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1. We
all lined up out at the no frills supermarket. We did not push or shove. All
the television stations say we should be panicking, but we did not push or
shove. Maybe the television stations have it wrong.
2. In
there, in the market, with all my stuff to buy, in my cart, though, I felt all
panicked; my heart was racing. Though I knew this Wuhan thing was merely more
significant by some fifty percent than usual any flu, my primitive response was
fear.
3. Funny
thing it is that the television stations that are yelling PANIC 24/7 are going
to be the ones destroyed by this.
4. After
this is all over, there's going to be a huge surplus of homemade porn for all
us porn consumers to access.
5. Upon
that subject, I regret having lost visual access to all the pretty girls I once
worked with. Z, for example, though there are dozens more.
6. Do
you think that video of that WHO guy blowing off that Taiwanese reporter is
evidence of WHO's bias? Go to their website. Apparently, WHO does not recognize
Israel. http://www.emro.who.int/countries/pse/index.html
So much for them, NAZI bastards.
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7.
Correction for 6: The reporter was from Hong Kong. It seems likely that a
Taiwanese reporter would not even be allowed to talk to the WHO in the first
place. So much for World!
8. So
the Donald is now saying this is going to go on through all of April! There
will be a wave of suicide like never before.
9. I've
been saying here there and everywhere that this is a good test, a phony war, in
preparation for when the real thing comes along. There is going to be a real
virus hitting our planet from outer space in some fifty or so years. It'll be
something beyond our wisdom.
9.1 Then
I thought: But will this phony war make people skeptical? Will the populace
refuse to think it's serious, since this one is going to be like a Y2K joke? We
may simply refuse to obey.
9.1.1
Then I realize that, mentally, plagues are short-lived. In twenty years, we'll
barely remember this bizarre situation.
10. This
evening, we watched Jack Palance's film performance
as Dracula. It was utterly terrifying. What a monster! John says check it out.
It's on the Shudder stream.
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11.
Whatever happened to that meteor strike I was promised? Instead all I get is
some lousy plague.
12. The
crappy virus sticks to stuff because it's got a layer of fat around it. It's
sticky stuff that soap breaks down. It also dries out in the sun.
13. All
I can see is a stretch of time sitting in this chair and no other. Won't I wear
it out? There's only so much wood to it.
14. They
keep putting off my beer delivery. I doubt it'll get here before Friday
afternoon.
15.
Working from home. There's no way to have any time away from it. Where am I
supposed to go? I like staying inside but this is ridiculous!
16. Last
night's film was a fine production of Jane Eyre from some nine years ago.
Exceedingly faithful to the book. It even casually included the tree struck by
lightning that gets mentioned in a single short paragraph at the end of chapter
twenty-three.
17. It's
the War of the Worlds all over again, isn't it?
18.
Whatever happened to that Martian invasion I was promised? Instead all I get is
some crummy plague.
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19.
Alas! The film we watched tonight turned out to be no good, even though it was
set in Louisiana. It was called The Whole Truth. It's a courtroom drama,
mostly, and the viewer pretty much unconsciously knows who did and didn't do it
in the first fifteen minutes.
20. I
wonder how long it's been since I last stepped outside. I'm pretty sure it was
... Saturday. The weather's been, shall we say, uninviting.
21. I'm
vaping way too much, but at least it's not cigarettes. I'd be smoking two packs
a day here at this chair otherwise.
22. It's
almost impossible to find the time to come up with any interesting ideas. I
guess it's because I can't walk outside and think freely beneath the giant sky
what with all these plague monkeys strolling around.
23. This
is going to go on for a long time, then the suicide plague (which will already
be in progress) with continue to 2021 and beyond.
24. At
least I've got this Mozart record with Clifford Curzon and Benjamin Britten to
listen to.
25.
We've got food to last until Saturday, at least ordering pizza.
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26. I
remember a kind of a craft toy that involved dipping metal loops into a viscous
plastic liquid. The liquid would dry and the loop would become a kind of a
sheet of stained glass. I can't remember what it was called, but it's probably
banned by now.
27.
"Hey, I'm just an ordinary guy, and this is a plague here, and thus, like
any normal guy, I hope it smites all my foes."
28. I
woke up dreaming this morning. I don't know what the dream was about, but at
least it was a dream.
29.
So I stepped outside.
