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Friday, January 09, 2004

Kill The Civet!

 

So stupid people don’t eat them.

Thousands have been killed so far, mostly by drowning, electrocution and incineration. An estimated 10,000 are expected to be culled in total.

The order was later extended to badgers, raccoon dogs and other animals served as local delicacies.


9:03:04 PM    comment []

Moon fever grips US space agency

pssst…hey you guys -  “Moon fever” is just another way of saying “lunacy.”

 

Get a grip! Look at those truly awesome photos of the moon and Mars. There’s nothing there! Look at the freakin’ pictures. Earth is the only inhabitable planet in our solar system. Take care of it instead of jerking-off in the general direction of nearby dead celestial bodies. Mars is an example, not a destination.


8:10:14 PM    comment []

A picture named moths on fruit.jpg

 

Here's another picture from Liz's sons' trip to Europe last summer. Moths snacking on bananas, flanked by orange slices, sitting on a terra cotta plate surrounded by whimsical floating candles. At least that what it looks like to me.

I might be delusional, but I'm pretty sure it was photographed somewhere in Denmark.


7:04:02 PM    comment []

When a man’s explanation of a situation obviously conflicts with reality, there are three possible explanations:

 

(1)  He is a liar

(2)  He is a gullible person, easily misled by manipulative confidants

(3)  He is totally delusional and can’t tell the difference

 

Now it’s not nice to call someone a liar, but this assessment is by far the kindest of the three. It is also the least frightening of the three when the person in question has great deal of control over your personal fate.

 

A liar, you can confront with the truth and witness the quality of his (sorry for the sexist language, all you chicks out there, but I might have someone specific in mind) denial or the sincerity of his apology.

 

A gullible person won’t hear you unless you are his confidant. He walks around in a bubble created by his conveniently unseen Geppetto. His gestures are entertaining even though his voice does not sound like it emanates from his mouth, unless it makes wooden clacking sounds and total nonsense.

 

Easiest the worst is the delusional man. Reality is just one minor sphere of his existence, globes within globes, wheels within wheels whereupon spin strangely gilded angels and faerie queens calling him to the crusader service of ancient Viking warriors, Tony the Tiger, Hercules, and sci-fi interplanetary explorers who fly on gossamer wings like Icarus did for a while, unfettered by the boring gravity of physics or economics.

 

Better by far to be led into battle by the man who simply lies and knows it. You can come to terms with that.

 

 

On a totally unrelated note, I witness today that we are sending people to Mars, that our much-ballyhooed “recovery” netted only 1,000 jobs in December 2003, and that the US WMD Exploration Team in Iraq has been recalled empty-handed. Thank Zeus nobody got a blowjob or this news would be genuinely disturbing. It's only money.


6:19:44 PM    comment []

A picture named tis the season.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'Tis The Season

To see holly. It don't snow much in Carolina, it does it pretty. After a week where we saw 70 every day, we'll have temps in the "lower 'teens" tomorrow night. Might be a good weekend for cooking.


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