20.02.09
Found some old unfinished pieces.
They will remain unfinished - I am bored with them. I'm including
them here because I want to clear the clutter from my mind. Now
knowing there is nothing lurking in the bottom of a drawer or
at the back of my mind I can make a fresh start. I need a cerebral
current, a FRESH air to dislodge every mote from my mind's eye.
A common BREEZE sometimes smooth and sometimes ragged.
Henceforth I can concentrate
on my code. No point putting my code on the web no one would
understand it. Wait till 0?0?09 before putting this on my website.
I will have saved enough money by then to pay for it.
Animals with five fingers/claws.
Saw: Lion, tiger, bear, turtle, possom, komodo dragon, mole,
ferret, aligator, otter, wallaby, lemur, baboon, iguana lizard,
gorilla, honey badger, orang-utan, loris, wombat, chimpanzee,
sea lion, kangaroo, mandrill, marmoset, gibbon, koala bear, tortoise,
bat (fishing), hedgehog, squirrel, gibbon - developing into
mittens? Dolphin, porcupine, field vole, beaver, stoat, crocodile,
racoon, pinemarten, chipmunk, shrew, tasmanian devil, dog, saggy-skinned
frog (toes), meerkat, rat, molerat, platypus "dewclaw,
a nonfunctional claw."
Observe, at least, two hundred
then extrapolate.
Democracy? Party political broadcast
for every party except the communist party in this country.
Beethoven was slighted for being
'common' his name being Ludwig van Beethoven instead of Ludwig
von Beethoven. He replied "Nobility is here and here"
pointing to his heart and his head.
Everything included herein is
all my own work - except those few pieces with quotation marks
OBVIOUSLY.
My
view of Heaven and Earth
Because each leg ends in a right
angle I find two-legged garments, from pyjamas to jeans, extremely
annoying. When I'm in a hurry, no matter how much I point my
toes down, I usually catch one of my toes in the cuff - 'turn-ups'
or straight.
Why do old women wear low-cut
dresses with short sleeves showing their mottled, flabby, wrinkled
skin?
Omnipotence - omniscience? People
don't want such power - such a boring life. That's shy brain
scans can often be a 'red herring'. Deliberately so.
Knowledge of quarks, protons
and electrons won't make the world more real. Nor will knowledge
of neurons, synapses and the limbic system give you more zeal.
When you are depressed bananas, and toast might heal; competitive
exercise, a bottle of wine and a hearty meal. Best of all: feel.
Take a walk through the park in the rain. But if you want ot
stay longer on an even keel what you need from life is a better
deal!
I knew the lay was a lie when
she said her name was Carol in tones reminiscent of boiler plate
and rifle-barrel. Her skirt to the fork of hirsute thigh, was
slit concealing, I fear, much more than a clit. But I had no
inclination to quarrel for I'm sure she was hung like a bay or
a sorrel and she might apologise after the brawl, in ther stilettos
standing so tall! And I'd have to lie eyeball to ball!
Lambs and calves must be allowed
to grow up. (People should eat mutton and beef instead) All heathly
creatures allowed to mature.
Audiences will applaud anything.
People will clap anything.
When I lived in Earls Court,
London, I was waiting to cross Cromwell Road early one afternoon
when a young mother with a baby in a buggy came and stood near
the kerb. As she waited to cross the road I could tell by her
body language that she was thinking 'what can I do?' Her head
was bowed. The baby's head was in a fog of exhaust fumes belched
out by the heavy traffic. Governments should stop worrying about
climate change and worry more about the effect exhaust fumes
from traffic is having on people.
HDTV is not for me - to see holes
in the skin where sweat might begin and furrowed lips like corrugated
tin where spit and spores are harbouring.
Make a prototype of the mind's
eye drawing book. Its purpose - to stimulate the imagination.
The seemingly unfathomable is the only suitable amphitheatre
for the imagination.
Scientists say the universe
can not be eternal because of the 2nd law of thermodynamics
(atrophy - increasing disorder). A law introduced by a human!
