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Perhaps this TSA bullshit security kabuki will finally be the thing that pisses off enough Americans to rock us out of our complacency. Or perhaps we will continue to shuffle, dead-eyed and interested only in who’s winning on Dancing with the Stars, to the end of America.
Plus: the shocking number of British actors who have not been in a Harry Potter movie; is Wikileaks’ Julian Assange being persecuted?; we don’t need no stinkin’ objectivity in journalism; and more.
I can’t deny that it’s true that come the apocalypse, whatever form it takes, many of the problems of our society will remain, and some of them will be amplified: Stupid, violent men will still be stupid and violent, and indeed they will have many more opportunties to indulge, unchecked, their idiocy and their anger. But what we’re seeing here isn’t really looking at that from the perspectives of people who are used to things being a little more civilized: the attitude is, instead, as if they barely notice their lives have changed at all, apart from the lack of coffeemakers and washing machines. And no, having the women lament the loss of those things doesn’t cut it…
Even dinosaurs themselves may have found these little critters cute…
It’s not even Thanksgiving yet, and already Christmas is starting to feel old. Decorated trees and glittery things and blinking lights have been up in some stores for weeks already, and I was in more than one shop this week that was playing Christmas music nonstop already. I’m gonna be suffering from Christmas burn out before December hits.
“The war is not meant to be won. It is meant to be continuous. The essential act of modern warfare is the destruction of the produce of human labor. A hierarchical society is only possible on the basis of poverty and ignorance.”
Cats tell the story of this most American of holidays, Thanksgiving, coming up next week. Features lots of pictures of cats that look like they’re praying. Weird.
In case you missed Matt Smith with Craig Ferguson on The Late Late Show, here’s basically the whole thing…
Emily Penfield, formerly — perhaps still — of Garland, Texas? If you see this, Emily, please email me.
Friday fun! Here’s a screen capture from a TV show on DVD. Guess the TV show — you don’t need to guess the episode, just the show. And if you assume it’s something I’ve said I’m watching or said I like, you’re not necessarily on the right track.
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