#ceeko

Highman 4: 1 I can no longer pretend to get along with these people, I know we share the river but they're fuckin it up for all of us!

Highman 5: I agree with 4, shit is.. not chill.

Highman 1: Highs! Dont forget who we are, and why we go to the river. Also don't forget about the numbers, and where they came from.

Highman 9: 1 is right! We were all in Hellow, so we can only continue to push our cause, we're all really High, so they'll see that eventually!

Highman 7: Yeah eventually, that shit sound great 9, but what are we supposed to wait, uncomfortably, for them Hellows to come around.

Highman 4: Thats all I'm tryna say, 1, I feel you on not making the move when it was just few of us, but if we wanted to now, we could have more then half of Hellow's shit over here, living good!

Highman 3: Well shit 4, if u aint comfortable...

Highman 1: 3 relax.

Highman 9: He did hit a point though 1. I mean, Im 9.

Highman 2: I love you 9, but we still only 9.

Highman 7: Okay, with all this saying going around. Lets not wait for the Hellows to recognize our cause, lets find more Highs, already living the High Life, and fucks with them.

     Chillin at a hommie's house earlier I brought up the fact that I'm starting to see more and more of our high school-mates now that we've been almost 4 years out of high school. I thought was strange as hell, but his reply was "Well ya, it's that whole 6 degrees of seperation, bullshit." Which basically is the theory that everyone and everything is six or fewer steps away, through at the least, introduction, from any other person in the world. So in a sense we all "know somebody, that know somebody" or  knows "a friend of a friend" who can connect any two people in a maximum of six steps.

     Now what was heard. Is that we are litrilly, all connected. And I very much have already met, the person who will either be my future Plug or will introduce me to my future Plug. Which is crazy to think about; coming from urban city life, aiming for a house on a hills.