Saturday, November 02, 2013

Stabbing Westward - Save Yourself

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Saturday, October 27, 2012

back to the basics

i thought i would get back in this world

   cause what else is there to do
maybe die i dont think so holmes
driving is just fine by me
long as it pays the bills
gives a few chills now and then
just enough
to make life worth living

Monday, November 10, 2008

Dandelion Wine is Good for You

Friday, February 15, 2008

Listen to Music You'll Love

A friend has invited you to try Pandora.

I wanted to let you know about Pandora, a free internet radio site based on the Music Genome Project. It helps you discover and listen to great music.


Just tell Pandora the name of your favorite song or artist, and it will create a radio station that plays songs with similar musical attributes.

Here's a link to my profile page. From this page, you can listen to my stations and check out new music I've found on Pandora:

http://www.pandora.com/people/lifer3003

lifer3003 has invited you to try Pandora. Try it now for free.

Saturday, February 09, 2008

Sent from my iPhone

Friday, February 08, 2008

Test blph

Hey'n!'n

Sent from my iPhone

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Friday, February 01, 2008

I Feel Your Mystery











I don't get the fascination. Course i love anything on the news... all local female anchors get me going on my sheets.. i am ashamed.. but i always got god to get me through...

I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night


I watched that old Madonna movie "Desperately Seeking Susan" on Fuse last night and I dreamed of a young Madonna all night. I was Strange cause i never was into her. The dreams were better than my teenage years...

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Hugo Chavez: Noah Chomsky's Frankenstein


Hugo Chavez waves Noam Chomsky diatribes in front of his spellbound masses a la the great dictator that he is... his megalomania and false populism was inspired by the dark left-wing lord Chomsky: they sense in each other the cult of personality.... it kills me because I am bleeding-heart liberal... only Chomsky's dark heart has always been obvious to me... why can't other good-hearted liberals see the awful effect of Dark Lords like Chomsky and Howard Zinn!

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

McCain is the Winner!


What the fuck happens when he has a Vietnam flashback with the nuclear football close by in the sticky hands of his aide???

Porn for the Masses


We need a new way to judge porn. Why is high art immune?

Lou Dobbs Loves Hispanics

Lou Dobbs needs to have his Hispanic heritage revealed to the world. Then people will realize what a false, demagogue he loves to be. Please save our country from this man!

Monday, January 28, 2008

God Jesus Christ sometimes Pisses me OFF!


i mean i love god and all specially when he lays his body up there on that cross makes me feel
like my pain aint nothin... but then suddenly i see some fool on TV saying JESUS JESUS JESUS over and over again and right away i know the mother fucker is a con artist and i get pissed at god for letting hisself be used by us humans that way...

Raised to the level of a GOD


Yes the day came and our master ordered some pie it tasted so good we ate it fore
the soup was ready and two of us died on the spot.

Marilyn Manson Finds Inner Peace


Yes Marilyn Manson has found inner peace. He did jujitsu on his soul and found his evil was all right after all. Music fiends everywhere are almost ready for his orgasmic release in their home town.


We all love the madmen today. The way they piss and moan their life away. Someone once saw evil in this kind of school shooter mayhem. Now the people know it is simply children crying out for help. They expedited many journeys to oblivion. We have to get past this, people!

जॉर्ज इस माय हीरो


प्रेसिडेंट जॉर्ज बुश शोवेद वही हे इस सुच अ ग्रेट लीडर टुडे। हे क्नोव्स हाउ तो मके अमेरिका स्ट्रोंग। वी अल लोवे हिम हियर इन माय निघ्बोर्हूद। प्लेस दोन'टी लिस्तें तो थे एविल थिंग्स ठाट पीपुल से अबाउट हिम।

पास ऎंड लोवे,
क्रिस्टोफर haan

Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Sadness and Christ Love

Sometimes we feel sad, destroyed and fearful and it pushes us into perversion... but god willing, everybody will accept everybody for what they are...


















This is the beginng of a new day for America.

The forces of Neo-Con, Trotskyite geo-politico, real-politick

evil better beware.





Time Magazine Does a Puff Piece on Rupert Murdoch

I thought this was a funny graphic concerning Rupert Murdoch the money-obsessed media mega-power control freak...

Check out the truth about Rupert Murdoch, a truly evil force in the world.

