September 2011
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The World To Which The White Man Came
Nature had been at work for centuries. Centuries more men ranged from wandered over sailed the seas that washed each year new wonders of the so-called new world. Men’s lives are lived somewhere & often. The tale unfolds unduly unless he wishes to render back with margin a fact which cannot be overlooked. Land is just the line that cuts through runs the length along volcanic towering broken...
Sep 29th
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Suddenly, I have a bunch of shit to do and other...
My son’s coming down, must make him supper. Vegetable lasagna. He’s vegetarian when he visits. No choice. Brew beer, much sterilizing of equipment. Putting it all together only takes minutes, but preparing to put it all together takes a few hours. I’ve wanted to brew this beer for weeks now and goddammit I’m doing it tonight. Leaving tomorrow for a few days. Will you miss...
Sep 29th
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Sep 28th
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Sep 27th
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The gleefully stupid perplex me.
These are the people who don’t know anything and laugh about it. Very odd to me. Like the teenagers I just encountered laughing about how they don’t know what Sri Lanka is. They laughed like people who do know what it is are stupid. Snicker, snicker. There are millions of people like this in the U.S. I call them the IDGAF People. You find them on Tumblr quite a bit, busily unfollowing...
Sep 27th
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Is anyone else flabbergasted that there are still...
They’ve been around since the national turnover to artificial food in the 60s and none of them have worked. None. Most fail instantly, others work for a bit, then fail, and others aren’t even diets, but products: EAT THIS PILL AND LOSE WEIGHT* *if you eat right and exercise as well, that is** **which will cause weight loss anyway*** ***but really it’s the special pill**** ****we...
Sep 26th
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iron-inside asked: What are your thoughts on the Wall St Occupation and The 99%?
Sep 26th
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Sep 25th
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What did President Obama say to First Lady...
“Honey, you can stop packing.”
Sep 25th
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It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! Jesus.
You’d think you’d know that. So I went and saw this on the big screen last night. What fun. You prolly can’t tell from lookin’ at me, but I have a serious thing with Charles Schultz and Peanuts. I do. Snoopy is my spirit animal. They were showing it in an old theater, the kind with a balcony and an actual big screen, not a multi-plex, digital shoebox with ten buck popcorn....
Sep 25th
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Sep 25th
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Rick Santorum said he would reinstate Don't Ask...
“Period.” This was after Americans booed a soldier in uniform WHILE he was serving in Iraq, because, you know, “We support the troops” and all that happy shit. Santorum is against freedom and equality in every way, shape, and form. Back in the 90s, his wife even got a late-term abortion to save her life. He wouldn’t, however, extend that courtesy to anyone else. What...
Sep 24th
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@causeicraft
(Don’t wanna create a massive reblog thing) “You’re talking about free speech in a school setting. That’s what I’m talking about. When I’m in a classroom my kids aren’t allowed to say anything offensive. They can’t cuss, say “that’s gay” or “that’s retarded” and they most certainly can’t say that they don’t like a certain group of people. I overheard one of my students saying “That’s...
Sep 23rd
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Feelin feisty tonight :)
Ah, well. I’m done. Just glad I live in an age when I still have a good bit of free speech left. I do mourn for my grandkids, however.
Sep 23rd
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Early Onset of Night: Sometimes The Left Acts Like... →
causeicraft: early-onset-of-night: causeicraft: early-onset-of-night: An honors student in Fort Worth, Texas, was sent to the principal’s office and punished for telling a classmate that he believes homosexuality is wrong. The classmate was a friend and the student said it in confidence. The teacher overheard it, however, and sent the boy away to the powers that be… I’m going to assume...
Sep 23rd
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Sometimes The Left Acts Like The Right
An honors student in Fort Worth, Texas, was sent to the principal’s office and punished for telling a classmate that he believes homosexuality is wrong. The classmate was a friend and the student said it in confidence. The teacher overheard it, however, and sent the boy away to the powers that be (no doubt some shmo with a tiny dick, comb-over, and cheap suit). There he was officially fucked with...
Sep 23rd
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Don't Be Afraid of The Dark
So the bowling date did not happen. They were having ‘leagues’. No non-league people allowed. Sorry. Now get your non-bowling asses outta here! Undeterred, we settled for a generic date: Dinner and a Movie. I ate this penne stuff that was pure cheese. Solid cheese. Cheese as far as the eye could see. There were, oh, maybe 4 or 5 actual pennes….then CHEEEEEEESE! We went for a walk...
Sep 23rd
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Sep 22nd
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"We are not claiming things, we want just to be...
~ Dr. Antonio Ereditato, who quite possibly discovered a particle that can travel faster than light, upending Albert Einstein and a full century of physics. read more
Sep 22nd
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I have a date...to go bowling.
