Concern On Chain-Letters .1

I have recently come across a very frightening chain e-mail.  For those of you who don't know it, it's entitled "One Scary Way to Break Up."  If you're easily offended by violence, relationship troubles, or psychotic zombie monsters, please don't continue.

Here it is if you have not read it:  

One day, Sarah was walking home from school when her boyfriend drove by and honked at her to get in. She got in his car and he drove her to the lake. Her boyfriend said he was going to tell her something very important. Sarah could have sworn he was going to propose. However, he flicked her off, pushed her in the lake and yelled, "I am breaking up with you, you ugly bitch!!! I hate you and I think that maybe you should just end your damn life! DUMB BITCH!!" He laughed and drove off. It was a very cold day. Sarah climbed out of the lake, freezing cold, and feeling the worst she had in her entire life. She got home went in a hot bath, and slit her wrists and died in the bathtub. Her parents yelled and screamed at her to get out until they finally broke the door down. They saw no body, but the entire bathroom was dripping with her blood. Her mom went insane and killed herself three days later, her dad is in prison, accused of murder. Later that week, Sarah's exboyfriend was taking a shower when she came from the drain, rotting and bloody, with a razor in her hand and said "Goodbye Jason." She cut his throat before he could scream.

So after reading this disturbing e-mail, I felt that I just HAD to speak out against untolerable behavior.  It seems that women have assumed a role beyond that of a dishwasher/trophy/object and think that they have "feelings".  This is, of course, absurd.  These so-called "female feelings" have reached an absurd point in that they become psychotically offended by trivial actions.  Looking back at the post, I can see nothing that the male, "Jason", did wrong--he acted in a completely appropriate manner with his dishwasher/trophy/object.  Then the dishwasher/trophy/object has the nerve to make a mess of the bathroom and not even stay to clean it up!!!

A second atrocity occured in this scenario as well.  The mother of the used female took her life WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM HER HUSBAND, which left him unfairly in prison for the actions of his property.

But, back to the point.  This girl, "Sarah", had absolutely NO RIGHT to become a vicious, psychopathic, revenge-seeking magic zombie and kill the completely innocent "Jason."  This completely uncalled-for action must come to a halt, otherwise our great nation of the United States will soon be filled with vicious, psychopathic, revenge-seeking magic zombies and we will be left with an abundance of dirty dishes.

Quote of the Day:  "I found a new hobby:  Stealing your stuff and throwing it at you."

New Years Resolution .2

As you may or may not know, I am graduating soon.  But I haven't yet.  And, until I do, I'm under the oppresive jurisdivtion of our instructors.  Well, as I am enrolled in the "Multimedia" program, we have a mandatory project.  Here are the baic rules:  We have to create a game using Macromedia Flash.  The game consists of 20 questions.  For each question you get right, something happens, and for each question you get wrong something else happens.  My love, Shauna, and I are partnering up for this endeavor and have come up with many brilliant plans, almost all of which have been fully rejected by our instructor.  Here are a few examples:

Jason and Shauna's Terrorist Game
Correct:  You kill a terrorist.
Wrong:  The computer you're working on is infected with a virus and explodes.  Oh, and the computer is filled with shrapnel just before the game to increase the risk factors.

Jason and Shauna's Club Competiton Game
Correct:  The dancer removes an item of clothing.
Wrong:  The computer you're working on is infected with a virus and explodes.  Oh, and the computer is filled with shrapnel just before the game to increase the risk factors.

Looking out of the window, our teacher gives us another idea.  She says, "Why not make a game of cleaning up our mucky pond?"  So we ventured another idea:

Jason and Shauna's Cleaning the Pond Game
Correct:  An item of trash is removed from the pond.
Wrong:  One of the ducks in the pond dies.  Oh, and the computer you're working on is infected with a virus and explodes.  Oh, and the computer is filled with shrapnel just before the game to increase the risk factors.

Still she says no.  Our instructor then gives us a much more open theme to work in, she suggested that we think of a Disney-related theme.  So there was our idea:

Jason and Shauna's Disney Hunter Game
Correct:  An EPA member shoots a hunter.
Wrong:  A hunter kills Bambi.

She didn't go for that one either.  I'm trying to figure out why....

Any other ideas?

Oh, yea, so her's the entire point of the post, my resolution!  New Years Resolution #2:  Be less morbid.

Quote of the Day:  "You're such an elegant zombie!"

Earth Day Savior: The Teenager

As you all may know, today is Earth Day.  I believe that the way to a better future involves looking out for our dear planet, as well as the vigorous use of flamethrowers.  But for the first time ever on this blog, I will take a serious moment of reflection:

Imagine, if you will, a world in decay.  A world whose careful balance has been shoved too far past equilibrium and is collapsing into turmoil.  A world tainted by careless advancement and faulty purpose.  Now, look around.  This is not some fantasy planet, this is our planet.  This is Earth.  Polluted skies, poisoned waters, ours is the world damaged.  There are many reasons for this catastrophe floating around, but they all boil down to one:  Mankinds inability to emulate the most perfect life form:  The teenage male.