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China for the MASSES

I see a land of opportunity here....mmmmmmmmmmm.. Lou Dobbs is evil..

ipod: BUYER BEWARE


Pros:
Great for TEENAGERS!!!
Cons:
Bad for Smartphone VeteransFull user opinion
Apple has beat out Bose Speaker systems for hyping a bad, flawed, and subpar product. The iPhone is nothing but a toy for affluent teenagers or smartphone newbies that have never had their hands on a high-end smartphone like the 8525 and others. None of the technology on the iPhone is new. The only cool thing is the stock UI, which is only "cool" to newbies who fear drop-down menus (Actually you can have Windows Mobile produce a few big buttons on the home screen also, if simplicity is your goal)No removeable battery? (Can't switch to a new battery when you are out and about?)Have to pay Apple to change out battery? (at whatever incredibly high rate they decide on (like the Ipod?)No expandable memory? (4-8 gb is a joke, any veteran will know this and fill this up in the first day)No 3G? (Slower than dialup - Yahoo home page takes 2 minutes...no joke...)$600 for 8GB? (haha....an 8525 beats the Ipod in every category and still sells for 1/2 the price....)No keyboard (with actual buttons for *gasp* input of data/text messaging/etc..?)Camera doesn't take "videos"? What???Can't send pictures? (MMS)Can't change carriers? (stuck with AT&T for 2 years, or more if noone else picks up the phone..)No editing of Office documents?No ability to sync to exchange server? (business users forget it, if you haven't already..)No voice calls through WiFi?No voice dialing? (hahaha.....)

Friday, June 22, 2007

The Palestinian Plight

Here is a great article that lays out the Palestinian Crisis perfectly:

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The breakdown of the domestic political order in Gaza last week reflects the clear failure of the current Palestinian leadership under Mahmoud Abbas to achieve its people's national rights to statehood, security and a normal life, and the consequent need for a combination of new leadership blood and better policies.

Since their rejection by the people in last year's parliamentary elections because of their endemic corruption and lack of decisive leadership, Fatah and its leader, Mahmoud Abbas, have been thrust into political oblivion. With no credibility remaining, disarray among his security forces, defeat in Gaza, and an empty treasury, Abbas dissolves the government and appoints poorly qualified spokespersons with inadequate political and linguistic abilities to communicate and negotiate the Palestinian cause to the outside world.

Unfortunately, regardless of how well-intentioned he is, how moderate his views are or how committed he is to the idea of a two-state solution; Abbas lacks decisiveness, courage, and the ability to inspire and lead. A meticulous review of Abbass meetings with foreign leaders in 2006 (2005 was no different) shows that the Palestinian leadership failed utterly in communicating the messages that ought to have been communicated to these foreign visitors. For example, Abbas made little or no effort to tell the world community that it was unfair and unwise to punish ordinary Palestinians because of Hamas' refusal to recognize Israel and that it was illogical to demand that Hamas recognize Israel without demanding a reciprocal Israeli recognition of a sovereign Palestinian state on the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip. He also equally utterly failed to effectively and clearly convey the message that the election of Hamas in January 2006 didnt really imply that a majority of Palestinians were against peace with Israel or dedicated to the destruction of the apartheid state as Israeli hasbara has been successfully trying to convince the international community. Indeed, Abbas' statements and remarks in the presence of foreign visitors often suggested that he more or less agreed that the Palestinian people erred, to put it mildly, by electing Hamas, and had to incur the consequences.

Empowering Abbas, through Israeli concessions or Western assistance, will not transform him into what he is not. He simply lacks the leadership qualities needed at this harrowing moment in Palestinian history. He had many opportunities to take action and lead, but did very little before Hamas ascended to power and has done even less subsequently. Abbas has outlived his usefulness and he must now go. The Palestinians can blame the whole world for their plight, but the real blame falls squarely on their leaders, past and present, who by betraying their true mandate to be the servants of their people, have led them to the precipice.

The high hopes placed in Arafat and the PLO (who for the first time were internationally recognized as the representatives of the Palestinian people) were dashed by a long series of mistakes, first by the collective leadership and then, after 1991, by Arafat personally. High among these mistakes is the Oslo Agreement, negotiated secretly by inexperienced Palestinian representatives behind the backs of the more sophisticated negotiators who were involved in the Madrid-Washington conferences from 1991 to 1993.

The Oslo accords have proven to be both a defeat and a betrayal for the Palestinians because the PLO agreed to concessions required of the Palestinians that one rarely ever hears mentioned. These include the fact that the Palestinian state would be surrounded by an Israeli "buffer zone," (read that to mean no one could enter or leave Palestine without Israel's permission.) Which other country has to suffer this indignity?

