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The hypocrisy of hope
It’s not easy being me. I mean, as an educated, healthy, wealthy, handsome, white, cis-gendered, heterosexual male, with ready access to nutritious food, luxurious shelter, fulfilling and lucrative employment, abundant recreation, and unwavering support from friends and loved ones, I guess, … Continue reading
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Tagged cthulhu, Fantasy, humor, nihilism, racism, reading, science fiction, writing
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Why joint Facebook accounts are Dumb and not even Cool.
If you’re over 200 years old, and you’ve been married to your spouse for so long that you were already a couple when Otto von Bismarck was chancellor of Germany, and you have the combined computer knowledge of a penicillin fungi, a … Continue reading
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Tagged creepy, facebook, humor, joint accounts, otto von bismarck, relationships
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2016 Political Post 3 – Feeling the Bern
Alright turds, break out your trapper-keepers and gel pens, because it’s time to go to school. The American presidential race continues to heat up like bare thighs on a leather sofa, and there’s no shortage of editorial opinion pieces available … Continue reading
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Tagged bernie sanders, democrat, donald trump, hillary clinton, humor, millenial, presidential election, republican
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2016 Political Post part 2 of 2
In case you missed it, I recently explained how America’s presidential election system works. You can reread that post here. Now that you know the HOW of the 2016 presidential election race, let’s meet the WHO! Although there are several additional … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 election, bernie sanders, democrat, humor, politics, republican, trump
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2016 political post part 1 of 2
With 2016 upon us, and the American presidential race gaining steam, there are a lot of different political opinions being thrown about with, as per usual, the least informed people expressing the most strident opinions. Since those people don’t rely … Continue reading
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