Overriding all of nature! What would a normal person do with
a disordered room? Would tidying it up reintroduce some order?
The universe/nature is less intelligent? Do not forget Contrast
- Change - Emotion.
Celebrity
Screen with various
pairs of eyes, ears, eyebrowns, hairstyles etc, each numbered.
Players would choose the numbers they thought fits the named
celebrity. The winner is that contestant with the exact or nearest
likeness. The correct numbers would then be projected onto the
screen and assembled to show the face of the celebrity in question.
The game might be called 'Make Up'.
"Surreal"
A game which consists of twelve 12" x 8" transparent
sheets of acetate each with an entanglement of coloured lines
and macula printed upon it. A block of white plastic 12" x
8" for high
relief and sheets of 12" x 8" tracing paper. A player
throws two dice and is thereby given a numbered sheet of acetate
which he places on the white block in order to render the print
more conspicuous. A one minute survey of the print is allowed.
He then covers the print with the tracing-paper and sketches
that which he discerns, subsequently placing the drawing under
the print to prove his creation. The player who, after six
or twelve games, has the most drawings, or the most elaborate,
is the winner.
A board with 400 numbered squares
and 3 coloured dice: black, white and red. Throwing the three
coloured dice and starting from the middle of the board at 'zero'.
Or winning a sum of money.
To add infinite variety, the
board, together with the book of information, could be used not
only to play "Famous Faces", but also "Famous
Places",
for example, Japan, questions: population, capital city, currency,
national cuisine. The board and book may also be used to play "Other
Creatures",
with a description of animals and their habitat, birds, fish
and plants.
The game would be useful in schools
for the study of any subject, especially if the winner won a
prize.
The player who throws the dice in
such a way that he moves slowly across the board has the opportunity
of answering the most questions thereby achieving the highest
score.
"Composer's Kit"
Consdering the number of young people who buy guitars and other
musical instruments, I am surprised that such a kit has not
been marketed. The kit consists of six aids to composing music.
It is not a text-book on harmony and counterpoint etc, but
six simple aids - four of which are solid objects - to composing
tunes.
All the money in the world is not
going to help when you're dead and maggots are crawling out of
your face, nor does money help if you live in a palatial mansion
wandering aimlessly from empty room to empty room.
All the radio, television, magazines
and newspapers you've become acquainted with over the years was
anything ever said that was truly profound or life changing?
Candyfloss! Maybe I missed it.
"No hugging if your team-mate
scores a goal." We are ruled by aliens.
Which kind of fabric do scientists
imagine interstellar space is made of ? With billions of suns
wouldn't it be burn't full of holes or torn to shreds with all
the activity in space - planets, moons.
Meteors, comets, etc? No, space is space - room to move.
While passing the porch of an old
church I saw the leaf of a tree falling - it seemed to be falling
through liquid. This has scientific connotations, not religious.
Fright Story.
In bed in
an empty house with one arm outside the bedclothes & one
hand just over the edge of the bed when suddenly you feel your
fingers being held by a child's hand.
"Bonuses paid in the City of London
last year - twenty-eight billion pounds."
Comment
Some of the greatest minds in
history believed in an individual playing God. Their first
mistake.
2nd: Believed mathematics (like the Renaissance thinkers) would
prove everything.
3rd: That infinity as an entity existed. Naieve.
Cantor (mathematician) went insane.
"Girdel" Godel (maths) insane.
Turing - computers - "will go on learning, thinking,
communicating."
Turing was pumped with
female hormones by governments & security services to try
and change his homosexuality but he developed breasts and began
to lose his mind. Suicide. What a waste.
Girdel - If he found himself in the middle of a crowded room
would plot a path to the nearest exit so that he wouldn't have
to touch anyone. He believed the mind could reach beyond maths
& logic for answers & so was not a machine/computer."
People who sacrifice animals to
their God in order to please the God who made those animals are
mindless. If they made a piece of furniture for their home &
another person deliberately destroyed it, would they be pleased?
