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       <title>Not so Much.</title>
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       <description>	I could debate about the rate by which late suppositions concerning the position of great thinkers like Decarte, Nietzsche, Goethe and plodding tie wearing office dwelling people have as of late, but why would I bother?

 
 
Mostly, it seems the same as before.
With a little more emphasis and stress on lessening the pressure on the button or lever marked kaboom, this gigantic chat room and society might be increasingly greater or better, depending on whether or not anyone is really paying attention to the manner by which it is to become so.

 
 
Collectively, the sea of sentiments we, as a race meant to progress, have left behind with devices and intelligence telling us to invade the space of inner contemplation or comfort had in saying what needs to be said, either with a rifle or stifling cough, can be rough once it is clear a year of burning manipulation can take it this gadget and how it applies to knowing and turn it upside down.

 
 
The internet is a good place.

 
 
If you like working behind a computer, two or more things are true if not this alone.

 
Some folks don't have the drive to mind the process or lesson behind 
the statement that despising the very idea of privilege works towards destroying the perks those that have not might have.

 
 
To the unwashed, uninformed masses, I say, mouse burn will learn em.	
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       <title>I Didn't Know...</title>
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       <description>	Keeping time with your fingers makes the song in the diner seem much more like a torture chamber than plain lettuce, mayo and parsley sandwiches for the rest of your creative career.
 
Some people paint, some people draw, others lop off an ear or just listen to the sound of crickets when they lay down that new design they saw in the movie trailer or on the video television network.
 
Working hard at maintaining appearances are agencies who bleary eyed believe leaving it up to the masses and their discretion lets them really sink their teeth into free enterprise.  No one told them to plan for anything.	
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       <title>Good Times</title>
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       <description>	Minding a moment with a great piece of writing is like meeting an old friend who mends the time between meetings with a humble gesture.
 
I posted a few poems somewhere, sometime and found that, knowing one or two things about writing, it began to guide my thinking about how smart it is to spend time on a carefully chosen passage of mastery and have the critique of thousands or more of aspiring poets who traverse this site or the next influence my creativity.  My ambition to publish or establish myself as a writer in any way, shape, or form depends entirely on the opinions of these people.
 
This was a verse brought to you by the letter 'A'.	
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       <title>Holy City</title>
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       <description>	There are cities where only a few sittings at a restaurant can tell you truth is in a good cheese dip.  

 
 
It doesn't matter when or how, just notice the look on your dinner date's face when the waiter places more emphasis on missing the whole ball of wax with a little tell or trite twitch switching a great deal of flitting realizations to a place where placating a group or table is not necessarily as easy as avoiding the silicone apples on display at the museum of your choice.

 
 
It doesn't mean you're wrong, you're just too tense to tense the proverbial hand that grasps the tenses used to perpetuate pretense.

 
 
News spreads, cream bagels, coffee stained napkins all spell disaster for lasting answers concerning how a publication exists or persists in popularity, whether or not it is based on a township or county.

 
 
Pretty pages and magazines' veneer steer cities' vagaries less and less when pressed for perceptive content, even when lent it from the nearby suburb.

 
 
This blurb or statement is what is trendy in my neighborhood because it is on my website.	
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       <title>Okay, I Do Remember How...</title>
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       <description>	Now and then, nostalgia can become a curse.  As if no one ever understands how things get old.  Your socks get lost, the television loses an antenna, plans to travel to Europe in a Tour Boat still sink with that feeling everyone knows is a sign that change comes, and young is a state of mind.  It would be Poetic Justice for the seasons to revolve around the plainly disgusting rate by which innovation sweeps the peaks and valleys of forward thinking trends like a tumbler refining each raw concept like a diamond picked from among a quarry.

 
Take a quick look at that newness and remember, it has taken over a century for this thing to be here for you to enjoy.	
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       <title>You Have the Time...</title>
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       <description>	The place you see as your next dinner date, could be the working destination for shirking the responsibility of what some people take as an easy and free avenue of meeting people.  In short, that gal you met sitting somewhere on or near  your office desk when you returned after topping off the water cooler conversation could be someone you know is already closer than a car ride.
 
