Huge Entity Profiles:
Tuesday, March 01, 2005 → by Danieru
Name: Daniel Rourke (AKA Danieru)D.O.B: 14th March 1982
Size: Huge
E-mail: Click here...
Bio: Danieru is a British male of tenebrous consistency who currently lives in London. Until September 2008 he will be studying for an MA in Creative Writing and Critical Theory.
This website is an interactive extension of his ego.
Continued Ego Extension:
The pub flickers for a moment, drawing my attention to its darkest corners. Chestnut coloured bar stools; an over balanced coat-rack leaning against a scratched mirror; a 4-dimensional barman. He smiles at me before his angles converge at a point just out of my line of vision. When his figure re-enters the confines of the pub it has transformed into a plastic simulacrum of Dionysus; one side sags and begins to melt. Out of the weeping plastic steps the barman again, in his original form, this time clutching a small wooden box in his right hand. I reach out for the box, my hand existing at all points within the pub at once, and grasp at it longingly. All I get are splinters.
Direct access to somewhere else: www.huge-entity.com
Name: RobokkuCreated: 2nd December 1981
Confusion Tolerance Threshold: Huge
E-mail: Click here...
Bio: Robokku seems to be a meat-based device most notable for his inability to:
1. stop trying to make sense of things
2. make sense of things
The things of which he tries to make sense have yet to be pinned down precisely, but one of them is a particular sensation, which seems to result from the cyclicle nature lent to his existence by the above two incapabilites. This testimony should be taken with a pinch of salt, since Robokku investigates the things he does by organizing them into manageable systems which distract from the disorganised nature of the things being investigated. Or so he thinks.
Despite all this, there is a strong possibility that Robokku is a figment of Danieru's imagination - an unconnected jumble of ideas refusing to be claimed by any individual out of fear of disturbing, by categorization, the natural lack of order of things.

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February 02, 2006 3:03 PM
CROP IT
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So far, I've found the piece about autism most fascinating.
It's very interesting. I'll be sure to come back.
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