Albert Einstein (Jew): "The bible is
a collection of childish superstitions."
The Orphan
Vapours formed of a sad thought.
An
Etna, Niagra, a splash, a ripple.
And what can one so small possibly do please?
Lakes are your fountains, cauldrons your seas.
Do not expect mercy when China
rules the world.
One of my thought experiments.
Acceleration:
Rifleman sitting in the carriage of continuously accelerating
train aims his rifle at the fromt of the carriage. The bullet
leaves the barrel, the train catches up with the bullet,
the bullet goes back down the barrel. To prove that the rifleman
is not travelling back in time, he cannot fire the same bullet
again because the gunpowder has already been expended.
Ideas - Inventions - one of
87 I will keep for my code.
Oracle
'Tripod'
or
'Augur'
Introduction
With its computerised technology
and vast resources modern medecine excels. No other therapy
can match it. It is wise therefore to consult your doctor
when you are feeling ill. Nevertheless, modern medecine is
not infallible. It readily admits that many modern ailments
have no determinant: "The precise cause is not known".
The author cannot stress enough the importance of consulting
a doctor whenever you are feeling unwell. Remember, something
as simple as a stiff neck can also be symptomatic of meningitis!
And while vomiting can be caused by a bad smell it can also
be caused by smallpox, cerebral tumours, etc. Diarrhoea,
though precipitated by nervous excitement, a chill, or even
a change in the weather is also symptomatic of typhoid, cholera,
dysentery, diseases of the liver, kidneys, lungs, heart,
etc! If however after seeing your G.P., various specialists
and so on, you continue to suffer, then a 'Voyage of discovery'
might be just the ticket. No one knows your own body better
than your own subconscious mind. After all, who else
regulates and monitors the whole complex system - including
the so-called autonomic nervous system? You possess in fact,
inside information! The question is how best to tap that
hidden thesaurus? Answers to problems do not always surface
in one's conscious mind because consciousness often deliberately
suppresses them. It does so because some answers tend to
conflict with the morals of society or with a personal
code of conduct. If a particular answer to a problem is elicited
and it causes grave concern to the enquirer it might be better
to re-bury it and suffer the consequences, e.g. migraine!
continued ...........
How to consciously contact
one's subconscious without drugs or hypnosis.
You cannot genuinely communicate
with other animals till they want to communicate with you.
"You can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink."
Peaple say that as the quality
of life in this country is going downhill fast, the thought
of dying does not bother them as much as it used to. With
CCTV cameras everywhere, even in restaurants. They also have
pinhole cameras in every pillar & post, including spies
to monitor every e-mail & website, your home phone and
letter writing. Spies also focus on conversations in a busy
street with audioscopes (a small, slim form of telescope).
How vain these technophiles are: "See how clever I am."
Heard someone say "Take your
money out of the bank & hide it in your house." Burglars?
They don't dig up gardens. Plant a thorn bush over it or
a cross with a picture of a big dog. Burglars might start
digging if they read this.
Four variations on the theme
of 'Greensleeves'
Complete 3rd Variation.
Gravitation is in everything.
For an entirely new mode
of interstellar travel science will have to change its opinion.
"Children were skinned &
their fat taken to make candles. Children were also crucified."
Opening paragraph, in fact
the first sentence, must engage the reader's attention immediately
because there is much else in today's world to occupy their
mind.
Done.
Words ≈
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Children's
adventure story (full length) : 'The Poppinjay
family.' Family move from city to countryside.
Father, mother, two children: Martin, 10 and Annabel,
9 and their dog, Mud. |
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Full length
Needs revising
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Crime (based in London & L.A.)
Opening scene - crime boss softly sopken, pedantic,
visits one of his London casinos with two minders and
accuses the manager of stealing money from him, He
orders one of his minders to fill a beaker with loose
change while the other minder is told to break the
managers jaw and then restrain him: Possible description:
'A cascade of silver and copper pours between the managers
jaws choking him with the small change of one pence
and five pence pieces.'