Steady hands type diligently in chat rooms and profile forms for plans of marriage or savage meetings in circles who may or may not have any real or definable social graces to speak of or even write home about.  Standing tall with all this dating excitement tends to create a late or delayed response in a person's despondency level if that partner seems to be a bit hungry for anything but salad.

 
Watching your checkbook can be the easiest way to play the game.	
And keeping an eye on the quirks a potential partner has from the get go, not necessarily including their operating system but how they operate, smooth or otherwise can lesson the pressure had in an encounter with someone who may or may not carry enough baggage or expectations for the encounter to become too considerably painful.	
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       <title>Which Way to The Beat...</title>
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       <description>	Okay, I know you have something against music.  Not that you are easily amused, but if you check the side note on your download, you might notice that most of this hulabaloo is new to a few folks who haven't listened to the radio.
 
Radio play is part of a culture that panders to today's law abiding clients who like to hear free sounds.
 
Mountains will move before more people see the value in how clueless a populace can be about free speech.  Simply put, a good deal is about  shirking the old and folding on the first, even though times change and tastes mature.  If I had a radio station, I would want the best music, the greatest playlists and the last word on not what was, trends already set and explored, but working artistry, even inventive or plentiful trills describing what fills my listener's ear with whatever they think is valuable about music.
 
True, it most likely is the same for an internet station or label, but lately only a select few are able to glue together the ideas coming out of the speakers, the voice of choices running low and behind restrictive management of how creativity is planned in and around the sound, new or otherwise.
 	
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       <title>Steal this Blurb.</title>
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       <description>	Like a granule of sand on the beach, the reach of some people and their lives span across boundaries and found these niches and communities that do more than illegally share files.  They are the backbone of how this internet hones ideas and communication between individuals who otherwise would have no recourse for finding source code for the download of their choice.

 
If a group of foreign leagues see an opportunity, they are able to grasp it with the ease of anyone who may or may not even care about peer to peer or even free trade, regulations or otherwise.

 
Who needs laws when they are almost impossible to enforce?
I don't.  You should be informed about the rights you have when yesterday makes it okay to take whatever you please from the flea market or the convenience store or by breaking the glass door at the local grocers with a brick.

 
Tie a note to that crack or serial number with a smile and wonder why when guys or gals like you put on a tie and write software or care about collecting compensation for services rendered, it may tend to happen less than more or more or less, less than before.

 
Trust.	
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       <title>Distrust the Trust.</title>
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       <description>	I need a new diversion.  Stories sometimes come close to describing light from a thinly disguised wise saying.  Make an assumption and you and I can fund a theme park with all the shots in the dark about yesterday and how arks should have a holiday complete with currency in digital form.  
 Casinos take more than cash last time I checked.  Try working with a bank sinking with or without the giraffes, passing off transactions as nothing muttering to the keys, 'How do I get to my money, again?'  
 
The best laid plans, my friend, the best laid plans...	
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       <title>I Want Your Peanuts...</title>
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       <description>	How does sex go?  Usually someone sees an opening in the goal post or net and does his or her best to score, more or less.  When is the last time you or your people saw a fleeting lock down situation between a group of web cam fans and their object of affection?  Questions have answers, everyone knows why.  Cryptic innuendos make more sense if all this pent up punny b.s. is let loose somehow and crowds of post-pubescent boys and girls make for a difficult cult to manage.
 
Bring a good cheeky smile to the industry and try to remember that most everything is social, even if you don't believe the ladies at work don't notice the glow you have the morning after.	
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       <title>Because I Don't Understand...</title>
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       <description>	Answers come easy to a crowd of rabbling rousers at a concert with a mosh pit.  It is a given.

