We Mocked Their Greatest Poet and When That Had No Effect We Parodied the Way They Dance Which Did Cause Pain, So They, in Turn, Said Our God Was Leprous, Hairless
No, I won't watch tonight's debate. Most winnable election of my lifetime - more than Clinton after Bush 1, Obama after Bush 2, Biden after Trump 1 - and Democrats don't care if you vote for them and don't care if they lose. I'd go even further and say that Democrats not only want to lose, they've been ordered to lose and can't wait to lose and cannot wait to blame the hippie-left for that loss and immediately start fundraising for their loss in 2028 (assuming there's an election in 2028). Shittier Hillary running the Shitty Hillary playbook, my effing left eye
Yes, I'm here less than once upon a time, the compulsion to must-blog is gone, and today was the first day in at least three I actually looked at this shitty blog's stats, the fuck is right with me? I told eyedoc this morning, No, you will not yoink out my cataracts and slice canals into my eyeballs to route the water dammed by glaucoma this November, fine metaphors abound. All my outdoor cats dead now (did I mention Frankie died a month or so ago), I checked on Marley and Ozzy, our next door neighbor's, they had not be eaten by Haitians overnight, my effing right eye
Zionists Are Calling For More War And May Well Get It
"What is needed instead is a concrete psychosocial assessment: one that adequately captures how the vilification of migrants and Muslims forms part of a primitive persecutory phantasy, shaped by the UK’s colonial history and by its entrenched material disparities"
"I Feel Like I'm Going Crazy Because The World Has Gone Mad"
"What is currently happening however is altogether different: public opinion, notwithstanding all the propaganda directed at it, wants policies that are altogether different from those being systematically pursued by the ruling class. The policies favoured by the ruling class in other words are being pursued despite public opinion being palpably and systematically opposed to them."
Leaked footage from Israeli Airforce proves it was the IDF that took out its own citizens with Apache Helicopters on October 7 at the Nova music festival
"America, where we teach third-graders how to use a tourniquet instead of keeping guns away from lunatics"
"Literary studies in academia are in crisis. English majors are declining, tenured positions are being eliminated as professors retire, and whole departments are falling under the administrator’s axe. Somewhat more pressingly, the world is on fire, younger generations are worse off than their parents, and various domestic and international conflicts threaten to erupt into even greater violence. So, what is the purpose of literary theory when literary studies are disappearing within the university and various crises—ecological, economic, political—compound without?"
1/missus charley and i are watching danish tv series badehotellet via pbs passport - an observation i'd heard before came up in the dialog and i looked it up after the question of its origin went unanswered in the show - our friends at wikisource tell us
Horace Walpole
The world is a comedy to those that think; a tragedy to those that feel– a solution of why Democritus laughed and Heraclitus wept.
Letter to Lady Anne, Countess of Ossory, (15 August 1776)
A favourite saying of Walpole's, it is repeated in other of his letters, and might be derived from a similar statement attributed to Jean de La Bruyère, though unsourced: "Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think"
2/Walpole wrote The Castle of Otranto, the first Gothic novel
3/I intend to watch the candidates debate - laugh about it, shout about it, when you've got to choose anyway you look at it you lose
3.5/one never knows when something surprising might happen
in his essay against rereading, oscar schwartz wonders if the murder he remembers in the novel he's discussing actually happened - the plot summary of that novel in wikipedia indicates that it does
speaking of murders in novels, i read today that "the lovely bones" novel goes into detail about the girl's murder, which the film does not - i saw the movie and do not currently plan to read the book - I saw in wikipedia that there has been more than one film made of "the power of one", the book schwartz read at an impressionable age
speaking of bones, yesterday i walked to the forest oak cemetery in downtown g. while my car was having a nail taken from a tire at a nearby tire store - someone was doing yard work there - it is more extensive than i had thought from just driving by it
nearby another bone-related activity - the KFC location - is now occupied by Pollo Campero, which has one hundred locations across the u.s.
1/missus charley and i are watching danish tv series badehotellet via pbs passport - an observation i'd heard before came up in the dialog and i looked it up after the question of its origin went unanswered in the show - our friends at wikisource tell us
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The world is a comedy to those that think; a tragedy to those that feel– a solution of why Democritus laughed and Heraclitus wept.
Letter to Lady Anne, Countess of Ossory, (15 August 1776)
A favourite saying of Walpole's, it is repeated in other of his letters, and might be derived from a similar statement attributed to Jean de La Bruyère, though unsourced: "Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think"
2/Walpole wrote The Castle of Otranto, the first Gothic novel
3/I intend to watch the candidates debate - laugh about it, shout about it, when you've got to choose anyway you look at it you lose
3.5/one never knows when something surprising might happen
in his essay against rereading, oscar schwartz wonders if the murder he remembers in the novel he's discussing actually happened - the plot summary of that novel in wikipedia indicates that it does
ReplyDeletespeaking of murders in novels, i read today that "the lovely bones" novel goes into detail about the girl's murder, which the film does not - i saw the movie and do not currently plan to read the book - I saw in wikipedia that there has been more than one film made of "the power of one", the book schwartz read at an impressionable age
speaking of bones, yesterday i walked to the forest oak cemetery in downtown g. while my car was having a nail taken from a tire at a nearby tire store - someone was doing yard work there - it is more extensive than i had thought from just driving by it
nearby another bone-related activity - the KFC location - is now occupied by Pollo Campero, which has one hundred locations across the u.s.
If Guatamalan and Peruvian chicken chains can live together side by side...
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