Happy 2010 everyone.

• 17:22 @icelandairwaves I want to get in on the ground playing next year even djing! #

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Erik Gates who did a lot of the rockets on Mythbusters died a week ago.

• 16:25 @JennB276 of course there are!...there's um...no wait...um...haha ok netflix it! #
• 16:34 @JennB276 i want to see sherlock holmes and i'm anti avatar for some probably overly sensitive reason ha #
• 16:43 @JennB276 oh but that's the only movie i've been looking forward to #
• 16:50 @JennB276 haha ok when are you back in ny? #

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• 03:31 Happy Holidays from the miasma #

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• 18:32 looking forward to 2010...stay tuned... #

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• 10:22 happy holidays everyone! if you're on the L.I. on NYE, check out dj cult hero + jondus do our thing: bit.ly/5WoUE4 #

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HAI2U!

What were the skies like, when you were young?

The record of the worship of Arkeithios has been stricken from history, but oral tradition survives to this day, if you ask an old guy at a diner.
When the Christians were taking over Greece, the Priests of Arkeithios prayed to him: "Give us strength, Arkeithios!"
But he replied, as he always did "Tha sas doso Arkeithia!" (I'll give you Balls!)
The worshippers of Arkeithios developed huge, invulnerable testicles. This made it difficult to hide from the Christians. They recognized each other with their secret greeting "Na, Vrai!" (Here, dude! *pointing down at the scrotum*)
Arkeithios eventually removed the balls of all the Christian missionaries. They instituted the tradition of priests being celibate to hide their shame.
Eventually the Christians took over anyway, but some of the Arkeithian tradtion has become part of Greek culture to this very day.
Even now you can hear people greeting each other with "Na, Vrai!".

(for Faidra)