 
Living with grime under your fingers lends itself to lingering sensations of dim dissapointment.  Anointing a new day on the job could stop anyone from caring about all you can lift trists with a government issue tissue or check.  Let me be clear, swearing the net is marketing the latest in stagnant products or items is not difficult, finding a toothbrush at discount prices is an avarice meant for the bargain hunter with stunted internet savvy.  It is simple to crumple up a receipt once you have it in hand, or mouth, as the case may be.
 
The trick is sitting on what you know until the market grows into the newness people will risk to own.	
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       <title>If It Were Possible...</title>
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       <description>	Sometimes, I have a premonition about forum sites.  It's not new technology that makes this statement true:  that all real communities always have issues with conduct.
Not to say that a village card needs to be disruptive, but maybe, it could take a quick flame to make an email understandable and the Grail or Fleece of direct communication and positive contribution a reality.  Part of my life is about telling people what I think about and doubtfully, a few folks agree completely.  The trick is, honest statements are easy to make but increasingly more difficult to fake, nowadays.	
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       <title>Sure.</title>
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       <description>	I like to read.  I hope you do too.  Some people have grown into critical view points on those who loan a few ideas out to other folks they may or may not know.
Now, the last time I asked for directions, someone mentioned that I didn't have to thank them.  This is what I know.
 
These individuals aren't necessarily any different from someone who might give me a roundabout idea regarding the time of day or even how to change a tire.
 
I haven't heard a waiter mention that my order was 'super' in a long time but I know that I pay him, so...
Telling the average internet guru how embedded animation is the new notch any designer needs to acquire is just about the same thing, but not really.
In short, content has always been king and I know a few jesters who still know it is so.</description>
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       <title>And Or...</title>
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       <description>	Opportunity cost is something I learned in college.  I also like playing with just one Duplo Block rather than fiddling with the whole box.  It's easier to put together a space station, miniature style, without the fuss and stress of all the little pieces that you put together. 
 
I believe in aggregate effect as well.
 
Telling someone to bring a dish to the party usually makes for easy bean dip or at least a little lip about how spartan a large majority of luck becomes for most environmentally concerned sites involved in the process of informing visitors how to inform themselves about the interests they have concerning their world.

 
Add a little greeting at the door and no one cares what the music is like or when the pinata gets his.

 
Sifting through all this mess about freon or ozone or phones that cause cancer is like pitting reality against how seasons of reason are treasured more than considering the future less known or won with complacency.
 
Telling these people to stay and read is like selling magazines door to door. No one wants to sell them; no one wants to buy them.	
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       <title>Gas at the End of the Tunnel...</title>
       <link>http://www.slungover.com/single.php?page=14</link>
       <description>And with your last living breath, leave behind the slivers of insight or even the bad times.

 

 
Remember your membership at the online bistro.
Really good coffee is like ordering a pizza from the online shop.
You consume it after you get it and it is hot, supposedly.

 

 
Not to say that faded drivers or writers involved in a direct war with sweetener or pizza sauce are at a loss for what to do with the processing power of their computer, or even especially crave a delectable part of who will, in the coming years, develop the pristine reliability technology has to offer families as well as the random beat nick.

 

 
First it starts with how easily someone can depend on their pizza, then coffee at the door; then integrated applications influencing the manner by which people can expect consistency and products and/or services associated with on or around the idea of the web itself.
 

 
All I need is a webring on my left hand and the deal is done.</description>
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       <title>Heavy Metal is More than a Genre.</title>
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       <description>	Becoming an icon is like making a movie about yourself, if not at least a group of websites all resembling each other with different domain names.
 
I have been known to skirt around an issue in mixed company when religion or sex or politics comes up in the conversation.  
 
It's not as funny as touching on a few fashion faux pas in a modeling school or wearing a pair of platform shoes meant for someone with less gel in their hair and more substances in their system, if not substance in their story.

 
Pouring out a bevy of insight in a group, or in front of a mic lends itself to a greater level of insight than the average person.
However, learning that ads are for reading or listening misses the point in how a session not necessarily intended to lessen the discomfort had in plotting a concert on the lawn of the first house you see is either right or wrong.
Your band might understand the wisdom playing with gray areas might have in regards to confusing an issue or greeting a town, city or county with propaganda meant for someone who needs it.
Guitar riffs are methodical in a rhythmical sort of way.
 
