Has Been, Will Be |
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I read or hear so much incomprehensible bullshit from the Presidential candidates and their electioneering organizations, yet I'm not sure that I've heard anything BUT shit. All of them are guilty politicians of the first water, opportunists in every moment of their lives. I wouldn't trust any of them to be able to dig a six-foot hole, though I can guess what they'd do if they finished digging--they'd expect you and me to jump into it and let them kick dirt in over us. Maybe Ralph Nader wouldn't, but he hasn't got a chance to win. They all talk a good talk, but none of them are really prepared to smack down all or even very many of the evils of American government or relieve even some of the evils of big business. Politics is just trying to get your own way over the other guy without having to kill him. That IS worth something, but it's not worth all that we proclaim. |
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Politics Is Poopadoodle
Have A Good Time
Or Get Laid |
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E. B. White: "I get up every morning determined to both change the world and have one hell of a good time. Sometimes this makes planning my day difficult." |
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Old And New Musical Proclivities
A Few Vacuous Thoughts |
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I used to pay more attention to music, I must admit. i used to know, sometimes own, every album of certain artists. I quit that a long time ago. I seldom know the entire body of any musician's work, unless that artist has been dead for 30 or 40 years. I quit buying Dylan albums when he got his head so stuck in the Religion jar and I didn't like it very much. He returned to my good graces later on, but I never took up buying every record again. Certainly, it's not safe to buy an album without having heard it somewhere first any more! I made a less conscious decision to ignore Joni Mitchell's records after her head got stuck so deep in the Jazz jar! That's not to say that it wasn't pleasant music she was making. I didn't like it as much as formerly, though. It just wasn't the same. I never did care one whit for Van Morrison's religious kick, so I never pay any attention at all to his releases. |
So Good, So Bad
These lyrics are so good and yet what it's talking about is so bad! I tried to find a YouTube of the song, but couldn't so far. I Will Dream |
Monday, February 25, 2008
Sexist Advice, Okay?!
Or, Bring It On! |
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Answer to the last stupid question I read (somewhere on the Internet): "Be sure to have sex with her first, unless you're just a great guy." |
Good Sense?
W. C. Fields: Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people. |
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Heart of Gold
HEART OF GOLD
by Neil Young
I want to live,
I want to give
I've been a miner for a heart of gold.
It's these expressions I never give
That keeps me searching for a heart of gold
And I'm getting old.
It keeps me searching for a heart of gold
And I'm getting old.
I've been to Hollywood
I've been to Redwood
I crossed the ocean for a heart of gold
I've been in my mind, it's such a fine line
That keeps me searching for a heart of gold
And I'm getting old.
That keeps me searching for a heart of gold
And I'm getting old.
You keep me searching for a heart of gold
I've been a miner for a heart of gold
And I'm getting old.
Winding In The Sheets
You Woke Me For This? |
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I got up this morning before the 9 o clock alarm, though not by much. Getting up early doesn't do me much good because then it seems like my bones are EVEN MORE creaky that they are on other days. I move so slowly that it still takes me an hour or 90 minutes to be standing, showered, fully clothed, all my pills counted out into the day's compartments, hair combed, bladder relieved, et al. I used to jump out of bed directly into my clothes and hit the door (grumpy, I admit) with no waste of breath. Now I'm a mass of aches and pains, cursing man and God and every inanimate object I come in contact with! I mean, every variation of "god damn", vulgar and violent. It's as if it's the fuel that propels me or the "wind beneath my wings" (that's a funny one). Sometimes the worst experience of the day is to drop the tiny yellow Glipizide pill onto the carpet--it invariably bounces it's tiny self under the dresser where I can't see it. I have to crawl (there is no "get") down on all fours to have any chance of seeing it and retrieving it, and I curse God all the way. I guess it's my way of cursing myself and all of existence, but I address it to God. I curse a little extra if I never find the pill! I wish they wouldn't put those pills in the "push-out" cards like that because it's all I can do to push them out (i use a nickel) AND maintain a sense of where the pill is on the other side of the card! It may or may not fall into my other hand! Fuck those creeps who evidently think this is "childproofing". I'm tempted to hire some child who's still flexible to open all the medication containers for me. Though I have arthritis, it's not too bad in my fingers, but my neuropathy compensates. My sensation is limited, meaning I greatly favor cowboy shirts with snaps, not stupid buttons. Damn buttons!!! Meanwhile, my legs are doing the same damn crap. I'm creaky and I'm slow and I'm more ornery than I've ever been. |
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Big Dollar Hat
Who's that shifty-eyed creep that I espy? Some dude with a new hat. I sometimes look better, but not much better!
