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10/24/07 11:17 pm - Unbreakable


Unbreakable

 

 

The Unbreakable broke his tooth and turned around. We looked at him, all pretty and fair, with one front tooth missing now. He looked around him saying incomprehensible things in English with a displeasing Russian accent.

 

Commotion began, the centre of which was the frantic Unbreakable with his front tooth missing.

 

Time got stuck in a loop, with us looking at the Unbreakable and then at the floor in search for his tooth, and then at him again, and then at the same empty spot on the floor.

 

- The Unbreakable broke his tooth. The Unbreakable broke his tooth. The Unbreakable broke his tooth.

 

The white room, in which we remained for ever, made us sick, and we hardly knew it, because we could not think of anything but the repeated “Unbreakable broke his tooth” thought.

 

Hell. The marriage of hell and hell and hell.

 

So we read eyes. The eyes of my neighbor were certainly asking me, “Excuse me. Exactly what dimension are we in?” And I was certainly answering, “In the dimension of the unfortunate Unbreakable and ourselves.” The eyes of my neighbor’s neighbor were telling my neighbor, “Yes, yes. Thank you very much for standing right next to me. I am afraid of losing my personality.”

 

At the 1023rd loop of the Unbreakable my neighbor thought he had about enough of time-loop experience and departed.

 

I saw him some time later and asked what he did after he left. He said he loved the experience so much he set his country into a loop. I asked whether he did not feel sorry for the inhabitants. He said they used to live in a loop anyway, only this one was more organized and shorter. Besides, he said, anyone could step out of the loop at any time, but only a very few did that.

 

I asked him how, after all, he got out of the loop of the Unbreakable. He said, by finding his broken tooth, which was unfindable, because we looked at the same empty spot every time.

 

Breaking down the impossible got us into a loop, and the very same action let us out of it.

10/6/07 03:24 pm - Lennon's birthday Oct 9

5/20/07 11:01 pm

+1


Several protests took place last week, which I decided to cover in one post. Two of them that began on the same day were the hunger strike of boxer and former MP candidate, Israyel Hakobkokhyan, and the sit-in of Impeachment bloc leader Nikol Pashinyan. Hakobkokhyan still continues his strike in front of the Central Electoral Commission, while Pashinyan ended the sit-in with a rally on 18 May.
The other event was not exactly a protest but a silent march to the memory of Levon Gulyan, who fell or was thrown out of a window of the Police Headquarters while being questioned on a case, a witness of which he happened to be.


rest of the story here...

5/4/07 09:46 pm - on http://blogs.tol.org/armpatch

Sksela… and Rock in Yerevan 


Young movement “Sksela…” gathered again last Sunday. The meeting was mostly dedicated to rejections from the town hall to organize a rock concert in front of the Komitas monument. The organizers offered the people to join in an act of protest.
I left the gathering sooner than it finished to join preparations to a rock concert in front of the Liberty Square. The concert was to begin at 5 pm but began around 7 pm, so most of my story turned out into the backstage nervous Russian rockers and the preparation and fooling around of Armenian rockers and all kinds of other people.

rest of the story here...

4/22/07 02:11 am - on election

Political campaign in the country began on 8 April. Election would take place in a month. All the town was soaked with the faces of candidates, live and on posters.
She went in the doctors office. "Can you tell me what the number of the dead is?", “there will be a news conference”, “how fast is the disease spreading?”, “all right, it’s 2,275”, “what about the rest, does everyone die from it?”, “you can consider the rest dead, population has decreased by 10,384, including those who are still alive”, ”can anything be done about it?”, “yes, the country should be burnt, otherwise it will spread”.
He walked towards the square making sure his walk was normal, although he knew he did not look normal with the bucket of gas in his hand. “Where should I sit? On the right or on the left of the fountain? Should I face the hotel or the museum? All right, the clock, it will seem symbolic probably.” Before turning to the square it took him ten minutes to decide whether it will be a lighter or matches. Lighter it was, in order to avoid ridiculous situations. “Sit myself down and I begin. I am dead. I am the only one who dared.” 


my regular photostory on Armenian Patchwork is on the current political campaign in Armenia

4/1/07 11:51 pm - tol blog

Right I am using this blog only for advertising purposes, such a user..... anyways, I'd like to show you and invite you to the Armenian Patchwork  Transitions Online blog, a photo-blog about Armenia... welcome and comment if you like.

 

2/23/07 05:08 pm - piece of advertising

Do take a look at www.anush.am time after time ! 

:))

2/7/07 02:10 pm

COME WITH ME TO BLAGOEVGRAD THIS SPRING

1/10/07 08:14 pm - Cinnamon

She had empty eyes and white skin. Her being let out a scent of cinnamon.