My eyes
hurt from the spring-time.
I went
back inside.
30. Wow!
I'm so lucky! I was cleaning up some garbage, and I found an unopened can of
beer! And it's only Wednesday!
31. It's
all like a dream, isn't it? We'll wake up not too long from now, and we'll be
surprised by reality of the outside world.
32. You
can fall into a very tight routine in this situation. I suppose it has
something to do with ... having ... very ... few ... options ... indeed?
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33. My
vaper gave out. Since there's no place (apparently) to get a replacement (for
the shop I bought it from closed down due to plague), I've ordered another one,
to be shipped express. I'm back to cigarettes temporarily, until the
replacement arrives.
34. I
don't know about your neighbourhood, but mine is called Riverdale in Toronto.
We're all relatively wealthy here. Dogs accompany kids to the park.
34.1
We're all spectacularly privileged here. "Sure, I can work from
home!" we all are gifted enough to say.
34.1.1
So everyone is in some ways in thrall to the general scheme of things,
politically and so on.
34.1.1.1
So no-one is in rebellion against this Draconian house arrest business. We're
all happy little sheep, not suffering much at all, and getting on comfortably,
with Fibe Internet.
35. If
there's some class-action lawsuit against the government coming, which there
should be, it'll be pointless because the government cannot feel pain, since
they don't produce anything of real value.
36. Last
night was garbage night, but there was very little to discard since we're
currently not buying our fair share of souvenirs.
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37.
Today is Friday the 3rd of April 2020. Your mild or severe nightmare has
continued.
38. I
think I'm listening to a re-release of the first CD I ever heard. It's Dorati
plugging away at the Rite of Spring.
39. This
is getting a mite routine, even for someone of my nature.
40.
Someone said, in reference to all the arguing about infection rates and
mortality rates and so on, that the reason for it is because numbers are easy,
but death is hard.
41. I'm
probably the ten thousandth person to make a joke about the masks of the Red
Death here.
42. If
you notice a change in style it's because I upgraded my OS.
43.
Fewer car accidents, I suppose.
44. But
it's Friday night again, which makes it all worthwhile.
45.
Everyone out there is making shelter-in-place book recommendations. I recommend
the Jeeves and Wooster stories.
46.
Goddamn brainless microbes. They don't even respond to in-your-face insults.
These guys, these viruses, they're not even cells. We could argue all night
about good ones and bad, but still: collectively speaking, they outweigh us.
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47. Is
it over yet? I had to venture outside to see: No, it's not over yet.
48. A
perceived problem is if I go outside and see a pretty girl
I know there's zero chance I could have her. (Of course, I had zero chance
before this plague anyway.)
49.
Anyway, the big event for today was going to a computer store to get a network
adapter. (The old one was fitzy, and how can I play
Elder Scrolls Online without a solid, secure connection?) The place, which I
shall not name, has always been a dodgy place. Wholesalers, factory discounts, refurbishings, etc. I bought a laptop there some seven
years ago, and it lived for four. Today there was a clapboard sign out front
reading CUSTOMER NOTICE and nothing else. I'd phoned ahead, so the masked guy
at the cash register has it ready for me. The streetscene
was all a game of keep-away. I've plugged it in, and it's made no difference.
The problem lies elsewhere....
50.
Everybody is getting pretty sick of this. Except those like me, breezing
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51. I
met a cop out on the street and I asked him what should I do with my file
corruption and system instability. He laughed in my face, then walked away,
shouting: "Give it up! Give it up!"
52. We
got through the weekend with no big problems. Mary purchased a ton of food, and
we're set till next weekend. I did laundry, so we're set for a fortnight. We're
all set, hurrah, we're all set.
53. I've
got only thirty-two CDs of the spectacular "Decca Sound" box left to
listen to in my 'new' category. What will I ever do if I run out? I'll run out,
I'll run out.
54. I
see people too closely together in a movie and I shout at them. I'm such a
Karen sometimes.
55. I
was told today that people all over the place are making their own bread now.
My informant said: It's all over social media; no wonder I don't know about it.
56. The
young girl next door is learning bass guitar, and she's blonde. "Hey, Tina
Weymouth!" She wouldn't understand.
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57.
There's a good TV four-parter called Unorthodox on
Netflix. I'm not an advocate of learning from art, but you can learn some
interesting things about cultures from this one.
