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Rum, my dear, rum!
QuoteFuck that shit, you homo!
Right after I'm done with YOUR MOMMA!
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Or Kill Me / Abuse
December 01, 2004, 10:26:23 AMRum, my dear, rum!
Right after I'm done with YOUR MOMMA!
#2
Literate Chaotic / Uh-Oh
December 01, 2004, 10:24:16 AM
I've met "Weird Al" Yankovic. And Justin Hayward(Moody Blues).
So, whatever.
So, whatever.
#3
Or Kill Me / Abuse
November 30, 2004, 07:42:35 PM
Reposted by permission of the author, Mike Berst:
We desperately need to get some basics established that will allow an intelligent and productive conversation to go forward. There is nothing wrong with people's opinions differing, but there is something very wrong with people robotically throwing talking points and clever barbed phrases at each other for the express purpose of spiritually destroying the person with whom you are conversing.
The whole point of having political discussions is not to "win" - winning being defined as driving the person you are talking to into an abject and miserable state of frustration or anger - but to explore and develop ideas, reach consensus and identify areas of differing views and opinions and learn how to accept and respect those.
Endless jeering mocking one-liners and "gotchas" are certain and telling expression of a deep almost sociopathic emotional immaturity. It is the mindset that would enjoy torturing a small animal or pulling the wings off of insects. It is the mindset that gets secret pleasure imagining the humiliation and degradation of others. It is the mindset that can not distinguish between the emotions of love and compassion and the thrill and hormonal rush of cruelty and sadism. It is a sign and a symptom of a society gone very, very wrong.
The level of discourse in this country is on a par with a shouting match between 12 year old bullies on a playground - worse! actually when I think back to the most obnoxious, malicious and violent kids in my working class neighborhood.
That is inexcusable behavior by civilized adults, and continuing to behave that way is damaging to the social fabric of the country - that which sustains and supports us and makes life worth living. I have often appealed to people's patriotism as a last resort call for intelligence and common sense and fair play and decency towards their fellow citizens. Not only does that get nowhere, but the very fact that I call for it makes me the target of yet more derisive and mean-spirited abuse. I am not complaining, as I have come to accept the fact that a shockingly high percentage of adult Americans are the functional equivalents emotionally of badly abused and poorly socialized, uneducated, ignorant and obnoxious over-grown juvenile delinquents.
Patriotism is no longer a shared set of common values and principles. "Things aren't like that now!" people say if you cite the words of the founders of the country, or "what did they know" or "he has been proven wrong!"
Common courtesy is mocked and jeered at. Winning is everything, and winning means making your fellow human beings as miserable as possible. Isolation and independence and self gratification are praised, while compassion and consideration, altruism and sacrifice are derided and dismissed as sentimental and weak.
The coarser the language the better, and taking care to use the English language as an educated, civilized person who respects others, and has respect for their own thoughts and a desire to express them to others, is seen as though IT were the discourteous, rude or hostile approach. "How dare you come across so high and mighty like you know more than us!" is the response. S
Perversely, people are more comfortablr with screaming and name-calling - this seems more friendly, or at least familiar to people, and they are content and happy knowing that the other speaker is a fellow hog wallowing in the mud of stupidity, bigotry, sefl-centeredness and depravity.
We desperately need to get some basics established that will allow an intelligent and productive conversation to go forward. There is nothing wrong with people's opinions differing, but there is something very wrong with people robotically throwing talking points and clever barbed phrases at each other for the express purpose of spiritually destroying the person with whom you are conversing.
The whole point of having political discussions is not to "win" - winning being defined as driving the person you are talking to into an abject and miserable state of frustration or anger - but to explore and develop ideas, reach consensus and identify areas of differing views and opinions and learn how to accept and respect those.
