fantastic television

...the chopper ride into hawaii to meet the chefs was sexy as fuck... it's gets better and better. sammy's gonna win...

dunbar's number

...we can't have more than 150 friends. allegedly, we can't even really know more than 150 people. do you know about dunbar's number? SO fascinating...

clint you're bad freaky

...there's good freaky (the people i collect and love) then there's bad freaky (politicians and preachers) who just make the skin crawl with their charlatanry. Clint you're not the good kind o fuh-reeeky. you're fucking creepy... you're full of shit clint van zandt. go away. someone give me a plunger...

fascinating drug research!!!!

gay straight guys

queer eye for jacko

trump's ratings tank! go ro!!

rosie is a bitch, but i'm taking her side (i'm prolly a bigger bitch anyway) because I LOVE ROSIE WITH ALL MY HEART AND SOUL (and i'm gettin tired of donald frump)... and it's nice to see trump's show taking a dive in the ratings! go ro go ro go go RO!!!!

manuFACTure dissent

...Oh beautiful, for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties, Above the fruited plain! America! America! God shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea....

a very veblen thursday

"So soon as the possession of property becomes the basis of popular esteem, therefore, it becomes also a requisite to the complacency which we call self-respect. In any community where goods are held in severalty it is necessary, in order to his own peace of mind, that an individual should possess as large a portion of goods as others with whom he is accustomed to class himself; and it is extremely gratifying to possess something more than others. But as fast as a person makes new acquisitions, and becomes accustomed to the resulting new standard of wealth, the new standard forthwith ceases to afford appreciably greater satisfaction than the earlier standard did. The tendency in any case is constantly to make the present pecuniary standard the point of departure for a fresh increase of wealth; and this in turn gives rise to a new standard of sufficiency and a new pecuniary classification of one's self as compared with one's neighbours." MORE VEBLEN