“Religion and science are partners, they’re simply 2 different languages attempting to say the same story. Both are a manifestation of man’s quest to find the divine. Science looks for the answers, religion savors the questions.”
—Dan Brown
July 2010
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PEEP THIS: The Dudesons on MTV2
These 4 Finnish men are absolutely insane. Think Jackass is bad? You have no idea what craziness really is till you see these guys!
RANDOM HOT GUY: Rick Malambri
Ran into this guy during commercials - sadly he’s the star of Step Up 3D … Hopefully, this will not be the last we see of him!
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FUNNY S**T
This guy is an absolute genius. He calls himself ONISION, but I just call him HILARIOUS lol.
From a rap song about a plastic blow-up doll on the side of the road, to a singing Banana (with an opera climax), and even a song about a Hoola Hoop, this guy has nailed simplistic stupid humor and I absolutely LOVE it!
Here are my three favorites:
“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through narrow chinks of his cavern.”
—Aldous Huxley
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INTERESTING: Aquamans Death, caused by....?
BP OF COURSE!
Geoff Johns, the famous American comic book and television writer, has released this amazingly awesome portrayal of the death of Aquaman - the cause?? BP’s oil spill … I see where you stand Geoff - and I love you for this!
REFLECTIVE THOUGHTS: The Jungle by Upton Sinclair - Socialism and Capitalism
For the last 3 weeks I have been reading the book The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair. In an overlook, it’s a depiction of the the life of an immigrant working man, Jurgis, that has come to the United States in search for a better life. The book follows him through all of his struggles and defeats, through the slow death of the soul he had once had, all brought forth from the Meatpacking Industry and their money-hungry savagery. Upton Sinclair gives every gruesome detail imaginable and furthermore through the eyes of this relentless character. As a Lithuanian immigrant, Jurgis and his family come to the United States with a romantic idealism of fortune and luxury. They soon find out, however, that this is not the case; “wage slavery” dominates their American life and residence at “Packingtown” in Chicago, Illinois. With grueling hours, disturbing work situations, and barely enough money to feed a family, his life slowly falls apart, one heart-wrenching deception after another.
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My Birfffffday
It was my birthday this in June, and I am officially 22 years old. It didn’t really phase me at first, I didn’t even care to celebrate it really. I’ve never cared too much for my birthday - however for others birthdays, PARTYYYY!! hahaha
I’m used to my family coming by, having dinner and just spending time together which is a huge part of my birthday I enjoy.
I ALSO used to enjoy getting ripped, but those days are long goneeee - sadly lol
Make a long story short : my friend who recently moved in with me (and who will be called Mistress for privacy reasons lol), and my other best friend (nicknamed: Rico) peeled me off my lazy ass and got me to go to this really cool local bar that was having a burlesque show that night
After a couple of shots, drinks, and more friends joining - and MORE drinking - I go out for a smoke and hear my name thinking “haha! One of the burlesque girl’s name is
A Bit on Me
So … it’s way too late for me right now, at least now a days that I’ve become a grandma. Almost a quarter to 1 and I feel my eyelids heavy, the me from 4 years ago would be ashamed! lol
I’m not quite sure why I began this blog - at first I just wanted somewhere to talk shit, then i wanted somewhere to explore and present music, and well now idk, but i’m down to try something at least once ..
the name… pretty freakin hard to come up with a name that I would find suitable. I began to think what describes me, and I realized I wasn’t really sure. I’m only 21 years old, am I supposed to know???I’m always changing, always trying new things and always on the move - thats where the idea of transition came in. And this transit feeling is as much mental as it is physical, but I dig it this way