The second pic is so you could see the feather. No doubt acquired painlessly. I could've bought more than 30 of my infamous Wal*Mart hats instead. Yipes. We will not discuss here any of the procedures the hat company used to create the hat because I want to enjoy it. For once in my life, I'd like to have a nice hat! And I DO like the expensive son of a bitch! It's softer than a--. Well, we won't go there!
Ain’t Arousal Wonderful At Sixty? |
Friday, February 22, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
A Little Lack of Help from Google Adsense
No Daddy Around When You Need One |
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I guess I need a "personal adult" to take care of all my messes around here. |
Monday, February 18, 2008
A Little Help From My Non-Friends
All my friends are going to be strangers |
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At times there may be twice as many, but every day there are at least 1 to 3 emails from Blogger's victims asking for help or directions. These writers don't know me, they just find their way to me from all over the planet (and maybe the universe?) to ask for advice. I'm not even one of the main (or really knowledgeable) advisors in this self-appointed kitchen cabinet sort of enterprise, but I manage to come up with some kind of answer 2 out of 3 times, and the other time I fake it, or pass the question on to one of the other know-it-alls! On days when I get no personal emails, it's something interesting to keep me from bitching and bellyaching. It helps me get through the day (and part of the night)! It keeps me from killing you all! |
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Elvis Sings Dylan?
If you'd rather skip it, it's not like I asked you to kiss me! It's all right, don't think twice...
It's not like I ever did anything with these YouTubes, so if it breaks your teeth or fouls your breath, I uh wuh--what?! I don't know!!!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Shelfari, Tarzan?
There's No Jane, Either! |
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Introducing Shelfari in the sidebar, pretty far down the list. (There's a bookmark for it listed at the almost-top of the sidebar.) In my list, ir shows books in order that I recently listed them in Shelfari, not in the order that I recently read them. Once in a while, I'll list the book I've most recently finished. But if three others pop into my head, you're likely to see them. If anyone's really curious, you can keep clicking next to see more books. |
Sunday, February 10, 2008
More Cheap Talk About Truth
Sir Winston Churchill: "Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened." |
Health and Happiness
Bloop Me All Night Long |
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What? Only 2 emails today? I need more! No Blogger questions to answer? Christ, neither loved nor needed! No one beating on my door so they can offer to fuck my brains out (anything's acceptable, though I hope you're a woman or at least human). My brains are pretty much damaged already, so you probably couldn't do much more harm... Ah, but some of you are still very pretty, aren't you--thank God for that. How do you do that, I wonder? Maybe it's makeup. Maybe because you stopped eating all that infected chicken or all that intended-for-Alpo horsemeat or maybe you just increased your B12 shots! |
Thursday, February 07, 2008
Ellen Foley
Don'tcha just love the singer Ellen Foley? Many might remember her as the skinny prosecuting attorney on TV's Night Court. So she's an actress, too, though I'm not sure she's even had any roles since that year or so of Night Court. Anyway, I admire her music more--not to mention her skinny good looks! (Oops--I just Googled images of her and found some fat photos of her. At least, it looks fat on her, though maybe it's just the contrast!) Nobody stays the same. Guess I was ignoring that 25 years passed by while I was screwing around and savoring my memories more than my life.
I'm not even sure she still records.
Check out these YouTubes:
We Belong To The Night or,
Shuttered Palace (God knows what it means!)
Monday, February 04, 2008
Renewing My Texas Driver's License
I came late to all my computer and/or Internet connections, so it is that I just finished my first Online renewal of my Texas Driver's License. I'm not sure if Texas was doing this before, but it's the first time it came to my attention. These things always make me nervous, though; this is probably only the fourth or fifth thing I've ever paid for online and I think I still suffer from My Father's Trepidation about this new-fangled process of blindly giving your Visa card number to some unseen stranger on the Internet. Oh, well, this time it's The State--so surely, that's no stranger! Their nose has been in my business for ages! Of course, there's nothing to keep The State from charging me 3 or 4 times, so I fail to see the safety in that. There is no safety anywhere. Somebody said that. It was probably me. I think it's funny, though, that the Gatehouse Supplies Company that I charged money to the other day seemed more demanding that The State of Texas! Of course, the supply company can't cut off your oxygen quite the way that Texas can. Most of us can't live without SOME degree of driving! We don't really need fucking stupid charge cards, but we really need the damn car to spend some of our money, whether it's cash or plastic! I may charge plenty at Wal*Mart, but they sure don't deliver. |
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Night And Day
Dogger Gatsby: I look forward every day to my next night of sleep--but when I sleep, I dream of nothing, sometimes to my dismay.