| wtf |
[18 Oct 2009|02:16pm] |
A TV show stole my grandma's picture from my Flickr. And they made her a Nazi! :o
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| civil war in 4 minutes |
[12 Oct 2009|09:06am] |
One of the comments below the video says:
"we should have let the south secede, altho theyd be a lot more like afghanistan today, the rest of the country would be a lot more like the best european countries"
Maybe a bit exaggerated, but I agree with the idea. We should have let the south be its own messed up country.
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| lawlz |
[09 Oct 2009|05:35am] |
Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize!? This is complete and utter bullshit, man. No way. He gets this prize right as America is about to BOMB THE MOON!? Will anyone think of the moon, please! Sad day in America...and the moon, of course.
But seriously. I'm obsessed with this whole moon bombing thing.
I can't make up my mind if this is really scientifically cool, or just hilariously stupid. "We wanna know if there's ice there, that's why we're doing this."
Who. The. Fuck. Cares.
Ice.
Ha!
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| RIP |
[09 Oct 2009|01:35am] |
NASA is going to bomb the moon here in a little bit.
Poor Mooninites. Rest In Peace, guys.
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| the horror |
[06 Oct 2009|07:47am] |
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The movie previews for Where The Wild Things Are looks horribly horribly bad and awful and wrong. What the fuck have they done to my childhood!? :'( Every single time I see the ad on TV I have to stop and stare at it because it's like a train wreck. A really awful train wreck where everyone has died or something.
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| consent my ass! |
[02 Oct 2009|04:14am] |
"it wasn't a rape, it is only rape under american law, written by conservatives, otherwise there was consent, which is quite important under our liberal law"
From LJ user ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) lunaire, about the Polinsky raping. User lives in France, where apparently fucking young girls is normal...if...they consent?! lol
A snippet from the original court case:
“And what did Mr. Polanski do?”
“He got in and went to the deepest part…
“He said, ‘Come down here’.
“And I said, ‘No, no I got to get out’… He had his hands on my sides like right around here and he was…”
“Around your waist?”
“Yes. Then he started to move and I got out.”…“What did you do when he said, ‘Let’s go in the other room’?
“I was going, ‘No, I think I’d better go home’. Because I was afraid.
“I just went and sat on the couch.”
“What were you afraid of?”
“Him… “What happened when you sat down on the couch?”
“He reached over and he kissed me. And I was telling him, ‘No,’ you know, ‘keep away’.
“But I was kind of afraid of him because there was no one else there.”
I mean, this shit is searchable on Google. Oh yeah, sounds like consent alright. It's not consent even for an adult woman, much less a 13 year old girl he drugged with alcohol and ludes. lol
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| thumpity |
[01 Oct 2009|07:24pm] |
So after a bad day, I thought, you know what, I'm going to have some milk and cookies. That'll solve everything! But it didn't. And now I'm still down about the bad day, and I'm bummed about how my expectations for milk and cookies were quickly deflated.
I don't have anything else to say. I was sitting here with my eyes closed and my head leaned back against the chair, and it was a whole five minutes or more before I started this new paragraph.
Milk usually makes my heart thumpity and fast. It takes about 40 minutes or so after I drink it, and it's not that time yet. I wonder if it'll happen. Because sometimes I get lucky and it doesn't. I would avoid milk altogether and the other foods that make my heart all thumpity, but cookies without milk? Uh, no.
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| mistake |
[30 Sep 2009|08:00am] |
Polanski's friend, Swiss filmmaker Otto Weisser, was among the first to publicly run to his defense.
"This is for me a shock. I am ashamed to be Swiss, that the Swiss is doing such a thing to brilliant fantastic genius, that millions and millions of people love his work," Weisser said upon learning the director had been detained by Swiss authorities. "He's a brilliant guy, and he made a little mistake 32 years ago. What a shame for Switzerland."
Ohhhh, so drugging and raping a 13 year old girl is just a little mistake. I'm learning new things everyday.
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| that shit is correct, man! |
[28 Sep 2009|10:17pm] |
In other news: If Polanski is extradited to America and doesn't get a severe sentence, then it's a slap in the face to all the other prisoners serving long sentences that also drugged and fucked 13 year old girls. Just saying.
