Monday, August 28, 2006

This was labeled as...

the largest beyotch slap in the history of the internet. This girl is just perfect for anyone who likes a snotty cheerleader type who is entirely too full of her damn self.

h/t MY Vast Rightwing Conspiracy

heh

http://andune.blogspot.com/2006/08/rednecks-white-power-and-blue-states.html

My political views in a nutshell. take em or leave em.

sorry for crabbiness but computer is slow and I feel like shit. some highlights are actually links.

enjoy.

You say that the Republicans are fear mongers, what with their inconvenient reminders that terrorism is rampant in the world. But it seems to me that the real fear mongers are on the left, as amply demonstrated here with this list I made after reading a week's worth of Huffposts, all while sitting in my underwear under a sun lamp:

THE HUFFPO LIST OF THINGS TO BE FEARFUL OF!

Fear of a loss of individual liberty in response to the war on terror.
Fear that the paranoia over terrorism will erode everything this country was founded on.
Fear that liberals haven't degraded the education system enough so most people still know that Abraham Lincoln and FDR suspended many liberties to deal with similar crises

Fear of Mel Gibson
Fear that your angry denunciations of Mel Gibson will not detract attention from the rampant anti-semitism found at the Huffington Post.
Fear that Ari Emmanuel's "brave" attack on Mel Gibson said more about Emmanuel's opportunism than any sincere belief.
Fear that Emmanuel's client Michael Moore might be a bigger anti-Semite than Gibson.

Fear of George Bu$H
Fear that Bu$h is to blame for everything
Fear that Bu$h isn't to blame for everything
Fear that if you continue to blame everything on Bu$h, you won't actually figure out who really is to blame for your problems
Fear that your spelling of Bu$h reflects your intellectual prowess, in a nutshell.
And for that, you still blame Bu$h
And your parent$

Fear of Walmart
Fear of people who shop at Walmart
Fear that you might actually save money if you shopped at Walmart
Fear that Walmart has done more to help the poor than any social program ever created by our government.

Fear of all forms of energy except for the ones that don't work
Fear that people will realize the easiest way to cut back on greenhouse gases is to convert to nuclear energy
Fear that your activism will be exposed as a front for your narcissism
Fear that low taxes actually do create prosperous societies
Fear that people will find out what a hypocrite you are because you call for higher taxes while using tax shelters

Fear of mean people
Fear of judgmental people
Fear of appearing narrow-minded
Fear of intolerance
Fear that with your tirades against SUVs, Wal-Mart, meat, cigarettes, guns, whisky, and organized religion, you are the judgmental, intolerant one.

Fear of 3d ultrasounds that show fetal development
Fear that your children won't carry on your failed politics as religion/lifestyle

fear of being judged in the afterlife
fear of being judged in this life
fear of that dark facial freckle
Fear that your new age health practices won't be able to save you from that dark facial freckle

Fear of writers asking for fair compensation given there are ads sold by barry diller on the pages.
Fear that people will notice the contradiction between pushing for higher minimum wages and not paying the writers on your website.
Fear of not being invited to arianna/denton blog loft parties. (snort)

Fear of all country singers except for the ones that hate Bush

Fear that Deepak is laughing all the way to the bank

Fear that the exposure that you're being for the 'common man' is a joke considering you go to the only clubs and bars roped off to keep those people out.

Fear that when they take away your anger there will be nothing left.

Fear of free speech when it mocks your beliefs.
Fear of free speech when it speaks back to you.
Fear of free speech when it comes from Christians.
Fear of free speech when it comes from me.
Fear that your definition of free speech - that only you get to be heard-- won't fly with us Wal-mart shoppers.

fear of a police state unless of course it actually is a police state, like, Venezuela

Fear of Hugo Chavez dying
Fear of Castro Dying
Fear of Communism dying

Fear of Israel and their determined desire to blow up terrorists
No fear of Hezbollah and their pleasure in blowing up citizens

Fear of black Republicans
Fear that one day blacks will figure out you're the racist for always treating them like helpless victims instead of responsible individuals.

Fear that your comments are default responses to people who already agree with you

Fear that maybe shame is a good thing

Fear of rightwing "Repuglicans"
Fear of "crackpot Christians"
Fear that these fears do not measure up to the more legitimate fear of crackpot Islamists who blow you up in order to sleep with 72 virgins who are most likely lousy in bed anyway.