Last time I checked, rock stars were glamorous and knew less about promoting themselves than politicians.	
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       <title>Right.</title>
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       <description>	Wrong can be longing for the emminent domain of conga music or lines beside kind graces facing this prim cringing list of various verbs and adjectives, or it can be something simple and true.
 
Who would have thunk it, that lying in wait for the spread of nonsense is a collection of nations taking reparations for a technology they may or may not have rights to so much as use...
Now, it's not my viewpoint to point out points so pointedly or redundantly, respectively speaking, but leaking information about babbling brooks or books in digital form warns of an issue greater than federations daring to take advantage of an idea which, for much too long, has grown lax and shirks any real responsibility for itself.
 
Inasmuch as an event can be a  random collection of folks telling a crowd of loud or unruly mob like people what it is to be entertained, mainly I contest the best of this world is in a working solution.	
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       <title>There is and There was...</title>
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       <description>If there ever was, there is.  And if I ever loved a site, it would be the one with the information.

 
I've seen it, you gotta hear about it and look at it and know that it is the best example of slow molasses in an impressive missive wrapped up and tacked on a screen.

 
I mean, look at it.

 
Just look at it.

 
Quit ogling the foggy graphics on the ads and let the ideas this massive tinted suggestive layout gives guide you to click and be free.

 
Please, work on soothing all the impulses to navigate somewhere else and tell your neighbor in the other cubicle to check it out if you doubt the efficacy of each pixel or morsel intertwined in this sophisticated survey of all that is bath towels.</description>
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       <title>Waaaah...</title>
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       <description>	I am a big child.  My inner toddler has been touched in ways I care not to describe in the last few days.  Make reservations for the coast, I would say to my gracious host and partner, the part of her post and stern, my ship or vessel which learns quickly all good things must come to an end.

 
Planning for chaos is like perpetuating a cycle, like all fights for lightly illuminated insight or quiet debate at sunset about who let in my friend, the confusion of how to organize a system based on no rules or structure.

 
Some old rock bands had more consistent tape feeds about how needing a manager is was and will be a crutch.

 
I've never heard those bands' music on the television or station that plays the good tunes.

 
Just wait until someone thinks about how to analyze this growing internet in either an abstract or detailed, analytical manner for the express purpose of establishing norms or implicit form.

 
Then things would rock.	
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       <title>No Reason to Live.</title>
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       <description>	I saw a battle royale yesterday with a man in spandex on a platform gyrating with such a mighty maxim planned, of course, to taunt the feminine, not effete, mind you, weaknesses of his opponents in the ring, who happened to be thinking the match was won.

 

 
I am the greatest, you never gonna know what you'll end up with when you mess with me...

 
Preaching goodwill and stature for all fans of live action, I plan to mention not only the dichotomy between claiming leanings towards greeting a debate between teeming hordes of questionable voyeurs and the hands who clap at these sporting events, but also the loss that live entertainment has to deal with, eventually.

 

 
Streaming audio, video and chat is where it's at in the new and exciting web, conditionally contingent on keeping things alive, with or without the chiding influence of reason.

 

 
And, basically, means greeting the leanings the net has to unregulated content and concepts, could lead to a bedlam in disguise, which, without a good deal of real thought, brings a flowery sensation to my mind that is less than an olfactory delight.

 

 
It is increasingly easier to bookmark a site rather than support it, however, to keep it short, might, in a large part, describe how simply a bad situation begins.	
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       <title>Interested in Real Estate?</title>
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       <description>	I've got a great number for you. See the dreary lead in the paper about ground or soil where you or your family can lose a good deal of capital describing the reality in how a marketplace economy works?

It's a great idea, but not many countries other than those that do share the concept of bartering directly for services rendered or even taken in placating a massive throng of individuals longing for a piece of the pie, so to speak can understand how free things or situations aren't necessarily, entirely free.