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Proposed Western
(full length):
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Wagon master while overseeing the horses and mules
one night has his wife raped in their wagon by four saddle
tramps who had joined the wagon train that morning. The
four rapists then hightail it out of there. When the
wagon train stops at the next town the wagon master goes
searching with a vengeance.
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Porn
(short story)
Done
Needs proof
reading. |
About 36,000 words.
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Sci-Fi: Robots in uniform, entanglement. Physics and
religious fundamentallists. |
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Proposed supernatural
horror (full length): Young housewife washing dishes
in kitchen sink by closed window facing onto wasteground.
Looking up she sees and old woman who has the long
bony fingers of both her hands flat agains the glass
with their long nails scratching and her wild eyes
looking all around the window, as if seeking entry.
Etc. Including two
comedy scripts. |
You can write about anything
if you put your mind to it!
"Robots/computers are
writing music in every style from Mozart to the Beatles by
analysing patterns and writing new tunes. We don't need songwriters
anymore."
No individual, no group of
people, no matter who they are or what they do can destroy
the universe because existence/universe is a co-op and not
just of people but all of nature throughout the universe.
"BHP
- brake horsepower"?
"Working against a brake"? "Horsepower - 745.7
watts."? "One billionth of a second."?
"One
billionth of a millimetre."? And so on. Show-off!
Yobs always
attack the wrong class of people.
Eating stressed animals e.g.
intensive rearing of poultry, must eventually cause disease
in homo sapiens.
Why is glass instead of plastic
still used in windows etc? A bomb, or any kind of explosive
force, would send shattered glass flying everywhere cutting
people to shreds. Are 'officials' receiving backhanders from
glass manufacturers?
"English people, reportedly,
are being laughed at abroad because they are fed false facts
and figures. In England for instance, the inventors of television."
Use telepathy to divert an
aggressors intention.
Complete
the other tunes you composed years ago.
Amazing
how quickly celebrities are forgotten.
Asked who Jimi Hendrix was, a young man
didn't know. Only some famous people are
remembered - Shakespeare, Da Vinci etc.
Off
the top of my head - a few things to think about concerning
light: The filament in a light bulb, or the oil in a lamp,
shows colour the same as the sun in the sky. With many different
'wavelengths' of light entering the eye at the same time,
jostling from every angle, why do we not see a blur of white
light? When we see individual stars in the sky why do we
not see a sheet of light? Forget magnitude. When we see a
red, white & blue flag, without the light having gone through
a prism - do we see the same colours in order to communicate?
Would someone, never having communicated with another human
being, see the same colours that I see? How does the brain
distinguish so quickly the enormous number of shades that
every colour has? Is the intensity of a colour affected by
the mood of the observer e.g. love, hate?
Through prisms light will slow down --- Through a very long
prism would some colours exit before others? Ones eyes may
be open but unless one's mind is open one sees nothing. For
an object to register the mind must focus. So, would it make
a difference if colours, instesd of vibrations, travelled
down the optic nerve?
The rainbow in the sky, half a bubble? Roughly. Blow a rainbow
in the sky by blowing water from the mouth, use a camcorder.
A material object in not a sponge absorbing a multitude of
frequencies. An object is a particular colour surely because
it vibrates in harmony with a particular wavelength. So,
a blue object is inherently blue. Experiment with small mirrors,
colour filters, prisms etceteras. In biology/psychology/cosmology
I expect 'red herrings' are deliberately planted - What mature
intelligent person would wish to be omniscient? How boring
a life that would be!
Two prisms - light exiting from the second: do the seven
colours run till they all become equal in energy producing
white light once more? Do they speed up? Or is the white light
from the second prism marginally slower than the true speed
of light in a vacuum? Or like athletes on a seven lane track
in a stadium - soon the seven athletes are running parallel.
Never ending questions! With a different gradient the seven
colours might.....
Everything
else, on every other subject, I will put
in my code.