The Palestinian state would also be comprised of four separate, non-contiguous areas. To get from one town to the next, Palestinians would have to go through Israeli "checkpoints," the removal of which is a part of the Palestinian struggle; it makes no sense that after their independence, they would still have to endure them.

About 80 per cent of the settlers would remain within Palestine and the land on which they remained would be under permanent Israeli sovereignty.

As well, the Israeli-only "by-pass" roads that link one settlement to the next will be Israeli property as well. In other words, inside Palestine, you would have these roads where non-Palestinians would circulate without seeking permission from the Palestinians.

Under Oslo, East Jerusalem would be taken by Israel, with the Palestinians provided municipal control over a couple of neighborhoods.

And finally, the Palestinians would not have control of the water in their ground.

Abbas must now do the only decent thing: resign his post, call for new elections, and allow new leaders to come to the fore. Leaders like the imprisoned Marwan Barghouti may prove better at leading and enthusing a movement against Israeli occupation — without, it must be said, any great difference of political outlook. Warlords in the making, like the rival security chiefs Jibril Rajoub and Mohammed Dahlan, may prove more adept at stifling and suppressing Palestinian dissent on behalf of the same Israeli occupation. Others still, like recently sworn in Palestinian premier Salam Fayyad and his hapless predecessor Ahmad Qurei, may be more acceptable faces to Israel for negotiating a further sell-out of their people's rights.

But only scholarly spokespersons of the caliber of Professors Rashid Khalidi and the late Edward Said can combine all of these roles into a coherent whole. Their excellent knowledge and mastery of world politics can help rethink the Palestinian performance with regard to media tactics and public diplomacy and do away with the often jumbled and confused public discourse. They can effectively show that the Israeli occupation is an act of rape and that it is the mother of all problems in the Middle East and beyond, and that there can be no peace between Israel and the Arab world, as long as the Israeli occupation persists and the Palestinian people are denied their rights, including the right to have a viable and sovereign state with East Jerusalem as its capital as well the repatriation of Palestinian refugees to their original hometowns and villages in what is now Israel.

Jamal I. Bittar is professor of interdisciplinary studies at the University of Toledo,Toledo, Ohio.


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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

The Crazy Glenn Beck


Iam watching Glenn Beck accuse Jimmy Carter of being a bigot, anti-semite and supporter of thugs and murderers.What did Jimmy Carter do to precipitate such charges against him? He showed empathy and sympathy for the Palestinian people.

Wednesday, June 06, 2007

Music Widget


Thursday, January 11, 2007

Hot Chicks in my Cab Last Night




They said they wanted it bad. Wanted to go to da club. I humored them and showed them around. They said they loved sex. I said I had a nice one. They saw it and agreed. We did the bang bus at 3 am. No shit.

Friday, January 05, 2007

Brad Childress is a BAD Coach


At first he seemed like he was the man. The team looked tough, disciplined, no-nonsense. Players were being cut for any misbehavior. The fans and media guys were orgasmic over him.

Now we all know the truth about Brad Childress: HE IS A LOSER! He is such a shitty coach it boggles the mind. He single-handedly runined the Vikings franchise. They had the most boring team in NFL history this past year. This is not exaggerating. Long time watchers of the NFL concur that Brad Childress is the least imaginative, biggest sour-puss, dork coach in NFL history.

Great choice Zygi Wilf! You make me miss Red and Tice.

Tuesday, January 02, 2007

Was Ford's Pardon of Nixon a healing act?



Now all the commentators, historians and pundits are assuming it is a fact that Gerald Ford's Full Pardon of Richard Nixon was a heroic act that helped the nation heal from "our long national nightmare." I believe that this idea is perfectly, exactly wrong!

Pardoning Nixon gave the country a deep malaise that it did not recover from for another 10 years. Pardoning Nixon re-affirmed the cynic's take that powerful people are above the law. Pardoning Nixon went solidly against the cherished American ideal that we are a country of laws and not kings. Pardoning Nixon did not allow the nation to heal but rather it only made politicians feel safer at the expense of the ordinary citizen's sense of justice and fairness for all. Pardoning Nixon possibly could have been one of the dirtiest back room deals in history.

Conformist historians like Michael Beschloss babble on TV and stick to the party line that says Nixon's pardon was a great and noble act and that it should be remembered as a courageous act that saved America from great harm! IT IS UNBELIEVABLE HOW HISTORY CAN BE TWISTED TO SAY THE EXACT OPPOSTIE OF WHAT THE TRUTH IS: Ford's pardon of Nixon tore the country apart and caused great wounds to fester permanently in the American People's psyche.

