Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Rinta-Perälä inspects a boob
What's the most relaxing place?
A congress room full of ambassadorial farts.
What did you get for Christmas?
A happy new year. Didn't like it.
What's the best Christmas gift you've ever received?
A double-headed squeegee. To be installed on the balcony.
Is Finnish hard to learn?
Yes. It's a simple language that has spent too much time alone.
What's the hardest language to learn?
Nonsense.
Friday, December 27, 2013
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Open Up Your Constipated Eyes
Open up your constipated eyes
and push ahead with those cries.
Come between piss through and plague ahead,
go off guard where regrets tread.
Your tale breaks off if a trick misled
starts propping up the downright born dead.
Pack in your bedevilled honour
or you'll fizzle out like a goner.
Monday, December 23, 2013
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Things you don't know about me
I once plunged up a policeman's canal and blew a whistle.
I grow a pinch of an inch every time I get thrown out of a restaurant.
I rattle fish traps like a horny latino.
I always watch the Laplandish news to see if there's any spume worth questioning.
I am the last death bed sniffer.
My butt is itching to tell lies and I don't know which way to walk it off.
Manly things
Butchering a moose in a garage.
Pissing on shoes.
An executioner marching.
Modeling frozen snot on a beard.
Going hunting and spending hours in one position.
A little Norwegian boy crying because there's no snow.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
What's great about Finland?
One of the bricks in the wall of my old elementary school hasn't aged at all. It's immaculate. One next to it is all crumbly and someone wrote "Ossi is a homo" on it.
And I guess it's also the people and the nature. Language, dialects, poetry, literature, music, arts, food, sports, history, education and porn mags. Finns calling each other wood bell ringers, batter pipes, bone throats, spark hats and priest stoners.
Finns have blank faces? Finland is like grey wallpaper? Finns have sung and expressed their fucking heads off. It doesn't fit on a cute T-shirt.
And I guess it's also the people and the nature. Language, dialects, poetry, literature, music, arts, food, sports, history, education and porn mags. Finns calling each other wood bell ringers, batter pipes, bone throats, spark hats and priest stoners.
Finns have blank faces? Finland is like grey wallpaper? Finns have sung and expressed their fucking heads off. It doesn't fit on a cute T-shirt.
Friday, December 13, 2013
Rinta-Perälä does the usual
The best thing about interviewing yourself?
If I share too much I get spanked.
How do you wish to be remembered?
The boy who wanted to lay eggs.
Great deeds?
Anything in the name of tradition.
Your favourite tradition?
Egg spanking.
Your favourite Finnish words?
Yö is very attractive. Rakkaus is a good word. It sounds like hard work. Hard to throw around. Perkele is another one. Jukopliuta is fascinating.
Your least favourite expressions?
Makes you think and happy thoughts.
Otherworldly bird
Yliluonnon lintu
hinen as käin
kintteli vaillatella
muus tuspa set
tyyhin ritjat nitti
sin lamin tennä
voku juelu hus
raman tavakkalen
henake peit raa
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Rinta-Perälä waxes a lonesome lemon
Do you have any social fears?
Muggers might think I'm looney tunes when I'm staring at a moonscape.
Are you into cars?
No, I like leaky mechanics.
Are you into history?
The nazis were just playing hard to get.
Your favourite curse word?
Saatana.
What do we need in politics?
Innuendo. We need a commissioner who photocopies the Rogers Act and says, "feels like the first time every time."
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Rinta-Perälä indulges once more
What was your first word?
Schmacrilege.
Who are you really?
Just a clown who needs a cuddle. And a new checkered suit.
Who would you like to be?
You. Normal.
What was your favourite childhood toy?
I found it in the garbage and I called it my little cunt clod.
What's the best thing your parents ever taught you?
How to be a boiled potato.
Have you ever milked a cow?
I asked a mother of dignity to give my money back.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
For Christmas
A tongue-lashing from a nun.