Western civilization thrives on the idea that good ideas are a good idea and greeting a good deal of governmental law or talking quickly about a systemic listlessness in creating a system to manage all of this longing, this deep wish for a free lunch, so to speak can keep a great deal and turn it sour.

Towering over all these entrepreneurial efforts to establish something concrete and uniquely innovative is the unmistakable suspicion that disseminating information freely or even treating it as solely your property or even the property of you and your company, conglomerate or organization lends itself to suspicious complements intended not only to flatter but to cater to possible clients and line the pockets of people who's ideas are were or never quite will come to be similar or in any way the same.

In short, if you have a great idea or concept, get a lawyer before launching it's display on the net or bet on eating it.

The idea, of course...	
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       <title>This is... Your Mewling Car.</title>
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       <description>	Impromtu clues as to who is stealing your lyrics or open source feeling could be coming from the intuition you never knew was true.
Growing out of sight, the blight which is plagarism exists in many forms and is increasing at an alarming rate.
If I could take the sorrow in offering out a great song or poem or some sort of creative work and see it as gone, then it wouldn't make any sense to balk at the lack of recompense had in offering it all for free.

 
 
Because of this source, the misery had in remorseful recollection reflecting on collecting less than what your code or labor load expresses, guessing you, at the very least, value your product or service; this lurid gleem which lures pristene programmers and writers and musicians alike, offers nothing but a pat on the back, metaphysically.

 
 
And after the dust settles, is simply a little dissapointing when you need a sandwich more than affirmation or need credit rather than betting on getting it.

 

 
Some gambles are a preamble to loss.
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       <title>So Happy.</title>
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       <description>	I've never brought a new trinket to the store and sold it by the sliding door to a couple who has always needed a toy for their heir or hair or here, have a new heap of junk or bolts gold nugget of wisdom; no emotions are as powerful as confusion and fear.

 
 
Change comes hard at anyone who needs to find their invention or social phenomenon at the forefront of a bevy, beautiful as it may seem, of leaden investors and suitors all with that green look taking effort to suppress.

 
 
How is it that a pretty world like this could waste a perfectly good entrepreneur or innovator like the one someday, someone will say was brilliant and kind?

 
 
It is simply put, the way of the  globe and nobody can change it
unless prompted by the aforementioned fear and confusion.

 
 
 
Sad, really...	
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       <title>The Face</title>
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       <description>	Geraniums all grow with the same smug, life look on their face.  Disgusting really, seeing greenery so full and free to prosper.
Not to say anyone has a great purpose in this life other than to repeat mistakes had when the previous one was a lot like transcribing manuscripts in a dusty cubicle, slaving away to record the historical escapades of a childhood with issues, but
I've never met someone who writes as easily or as directly without being indirectly or perfectly without direction when copying events from the past onto the future than a quixotic visionary.

 
Directly or indirectly, this makes sense to me.

 
 
Previously, it seemed easier to find an author or artist with a few tricks, who selected their respective syntax with care and became cognizant of the impact their clarity had on their peers or even their generation, whether that person directed movies, took paint on a canvass or questioned the fabric of society with close analytical theses and postulations.

 
 
These artists come once a generation and the look on the face of a manuscript that is done is the same as the one a person might find on a ground breaking web site or design.

 
 