I haven’t bowled in years. There are two types of bowlers: those who bowl all the time, belong to a league, maybe even own their own ball and those like me, people who say “Wouldn’t it be hysterical if we went bowling?” They better serve beer….
Sep 22nd
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Why do we kill someone to show that killing is...
Sep 22nd
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Sep 20th
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“Hey, now that we’ve taught all the kids how to write, let’s change...”
– the dipshit who invented cursive
Sep 20th
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sweeteliot replied to your audio post: Gnossienne, No. 4 ~ Erik Satie Like. But I like Aldo Ciccolini’s interpretation more. I like Varsano’s darkness…
Sep 20th
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Sep 20th
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Tonight's agenda
Jasmine rice with red beans, topped with sauteed onions, garlic, peppers, Brussels sprouts, purple cabbage, tossed in a dressing of tamari, sriracha, and a little rice vinegar The horror flick “Trick R Treat” 4-pack of Grolsch swingtops Fabulousness
Sep 20th
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Sep 19th
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I propose The Auto-Fellatios.
An award show that gives out an award to the best award show of the 685 award shows the celebrobots put on each year.
Sep 19th
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We finally have "throwback" pops around here.
You know, the ones sweetened with that bizarre substance our grandparents called “sugar”? I can now go entirely High FUCKtose Corn Syrup free, despite my weakness for Dr. Pepper. Fuck yeah.
Sep 18th
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Waning Beneath The Night Sky Glare
There’s stars out but no moon the sky seems empty or lonely like a clown funeral attended only by mimes or cowboys and indians getting along It sparkles but is blank like the eyes of a politician when promising a lie during a debate discussion that rattles and hums in the ovoid of understanding in the lacking of angular momentum. Or like false positive truth serum soda sliding down your throat,...
Sep 18th
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I haven't been on Tumblr since Friday
and I come back to find someone I had followed for a really long time has passed on. It’s very shocking and sad. I didn’t really “know” her. We just followed each other and spoke via Tumblr a handful of times—always light-hearted stuff, nothing deep or interpersonal. She was so young, 29. Wow. I don’t believe in death, not for the one who passes. Death is only...
Sep 18th
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Sep 16th
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blue-lion-kgb-spy asked: i have actually read your book during english class because i forgot my textbook and i dont share textbooks with people cuz id rather read alone. the only book i had in my bag was EOoN. so i fucking read it.
Sep 16th
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uptoolate asked: Specifically in regard to your article about the war on poverty, and generally for the writing and cynicism thing: you da man, Michael Kindt. You da man.
Sep 16th
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lessthanorequalto asked: just saying, but i'd rather read your book for a semester than anything my english professor has chosen.
Sep 16th
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Apparently,
you can rent my book for a semester. Weird. I always knew I was in a class by myself, but am I an actual class now? Haha. I HIGHLY doubt it. Early Onset of Night 101. I actually think I’m a 300 level, but anyway. I envision college student quotes…. “Shit! I’m flunking Early Onset of Night.” “I can’t go clubbing. I have to read 20 pages of that creepy book,...
Sep 16th
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christiankeyes: christiankeyes: Are ‘Anarcho’-Capitalists Really Anarchists? In a word, no. While “anarcho”-capitalists obviously try to associate themselves with the anarchist tradition by using the word “anarcho” or by calling themselves “anarchists” their ideas are distinctly at odds with those associated with anarchism. As a result, any claims that their ideas are anarchist or that...
Sep 16th
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“All the joy the world contains has come through wishing happiness for others....”
– Shantideva
Sep 16th
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Sep 15th
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Sep 15th
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Sep 14th
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Whenever I fill out a job application that asks...
Sep 14th
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Sep 13th
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The War On Poverty
In America, we don’t much like the poor and/or needy. They’re always whining, wanting help. We’ve even gone so far as to call the help we do reluctantly give them ‘entitlement’ programs. It’s a brilliant turn-about of phrase on our part and actually makes them sound pompous. The noble Liberalism that emerged during the 18th and 19th centuries and came to partial fruition in the 20th is now dead....
Sep 13th
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Sep 13th
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It's 11:50 am. Too early for wine?
There’s a Cru Beaujolais sitting over there on the counter, crying “Drink me! Drink me!” in this tiny, cute voice that’s just tugging at my heartstrings.
Sep 13th
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Sep 13th
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Sep 12th
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Sep 12th
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Pahk the cah; Worsh the clothes....U.S. Regional...
Although the United States is an international melting pot and the average American makes a dozen moves in a lifetime, regional accents are alive and well. In fact, regional accents are becoming stronger and more different from each other, says William Labov, a professor of linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, although it’s not entirely clear why. story
Sep 12th
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