The Eagle Is Reading, The Snake Is Crawling Backwards, On His Hands And Knees

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I was walking by a large black SUV wondering how much it would cost of my salary to fill it up. When two well dressed business guys in crew cuts came from behind it and asked me, “Excuse me sir, do you know which way to the airport

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I don't want to mention things, just because they happened to me, or I heard about them happening via tv, internet or people. I want to consider something that I know nothing about, and have never heard about. I think that thing is Spaceship Upholstery. But only time will tell, because that fucker is right all the time, see there he is again.

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Am in Las Vegas, which I have discovered is a Chuck E. Cheese for adults that has become malignant and growing neon tentacles by the infusion of Suburban Soccer Mob money and those seeking that great fabled buffet table that has been alluded to since the Iliad. Ring, a ding, ding

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Went to the BodyWorlds exhibit. I had some reservations about the whole thing, and they panned out. First forget about any dignity in death, because if that creepy plastinating german dude that looks like a cadaver himself, gets a hold of your husk, he's going to crucify you to a scooter or have you jumping rope for eternity. Cremate, cremate, cremate. I see the educational benefits, but it is really easy to forget that what you are looking at once was a human, was in fact a person. The whole thing frames differently if you imagine people you once knew being a "display". In fact if these people really gave their consent to be ogled at by the polis, then why can't we have a picture of them when they were alive next to their crazy glued corpse? And I think the whole obejectification can really desensitize people pretty quick. It wasn't long before the students on field trips were making cracks about the skinned people displays, that's what we call disrespecting the dead. In fact one of the aims of the display is to "confront the viewer