Either that, or it's easier nowadays for a cutting edge advance in technology to be recognized as public domain whether or not it initially is/was/will be intended as such.	
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       <title>This Could Be a Test.</title>
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       <description>	I'm not sure, but this could be a test.
The last time I worked under a moniker like stretch or crash-man or land shark, I felt like the plan to take a can of silly string and a packet of super glue, a few moments alone with the crew assembled for me to find out the truth in the statement, foobar, was foobar. It was, to put it bluntly, bleak.
Leaking this info that mo' better is in meeting a quick thickness and how thinking about the slick nature the other team happened to sport, is disastrous, even to me.
I am not the eradicator nor am I a ray of sunshine.
Just a regular guy who types on a computer rooting for all that is good just to put some zest in this life like a tangy mayonnaise dip.	
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       <title>Paper.</title>
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       <description>If environmental issues and aggregate effect all pertain to one thing or another, the smothering affect a person may recover from lathering up with all this high and mighty rhetoric can take the stick tickling the backside of the up side in the whole shebang and rearrange it into a few words about can we all get along.
I could write a song with a guitar and sit on the step for an hour singing about the doubtful reality that all we can see in a bushel basket is a casket for a tune.
Someone singing somewhere is intoning the foaming realization that television stations don't carry much import when concerning a learning curve of energy conservation making swerving cars, perfect days and hurtling planets magic tricks and slight of hand.
Man, it's tough to find a kind granule of sand big enough to sustain life, let alone a destructive if not wasteful one. </description>
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       <title>And the Answer Is...</title>
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       <description>The bid on my thin lipped bride from Russia is such a drag.  She just might leave butts outside on the porch or torch the place with her lighter.  Why her legs beg attention and mention her homeland, it tends to wind or wax a bit snippy.  
If any real women can bring a few new ideas to how these girls are ensconced in some imaginary world of childish desire for freedom, a big mac or lack of extreme temperatures, then all of her strife might just become less after I buy the third and final bride.
I say keep the mistakes and this cake I've always thought might be better than the six years I've frittered and wasted on pasties, strippers and lately, twinkies, and download some real girls.
Photographs or otherwise, I want em free.</description>
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       <title>How I Right.</title>
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       <description>If I were right, the night that passed before I ate that great helping of hamburger helper without the hamburger is larger than the day when my parents may or may not have given their approval towards weening hours words or dirges meant for a respective lot coddling each sodden ploy to get more play at the station.
I mean, they are their grandchildren, mistaken as the aging coots could seem.
Making them sleep, these young men or women, the life blood of linen sheets, pillows and hours that keep all those little heads at the computer screen is easier once teases like video killing the radio star, far reaches into one part music, two parts shenanigans and three parts chat all convert that technological convert into a precept of marketing madness.
But not really...
I would imagine it is confusing raising a child, considering all the wild diversion a coercive dip into fun and how it turns Monday school into a droll afterthought on Sunday's dossier. 
And I just bought a wireless guitar controller for my wireless, infrared, blue tooth stroller.  The wife would be pi without the repeating decimal this time, I think.  </description>
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       <title>Jumping To Conclusions</title>
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       <description>It is easier to find, minding the moments when all this has grown old, a new idea or, more specifically, what you shout about at the sports arena than seems to meet the eye.  Why all this gristle and grime winds it's way to the forefront of any brainstorming head could explain, instead, how marketing copy comes on glossy paper but, still, takes a few seconds to prepare.
Where all this thinking could end up on the cutting room is, says your idea guru, listed in three or four rules you all learned in kindergarten.
Play well, tikes, or those little accoutrement snippets might float away once they are played out in the furrows of your mind.
Personally, I never could give any import to the sort of advice avarice of the quiet kind could guide, rightfully, a multitude of people all developing video based social networking sites, but they exist, I'm told.  </description>
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       <title>Great Balls of Meat</title>
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       <description>	Sometimes it is easier to think that drinks and fun, more of lunch or hunches that smother the recovery you or me might find rewinding the pain inherent in each destiny we may or may not require as reality in a way resembles the saying, luck be a lady tonight.
Gambling can be a rambling willful testimony to why two or more people can keep their will and checkbooks out of the prying eyes of those who wonder why looking at a winning hand can give a man trouble standing.
I love to lose money.
Don't get me wrong, the long haul is great for funny stories and lost wages make four major issues just generally disappear.
One, that house you might have always wanted to keep.
Two, the neat car, drives and has heat.
Three, your girl or guy might just feel out of sorts with the sort of magical disintegration that online sites find lucrative.
Four, more people might toss you a quarter if you mention the site in question while spanging on the street.
So, keep those cards hidden, airbrush the pittance of a digital certificate meant to mend the feelings of disaster last nights' excitement might have brought and knock on wood.	
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