I remember when I was 4 years old in 1965, my parents took
me to McDonalds for lunch. I got a milk with
my meal, and my mom handed me a plastic straw and instructed me how to use it. The concept seemed primitive and outrageously
reckless to me, but I did as I was told, and I remember thinking at that
moment, “Really? This obviously non-biodegradable
device is what we’re going to use to drink milk? Ok, let’s roll the dice; let’s not think about
sea turtles and the coral reef and stuff, but mark my words, someday there will
surely be repercussions for our unfathomable transgressions here today. Someday this insanity will be addressed. God bless us.” And sure as shit, that time has come.
Friday, July 27, 2018
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Say it, Again?
What’s so cool about double speak is
that you get, you know, twice as much. #bargain
Yesterday I said that, absolutely and
under any or no circumstances, would I ever agree to what was perhaps and
probably never proposed, but what I meant to say is that I wouldn’t not agree
to refuse to entertain any proposal, and rather that I would never not regularly
accept the opportunity to, and with full confidence, disagree with any proposal
presented, or not. I hope that this
clarifies the intent of my statement.
Sunday, July 1, 2018
Knowing Your Limits
So anyway,
it took her a while, but finally the lady told me she can’t eat eggs because she’s
pretty sure she’s allergic to dairy.
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