| "Cunnilingus And Psychiatry Brought Us To This." |
[29 Aug 2008|01:28am] |
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Well.
Glad that absolutely no one I sent invites to has RSVP'd for the cookout.
It's good to know where one stands.
Anyway, it's still happening.
And everything.
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| Election Season |
[28 Aug 2008|10:06pm] |
Since the elections are coming up in our near future, I'd like to extend a debate about how to better improve our political system.
First of all, the electoral college bullshit has to go; if that leaves, everyone's vote will actually count, making voting very important again.
I've torn on the two party system. On the one hand I don't much like the idea because elections should be about the issues that the candidate stands on, I feel too many people get caught up merely voting along their party lines, and It seriously hinders who has the option to run for the office. However, I can't think of a better way of doing things, so I'm open to suggestion there.
Thoughts, comments, or ways to improve our political system?
Go
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| "It Will Soon See The End Of The Rebellion." |
[27 Aug 2008|11:38pm] |
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Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me fifty times, eat a big old drippy-dick sandwich.
This "friendship" is terminated. You fucking flake.
And for the record let me educate you on a minor issue of reality. Having "bills" does not excuse you from the common fucking courtesy of calling or texting someone to let them know that you cannot keep the event that you scheduled in the first place. Also, Noon is not "The Last Minute" when the scheduled event is for 9:30PM. 6 hours is not an acceptable amount of time in which to answer "are you working overtime tonight?" If you even so deem an answer necessary. It's likely also not too clever to flake out on a meeting, the next day claiming that you were and are oh so bed-riddenly ill (an excuse that only holds water up to 12 times a month unless you are Andrew Beckett), and then several hours later have the away message "cooking dinner for friends."
If you don't want to hang out or CAN'T then say so.
That's not the issue.
Dumbass.
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[27 Aug 2008|11:42pm] |
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VIDEO:
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| "Fear Is The Path Of The Dark Side." |
[27 Aug 2008|01:48pm] |
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Richard Dawkins reads some lovely fan mail from those peace-loving creationists.
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| "We'll Have No More Of This Obi-Wan Kenobi Gibberish." |
[27 Aug 2008|01:59am] |
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O_o
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| "You Are To Be The Main Course At A Banquet In My Honor." |
[25 Aug 2008|11:57pm] |
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Garrett and I are having a housewarming party/cookout this Friday.
It will start around 5 or so and go until whenever.
The bringing of foods/boozes/drinks/and or nipples is encouraged.
If you are interested in coming, contact me on here or at 906-2386.
Details on how to get here will be given as requested.
Deactivation of the deflector shield will commence when we have confirmation of your code transmission. Stand by.
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| "In You Must Go." |
[25 Aug 2008|09:06am] |
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I guess I am going to start my morning jogs/rollerblading today.
Maybe if I can get that thing under control some other issues will fall in line.
Even though I feel like crap.
I'd probably call in sick if the really intelligently managed schedule at work were not stretched so thin and inflexibly that no one can call in ever without causing a calamity.
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| Make Me A Christian |
[25 Aug 2008|12:09pm] |
I don't know how many people round here are from my side of the pond (that is, the UK), but there was a three-part documentary that's just finished airing over here, called Make Me A Christian. In it, a group of volunteers agreed to live "the Christian lifestyle" for three weeks, in accordance with the teachings of Jesus, as instructed by the Reverend George Hargreaves, an Anglican vicar, a Catholic priest, and a passionate evangelical.
They spent some time attending church services, but were also lectured about their various sins (homosexuality, promiscuity, witchcraft, etc.) and told about the importance of living a more moral life. They visited an abortion clinic, were encouraged to abstain from extra-marital sex, washed people's feet, and helped out with some charity work.
Most of them got something out of it, and enjoyed the overall experience, but seemed generally unmoved by the faith itself. A lot of them refused to participate in some of the activities, because they didn't see the point, or didn't believe in any of this rubbish - but I rather thought the point of the show was to experience new things that don't mesh with your usual worldview, and it could have been a much more interesting experiment if they'd genuinely immersed themselves in the Christian experience as much as possible, and seen what they'd really got out of it that way.
Some suggested discussion topics, if I may be so bold:
- Would you ever volunteer for something like this, to get to know a religious faith other than your current one (if any)? Would you be open to being converted, or just looking to gain some insight into where the members of this faith are coming from?
- To what extent does something like charity work tie in to religion? Couldn't you take an entirely secular approach to giving some homeless people a hot meal?
- The lesbian participant in this show, while intrigued and curious, felt continually alienated by what the god she was being told about is said to think of her sexuality. Should religions attempt to do more to reach out to everyone, and compromise, or is it more important that they stick fixedly to the rules laid out for them?
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| "Oh My! How Horrid!" |
[24 Aug 2008|06:37pm] |
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Conan...what is best in life?
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| "Charming, To The Last." |
[24 Aug 2008|04:23pm] |
Tonight my imaginary friend, Claudius Heleophantus the Bolivian Chupacabra, and I are going to have some drinks in the hot tub.
Should be good times.
Yep.
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| !DISCONINJAZ is calling for artists! |
[24 Aug 2008|08:37pm] |
http://disconinjaz.net
we have the new design, site rebirth
always looking for new lo-fi /funky/chipstyle electronic dance music!
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| "And Then You Can Go To The Academy Next Year." |
[24 Aug 2008|02:06am] |
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Well, another weekend comes to a close for me.
I did absolutely nothing.
At all.
I went to QuickTrip once and the grocery store once. That is it.
Today Adam and I watched eight episodes of LOST. Then Alpha Dog. Then The Rocketeer.
I feel so accomplished.
At least I ate a bunch of pizza like a true fatass. So kudos to me.
Hey, maybe next weekend I can whittle some wood...or make some god's eyes. Or plant some squash in the yard and watch them germinate.
I thought moving back out on my own and alone would be cathartic and invigorating. Instead I find myself plunging face-first into a massive life-crisis.
I would put a pistol in my mouth if the idea of pain were not so repulsive to me. Or if I didn't think it were so very rude to leave such a mess.
I could go on a walkabout. But I don't much care for insects.
All I can do is sleep on a solution.
A final solution.
To the rut question.
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| McCain's Houses |
[22 Aug 2008|07:52pm] |
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0808/12700.html
So, McCain couldn't come up with a quick answer when a reporter asked him how many houses he owned. Obama pounced, saying McCain was disconnected with America, and trying to make it out like McCain was going through mansions like toilet paper.
Unfortunately, McCain couldn't answer right away because, 1. His wife controls their finances, and 2. The properties they own are investment condominiums, which is something smart people like to put their money in.
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| US READY TO ATTACK IRAN |
[23 Aug 2008|06:14am] |
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The III World war is up-coming. the Us navy comes up to Iran. Ameicans can not stop making war, because they live in the world of economic Fascim. If they stop their war machine their economy will top to grow. They treat nations an whole cotinets like secon-sort people. Who will stop the American nuclear attack at one f the oldest civilizations on the earth. The information from the future war region is terrible
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| How to Best Go Green |
[22 Aug 2008|02:46pm] |
I think I figured out how to solve the climate issue in the US.
You start a reality TV show with 8 teams of 4 people each and place each team in a separate house; the goal each team has is to work within a budget to reduce their energy consumption the most while achieving certain goals. Each week, the team that consumes the most energy gets eliminated.
Suggestions or Improvements?
Similar Ideas?
How to do go green the best?
Discuss
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| "It's A Hat." |
[22 Aug 2008|12:48pm] |
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