She had a friend. He was dark, and had a grotesque walk.

She would spend days listening to his speculations about N. and God.

      -     He’s very good for a self-hating person that I am. He justifies everything I hate about myself. He denies. And certainly he denies God. Do you think I like my walk? But I have it. I consider Nietzsche the same ugly shit that my walk is. I consider you God, and I deny you.

-         Kann ich die Kleider ausziehen?

-         German doesn’t suit you. Speak the language I taught you, silence.

Her friend made her wear a red wig. Curly red hair. 

...whole story )

1/4/07 01:18 am

I used to move my hand over the curtains in my room, from the right slowly to the left slowly to the right slowly to the left. I never thought it would cost me my life. I died on the night of January 3rd, at 4:25 am.
I liked my room, always wanted to put a red light in there, photos or posters on the walls. But never did. I had one black computer, two brown tables, two brown beds, one red carpet, two curtains.
I had bed sheets. One set smelled like me and the other of my cat Karamazov. He slept on the other bed. He had moved there since my elder sister married and left. I liked his company better than hers. We were pretty happy there. Silently happy. But oh how he liked ‘The end’ by the Doors. He would get freaky, jump around.
On the night when I died Karamazov was fucking very pleasingly right above my head on the roof. Eliza, his girlfriend, was really enchanting. They began having an erotic relationship on the morning after New Years, on January first, like they were waiting for year 2007.

12/1/06 03:15 am

maybe too much for a day but anyway wanted to put an ill gif of my Coffee story

                             

story )

12/1/06 02:28 am

I've been talking to Kotomak for several days. She is Chinese. Her hair and clothes are made up in the Chinese national manner. I woke up wondering how I haven't realized it and shared it with anybody.
In my dreams for several days I have returned to Kotomak. It isn’t just a talk. I return to her, kneel in front of her and “report”. I don’t remember what I talk about I don’t think she talks. I remember only her silence.
I asked Bojidar in my dream about her. I said, “When you look at her you can’t bear it and turn your eyes.” And he said, “No, I have looked at her,” and he meant that he didn’t think it unbearable.
She appeared so real in my dream, so obvious. I wouldn’t realize how I could have forgotten her every time I woke up before. I guess maybe before I saw other dreams after her, so I forgot. Today she was the last I saw before waking up.

8/28/06 12:39 pm - MERONQ.com

This is the initiation of a project by my brother and me. While I am in Armenia I will suck out any photographic potential of each Armenian villager.

Ok well speaking sweetly this is a website which will be updated weekly into a sort of photo-blog about Armenian people of villages and small towns....

right now we've got the first issue runnning

there!
http://meronq.com/

2/16/06 09:05 pm






2/11/06 07:07 pm

Today i saw Coffee for the second time... i had my camera and tried to photograph her... she was far...

2/7/06 06:04 pm

ok my inexistent audience.... after my good old alter ego tesnel decided to close her outside and inside world i decided to take over.... 

after that i have taken a shower three times, shaved my legs once, turned my laptop on and off four times, gave about 40 kisses to my brother, thought about cleaning up my room four times, and.... nothing else special....or rather, unspecial....

no it is the shower... i know it's all about my showers..... it's about.... pro zverei.... pro tebya...vsyo chto kasaetsa.... i vsyo ostalnoe....

well about my showers.... they are the source of my most brilliant ideas.... it's right there at the moment when i reach for the razor... the beautiful idea comes.... it may be something small, or something outrageously strange... but they come.... 

and then i put on my robe, go to my room, and feel guilty... because Lena doesnt like it when i dont clean up... although she never speaks about it... and i never clean up.... brother told me to at least throw away the bottle with wine we drank last month....

11/27/05 04:28 pm

finally after torturing myself and others with thoughts and conversations about this portrait, I did it....i am not sure whether it works or not, but at least i did what i wanted, and now can move on....

this is a  very interesting person, Marin Gavazov. People see him walking around in aubg looking completely out of this world, and especially (and fortunately enough) out of aubg. He walks like one would walk in the army, and talks to himself (maybe about Socialism or the wonderous Wittgenstein). One he wrote a story for a class, this i have told to some friends: Hitler comes to AUBG to make a Fine Arts minor, the euphoric aubg-ers surround him, asking questions, "so why did you after all come to AUBG, to Blagoevgrad"? he answers, "Probably, to become the future leader of this region."   

"If you think I'm nuts, no, in the army they say I am not, which presumably means I am."

11/19/05 12:11 am

an AUBG professor said to another AUBG professor: "Man, the freshmen come here with such great enthusiasm!...And then we fuck them up..."

3/13/05 06:59 pm

The Are You an Armenian Test
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