            Teenage males are creatures of utter efficiency.  As dictated by the laws of economics, profits can only be maximized when the marginal benefit most exceeds the marginal cost.  This concept, minimization of expenditure, is the fundamental driving force behind teenagers.  A paragon of this trait lies within the habit of the minimization of communicative energy release.  In short, teenage males use less energy in communication than their adult counterparts.  Example:  A teen comes home.  His mother asks, How was school today?  The boy answers, Fine.  The mother then only looks at the direct words, not at the meaning behind them.  Did his answer, fine, not clearly imply "Oh, school was swell today. We had a difficult test in calculus, but my diligent study habits allowed me to easily pass the exam."???  Furthermore, if all adults remained as efficient as teenagers, we would live in old-fashioned farming communities, for teenagers would not waste energy in inventing large and dangerous machinery that pollutes the environment and destroys the land.

And energy isnt the only commodity that teenage males are willing to conserve, they are also economically aware.  Youll notice that many teenagers tend to purchase clothing items that are one or  two or five sizes larger than necessary.  This is because they choose clothing that can be grown into thus reducing monetary spending by eliminating the need of a new wardrobe each year.

            Teenage males are empathetic to others around them.  They have no desire to unload monotonous details of their mundane lives onto others, especially their hard-working parents.  This is why they tend to omit extraneous details when deep in conversation. Unfortunately, this causes the undesired result of miscommunication between teenagers and adults.  Adults that have forgotten their own youth seem to think that mysterious nights out are spent hurling eggs at neighborhood cars.  This is, of course, quite a silly conclusion since teens are much too busy covering houses with flaming toilet paper.  My point is that if everyone cared as much about the feelings of others as teenagers do, then the world would be a much friendlier place to live in.

            As I have shown, the utopia that poets dream about is not an impossibility.  We have not achieved it thus far because we ignore the teenagers instead of learning from their wisdom.  However, I do stress that the teenage male is only the most perfect life form, for they do not know everything.  Actually, I concede that there is a subject that teenage males know almost nothing about:  Teenage females.

Quote of the Day:  "Am I the only person that slows down as I walk over speed bumps?"

Reflections on Hell

I looked at the bible to check out some rumors that have been flying around.  Turns out the rumors are true, I'm going to Hell for being gay.  I spoke to some people about this, they seemed shocked at the idea.  In fact, they gave off the serious impression that Hell was a very bad place, but it doesn't seem so bad to me.

Think about it:  I'm gay.  Gay guys are going to Hell.    I'm going to Hell with everyone else that is gay, according to what these people in the media said (and why would they lie to me?).  So there I'll be, in Hell, a very hot and fiery place, with a bunch of hot, sweaty gay guys.  And eternity is a long time to go without sex, creating an inevitable giant sweaty gay orgy.

Compared to the innocent chastity of Heaven, who can blame me for choosing differently?

Quote of the Day:  "Your face is an open-toed shoe."

That One Song That Uncannily Describes My Mood

You know how sometime a song fits your mood so PERFECTLY that you have to post it as an entire blog without explanation?  This is one of those!  You know, except for this explanation here.  And the one that comes later.  I'm not very good at this, am I?  Anyway, to the song:

I should probably tell you what the song is, first.  Well...see...I don't know the name.  It's that one song with a descriptive name...you see.  By that...uhhh...who was he again?  You know, that one guy.  Anyway, really to the song now:

Okay, I can't exactly remember the song to be honest.  But it has a very catchy tune.  It's all like do-dee-do-da, something something something.  You know the song I'm talking about, right?  That one descriptive song?  It has a preposition here and there, a few nouns and some adjectives--all sprinkled with a few verbs...you know, THAT song.

So now you know perfectly how I feel and I have no need to actually explain anything, right?  That is all.

Quote of the Day:  "Wasn't that another fun day of fighting aquatic vigilantes?"

Winning Games

Okay, you know that game where two people stare at each other and the first to laugh loses?  Yea, I officially declare that game dumb.  Why?  Because I have never, in my ENTIRE life, won that game.  Naturally, the world should follow my own school of thought.

Seriously, I spent at least five minutes trying to play today, but I'm laughing before we even begin.  That's a new kind of talent right there!

So I have an idea for a game to replace the "Stare Until Jason Laughs" game.  I call it the "Stare Until One or Both of the Players is Incapacitated" game.  It goes like this:  Both players stare at each other.  The first one to die loses.  Sounds fun, eh?  Oh, and the players get guns.  

Hmmm...how is it that all of my games turn out to be violent somehow?  I blame it on the media.

Quote of the Day:  "My favorite kind of llama is the one that teleports through time."

Modern Art .1

I was a little bored, so I decided to become a connoisseur of fine modern art.

Already, I have crafted a one-of-a-kind masterpeice from the delicate art style called "photography".  I know that my newfound modern-art-connoisseur language may be a little lofty for the general populus with a disadvantaged sense of art, so I'll explain.  "Photography" is the art of taking these things called "photographs" on what is called, in the business, a "camera".  The particular "camera" that I used is called "digital".  this means that it sends the image magically through a cable and it appears on what I call my "computer".  But enough of the fancy modern-art-connoisseur language and on to the art!

This piece of modern art is beautifully named "Face with Churchbells in the Form of a Glass Cyllinder".  The name fits the piece incredibly!  Does it not just immediately invoke the emotion...of...ummm...modern-art-ness?

Quote of the Day:  "The term 'dead people' is quite misleading.  They're not really 'people', after all."