Where pretty lies perish.
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Hitting The Wall, Tool Time, Ugly Truths on Nov 6th, 2008
Commenter Just Looking sent me this jpeg. Take a look. After I suppressed my vomit reflex, I analyzed this pathetic photo in detail. It really says so much, and none of it good. I believe this photo encapsulates everything that has gone wrong with America, and with modern Western civilization. First, we have an aging … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Self-aggrandizement, Ugly Truths on Nov 5th, 2008
… and what it portends for the next two years. *** Arise, you branded by envy, You whole world of the entitled and resentful! Our quisling SWPLs boil, Ready to lead us into a fight to your death. We will destroy this anglo-saxon world Down to the foundations, and then We will build our new world … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Tool Time, Ugly Truths on Nov 3rd, 2008
Undecided voters are stupid. These “deliberative” voters will choose our next President. Sweet. Voting is a useless exercise. Your one vote will not change the result of a national election. Get over yourself. If you wear an “I voted” sticker tomorrow, you are a status whore. And you can be bought cheap. I support limiting the right … Read more
Posted in Culture, Current Events on Oct 20th, 2008
… sloppy knob job of Obama was inspired by a lie? Perhaps he should consider writing in Bill Ayers for President. Live by the credential, die by the credential.* (*To the elitist mind, a published memoir is a credential that automatically establishes Presidential bona fides.) In other news, the MSM is not a useful idiot, they’re a useful accomplice, … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Globalization, The Pleasure Principle on Oct 7th, 2008
Getting closer. THIS is the most life-like robot suit ever – the cyber girl Repliee R-1. Based on a real five-year-old Japanese girl, this machine was built to look just like a human. The technology isn’t there yet to overcome the uncanny valley, and many will scoff that this is a long way off from … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Globalization, Hungry Hungry Hippos on Oct 6th, 2008
The Dow is down 26% year to date. If a protracted and deep recession leads to the average woman cutting costs at the supermarket and steering clear of the high calorie packaged foodstuffs, it could mean more slender women and, consequently, better sex. Hard times bring “hard” times.
Posted in Current Events, Self-aggrandizement on Sep 30th, 2008
With all the recent talk of “moral hazards” and “socializing the loss, privatizing the profit”, it seems the time is right to look for any parallels between the current mess and the Big One of 1929. This article lays out a pretty persuasive case that there are enough similarities between now and then to wonder … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Current Events on Sep 28th, 2008
A couple weeks ago, I predicted that Joe Biden would step down as VP candidate and allow Obama to nominate Hillary or a Hillary-clone in his place, to counter the Obama-neutralizing advantages Palin brought to the McCain ticket. Recent events have been illuminating. I had the right idea, but the wrong VP candidate. Palin will … Read more
Posted in Beta, Culture, Current Events, Hitting The Wall, Psy Ops, The Id Monster on Sep 22nd, 2008
I predicted that Sarah Palin’s most fevered foes would be the modern single urban childless feminist: But Sarah Palin’s worst enemy is not the mincing liberal betaboy, oh no. It’s the childless, career-tracked, urban slut machine, government-as-daddy-and-husband-substitute, spinsterette. Palin shits grizzly-sized dung all over that lifestyle with her outdoorsiness, large brood, and prole tastes. The … Read more
Posted in Current Events, Escape, Globalization, Self-aggrandizement on Sep 22nd, 2008
According to insider masters of the universe economists, pretty fucking close: What would be the dollar cost of not bailing out Wall Street? Try a number north of $30 trillion. (The awful math is detailed below.) That’s why Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke were so scared last week. And, yes, I think “scared” isn’t too … Read more