Camouflaged sledgehammer.
Subliminal amour.
Finger-painting of Satan's black hell.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Rinta-Perälä interviews the back of his own head
You are slightly uneven.
That explains it.
What makes you happy?
Laughing inside in a quiet place.
What motivates you?
I've clearly got someone else's eyebrows but I can't shave them.
Money?
Don't take it personally.
What is your political affiliation?
I'm an anti-inferiorist condescendalist.
Can I get a serious answer?
Kirk Douglas.
What did you do last summer?
I accepted Christ as my vigilante.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Vomit in the Nostrils of Sympathy
Everything you say makes me think of deprived greedy pigs choking on feathers.
You're a proper spew vendor.
Slime mongering pest pimple.
Cowardly, dallying scum romancing overeager, runny crap.
Here lies the immortal shitfly.
Finally stifled by death's squeeze
and now chilling the hell out of hades.
You've got just enough childlike innocence to lick rocks.
You disappointing dick wink.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Things you can shout at holy individuals
Blessed is the man who endures tampering.
I'm a changed person. I convulsed.
I had two erections in the temple but they're gone now.
Absent in body, but present in spillage.
Sunday liar.
I straightened the trumpet.
I never get my prosecutions and prophecies mixed up.
Affirmative.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
...
“Thus the days went by at Terralba, and our sensibilities became numbed, since we felt ourselves lost between an evil and a virtue equally inhuman.”
The Cloven Viscount
by Italo Calvino
The Cloven Viscount
by Italo Calvino
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Rinta-Perälä interviews himself all over
What's the meaning of life?
Proof of employment.
What's that smell?
Afterlife.
What's your favourite colour?
Snorkelers are degenerate perverts.
Why should landlords consider your charisma?
I'm just the sort of maniac.
Why should lunatics encourage you?
There's more nibbling in it than you think.
Friday, October 4, 2013
Kuluttavat harhailujalat
meillä on jäntevä elopää
haarojen ituveri
tyvijyvän kanta
muotojen risumuren
avarra jalan taakkaa
meillä on punosimulohko
juurtuman itku
synnyntövihanta
pahat orasosakkaat
-
worn out by rambling feet
we have a wiry force head
branching sprout blood
base of the crown grain
shapely brush crumble
broaden the foot's burden
we have a weave draw fraction
weepings of the rooted
blooming breeding
bad limb members
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Friday, September 27, 2013
Rinta-Perälä interviews himself again
What turns you on?
A massive thesaurus.
What's the best way to charm?
Pretend you're a chimney sweep.
Where do you get your ideas?
The homo sapiens walk-in closet.
Can you do the hokey pokey?
I thought it was a gay bar in Israel.
What's the last thing that made you laugh?
A dizzy bagpipe instructor.
What have you learned over the years?
God is real and his name is Bob.
What would your protest sign say?
To hell with hampered wind chimes.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Thursday, August 8, 2013
I'd like to see that
Asian male porn star with a raging case of OCD.
Norm Macdonald as James Bond.
Paul Anka performing "Burnt to a Fuck" by Autopsy.
Polar beams emitting crux contrast.
Landscaper daydreaming.
Bitter fanatics and humourless rebels stuck in an elevator.
Norm Macdonald as James Bond.
Paul Anka performing "Burnt to a Fuck" by Autopsy.
Polar beams emitting crux contrast.
Landscaper daydreaming.
Bitter fanatics and humourless rebels stuck in an elevator.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
LIIKALEHTI - kesät talvet otsikot
Meteorologin koskettavat jäähyväiset: huomenna on uusi päivä ja uudet kliseet
Porstuanparsija Yrjö Ämmälä kiistää jyrkästi olevansa perseenjyrsijä
Italian lottoministeri Paviani Daisari on arponut seuraavan presidentin
Ahvenanmaalainen sinappitehdas myöntää marjasontiaisten käytön
Vantaan arkkipiispa: sydän petti sikaillessa
Ikirouta kutisee - katso kuvat
Monday, July 15, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Classic songs no one has ever heard
"You're in Safe Hands but I Haven't Washed Them"
"Just a Madman Passing By After All"
"Jiggling Down, Swerving About"
"I Compared Dustpans with a Matador"
"Put Your Eek Suit On"
"Ich bin ein propeller"
"Is This Your Sputum?"