Fear of losing the next election
Fear that you'll have to put your support behind a candidate who was already exposed and rejected by the American public.
Fear that it might be Gary Hart.
And he still won't trim his eyebrows


Fear of Big Brother
Fear of group think
Fear that your lockstep obedience to progressive boilerplate is a purer example of subservience than anything you'd ever find in "Repuglican" circles

Fear that people will realize that a record of no terror attacks on the U.S. in five years, and liberating 55 million people in two Muslim nations, is not so bad.

Fear of having to come up with a new dehumanization campaign for the next Republican president.
Fear of not having to come up with dehumanization campaigns for radical islamists, kim jong II, the iranian mullahs and the EU and Russian oligarchs who took oil bribes from Saddam to keep him in power.

Fear that Foucault is not holding up to scrutiny.
Fear that common sense is making a comeback.
Fear that all those colonics did absolutely nothing for you.
Fear that grad school did even less.

Fear of the death penalty actually being a deterrent.

Fear that you'd experience more happiness from a Big Mac than from that bag of overpriced organic produce you bought at Knoll Organic Farms in Brentwood.

Fear of school vouchers
Fear that school vouchers will enable poor minority children to attend your children's private schools

Fear of a Marine knocking on your Prius's window to discuss your bumperstickers.

Fear that your own sense of rebellion is a farce and every opinion you have is safe and only voiced among those who agree with you

Fear of your conscience telling you even though you are supposed to like it, you really think NPR - especially its self serious whispering, wimpy bumper music and simpering anchors -- sucks. (ed. - even tho insidechris works for them, sorry dude)

Fear that the right to free speech is being curtailed.
Fear that when you bravely proclaim you're speaking "Truth to power," those who live in countries where the right to speak is truly curtailed are laughing bitterly at you.

Fear that your anti-Americanism is becoming even boring to you.

Fear that you hate the right for the same reason you hate your dad because you know that he is right and that you are a loser and you will always be a loser and that you are sabotaging your life and those of everyone around you because that makes you that angry.

Fear that everyone will notice that other than incessant complaining you haven't come up with a single solution.

Fear of never having a bad thing to say against the real tyrants of the world while having a rich vocabulary against a milquetoast GOP congressman from Georgia.

Fear of someone sitting you down and forcing you to deal with the fact that even if global warming was absolutely manmade and as bad as Gore says it is, that the threat of islamic terrorists getting WMDs and using them is far greater and imminent and requires offering at least moderate allegiance to the current president of the United States and to Tony Blair and Sen. Lieberman.

Fear of people snickering at you when you use the terms 'sustainable' and 'indigenous peoples'.

Fear of Nascar
Fear of Nasa
Fear of Nas
Fear of NA
Fear of N
Fear of nothingness

Fear that even if the democrats win the 08 election, Europeans will still look down on us and Muslims will still want to kill us.
Fear that capitalism actually works better than any other economic system
Fear that America really is the freest country in the world
Fear that going it alone when you think you're right is more moral than trying to build a coalition with dictators, thieves and cowards.

Fear that this post will be front-paged.
Fear that you'll feel compelled to write a list of my fears as a response to this blog
Fear that I'll want you to do exactly that, because it provides light entertainment for me, personally.
Fear that I love you for that. (it's true!)

Fear that I have to run!
It's time for school.

this has been in my email for so long that i forgot where it came from, therefore I am unable to give credit where credit is due. however this person pretty much summed it all up, at least for me.

Tuesday, August 22, 2006

I heart math. NOT.

Math 208. College Mathematics I. I am now completing the green portion of my ALEKs pie. May I curse now? Loudly? PLEASE !!!?!?!?

Well, well.

dinner jacket lost his nerve after realizing that he and the mullahs would be a fine red mist within a few minutes after launching the 12th imam rocket. Either that or he's laughing up his sleeve at having pulled our skirts (again..). Take your pick.

Monday, August 21, 2006

Y'know, sometimes I just get tired.

Of all the bullshit; all the partisan crap. Global War on Terrorism. Yeah, whatever. I am not of the "turn Tehran into glass" crowd, not yet. Not unless DinnerJacket does something stupid, which, after reading various blogs that are associated with Islam and what it REALLY stands for (see: true meaning of jihad) I think he will.

No, it's not quite time yet. But, I saw this whilst browsing round the 'Net at lunchtime and could not resist pulling it up at home.