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| house of leaves |
[26 Sep 2009|06:28pm] |
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From Amazon I ordered a supposedly spooky and creatively written novel called "House of Leaves." It's supposed to be innovative and amazing. We shall see. I haven't read a good novel in years. If you've heard of this book or read it or know of it or have been stalked by it or have been called by it in the middle of the night and all you heard was heavy breathing, and at the end of the call it's like, "House of Leaves," *click*, *dial tone*, then I want to hear what you have to say.
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| wave |
[24 Sep 2009|05:56pm] |
If my days had banners, today's would say "Nothing Accomplished!" Preferably with a neat American flag background graphic.
There's still the night though. Still the night.
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| super! |
[20 Sep 2009|06:36pm] |
I think I'll watch the Emmys tonight, something I don't think I've ever really done before. I watch a lot more tv shows than I ever have, so I'm more involved. I watch less movies, especially new releases, so the Oscars won't mean anything to me like it did when I was younger.
I don't like almonds. Unless they're embedded in chocolate.
I don't like when girls have long fingernails.
I just now learned about the weird crazy thumbs of Megan Fox. That...is weird. And creepy. I know it's not her fault, but still...
Speaking of Megan Fox, looks like Jennifer's Body not only flopped, but did a double belly flop onto wet concrete. That amuses me.
I have like a million things I want to sell on Ebay, but why is it such a fucking chore going through all their stupid forms to upload something?
Since I now only paint with water-mixable oil paint, I have a lot of regular oil paints and regular oil paint medium stuff to sell.
You really should "google images" of Fox's thumbs, if you haven't already.
Saw the cheesiest 1985 movie about David Hasselhoff (don't care if I got that spelling wrong) as a cop in Lake Havasu City that thinks Jack the Ripper's ghost moved from London to Lake Havasu because of them moving the bridge back in the 60s or whatever. It was laughable, but fun.
I love laughably bad movies. It's a fact.
You know how you discover some food you like you think, "Holy shit, I'll never get sick of this!"? Well, I was eating tons of Panda Express's Orange Chicken stuff, and I thought that. But now I'm like, "Maybe I should slow down." Because...never say never.
Finished all of the third season of Dexter on DVD. The new season starts in a week or so, I think. Never wouild have thought I'd like a movie about a serial killer, but it's actually addictive.
Ryan Seacrest is creepy.
I wish I knew other painters. To talk to and learn from. To exhange ideas. I mean painters that don't suck, those are hard to find.
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| drowning racists |
[16 Sep 2009|07:14pm] |
This image, from 1862, is a good analogy (at least I think so) to today's situation with Obama and the right-wingers. Most right-wingers are middle class or poor, so you'd think they'd vote for policies that would help them. Obama wants to help, wants to make sure everyone has health coverage, that everyone is healthier. But no matter what the plan, no matter what Obama says, they won't listen, they won't agree with, they won't accept. They refuse that rope to save them from drowning because of who is actually holding the rope. And yes, a lot of it has to do with Obama's skin color. Not all, but c'mon, a lot of them are racists. The cartoon could have been created yesterday, I swear.
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| bush's legacy |
[13 Sep 2009|06:11am] |
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"On every major measurement, the Census Bureau report shows that the country lost ground during Bush's two terms. While Bush was in office, the median household income declined, poverty increased, childhood poverty increased even more, and the number of Americans without health insurance spiked. By contrast, the country's condition improved on each of those measures during Bill Clinton's two terms, often substantially." - from a larger article at The Atlantic.
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| all y'all |
[29 Aug 2009|12:46am] |
What up, Rhode Island!?
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| been painting |
[23 Aug 2009|01:29am] |
Experimented with some new linen I bought. It was fun.
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| ah well, talkin' to the wind again |
[21 Aug 2009|04:24pm] |
“America’s health care system is neither healthy, caring, nor a system.”
- Walter Cronkite
The weird religious right doesn't make sense to me. Jesus would totally be for the public option that would allow health coverage for everyone. Yet the religious right are the ones seeminly most against it. But the religious right is for the death penalty and for war. They favor the rights of a fetus' health, but not for a person that's already out of the vagina?
Jesus was a liberal. Since when in the Bible has Jesus EVER shown to be against social justice? Or a capitalist, for that matter. What sort of Jesus are these people seeing in their twisted minds? I will never understand!
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| peer pressure |
[21 Aug 2009|09:15am] |
This is a very touching public service announcement from Megan Fox. Everyone should watch it. But watch all of it. Only 36 seconds long.
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