Endless jeering mocking one-liners and "gotchas" are certain and telling expression of a deep almost sociopathic emotional immaturity. It is the mindset that would enjoy torturing a small animal or pulling the wings off of insects. It is the mindset that gets secret pleasure imagining the humiliation and degradation of others. It is the mindset that can not distinguish between the emotions of love and compassion and the thrill and hormonal rush of cruelty and sadism. It is a sign and a symptom of a society gone very, very wrong.
The level of discourse in this country is on a par with a shouting match between 12 year old bullies on a playground - worse! actually when I think back to the most obnoxious, malicious and violent kids in my working class neighborhood.
That is inexcusable behavior by civilized adults, and continuing to behave that way is damaging to the social fabric of the country - that which sustains and supports us and makes life worth living. I have often appealed to people's patriotism as a last resort call for intelligence and common sense and fair play and decency towards their fellow citizens. Not only does that get nowhere, but the very fact that I call for it makes me the target of yet more derisive and mean-spirited abuse. I am not complaining, as I have come to accept the fact that a shockingly high percentage of adult Americans are the functional equivalents emotionally of badly abused and poorly socialized, uneducated, ignorant and obnoxious over-grown juvenile delinquents.
Patriotism is no longer a shared set of common values and principles. "Things aren't like that now!" people say if you cite the words of the founders of the country, or "what did they know" or "he has been proven wrong!"
Common courtesy is mocked and jeered at. Winning is everything, and winning means making your fellow human beings as miserable as possible. Isolation and independence and self gratification are praised, while compassion and consideration, altruism and sacrifice are derided and dismissed as sentimental and weak.
The coarser the language the better, and taking care to use the English language as an educated, civilized person who respects others, and has respect for their own thoughts and a desire to express them to others, is seen as though IT were the discourteous, rude or hostile approach. "How dare you come across so high and mighty like you know more than us!" is the response. S
Perversely, people are more comfortablr with screaming and name-calling - this seems more friendly, or at least familiar to people, and they are content and happy knowing that the other speaker is a fellow hog wallowing in the mud of stupidity, bigotry, sefl-centeredness and depravity.
#4
Literate Chaotic / The Haiku Game
November 28, 2004, 09:45:48 PM
What is Bukkake?
Is it a place in Russia
In Tom Brokaw's dreams?
Next up: A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, a chainsaw, and thou.
Is it a place in Russia
In Tom Brokaw's dreams?
Next up: A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, a chainsaw, and thou.
#5
Literate Chaotic / Fuck the South!
November 11, 2004, 02:49:15 AMQuote1f j00 t@lk3d w1th n0rm@l l3tt3$, maybe someone would care what you had to say.
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#6
Literate Chaotic / Fuck the South!
November 11, 2004, 02:44:53 AMQuoteyou know what's coming next, right?
Yah, your momma!
#7
Literate Chaotic / The Haiku Game
November 11, 2004, 02:31:54 AM
No, Bush said he talks to Jesus on a daily basis. Which is fine, except that I just talked to Jesus yesterday, and he says he's never even heard of this George Bush person - either of them. And also he said that mankind needs to stop drawing him as a white guy with blue eyes and a mullet.
#8
Literate Chaotic / The Haiku Game
November 11, 2004, 02:18:56 AM
I'm not Eric, whoever that is. I am the Bucket of Truth, and if you look in me, you will know unmitigated, unadulterated, immutable Truth. You've been warned.
#9
Literate Chaotic / Fuck the South!
November 11, 2004, 02:06:43 AMQuoteit's a generalization to assume that everyone in the south thinks in the way that website says they do.
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#10
Literate Chaotic / The Haiku Game
November 11, 2004, 02:03:58 AM
7h15 15 my h41ku
4nd 1f y0u d0 n07 |1k3 17,
7h3n 60 fuck y0ur53|f.
N3x7 70p1c: C0w71pp1n6 15 7h3 3553nc3 0f 3c0n0m1c5.
4nd 1f y0u d0 n07 |1k3 17,
7h3n 60 fuck y0ur53|f.
N3x7 70p1c: C0w71pp1n6 15 7h3 3553nc3 0f 3c0n0m1c5.
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