Inignot: Our god is a god of vengeance. A god of hate.
Err: A god of action.
Inignot: Our god is an Indian who can turn into a wolf and...
Err: Dude, that's Wolfen.
Inignot: Yes, well Wolfen will come after you, with his razor.
Extending myself, being friendly, acting engaging, and all the other habits of a socially healthy member of our fair community are beginning to tire me.
I'm losing the energy to both try and care. In addition, waiting for someone to come to you is booth a gloomy and often-times uneventful situation.
I am in a bad mood. Lonely and discontent, which is not an uncommon... Read More
After years of abstaining from all forms of reality television (I even refuse to watch that terrible animated one on comedy central) my resolve has faltered.
I was too weak to resist the urge to watch five-...FIVE straight episodes of Battle for Ozzfest last night.
It's all so predictable. Watching Sharon Osbourne act dignified and holier-than-thou makes me want to wretch. You have all your... Read More
I think I just committed academic suicide. Who the hell turns in their final essay to a teacher who has twenty-four hours left to live? Me, that's who. My philosophy teacher needs her spine restructured. That woman is a fucking genius, and it might all end for her tomorrow.
And I have the gall to e-mail her some piece of crap speculation on Immanuel Kant's... Read More
"Maybe it's a sign!" she breathes excitedly into her cellular phone.
I can imagine her chest heaving with excitement.
"Maybe God is sending you a sign!"
I try my best to sound indignant. Religion? Me? How dare you even suggest such an idea. But condescending to her is difficult. I am a fragile thing dangling between her fingertips.
If no love is, O God, what fele I so?
And if love is, what thing and which is he?
If love be good, from whennes cometh my woo?
If it be wikke, a wonder thynketh me,
When every torment and adversite
That cometh of hym may to me savory thinke,
For ay thrust I, the more that ich it drynke.