Five years. Damn.

http://digitaljournalist.org/issue0111/biggart12.htm

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

SNORT. from news of the weird.

You just cannot make this stuff up.

The tattoo-removal business is booming, according to a May Fox News report that highlights dissatisfaction with formerly trendy Chinese-language tats that were often either mistranslated as nonsense ("blood and guts" translated as "blood and intestines") or were actually jokes pulled on people too cool for their own good (such as Chinese words for "gullible white boy"). {ed.; snicker} A removal service in Beverly Hills, Calif., said it takes off at least seven Asian tattoos a week. [Fox News, 5-9-06]


Latest Religious Messages
In June, after the roof of the just-built Cedar Grove Methodist Church near Thorsby, Ala., collapsed (with no one inside), church officials revealed that they had never sought building permits, based on Pastor Jeff Carroll's assumption that "separation of church and state" meant that his church was none of the government's business. Carroll, whose day job is as a home builder, said volunteers designed and then built the church, but agreed to get a permit for the re-building. [Birmingham News, 6-25-06]

My so-called life. (and portions thereof.)

I have not had time to post in approximately 2 weeks; the critical thinking class has had to completely revamp the last two weeks. (see previous evilly cackling post from 8/7. I have 100 in the class anyway, what freakin ever.)
We also have a new kitty, Honeycomb by name, who is currently licking my arm. Not sure why, no Eau de Meowmix on, as far as I know.. she is a calico, about 3mos old, and chews the crap out of my hand whenever she gets the chance. She is now currently perched on my chest (OW, DAMMIT), sorry, she is now currently climbing my neck to get to the back of the computer chair. Ok, make that perched on my shoulder with her whiskers tickling my cheek. Um, no, she got tired of that and is now fighting with her play sock (one of Princess' house socks, big pink & fuzzy) that is bigger than she is. Hyperactive? Naw.....
She's very cute but I get kind of tired of having my leg clawed whilst sitting at the computer.. oh well.

I heart Comcast. (Again.)

Well, internet and cable had been down completely for 2 days. Only channels I had were 2, 4, 5, and 8. Fox was out completely. No internet; therefore I could not make the team meeting usually held online Monday nights at 8pm and had to send a panicky email Tuesday morning at work.
Called Comcast Monday night; got the usual recording, "we are experiencing service outages in the following areas," etc. etc. Held on to speak to a nice young lady who said yes my area was specifically affected and if it still was not up the next day, to call back. It still was not up as of 6pm Tuesday night.
Called back and got Vincent; he said that out of 117 people in my service area only 3 did not have service and two of them were in the apartment complex down the road. I told him there was a slightly delinquent bill, but he said that was not the problem and that he would send someone out to investigate. Got home tonight (Wednesday) after work and YAY MY INTERNET IS BACK !!! No clue as to what was wrong or how it was fixed. I just know my family will not now go insane.

Monday, August 07, 2006

Yup. I have always seen myself as the ruler of a planet. Not.

You Should Rule Saturn
Saturn is a mysterious planet that can rarely be seen with the naked eye.

You are perfect to rule Saturn because like its rings, you don't always follow the rules of nature.
And like Saturn, to really be able to understand you, someone delve beyond your appearance.

You are not an easy person to befriend. However, once you enter a friendship, you'll be a friend for life.
You think slowly but deeply. You only gain great understanding after a situation has past.
What Planet Should You Rule?

Browsing, could NOT pass this up.

What is your Celtic Horoscope?





You Are A Cedar Tree



You are elegant yet unpretentious, modest yet vivacious.

Attractive and friendly, you are full of imagination but might lack passion.

You abhor vulgar people, and you don't like anything in excess.

You have little more ambition than to live a calm life and enjoy nature.

You create a content, peaceful atmosphere for others.






from Blogthings.com, who else?

heh. heheheheheh.

Well, we had a lovely night in class last thursday.. picture this.
5 teams of 4-5 people each. 4 scenarios, 4 slides each, with opening/closing slides too. My team had total of 20 slides. Getting the picture? We started at 6pm and with couple of breaks, ended at 10pm sharp. no time to go over info instructor has planned; therefore the assignment due this week has been moved to next week and the take home exam he planned for next week has been combined with the final exam. This week's class will be discussion of fallacies and syllogisms, and he says he will go as slowly as he needs to for full understanding. He seems to think that none of us will get higher than a C. Heh. He hasn't had to grade ME yet.