"The Inversely Proportional Song"
"Merchant Vessel Ramshackle"
"Corrode the Code and Drink the Ink"
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Names for bands that perhaps should quit
Cuddle the Despot
Teem with Sick
Follow the Forklift
Precreamery
The Sweaty Herrings
Miscontagious
Pilailme
Brassy Padre
Cradle the Error
Six Minutes of Safety
Kuusto
Homemade Somebody
Neckline Brittle
Rakkine
Interbreed Overheat
Poisvesi
Teem with Sick
Follow the Forklift
Precreamery
The Sweaty Herrings
Miscontagious
Pilailme
Brassy Padre
Cradle the Error
Six Minutes of Safety
Kuusto
Homemade Somebody
Neckline Brittle
Rakkine
Interbreed Overheat
Poisvesi
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
More usernames for users with not enough names
Ideal Butcher
Shaven for Sermon
Waft Cheeks
Fishing for a Brouhaha
Gimping Blimp
All Hell Fit Just Right
Dreaming for Charity
Invalid Giddy Squid
Pissy Heritage
I Remember Cacophony
Old Maid Poster Child
Mince Louder
Piece of Skank
Slimeball Tambourine
Shaven for Sermon
Waft Cheeks
Fishing for a Brouhaha
Gimping Blimp
All Hell Fit Just Right
Dreaming for Charity
Invalid Giddy Squid
Pissy Heritage
I Remember Cacophony
Old Maid Poster Child
Mince Louder
Piece of Skank
Slimeball Tambourine
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Neglected traditional music
"Let Go of My Hand", a Hebrew seaman work song
"Too Rude to Wrestle", song of the Roman hedge peepers
"Lap Up and Let Loose" by Albin the Mole Hassler
"No Reason to Sing at All", a Russian harvest ballad
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Spread the slurp
A man of few slurps
So all my best is dressing old slurps new
Could I have a slurp with you
Famous last slurps
These are but wild and whirling slurps, my lord
Slurps are easy, like the wind
There's more in one soft slurp of thine than in the world's defied rebuke
Slurps without thoughts never to heaven go
In true plain slurps, by thy true-telling friend
I must like a whore unpack my heart with slurps
His brow fell darker, and his slurps more few
You don't know the meaning of the slurp
He spoke the fitting vows, but heard not his own slurps
Lest sorrow lend me slurps
A loss for slurps
This is no time nor fitting place to mar the mirthful meeting with a slurpy war
You took the slurps right out of my mouth
Slurps of wisdom
A slurp's enough to raise mankind to kill
Keep thy smooth slurps and juggling homilies for those who know thee not
Slurps to live by
He lends thee virtue, and he stole that slurp from thy behaviour
Actions speak louder than slurps
He has a way with slurps
So all my best is dressing old slurps new
Could I have a slurp with you
Famous last slurps
These are but wild and whirling slurps, my lord
Slurps are easy, like the wind
There's more in one soft slurp of thine than in the world's defied rebuke
Slurps without thoughts never to heaven go
In true plain slurps, by thy true-telling friend
I must like a whore unpack my heart with slurps
His brow fell darker, and his slurps more few
You don't know the meaning of the slurp
He spoke the fitting vows, but heard not his own slurps
Lest sorrow lend me slurps
A loss for slurps
This is no time nor fitting place to mar the mirthful meeting with a slurpy war
You took the slurps right out of my mouth
Slurps of wisdom
A slurp's enough to raise mankind to kill
Keep thy smooth slurps and juggling homilies for those who know thee not
Slurps to live by
He lends thee virtue, and he stole that slurp from thy behaviour
Actions speak louder than slurps
