Recycled QWA: what does it mean when someone is dismissive of your pain?
Sunday, 28 October 2007
what does it mean when someone is dismissive of your pain?
Context. Context. Context.
A) Are you barely ambulatory after a recent major accident, surgery, or death of a close relative? It means the person is dickweed. Fuck him. Better, send me his email address and I’ll talk him into suicide.
B) Are you going on about something that happened more than six months ago that didn’t physically harm you seriously or put you into a psychiatric hospital? Let it go. You need to move on. The person in question might be trying to help you do it.
C) Are you whining and misting up about health problems you brought on yourself with diet or inactivity, or something you wouldn’t give a flying fig about if you didn’t see it in the news every day? It means you’re a loser and you’re going to continue to lose until you take the variegated clues life has been piling on and extract your cranium from your rectum. Sympathy is a show with a limited run. Pain is there to tell you to do something about it. Either do something about it or shut up.
The problem with Sedition·com #23
Friday, 26 October 2007
The “yer mamma is so fat” jokes require a degree in ancient literature to understand.
This week in the news #36
Thursday, 25 October 2007
Zimbabwe inflation hits record high
And Will Smith officially has the the widest hatband in el Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Culos Sombreros.
Poll: Some Germans see good in Nazi rule
Let me guess. About 32%?
Poker game led to Pamela Anderson’s latest marriage
Tripping and falling on a semi-erect pecker at Central Casting expected to lead to knot #4.
Scientists narrow optimism area in brain
And they expect to continue doing so for the foreseeable future.
Too much support may hamper kids’ development
Well, that’s excellent. My kids have nothing standing in their way.
A one sentence review of Oryx and Crake
Wednesday, 24 October 2007
Bull’s eye
Tuesday, 23 October 2007
Myself: So, I was just thinking…
Me: Oh, no. What?
Myself: I know I give you a hard time about stuff but I am pretty impressed with your aim.
Me: Yeah?
Myself: Yeah. Did you know, for example that a heart shot through a rat at 20 feet is about the same as a heart shot through an elk at 250 feet.
Me: No way.
Myself: Yeah, man. Rat’s got an itty-bitty heart. The margin for error on the rat is about 5 arcminutes. You draw that out to an elk-sized heart, you get 250, maybe 300 feet, guaranteed kill. Maybe farther too because that’s just the fudge factor. Standing shot? No scope?
Me: No, man. The idiot at the sporting goods store couldn’t tell me which ring adapters I needed. Always been able to barrel sight anyway.
Myself: Yeah.
Me: So, you think you can handle dressing deer or something? Save on the grocery bill this winter?
Myself: No, I was actually thinking that it’s about, oh, 180 feet for a human heart. Get you a good scope and a tripod, bet we multiply that by 10. Half a mile easy.
Me: Hey, asshat! Stop. Conclusions can be drawn from that shit. You gotta quit insinuating the President is a short timer, man.
Myself: Oh, Jesus. I wasn’t talking about the President. I said a human heart.
Some editorial notes for Anderson Cooper on his 60 Minutes story “The Food of Life”
Monday, 22 October 2007
Dear Anderson,
You whined it up, Blue School, about all the unnecessary child starvation in Niger and Africa at large. How awful it was that the woman with the twins had lost four previous children to malnutrition. How terrible that 20% of the kids in Niger will die before age 5 when a few packs of formula and peanut butter could save them.
You didn’t stutter. You didn’t cough. You didn’t tellingly inflect an ironic syllable when you announced that every woman there is having 8 or more children.
The name of the miracle that will allow an already overcrowded, strained, violence prone, and starving north Africa to fill its miles and miles of dessication with millions more adults who will also have 8.5 children is Plumpynut. The nickname of the reporter who implicitly endorsed this course—without so much as one word about birth control, sterilization, or education—is Fucknut.
A scathing review of Brain Age 2
Sunday, 21 October 2007
The result of love without discipline
Saturday, 20 October 2007
The result of love without discipline is indistinguishable from that of hatred.
Recycled QWA: SMALL POEM ON MY MOM
Friday, 19 October 2007
With a canvas like that why not go for the Mahābhārata?
