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Month: January 2010

Broken dreams

Posted on27. January 201025. April 2021AuthorP-chanLeave a comment

Sometimes when I’m walking among youngsters, I feel like my entire life has passed me by without looking at me. Then I realize how much I envy these kids. At the end of the day, it’s not them. The other day I was flashbacking. I still care about some people from ten years ago. I Read More …

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Girls from the past

Posted on22. January 201025. April 2021AuthorP-chanLeave a comment

I hate secrets, especially the way people ostracise me. If I say, “Talk to me,” they would bite their lower lip, indicating that they don’t trust me. We just do each other a favour, and that’s it. It’s alright when people consider certain things private. If you can’t talk with me, I don’t see a Read More …

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The Black Dahlia Murder Interview – 2010

Posted on17. January 201019. June 2022AuthorP-chanLeave a comment

  It’s nice to have you guys back in Germany and touring Europe. I know the tour has only just begun, but how has it been so far? What are your expectations for this tour? The first two days have already hinted at what the rest of the tour will be like, and it’s going Read More …

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A dreamlet scene

Posted on13. January 201023. May 2021AuthorP-chanLeave a comment

Nostalgia is the only way for me not to forget the way I used to be. I need my reminders to remain warm inside. Your heart does die when you get older. You realize this when you suddenly hate the things you used to love as a kid, things that used to make you overly Read More …

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The Fireball (at quarter to three)

Posted on3. January 201025. April 2021AuthorP-chanLeave a comment

I smiled the other day. When Kerouac was in London on Baker Street, he literally went searching for Sherlock Holmes’ address…I think this is what happens if you lose your mind in semi-fiction. Writers are such wishful escapists. This is by far my favourite book of his. The way he talks about his mother made Read More …

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