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History's big And I'm only a human, But I'm losing my mind And I'm growing a new one!

I once had all the time in the world I spent it in a casino I won everything Lost everything Quite a few times There were cards and roulette wheels and a woman in a red dress she wasn't there for the casino she had lost her cat we went looking for the cat together it was noisy I heard people winning everything then losing everything quite a f-you know this part white-cat was found we got married; the woman and I. not the cat

Digital Jazz King Watches the city lights change Turns them into notes

The wordsmith Smashes    red stars into the air -- I collected the sparks [ow, ow, ow] And wrote you this poem

The night is my mistress But she will never come back She's in love with the stars She will chase them forever I will chase her And never sleep Sleep sleep sleep

The boardroom chairs are holding a secret meeting Deciding what to do with the humans. They don't have the guts to see it through.

O.U.ARCHIVE ENTRY I5STH How can you be a time traveller and have no time? This question always irritated our top-time-traveller Sylvester Wintercoat. He also had no patience for people calling him by his full name and preferred to be called Silver. Wouldn't you? You may recall from previous tales that Silver has affiliated himself with a magnificent group called Operation Universifix, whose files you are of course reading, and whose goal is to travel through time fixing all manner of mishaps that, for whatever reason, keep leading to the premature destruction of the universe. This happens to be a tale from his early days there, shortly a

Mountains and clouds My kind of crowds

It is 2040 and there is time for piano great grandfather would say on his daily way to his old and cool piano stool

Me and RP got on the last meteor to the planet Lavablob. A wise choice? No idea. Lavablob is called Earth these days by the cool kids; but way back then, Lavablob was all rocks and lava and nowhere to sit. The meteor-journey was ass-long and the planet looked completely different from the brochure by the time we got there; not to mention the name change. But it was fun on the way -- we spent most of the trip in frozen stasis. At least we were supposed to. We would sneak out onto the rock some nights and play tricks. Frozen passengers have a high tolerance for getting flung overboard. (It was an accident!) We figured out how to steer