February 2012
Speaking of dreams, time to go have some.
Feb 26th
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witcheswhimsy replied to your photo: When I was a kid, I had a lot of nightmares. There… That sounds absolutely frightening. I have had dreams not of grinds but of objects that are not considered scary and I would wake up in fear. I do not think that was not very nice of the teacher to laugh. I was embarrassed for even bringing it up when she laughed at the idea. But then, I had very few...
Feb 26th
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theclosetthinke replied to your post: Oh look, the spammer got smarter and sent the fake… Some fucknut follows me, posts stock photos for a week and then is generous enough to give me an ipad for free and I have the unmitigated gall to call him a fucknut? How dare you, sir! You can do better than fucknut!
Feb 25th
Oh look, the spammer got smarter and sent the fake iPhone giveaway submission thingy as “staff@tumblr.com” instead of “staffkennyvee@tumblr.com.” Still not gonna work.
Feb 25th
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20kilosofcarrots asked: Today, I was watching the news, and of late all the Australian news has been about is the political situation. So then I was thinking to myself, "I wonder if Australian politics make it to the American news". Then tumblr popped into my head and to me you seemed to be informed on a lot of things so I thought I would ask you. Does Australian stuff (the politics of late) make it onto/into...
Feb 25th
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suiz replied to your post: Ali Baba, or the Forty Thieves Ken this was fucking amazing :) Wow, thanks, suiz! I was trying to strike a balance between added/altered text and the original. Wasn’t sure I got it right, but I’m really glad you liked it!
Feb 25th
Destroying classical literature could be a new...
Feb 25th
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salutationtothestars replied to your post: salutationtothestars replied to your post: Ali… I may be a little bit deranged right now due to tiredness, but it was hysterical. I laughed so hard I almost cried a couple times. So yes, it’s a very good thing. I’ll take a deranged-tired-hysterical-laugh-and-almost-cry any day! Thanks =)
Feb 25th
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salutationtothestars replied to your post: Ali Baba, or the Forty Thieves omg Kenny I don’t know if that’s a good omg or a bad omg…but I’m gonna go with good unless you say otherwise =)
Feb 25th
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Ali Baba, or the Forty Thieves
In a town of Persia lived two brothers, sons of a poor man; one named Cassim, the other Ali Baba. Cassim, the elder, married rich and took it easy while saying that poor people just don’t work hard enough. He was contemplating a run for the presidency; but the wife of Ali Baba was as poor as himself: they dwelt in a mean cottage in the suburbs, and he was more of a 99%-er. Ali Baba was in...
Feb 25th
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salutationtothestars replied to your post: xtremastuff replied to your post: I’ve been… Oh, my gosh. I have so many fond memories of reading Beowulf in Brit Lit, senior year. Mine was Junior year. The whole time, all I could think was “if I was still in the advanced class, this would be easier, because people wouldn’t be interrupting with questions every two lines.”
Feb 25th
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xtremastuff replied to your post: I’ve been thinking of spoofing a classic short… Beowulf Oh my. Funny story about Beowulf…when I was in high school, just after I’d dropped from advanced classes to regular (I went for the easy A instead of the hard-earned B), my English class read Beowulf. It took us six months to get through it while the teacher tried to explain it. By the...
Feb 25th
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theclosetthinke answered your question: I’ve been thinking of spoofing a classic short… Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Would you believe I’ve never read that (this is about to change)? That may make this the perfect choice. Plus, it’s short. Good call.
Feb 25th
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I’ve been thinking of spoofing a classic short story just for fun (sort of like I spoofed The Bible not too long ago)…something in the public domain so that I don’t have to buy anything, or worry about getting sued. Nothing too long, of course. Any suggestions/requests?
Feb 25th
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“Stupid kids do stupid things, and those stupid kids were being stupid.” I just heard this in a gaumless local news story during an interview with an aserine young lad. Can someone buy this duncical kid a blooming thesaurus already?
Feb 25th
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Feb 24th
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Disneyland Loses an Icon →
maradreamsofdisney: disneylandcrazy: RIP Ernie… :’( New Orleans Square won’t be the same without Ernie. Even if I wasn’t fortunate enough to hear him play on most days (his domain was in an area where ODV had no carts), it was a rare day that I didn’t see him, at least in passing, if I was in the area. And I did indeed hear him play many times when I was off work and in...
Feb 24th
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Feb 23rd
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Corporate Margins And Profits Are Increasing, But...
abaldwin360: righteousblasphemy: abaldwin360: As we’ve been noting, corporate profits have made it back to their pre-recession heights (even if corporate tax revenue hasn’t followed suit). In fact, in 2011, corporate profits hit their highest level since 1950. But as Bloomberg News noted today, this hasn’t translated into wage growth or more purchasing power for workers: Companies are...
Feb 23rd
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Looks like we’ve found the attention span of the average American voter. Last night’s GOP debate in :60. Video abcn.ws/x0MnYz — ABC News (@ABC) February 23, 2012 I did enjoy the guffaw from the crowd when Newt described himself as “cheerful.”
Feb 23rd
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When a woman can no longer control her own reproductive system because of someone else’s religious beliefs, it is no longer freedom of religion.  It is the infringement of religion onto human freedom.
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expederest: A Collection of Rare and Obscure Words heretoseethequeen: Cheiloproclitic - Being attracted to someones lips. Quidnunc - One who always has to know what is going on. Ultracrepidarian - Of one who speaks or offers opinions on matters beyond their knowledge. Apodyopis - The act of mentally undressing someone. Gymnophoria - The sensation that someone is mentally undressing you....
Feb 23rd
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Too long to tweet - A Story
I couldn’t pare this down to 140 and hit my two main points, so instead I’m going to lengthen it and tell you a short story. It is entirely fictional. Any similarities to real persons and events are entirely intentional, however. Mark had a dream. He wanted to be a superstar, but even he knew that he didn’t have the talent. Still, he was sure that he wouldn’t be the worst...
Feb 23rd
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WatchWatch
theclosetthinke: “WWE heavyweight champion CM Punk is lashing back at Chris Brown … claiming the singer isn’t just a liar … but a total “coward” who never truly “paid” for what he did to Rihanna. “ I was flipping channels and got to a WWE broadcast as they were talking about this. They didn’t give many details other than to say that this guy and Chris “The Fuckface” Brown (I...
Feb 22nd
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Feb 22nd
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sirshucky replied to your post: Mardi Gras Hand Grenades are a pretty good drink too. I saw a woman picked up by her coat for resisting arrest to a cop on horseback. She ended up snatched up by her hair and the horse stepped on her feet trying to resist further. You’re right. I can’t believe I forgot about those…although I drank way more hurricanes, personally.
Feb 22nd