r/clementineiscool

NNGGGHUUUHHH

I’m actually in pain.

You know when you eat shit on concrete over and over, and the pain only catches up to you the next day?

Well, I picked up skating the last couple of months. And yesterday trying to do a steeper ramp than I’m used to, i fell again, and again, and again, and didn’t even manage to do the ramp without assistance in the end…

I hit my head multiple times, and my neck and tailbone are also FEELING IT.

I think I’m ready to buy a helmet.

On the plus side, while practicing near my house, two strangers complimented my ollie.

And another thing, literally even carrying a skateboard makes people soooo much more inclined to have a conversation with you. It’s like my camera hobby all over again. I like yapping with strangers though so its not too bad.

Speaking of strangers, the other day, there was an old man with his friendship group outside my house. I was rushing off to muay thai, but stopped to talk with them- as you do with people standing outside your house. Turns out, the guy used to live in my house from the 1940s - 1990s. Crazy stuff!! I would’ve actually have loved to talk with him more cause i had questions about what the town used to look like back then, but I truly was in a rush!

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u/No-Assignment3201 — 5 days ago

It’s my dog’s birthday

This is Bernard the clem-head dog. He is 2 today. The tears in his eyes are caused by his overwhelming love for Clementine, not because my wife put a stupid hat on him.

u/Benathan78 — 6 days ago

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I think Paul Simon has as a songwriter has harnessed the art of songwriting in a plebeian sort of way that can resonate with the listener at a more lyrical and sensory level than someone like Bob Dylan or Leonard Cohen. There is no doubt in the world that he has written profound songs but within both his solo career and the catalogue of Simon & Garfunkel he writes words that appeal more to the senses and to a kind of superficial —not to say shallow—esprit. Whereas Dylan can weave a story about a series of nouns in the fashion of Subterranean Homesick Blues, Simon concocts a sonic enterprise that allows him to communicate something simple and interesting, an entire career of nation infecting ear-worms. I think both are brilliant but lately have appreciated Simon's candor. He also is undoubtedly more dedicated to creating unique instrumental and vocal arrangements which are obviously more sensory than the field of songwriting in the first place. His self titled album I think exemplifies this adequately with a song like Run That Body Down or Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard, but it's also just what i'm listening to tonight

Image unrelated I just think most people would like a picture of a rabbit I took on a walk the other day more than my brief and scrambled thoughts upon Paul Simon

u/melontreees — 6 days ago

thanks for 1.4k members!!!! here's an extract from the story im writing :)

hi friends, thanks smmmmmm for 1.4k members!! i literally just noticed as i went to post this, thats so Awesome! every day we growing stronger and yes we WILL take over the white house.

anyway heres an extract from the story im writing "Two Girls"... idk if it makes much sense without context and i find it hard explain without just dumping the whole thhing But.... its not ready yet 😝 its about a lot of different stuff and things happening but i think what u need 2 know for this extract is mary and judy are 2 troubled young women in a relationship who arent super good for eachother!

im sharing as i havent yet had any other pairs of eyes of this for the most Part would genuinely like and appreciate some feedback, so please feel free to share!! (althoufh pls be gentle hehe im a sensitive girl). also i just hope that maybe ssome people would enjoy reading? maybe this could be 4 u? who Nose!

also i do realised i said "cheeks flushed" twice... WHOOPS!!!! will be changing that...

u/clementineiscool — 9 days ago

flowers from me

I found these pictures in my camera roll that i took in an old friends backyard. we're not friends anymore, and i dont take pictures anymore. It's funny how you forget things that once meant so much to you

u/avlidelse — 12 days ago