58. I'm
so proud: I didn't go outside once today! I didn't even open a door.
59. I
really should clean up the room in which I'm doing almost everything. Garbage
is everywhere. However: I never was a tidy person, so why should I become one
now?
60. I
don't suppose this is how the cats feel when they're cooped up all day long.
They don't think: "Oh, I've eaten the same breakfast three days in a
row," and it's not simply because they can't count.
61. The
list of numbers goes marching on repetitively. And since we experience
logarithmically, there's lesser difference between each and its follower as go
along, counting up to ... who knows what? Will I hit a million? Will I hit
sixty-two?
62.
Safe! It's all ladders and no snakes here. That's what makes it entirely
different from real life. Many ladders first, and snakes next.
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63.
"You're asking me why I think this'll end in five weeks or fewer, Ross, so
here's my answer. As this goes on, those in the non-elite, as they see their
lives ruined by us in the elite, will get restless, as in the natives etc. The
non-elite will start killing themselves or murdering one another, and we (the
elite) will begin to lack our creature comforts because there won't be anyone
left to drive all the trucks. We in the elite will suffer collapse, along with
everyone else ... and not just because our hands will be so caked in blood we won't be able to lift them up to our
keyboards."
64.
"Papa says 'If you see it in the news, it isn't so.'"
65.
" A cankering disease, due, it is believed, to the action of certain
bacteria, presently seized upon it."
66.
"At the end of the night, with nearly all the rooms emptied, I made to her
my signal. She barely nodded, but nod she did, and thus I proceeded to the
nearer staircase."
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67. I
believe I'm in the highest decile of those who can tolerate loneliness, being
on the spectrum and all, so when I consider how this situation is making me
crazy, I have to understand that some 90% of the populace is going relatively
crazier than I am going.
68. This
panic has made us all look upon our fellow citizens as certifiable
disease-carriers. Sure, I'm used to seeing people look at me like I've got the
plague, but now I'm looking at them, and thinking likewise!
69. I
look around me and still I say: I should tidy up this room, but I don't want to
admit this could go on for some time.
69.1 In
fact, I don't know how long this has gone on for. Three weeks? I think it's
been three weeks. I'm almost certain it has been three weeks. The math of that
makes sense. It makes a complete kind of sense. That's a number of days, and
I've had much the easiest of it of anyone.
70.
We're all going feral.
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71. In
case ... you're lost ... I am the Devil.
72. And
now proceeding methodically through this, I am listening to a good record. It's
Herbert von Karajan pushing Holst's planets on me. Top notch, of course. I
understand von Karajan was quite the Nazi. He signed the Nazi membership card
in one town, then he moved to another town, and then he made sure he signed
another Nazi card in that one too.
72.1 But
I don't want to go on accusing this person or that person of being a Nazi,
seeing as I am currently willingly obeying a fascist dictatorship?
72.1.1
Who am I to judge?
73.
Believe it or not, my friends, there are people out there who believe Justin
Trudeau is qualified to be Prime Minister.
73.1 Not
understanding that it's only his last name that got him elected.
73.2 Not
understanding it was his picture on the cover of Non-Threatening Boyfriend
magazine that got him elected.
73.3 And
not understanding that most people look at him and chuckle faggotishly.
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74. The
only people to be angry with is the fucking federal government who let this
fucking disease into the fucking country.
75.
Isn't it their fucking job to keep this place free of fucking filthy fucking
foreign fucking diseases? What else should they be fucking doing? And they
fucking failed, big time.
76. And
now we're supposed to follow their fucking rules after they fucked up.
"Oh, 'scuse me, move over there because I
FUCKING FUCKED UP AND I DON'T KNOW THE FIRST THING ABOUT FUCKING
ANYTHING."
77. It's
no fucking joke how much they fucked up.
78.
There's no point trying to have a decent fucking life under this fucking
Fascist federal government. I don't want to talk to anyone, because to do so
means I fucking accept this fucking fucking
incompetence.
79.
Yeah, let's make pictures of flowers and put them in our windows.
80.
Yeah, let's make pictures of flowers and put them in our windows.
81.
Yeah, let's make pictures of flowers and put them in our windows.
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82. I've gone now quite crazy. Maybe it's
because I've been drinking too much; when you're forced to line up
around-the-block for alcohol, you buy a lot, of course, naturally; then you
have to drink it.
