Mmm Haterade

Here comes the most ironic post yet; a post hating on haters. I understand that the Internet has created an international forum where the masses can state any opinion they want whether or not anyone cares to hear it. Often it's all complaints and pointless criticism. I read one blog that criticized every celebrity imaginable for such crimes of fashion such as being too colorful, too bland, too trendy, too boring or just too unusual. What kind of a society rails individuals for individuality? Or artists for creativity? Why are they being corrected? It seems that criticism is a mode of pushing people to conform to your set of beliefs. I think most people would agree this kind of thinking can be catastrophic, this kind of thinking creates "otherness" and has been known to destroy civilizations. How is it helpful to spew hatred at each other in hopes that we will all come out the same? Is that really the goal? It seems everyone with computer is jumping on the band wagon of hateful blogging. Most do it to be funny and convincing, and yet don't promote positive ideas, they only defame others. I'm not sure if it's meant to be cathartic or if people really view the world this way, in any case it just seems like an excuse to hate.

Don't Waste Your Breath

Strange, because breath seems to be the only thing you can't waste. Cliches really get me sometimes.

Rainy Railroad

This morning the wet railroad tracks sounded like an Orchestra. The distant train screeching down the tracks was surprisingly melodic. Radiohead's Ok Computer album cover came to mind. It could be a rainy railroad right? And the music fits the rainy mood .

"...Russian boys are what girls are to the Japanese..."

Wha ? There seems to be a particular cluster of cubicles prone to speculating on race relations at work. I overheard this snippet today, and I'm still puzzling over how it could possibly be correct. I'm fairly certain the speaker was confusing Japan with China, but I have no idea where he would have gotten that Russia bit. Granted I missed the rest of the conversation, but just to give you an idea of this groups' sound logic, last week's quote of the day was an earnest, "I'm sure there are some smart Irish people...".

Why...

It's true, mcmuffin might sound much like mcgriddle through the grainy drive-thru intercom but it tastes quite different...oyy...See earlier post.

I love this image.

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