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Shoeless

I biked in the rain yesterday and arrived at school wet and breathless to find Trevor crouched at the top of the stairs, waiting to see Dr. Faflak. “You need to come see me,” he told Trevor earlier, so I…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 31, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | Leave comment

Crazy Talk

For over a week Brian has been running around telling everyone that I’m mad. “I wouldn’t trust Tudor. He’s not stable,” he says, explaining that I meet all of the diagnostics criteria for the Antisocial Personality Disorder. Brian’s lack of…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 30, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 5 comments

Ways to Fly

On wobbly knees I leaned over the precipice and shouted, “What do you do when you’re on top of the world?” A hundred feet beneath me the river billowed through the gorge with a deafening sound. I was alone…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 29, 2004 in Here & There | 1 comment

Cradle of Flesh

The campus security caught him, disliked his man-nipples, and asked him to leave the premises for the night.
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 27, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 3 comments

New Sleeping Bag Day

Thursdays are windy and fresh. And because this Thursday smelt so inviting, and I had a new sleeping bag under my arm and a bottle of wine in my backpack, I decided to bike through the community trails that crisscross…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 25, 2004 in Bike Rides | Leave comment

Know our Velocity

Slightly drunk and naked I followed Trevor into his room last Friday so he could give me one of his fantastic books. “It’s lovely,” he said picking up from his shelf Eggers’ You Shall Know Our Velocity, and I believed…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 24, 2004 in Writing & the Media | 11 comments

Bitter Mixed with Random

I was bitter as fuck this morning — yesterday’s intensely personal discussion about nakedness got on my nerves and the comments I received overnight didn’t exactly put a smile on my face either. Banning people didn’t improve my mood much…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 23, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 7 comments

Fruit Salad

Heather was eating her fruit salad when I tried to show her my nipples, but she winced and averted her eyes once I lifted my shirt. Trevor and I ran into her today while I was scratching his ear with…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 22, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 16 comments

How to Dance Naked in Trevor’s Kitchen

As payment, he keeps a sample of your urine in a jar and makes you dance in his kitchen.
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 20, 2004 in How To | 50 comments

Magic is Alive

Random events subtly join to unleash beauty. Since my piercing I’ve been gloomy as fuck — that needle ripping through living tissue deflated me utterly. I slumbered away the last few days, rolled up into a ball of sensitivity. It…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 19, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 6 comments

Mediating Reality

Since the Cord appeared on campus this morning I’ve been known as the guy in the newspaper who pierced his nipple. Everyone I ran into knew about my nipple — people either read my article (and cringed) or looked…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 18, 2004 in Writing & the Media | 5 comments

Eyes in my Nipples

My nipple developed a mind of its own, and now my existence revolves almost entirely around it. I have to wash it and take constant care of it. I write long articles about it in The Cord. If my nipple…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 17, 2004 in Various Positions | 6 comments

How to Get Your Nipple Pierced

An itch is what you get in your ass when you want to scratch it.
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 15, 2004 in How To | 7 comments

Until my Voice Grew Shrill

Do all ad hominem arguments backfire miserably? I was peacefully drinking my tea in Kathy’s room when the silly discussion started. Heather and Bernard were talking about crime, and the more I listened the more irritated I became. Their discussion…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 14, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 17 comments

Slave Driver

Katie West twisted my arm before tonight’s Student Publications bowling tournament. “I need you to write a story by Tuesday,” she said. Her hands were warm, sensual. “No,” I whimpered as she twisted my arm some more. “Auch! Fine, Tuesday…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 13, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 12 comments

Sleepless, Falling

I keep falling. At 5:15 this morning, in the blistering cold, the lights turned red in front of me. For a second I thought I could make it across, flexed my muscles, but quickly changed my mind when the…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 12, 2004 in Writing & the Media | 7 comments

Blanket

“Girls smell sublime!” I thought as I untangled myself from Heather’s blanket in the morning. I awoke feeling warm and dreamy, and if it wasn’t for Alysia’s voice filling up the gaps between slumber and reality, I would have…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 10, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 7 comments

Cunt

Heather laughed as she handed me a blanket and a tube of toothpaste. “You’re a university hobo,” she said when I told her that I’m spending the night on campus to finish up some work before tomorrow’s 8 am emergency…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 10, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 3 comments

Uncomplicate

David Alexander wants to profit from my brilliance. “Write me a story,” he said. Because he lies so prettily I agreed to write him something uncomplicated and mildly pornographic for his fiction anthology. I didn’t start writing my story yet…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 08, 2004 in Writing & the Media | 7 comments

A Jest of God

Heather and I start arguing as soon as we enter a bookstore. She dislikes most of the books I love — they bore her, she says — and I always fail to convey to her the exquisite shivers books send…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 07, 2004 in Writing & the Media | Leave comment

How to Fall from the Sky

“Did my body make a thump?” you ask as you start walking again.
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 06, 2004 in How To | 11 comments

Men’s Washroom, Third Floor

Matt, the new vice-chair of the Board of Directors, is an enthusiastic young man who is working hard to keep social relations well lubricated. That’s why he’s eager to secretly meet with all the board members sometime tomorrow. “Choose a…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 05, 2004 in Politics | 5 comments

Crossroads

I was standing at the corner of University and King, waiting for the lights to change, when I noticed him roaring against the traffic. “How strange,” I thought, and so did the people around him who quickly dispersed avoiding eye…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 04, 2004 in Various Positions | Leave comment

I Read the News Today, Oh Boy

This morning I rushed into the Cord’s office craving to get my hands on this week’s paper. I’ve been waiting desperately for the Cord since Monday morning when April Cunningham, the news editor, interviewed me about the VP hiring controversy….
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 03, 2004 in Politics | 5 comments

Moaning for Faflak

Around Trevor words are jabbed, not spoken, and sentences are screamed violently. “Dr. Faflak is going away,” Trevor screamed at me last week. His words sounded like thunder, deadly. Apparently, Faflak wants to get away from Laurier and from the…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 02, 2004 in Friends & Lovers | 4 comments

And the Gods will Answer

The God of technology himself answered my Cord article bewailing the futility of studying computer science in the age of outsourcing. Bill Gates went on a lecture tour last week trying to convince students that they can still earn a…
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Posted by Tudor on Mar 01, 2004 in Writing & the Media | 3 comments