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Saturday, February 25, 2006

Hostages, ghosts and voodoo...










bande son : the atomic fireballs - man with the hex

Posted by Ephreet | 2:11 PM |

Friday, February 24, 2006

Ghost in the mirror...




[...snapshot...]


bande son : noir désir - l'homme pressé

Posted by Ephreet | 1:40 AM |

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

The sky is filled with good and bad that mortals never know...





[...The Battle of Evermore dans la tête depuis ce matin...]


bande son : fredonne du Led Zep

Posted by Ephreet | 4:30 PM |

Sunday, February 19, 2006

Just to say, you know i like the rain...








[...lyrics from "beats of love" by nacht und nebel...]



bande son : dashboard confessional - the best deceptions

Posted by Ephreet | 3:29 PM |

Monday, February 13, 2006

Heart et couture...




Posted by Ephreet | 9:09 PM |

Sunday, February 12, 2006

The deeper you stick it in your veins...





[...comme ça, sans raison...]

Posted by Ephreet | 3:11 AM |

Monday, February 06, 2006

Arrache-moi le coeur...




[...break my face...]
[...my back, my arms, my neck...]
[...but please don't break my heart...]

Posted by Ephreet | 8:15 PM |

Sunday, February 05, 2006

Je(u) de piste...



[...life's just a stupid game...]

Posted by Ephreet | 11:45 PM |

Saturday, February 04, 2006

In her eyes...


[...vu que je passe mes nuits sur DA...]

...le coup de coeur de cette nuit...

[...allez voir ce qu'elle fait, vraiment...]

Posted by Ephreet | 2:11 AM |

Thursday, February 02, 2006

Got gun in hand...





[...The expression "to go postal" emerged in the mid-1980s, following a wave of violence by post office employees,
as a way of saying "to lose one's sanity and attack others with weapons, especially to attack one's co-workers or boss."
The wave of murder by post office employees that inspired the expression lasted for fifteen years, from about 1983 through 1998,
with a mass murder in Oklahoma in 1986 standing out as particularly horrifying. Nobody has ever convincingly explained why this wave happened,
though the hiring and management practices in the post office are generally blamed. They hire without regard to personality,
and manage people like machines. Eventually, some go mad....]

Posted by Ephreet | 11:59 PM |



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