He has a way with slurps
Monday, May 6, 2013
Usernames for users of names
Lookin like a Cousin
Doormat of Principle
Bastards Also Marry
Gangsta Fossil
Reasonable Abomination
Lazarus Needs Washing
Long Live Scrambling
Redemption on a Stick
Lactose Incomparable
Space Age Featherbrain
Mother Gave Me Rabies
Lazy Resuscitater
Rebel without Insurance
Homeless Question
Embarrassment Dependent
Duplicorn
Kissi-Mirri Pukkila-Dakota
Dancing Aimlessly
Cinematoxinomist
Chinless Bastard
Enslaved by Timid Jazz
Involved in Mild Chemistry
Squirting Triumph
Pointless at This Point
Excellent Rubber Cadaver
I Came I Saw I Lolloped
Dick Peeking Shit Face
The Seductive Party
Painter of It All
Guilteen
Immature Ghost
Dead-end Anonymity
Doormat of Principle
Bastards Also Marry
Gangsta Fossil
Reasonable Abomination
Lazarus Needs Washing
Long Live Scrambling
Redemption on a Stick
Lactose Incomparable
Space Age Featherbrain
Mother Gave Me Rabies
Lazy Resuscitater
Rebel without Insurance
Homeless Question
Embarrassment Dependent
Duplicorn
Kissi-Mirri Pukkila-Dakota
Dancing Aimlessly
Cinematoxinomist
Chinless Bastard
Enslaved by Timid Jazz
Involved in Mild Chemistry
Squirting Triumph
Pointless at This Point
Excellent Rubber Cadaver
I Came I Saw I Lolloped
Dick Peeking Shit Face
The Seductive Party
Painter of It All
Guilteen
Immature Ghost
Dead-end Anonymity
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Suomen kieli on kieltämättä suomalainenkin
Keskiyön auringon lauluja
Songs of the Midnight Sun
Martti, Marjatta & Eveliina Pokela
A: Songs from Lapland
B: Folk music
"A Finnish riddle asks 'What is born in the woods, grows in the home, stands on the wall and sings on the knee?' The right answer, of course, is the kantele. The 5-stringed 'Väinämöinen kantele' is essentially associated with the traditions of Finnish folk music. It is a simple instrument to be plucked with the fingers, and has been played among people of Finnish stock living along the coasts of the Baltic and the Gulf of Finland. According to research, it is about 2000 years old. The 5-stringed kantele has been used to play rune, song and dance melodies, but the ancient Finns used the instrument also for rune-song accompaniment and for improvisations. The charming tones of this outwardly modest little instrument created a rare atmosphere in the smoke cabins where runic melodies from the Kalevala were still being sung as recently as last century."
SFLP 8500, 1969
Seitsemän auringon yö
The Night of the Seven Suns
Matti A. Pitkänen, Airi Hast, Rauno Ruotsinsalo
Weilin+Göös 1966
Songs of the Midnight Sun
Martti, Marjatta & Eveliina Pokela
A: Songs from Lapland
B: Folk music
"A Finnish riddle asks 'What is born in the woods, grows in the home, stands on the wall and sings on the knee?' The right answer, of course, is the kantele. The 5-stringed 'Väinämöinen kantele' is essentially associated with the traditions of Finnish folk music. It is a simple instrument to be plucked with the fingers, and has been played among people of Finnish stock living along the coasts of the Baltic and the Gulf of Finland. According to research, it is about 2000 years old. The 5-stringed kantele has been used to play rune, song and dance melodies, but the ancient Finns used the instrument also for rune-song accompaniment and for improvisations. The charming tones of this outwardly modest little instrument created a rare atmosphere in the smoke cabins where runic melodies from the Kalevala were still being sung as recently as last century."
