Friday, December 31, 2010
Adopting Lots of Babies: Hiring Lots of Nannies
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Domestic Abuse: Only Cool If You Can Dance
Monday, December 27, 2010
Back to the Future: Incest is not the Best
Sunday, December 26, 2010
CHANGE 2011: Obama Has Nothing On Me.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Matt Irving: The Prodigal Son. . . . of Haircuts
Friday, December 24, 2010
The Homeless: Can't Take a Joke
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Facebook Birthdays: Attention Whores
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Hagermanns Bakery: A Bunch of Thieves. Not Bread Thieves. Money Thieves.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Dolphins: They're Just The Worst Thing Since Freedom. Ug. So Dumb.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Bridal Plasty: I Stand Corrected
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Cell Phone Answering Machines: What Happened to Just the Beep?
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Infidelity: Funny and Great for Candy Bar Sales
The Sausage to Bun Ratio: An Unholy Union
Thursday, December 16, 2010
The Great Decay of Modern Society: Miley Cyrus
*Disclaimer*
Actually, there is nothing to disclaim.
*End of Disclaimer*
Nothing is more entertaining than watching a train wreck, except maybe an airplane wreck, or a dolphin doing some sweet aerial acrobatics. My problem isn't so much that these "train wrecks" are happening. It's that they're being hailed as "news" on these alleged "news" channels, like cnn. [And today's top stories: earthquakes in chile, wars around the world. miley cyrus uses a bong. wtf (what the french)]. I mean, i would understand this with fox news. Mr. beck and ms. cyrus are on an equal playing field in my book (not mare kin's books), but really? cnn? What's next, an idiotic show on TLC about an ignorant woman posturing herself to become presi. . . . . ohhhhhhhhhhh fuuuuuuuuudge [like on the christmas story].
That's it. We've now officially entered into a new age. No longer are we in the bronze age nor are we in the space age. We have now entered the Great Decay of Modern Society . . . . . . age. i guess we could trace the origins back to britney spears and n'sync (sorry backstreet boys) but the truth of the matter is, it really didn't take off until ms. lohan, who has been the conductor of one continual train wreck since herbie goes bananas, but ms. cyrus has taken the cake. No, literally, she took the cake after she was finished making bong hits for Jesus. Not only did she take it, but she then devoured the entire thing. It was impressive in a weird unimpressive sort of way.
Do we blame CNN? Do we blame the news agencies? After all, they're the ones who are showing this crap. Or do we blame the consumers who eat it up then give it good ratings? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Well, in this case, people definitely came first, but for the sake of this blog, we're just going to go ahead and blame the networks. . . . actually let's just do 50/50. . . . . well, 60/40.
Anyway, sometimes i feel like maybe i shouldn't blame "celebrities" at all. After all, these train conductors wouldn't act like that if nobody watched them [yes, they would]. Yes they would, the only difference is that my eyes would stop melting every time i was tricked into watching some ridiculous stunt all in the name of fame. The networks need to make dedicated channels for these things and keep them separate. We need a separation of news and "news".
This is kind of bold statement, but maybe if we just rounded all these "celebrities" (non-contributing humans) and put them in maybe a camp of some sorts. That way, they could just entertain themselves. Since none of them really contribute in any sort of way, i'd imagine they might go extinct, which might not be such a bad thing.
That's right. Drink up. It's orange flavored hatorade and it's gooooooooooood.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Question: No Seriously, I Have a Question
World Series of Poker: Do My Eyes Deceive Me? No They Do Not. . . . . Sad. Also, This Should Make Up For My Last Post.
In a basic cable package, which I as a Professional Human use to unwind, there are only a handful of channels. Most are owned by Ted Turner or Disney which means I can watch almost every Idea that Tyler Perry has or I can watch a few sporting events and Justin[e] Bieber. My choices are limited. To take some of that space and fill it with a Rehab session of the world’s creepiest bachelors is a mockery of what the warm glow of TV stands for.§