MegaZone's Safety Valve

Freaky... OK,so I'm watching an episode of 'Real Sex' (#25, from 2000) TiVo grabbed off one of the HBO channels on Monday and they're doing a piece on the Blue Angel club in NYC. Kind of an erotic performance art club.

So one of the dancers looks really familiar, and even *sounds* familiar when speaking... Then they show her doing her routine and her music is Ani Difranco's 'Pixie'. The only name they gave for her was 'Ivy' or 'Poison Ivy' - unless she's as nuts as I am, a stage name. Considering all of the Ani shows I've been to over the years, especially in the northeast, I wonder if maybe I really did meet her at some point. Considering the other weird coincidences I've had, and how much Eris likes to toy with me, I wouldn't be surprised.

She had some nice comments, like - "I think gender is all in your head and I think I'm neutral gendered in my head. Not male, Not female." From her act and her comments she seemed like a really cool person, the kind of person I'd hang with.

Interesting to see someone dance to 'Pixie' too. (Maybe I should dump this episode to disc...)
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It is really disconcerting when you're the only person in the office, on the second story of a building with no windows that open and no direct access to the outside, and you very clearly hear an internal combustion engine start up. And not a tiny one. Especially when you realize it is in the building, and on the same floor, and you can feel the vibrations in the floor.

Investigation was called for. The cleaners are here and they have a propane powered floor buffer! I shit you not, this thing has an engine on it and they're doing the floor in the kitchen area. But the noise is making it hard to focus on PHP, so that's my cue to leave.