TV. The world's best distraction from life. Usually no head ache like from alcohol, no cancer like from cigarettes, no bad trips or flash backs like from drugs, no fat ass like from chocolate, no exhaustion like from sex and - best of all - it's safe to show feelings in front of it and it doesn't argue or react at all. When you are tired just ( Read more... )

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Doc Pat Holliday
A proud social benefit fraud and hypocrite.
May she rest well on her silk cushions
sponsored by affluent tax payers.

I would make it possible that everybody could read everybodies thoughts and watch it from a safe distance. And when the humans subsequently would have killed each other I would invent something totally different....  Great fun!

Deadbeat.

I saw a tombstone in Tombstone, AZ. Written on it: "Here lies Lester Moore, 4 slugs from a 44, No Less, No More." Would be cool but since my name is not Lester Moore and since it seems unlikely that somebody will shoot me (unless I can't keep my mouth shut) I'm okay with: "At long last" and then just my name.

Or: "It finally sunk in!"
Or: " I guess ( Read more... )

Well, I guess, distraction works best. A friend of my cousin got a heart attack when he was kinda angry because his wife burnt the Thanksgiving turkey. That really distracted him A LOT. From everything, even life. Since then he never got angry again. But on the other hand he never got anything again besides decomposing. I think, I wouldn't want to ( Read more... )

Cultural Torch? Dude! What a lame question.
Avoiding work has been the only tradition - all my born days.

I would call my dentist and cancel our appointment.

A wolf. Nothing else but a wolf. And I truly believe that I was a wolf once and will be again. Dashing through the snow - I can feel it , feel my coat and the slender muscles beneath. Running with my mouth open, the tongue hanging out and I'm panting from the exercise and the exitement. Hunting in my pack with a strong sense of solidarity AND ( Read more... )