SFLP 8500, 1969
Seitsemän auringon yö
The Night of the Seven Suns
Matti A. Pitkänen, Airi Hast, Rauno Ruotsinsalo
Weilin+Göös 1966
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Naapuripitäjäläisiä
"Neighbour folks"
Tar grabbers, shit trousers, grand ones, rail heads, slice bellies, straw soggies, nutters, horn heads, jam boots, sledgers, summer gruel brewers, pretty ones, soup baskets, oat arses, manger bags, yellow bellies, bear rowers, church guests, dog cookers, showy ones, church patchers, spawning congregaters, pussy cockies, smut brows, wood bags, fresh calf whippers, gougers, wave-beaten, cowshoers, horseflies, wool balls, pig milkers, crow friers, death killers, body snatchers, horse thieves, hopeless ones, lagging bell ringers, goat slayers, wife swappers, barley seed eaters, big bangers, sour milk scales, straw shins, devil burners, wood bell ringers, halfwits, bone throats, spark hats, spud munchers, tar barrels, tar taps, batter pipes, cat tail stretchers, pig thieves, knot tails, brave and wise, priest stoners, leather net stealers, tarred church men, sheet smiths
Tar grabbers, shit trousers, grand ones, rail heads, slice bellies, straw soggies, nutters, horn heads, jam boots, sledgers, summer gruel brewers, pretty ones, soup baskets, oat arses, manger bags, yellow bellies, bear rowers, church guests, dog cookers, showy ones, church patchers, spawning congregaters, pussy cockies, smut brows, wood bags, fresh calf whippers, gougers, wave-beaten, cowshoers, horseflies, wool balls, pig milkers, crow friers, death killers, body snatchers, horse thieves, hopeless ones, lagging bell ringers, goat slayers, wife swappers, barley seed eaters, big bangers, sour milk scales, straw shins, devil burners, wood bell ringers, halfwits, bone throats, spark hats, spud munchers, tar barrels, tar taps, batter pipes, cat tail stretchers, pig thieves, knot tails, brave and wise, priest stoners, leather net stealers, tarred church men, sheet smiths
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Rinta-Perälä
Classical. Chamber organ and string orchestra.
Music and production by Rinta-Perälä.
The beginning of "Laulu" is traditional.
Cover photo was taken in my home village Perälä.
Download FLAC
https://soundcloud.com/rinta-perala/
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
On my gravestone
He was nothing compared to knitting.
Another pointless trip to the cemetery.
Lurking permitted.
Wait for it.
Smells like a class act.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Our salt on senses
I'm not sure if you exist. Not without parasitic thoughts.
Parasitic thoughts on a tireless quest for satire.
Intimate indications and disturbed rainbows.
Exhibition of some common sense by exhausted muses.
Kangaroo footprints in the desert tonight depending on the wind.
Flattering nonsense to late bloomers tomorrow depending on the mind.
Scented mementos from the spare shiver workshop.
Radiant matter of precision madness.
Possible confession of the repressive.
Real surrealists and surreal realists.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Rinta-Perälä interviews himself
Do you realise how great you are?
I'll congratulate myself in the shower.
What was your nickname at school?
Peppermint Cream.
Do you have a recurring dream?
W. C. Fields climbs a ladder and shouts, "come here, you little coconut!"
What are you afraid of?
Can not answer. Fear singing. Mind thinking static.
What is your favourite texture?
Pureed eggs.
What would be the title of your autobiography?
Six inches of dignity.
Any advice?
When someone tickles you, say ow.
What would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the pearly gates?
Don't you know who I am?
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Oldies But Boldies
"Don't Rub My Junk Up the Wrong Way" by Richard Stolz
"Let's Use Our Inside Fingers" by Whiffy Goldspatter
"Hello Mother, Hello Your Honor" by The Downrights
"Are You Worth Looking at Later?" by Dick Dodger & Maya Schollisred
"Pussy Wants a Cucumber" by Mary Anther
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