....
Read MoreI went over to the public space at 180 Maiden Lane. As I sat at the piano trying to remember if I actually know how to play anything (my repertoire seems always to evaporate, must always be replenished) I summoned the Wichita...
Read MoreI discovered my trough of hundreds upon hundreds of documents at GDocs. Strange to be so voluminous with so little to really show. I don’t remember much of it, some is a foggy memory. I am reminded, once again, of a couple of...
Read MoreFor years too many I relied on posting to this website from the .MOBI principle. Everything was posted from someplace other than the home PC. Well, almost everything. My old .MOBI was my favorite website I ever put together. It...
Read MoreI’m a creature of habit. A heature of crabit. So when things seemed off this AM I started to question my habitude, my habitudinousness. I couldn’t understand where the light went. I shower with the lights out in the bathroom,...
Read MoreOne of the main problems lies in how New York legislators designed the state’s now-depleted pandemic rent relief program. Public housing tenants were given the lowest priority of those eligible for assistance because legislators figured they had access to other safety nets. NYCHA residents still applied for at least $130 million worth of aid — but they received none.
Read MoreI finally got Dex to work last night. Dex is supposed to be a killer app that turns your phone into a desktop by simply plugging it into a PC or a giant TV. I got the PC function to work but had to order a USB C to HDMI...
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