Yesterday, I was walking along Diamond Bar Boulevard and I passed an older Indian man. He was about the height of a computer programmer, wore a thin mustache above his lips and his hair thinned at the top -- very typical.
As we approached each other, I anticipated that he would nod and continue on down the sidewalk. We eventually made eye-contact and I nodded. He looked at me and said, "SUV flip over. Crazy!"
"What?"
I looked over and about a football field's length down the road there were red and blue lights flashing. There was an accident.
He continued, "Craziest thing I ever saw. SUV flipped over on side and one small Ford car crash into it and then a nice Honda crash into Ford. I don't know how it happen."
"Maybe the roads were still wet?"
Hardly, there were just a few puddles left. I saw him gazing at the roads too.
I looked at him and said, "Weird."
He replied, "Weird."
Then we parted ways without saying another word to each other. Upon my arrival at the scene of the accident, I became a bit unnerved. It wasn't a SUV flipped over; it was a mini-van.
I trusted him.
- Adam T. O'Neal
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
What's Punk? with Dan Perdomo // Ep. 2: No York
Television - "Double Exposure" (Rehearsal, 1974)
Talking Heads - "Warning Sign" (Live at CBGB, 1975)
Ramones - "I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You" (Live at CBGB, 1977)
DEVO - "Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA" (Live at Max's Kansas City, 1977)
Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers - "Leave Me Alone" (Live at Max's Kansas City, 1979)
Next Episode: Manchester
-d.p.
What's Punk? is a public service of I'm Into CB
Talking Heads - "Warning Sign" (Live at CBGB, 1975)
Ramones - "I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You" (Live at CBGB, 1977)
DEVO - "Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA" (Live at Max's Kansas City, 1977)
Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers - "Leave Me Alone" (Live at Max's Kansas City, 1979)
Next Episode: Manchester
-d.p.
What's Punk? is a public service of I'm Into CB
Friday, February 5, 2010
I hope he doesn't kill us.
Substitute Teacher.

He could be anyone; He could be your grandfather.
He has no credentials, no.
But he has our trust.

He could be anyone; He could be your grandfather.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
El Asesino
Here we have the no-budget action film El Asesino in its fullest, purest form. The movie stars the movie stars Steven Roso, Joshua H. Coronado, Adam T. O'Neal, Steven Roso and Nina O'Neal.
-Adam T. O'Neal
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-Adam T. O'Neal
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Dr. Sanz
When Dr. Sanz rides the bus he pretends he is you and thinks it is so strange not to have a large beard to keep you warm.
(If you're lonely: click here.)
- Joshua H. Coronado
Labels:
Dr. Sanz,
Interuterine Device,
Self-Awareness,
Zen Buddhism
Dear Sir or Madman

Byron Smith/The Jersey Journal
Bayonne High School teacher Irene Nally tears up as she and students watch President Obama finish his inaugural address.
I want to be a high school teacher
—to rephrase:
I want to be a high schoolteacher.
"Techno-rap from South Africa?"
"I'm sorry, you didn't answer in the form of a question. Rich Mulligan, you have the board:"
-d.p.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Lizard Man, A Modest Man
This is Lizard Man, he is a modest man.
He has desires and regrets and cold blood.
(Below him is a haiku.
A haiku is a poem.)
He has desires and regrets and cold blood.
(Below him is a haiku.
A haiku is a poem.)
- Joshua H. Coronado
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