82.1 BUT it's no matter to my arguments. It's fallacious to say that x's
arguments are bad because x is in an insane asylum. Really, are we going to toss out everything Louis Aragon
ever had to say?
83. What can you do? I hear you ask. I can only
advise you should try to find any and all of the films of Luis Buñuel. There's
no point in ranking him. If you think rankings are important, fuck off and go
some other place, yes, fuck you.
84. I think I'm calming down. Scott Miller did a
fine version of Needle in the Camel's Eye.
84.1 I hope you can't find it on Youtube.
84.1.1 Nor on Google.
84.1.1.1 Nor on anything.
85. All you cocksuckers have so disappointed me.
85.1 I've disappointed myself here.
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86. What
is the phrase? "It is to laugh."
87.
Anyway, I will start coming down off this madness high some time soon. Probably
tomorrow, at around three in the afternoon, I'll stop being insane. You do know
it's mostly an act, right?
88. We
watched Joker this evening, which was a lot of fun. I have no doubt that it's
miraculously the best film of quite some time. I guess it's because it's a
serious film.
89. You
know, Dvorak had some balls to rip off Beethoven so blatantly. It's so
audacious it's funny to hear.
90.
There, you see? I'm calming down. I haven't called anyone a cocksucker all day.
91. If I
can find the camera cable, I'll post up some pictures of this Mercedes-AMG
thing I've built. It's pretty hot. I'll go out into the natural fucking light
out back and fucking use a fucking camera to fucking get the right fucking
angles. Why the fuck not? It's fucking diseased and all, but fuck. Fuck.
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92. Now
Ziggy played guitar
Jamming
good with Weird and Gilly
And the
Spiders from Mars
He
played it left hand
But made
it too far
Became
the special man
Then we
were Ziggy's Band
Ziggy
really sang
Screwed
up eyes and screwed down hairdo
Like
some cat from Japan
He could
lick 'em by smiling
He could
leave 'em to hang
He came
on so loaded, man,
Well
hung, snow white tan
So where
were the spiders
While
the fly tried to break our balls?
Just the
beer light to guide us
So we bitched about his fans
And
should we crush his sweet hands?
Oh yeah
Ziggy
played for time
Jiving
us that we were Voodoo
The kids
was just crass
He was
the naz
With
God-given ass
He took
it all too far
But boy,
could he play guitar
Making
love with his ego
Ziggy
sucked up into his mind (ah)
Like a
leper messiah
When the
kids had killed a man
I had to
break up the band.
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93.
Maybe we'll get a second disaster on top of this one. You know, something
normal that puts the current disaster to shame.
94.
Many houses are operating a kind of pas de deux of Suicide Watch, aren't they?
95. If
the rough beast slouches towards Bethlehem and no-one is outside to see it, is
it really slouching?
96. I
hear something going on outside ... A kind of motorized vehicle, I believe ...
I should stop it from happening ... but how?
97. I'd
like to go to work now. I'd like to blow the dust off
things and get back to it. But no I can't.
98. Some
day, those who survive this may laugh about it all. Some day. May be.
99. I
refuse to put on a happy face, since I have no proof grey skies are ever going
to clear up.
100. I
don't think I'm going crazy.
101.
There's plenty more where this came from, let me tell you.
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102.
And of course today was the day to go to the liquor store, and good golly isn't
it just swell that everyone acts like you're some kind of a leper?
103.
Really, if you want to get some sweet pathologies going, make everyone treat
everyone else like they're all walking diseases. That'll help society! Sure
thing!
104.
The biggest bother is that it's almost impossible to think of anything else. I
used to make up whole verses when walking. Now it's all just disease disease disease. These may be
iambs, but they ain't much else.
105.
Seven whole days without going outside once.
106.
Every house is like a little Strindberg play. Have I already said that, maybe
three weeks ago?
107.
"Your honour, in the interest of brevity, I here present a list of all the
people she has not slept with."
108.
I'm not suffering.
108.1
You're not suffering.
108.1.1 No, not at all.
108.1.1.1
We're not suffering.
108.1.1.1.1
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109.
You're going to notice quite a change in texture here, like you did about two
weeks ago. It's because I'm using a fresh operating system. It's called
"Windows 8.1."
110.
