Buena Vista Travel Guide
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Too Hot for Epcot
Stereolabrat is an Asian-American girl whose rants make us scared and glad to be alive at the same time. Disney World can inspire a variety of emotions, to be sure, but it's a particularly rich tapestry she weaves with her filthy mouth. Children, cover your mouse ears; here are a couple of her well-considered observations:
Disney World is *@#$ full of sweet rage. I want to live there or make my house look like Haunted Mansion because that is like the most raging ride ever. Seriously balls to the wall, I am in it to win it. Red velvet wallpaper and that whore in the crystal ball, I'll take 2 please.And no, the web site is not safe for work, unless you traffic in filth.
I didn't get to go to epcot cuz my flight got in too late but I don't really care. The ticket person at Disney tried to up-sell me a park hopper pass because "Pleasure Island is 'off the hook'". I didn't even know people said that anymore. Anyway I can't imaging Pleasure Island having anything to offer in the pleasure category unless it provides mint drugs and opportunities to gamble.
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· Disney World in Review [Stereolabrat]
· Last Night I Shoved a Variety . . . [Stereolabrat]
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St. EOM and the Land of Mu
The outsider artist Eddie Owens Martin, who called himself St. EOM, spent his latter days smoking large amounts of pot and populating the walls and land of his western Georgia home with images of alien-like creatures he said were from the land of Mu. "I prayed to God to make me different from anyone else in the world," Martin once said to his biographer. "And, by God, I think I succeeded in that prayer." Dubbed Pasaquan, St. EOM's compound of weirdness is now open to the public the last Saturday of each month. The foundation dedicated to restoring the artworks hopes to greatly expand these hours within a few years.
Related Stories:
· Artist's bizarre home opens to public [Atlanta Journal-Constitution, via Althouse]
· Pasaquan and St. EOM [Pasaquan Preservation Society]
· Passage to Pasaquan [Peanut.org]
