I'm really having trouble selling these R.Kelly albums.

Danny Elfman is dying his hair like Nice Cave right?
Is it just me?
Yes it is.

I've never heard Jason Aldean's music, but he looks like Spam in a cowboy hat.

Krev wrote: Tue Aug 01, 2023 2:02 pm I've never heard Jason Aldean's music, but he looks like Spam in a cowboy hat.

That's an insult to Spam!

"human: it could not have been" - herbert west, reanimator ..upon seeing his first zombie

"i'm ready for my close up, mr demille" -sunset boulevard, psychosis of hollywood at the end of the golden age

(CW doomerism in tweet)




It's grotesque that you can have a guy with a steady income and hefty savings, who excercises regularly and has several hobbies, and 9 people out of 10 will say "wow it's really over for this guy".

This guy's main problem is obviously that he doesn't have friends. Apart, of course, from the more difficult-to-manage problem of social status, which is what seems to draw the majority of responses.

Now obviously, this guy's job might not be the most long-term economically secure, but none of the comments are about that. They're about some abstract social appreciation value or duty that is not being fulfilled, and they think the solution is to simply switch jobs. "he should become manager", "he should learn to code", "he should learn a trade", "he should start a business"...

He is expected to make his life into something, not for the joy of the thing itself, nor even primarily justified by cold economic necessity, but simply because that is how it must happen.

How is it that plain life is not enough? It's deeply sick.

Please destroy all nations and fuck all ethinicities into non-existence.

kokorodoko wrote: Thu Aug 03, 2023 10:03 am Please destroy all nations and fuck all ethinicities into non-existence.

i know you're in sweden, but this sounds a little ethnic-cleansy to amerikansk ears, so tread lightly. Also, i'm sorry but I've already propogated three pure-bred honkeys.

There were seven different "Peaches" in Peaches & Herb.

kokorodoko wrote: Thu Aug 03, 2023 6:56 am (CW doomerism in tweet)




It's grotesque that you can have a guy with a steady income and hefty savings, who excercises regularly and has several hobbies, and 9 people out of 10 will say "wow it's really over for this guy".

This guy's main problem is obviously that he doesn't have friends. Apart, of course, from the more difficult-to-manage problem of social status, which is what seems to draw the majority of responses.

Now obviously, this guy's job might not be the most long-term economically secure, but none of the comments are about that. They're about some abstract social appreciation value or duty that is not being fulfilled, and they think the solution is to simply switch jobs. "he should become manager", "he should learn to code", "he should learn a trade", "he should start a business"...

He is expected to make his life into something, not for the joy of the thing itself, nor even primarily justified by cold economic necessity, but simply because that is how it must happen.

How is it that plain life is not enough? It's deeply sick.

You're posting from social media. Is it not obvious that that is a major part of the "HOW?"

I'm not on Twitter so I will not the comments. I'd say can't, but I could, I'd just have to be on Twitter, which I choose not to be.

Also, what is "CW?" It feels like I have to be on Twitter (or pay attention to other social media) to know what that means. So I'm being left behind (actually leaving myself behind, happily) for what?