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Thursday, June 18, 2009

Great Songs On My Mind Recently

Bisso Fri (Bisso na Bisso)
Giant (The The)
Seven Veils (Peter Murphy)
Honesty Files (Urge Overkill)
Scatta Head; Beng Beng Beng (Femi Kuti)
Musical Box (Genesis)
Soon (My Bloody Valentine)
Cry in the Wind; A Day (Clan of Zymox)
Come in Number 21 (Charlatans)
Main Title Theme (UNKLE)

Olsen Olsen (Sigur Ros)
Cherry-Coloured Funk (Cocteau Twins)
Why; Heaven Knows; Helen of Troy (Robert Plant)
Tarkus (Emerson, Lake and Palmer)
Dreaming of Me (Depeche Mode)
Crank; Satellite (Catherine Wheel)
Newborn Friend; Latest Craze (Seal)
What's Wrong With This Picture (Lloyd Cole)
It's Alright (Pet Shop Boys)
I Fall Down (U2)

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

In Denial: A Play in One Act

This is my caption for this photo caption contest where Zardari, Ahmadinejad, and Manmohan Singh are mingling at a recent summit meeting:

Zardari to Ahmadinejad: "What Terrorism?"
Ahmadinejad to Zardari: "What Holocaust?"
Singh: "Morons."

In Denial: A Sequel

Zardari to Ahmadinejad: "What cash fraud?"
Ahmadinejad to Zardari: "What vote fraud?"
Singh: "Morons."

In Denial: Encore

Zardari to Ahmadinejad: "What nuclear marketing?"
Ahmadinejad to Zardari: "What nuclear targeting?"
Singh: "Morons."

Friday, June 12, 2009

Congratulations, Stupor-man

Bill in Kill Bill 2 says "Clark Kent is how Superman views us. And what are the characteristics of Clark Kent? He’s weak...He’s unsure of himself...He’s a coward. Clark Kent is Superman’s critique on the whole human race."

Interesting thought, but I dunno...I just thought Superman acted like Clark Kent so that no one would even begin to think he's Superman, that's all. However, there is a pseudo-hero out there who does seem to have this critique on humanity, given the philosophical underpinnings of his apathetic, coma-inducing ideas. Given my recent posts, it's not hard to guess who!

Sunday, June 07, 2009

Mystics of Death

Zimbabwean "traditional healers"...shouldn't they get a taste of their own medicine...well, ok, at least some type of legal action?

Sadly, faith healing is big here too, where false cures (redistribution) spread to the populace result in the exploited (the productive).

Wednesday, June 03, 2009

Link of the day:

Our Parents Shrugged

...enough said.

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