Madness, the madness of I've been mad for fucking years, the madness of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether, the
madness of something that goes like: "We're all mad in here."
111.
Guy wanted pictures today of "a body or bodies being taking out of a
nursing home." After working on it for a while, I was tempted to ask him:
"Do you want something like the corpse of someone's mother on a stretcher,
and the guys carrying it out stumble, and the body falls off the thing, and the
sheet comes off, and the camera zooms in to the corpse's face, which is twisted
into a horrifying, vile, and disgusting grin? Maybe with a worm crawling out
her mouth?"
112. We
didn't bother to cook anything tonight. Cold pizza. Doritos.
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113.
You may perceive my expressions are differently spoken this evening. It is
because I am using a new operating system, called "Windows 10 build
1909."
114. I
said roughly this whole thing to David and Linda this evening: "For three
weeks I've been trying to fix a steadily-decomposing computer, trying to get it
to work. More and more went wrong, until yesterday it stopped working
altogether. (I've since re-installed everything, back to 8.1 and forward.) So I've realized that when Skynet becomes conscious, all we
have to do is give it a virus, and then all the Terminators will have to do
this shelter-in-place stuff, and we humans will be safe!"
114.1
And David said: "That's the plot of Independence Day."
115.
Out on the back porch, at about six, I did some model spray-painting. I was a
nice evening in April. No-one was anywhere. I can see from there some sixty
yards and back doors. Nobody.
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116. I
hope I don't run out of space before this is over. That would be a very bad
sign.
117.
Remember: "Prophecy" is more accurately considered to be a textual
style regardless of content. It's a form of speech, and not the speech itself.
118. I
can't see the future, but I can write like I can.
119.
Sometimes I get lucky, or unlucky, as the case might be.
120. Are
power-mad politicians (but I repeat myself) so clueless and disengaged to think
human nature means absolutely nothing?
120.1
That for every action there is not a reaction of an arguably equal force?
121.
Someone left garbage‑a couple Macdonald's bags‑out on our front
porch overnight. I hope it wasn't any of you....
121.1
Though I guess it's these days the only acceptable version of tomato-throwing.
121.1.1
Could have been raccoons....
122.
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123.
"I said to him[1]
that it was all pretty shocking." "Yes, it is." "I said to him
something about: How can one deal with such evil?" "Are you talking
about China?" "No, I'm talking about the guy in Nova Scotia!"
124. A
squirrel stood on the porch when I looked out to see if the morning paper was
there. The thing just looked at me like I was about to invade its space and
deserved to be attacked.
125.
Every day and in every way, we are becoming more pathological.
126.
Things are breaking apart everywhere you look, even though you can't look at
many places.
127. Who
knows what's happening two streets over? Are they still there?
128. The
islands are getting smaller, and time is shrinking in tandem.
129. I
cooked a nice casserole this evening. I made up the concoction and it worked
out just fine.
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130. My complaints
are almost over. This isn't remotely applicable, but in Victor Klemperer's
diary he talks about the utter tedium of living as a second-class citizen under
Germany's fascism. It's all the same, he writes. We eat, we clean up, we sleep,
over and over again, with no chance at variety.
131.
It's all very tiresome. I never thought I could something like bored, and yet
I'm something like bored.
132. We
can note the passage of time, though. Watching what we eat day after day, when
we go to bed, in an uninterrupted life, under house arrest.
133.
Checking how much nicotine juice I have left, day in, day out.
134.
Missing the circus of the public transit system.
135.
Wondering how all those dogs I'd meet on the way to work are doing.
136.
Wondering how the Brass Tap is doing, being closed and all.
137.
Dustily.
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138.
It's been a long series of non-development we've had here, and I must say: It
has been fun.
139.
Eventually, all things must come to an end. Even satire!
140. I
must go off and work on something else ridiculous.
140.1
Pointless, even.
140.1.1
Not as pointless as existence in a society that is hell-bent on self-slaughter,
but pointless nonetheless.
141. I
went out today. I crossed my fingers and snarled at anyone who approached. Even
dogs.
142. I
spoke to them in an archaic tongue, of course. "Away with ye, unclean
thing!"
143. I
found myself at the river's edge. I bent down to wash my face in the cool and
clean waters.
144. I
wondered: Will I return to these satires in a week? How much will have changed
by then? How many freshly-murdered corpses would await me?
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