Monday, January 01, 2007

Genocide is Usually Exaggerated


The overwhelming tendency in human nature is to exaggerate when accounting for terrible events. Yet this truth is lost on almost all the intellectuals, psychologists, scholars and historians who tell us our history. The prevailing wisdom in academic circles is that there is all this terrible history that is hidden and must be uncovered. This is the fuel that fires the imaginations of the writers and researchers who drive up the numbers that they report in their estimated tallies of deaths due to political genocide. Almost always the numbers are exaggerated. But since we all love to embellish when we tell terrible stories, the numbers are almost always universally accepted.

Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Fiction Blogs


I plan on writing serialized fiction blogs on this site. I hope that is cool.

Review of 8 Mile


I finally saw Eminem's movie. It was better than I thought it was going to be. The acting was fairly realistic and the casting wasn't bad. The ER doctor dude did a decent job as Eminem's MC buddy. Kim Basinger was believable as a white trash whore mother. Britney Murphy had a couple of good sex scenes. Her facial expressions simulated orgasmic pleasure in a convincing manner.

The rap battle scenes were cool. Eminem was perfect in the scenes and the other rappers and the crowd seemed that they had the right feel. The movie didn't end in a sentimental way and that was good.

Everyone Needs to Mobile Blog


If we all post our cell phone pics instantly to our blogs, we will have a real-time news revolution. Simply link your blog to news outlets and we can really figure out what's going on.

It Was a Hard Day's Night


I had 4 no loads in a row. I hope Kenny isn't playing tricks. But, anyways, the cab biz is definitely picking up here in Minneapolis. Cab driving is hip in modern times. Just check out the cover of Dylan's latest masterpiece. www.hiptaxi.com

Tuesday, December 26, 2006

Felonious Monk and Short Term Profit


The manatees got high last night. On life. It was in the air and everyone drank it in. I fell asleep before the rappers got there. Damian got the top DJ spot at Shieks. Topless chicks everywhere. I wonder if we should get steaks there on Sunday.

Jordan is in town with his wife. Mikhail left for Cali this morning with his baby. I feel depressed about the business.

Friday, December 22, 2006

Taxicab Journals #3


He was a real nervous East Indian. His wife was speechless and his son was sick. A gigantic 5 year old who wanted to be babied. His parents winced every time he coughed. I drove through the freezing rain with a careful hand. The fare was adequate. He liked the cab and felt safe with his family. We parted on good terms.

Thursday, December 21, 2006

Will the Blogosphere Take Over the World?


Blogs let the pained and painful pretend to be smart. Most people have some kind of distorted insight lurking among the idiot impulses that torment them daily. They see the truth once in awhile when they are not paying attention. It smacks them in the ass and their subconscious mind winces behind their back. Then in a torrent of non-thinking talking to no one in particular... maybe to an acid queen behind a cash register... they will talk it all out exactly right. (The passing psychoanalyst might smell this phenomenon if they happen to be in the store at the time.)

Losing Oneself for Free


I think the typical day for a loser is to be totally free with all desires. A sort of anti-Buddhahood. Losers are admired by most people secretly. We all claim to depise losers but secretly feel their pain. Think about the ultimate loser: what is the first face the comes to mind?

For me, it is Pauly Shore. Weird, huh?

Sunday, December 17, 2006

My Baby IS Back







I have to get back in the flow of cyberspace. This blog has too high of a Google Page Rank to ignore. What to say to the world today?

I just got back with my old girlfriend from the 1980's Maria M. She was my baby for 6 years but I lost her to a "friend." The kind of friend referred to in the Cake tune's refrain "Coming from you, 'friend' is a four letter word." I forgive the dude though. It has been so many years
and so many crossed bridges.

Thursday, August 24, 2006

1960's Casualty of LSD

Mike Wood blew his mind out in a car. Acid completely fried his brain years ago. Now here he is in 2006 still testifying to his horrors and his confessions coming from a wasted mind.

Saturday, June 24, 2006

Taxicab Diary: First Entry


He said he wasn't afraid to die. But that isn't easy to say. We have done this many times before. Died on the cross. He has a tendency to open his mouth. There is some magical intervention that brings your mirror image to you in your cab. We see life.

I turn a little key in my neck: a zombie redneck key. That is the only way to keep things calm.

Monday, June 12, 2006

Taxicab Journals


I was outta the jungle for awhile so I wasn't ready for this: she was sweet and ready for anything. She felt sorry for me because I was pathetic. I felt sorry for her because she was hot. The first thing outta her mouth was "I'm sorry."

Tuesday, June 06, 2006

Mental Illness for the Masses

Michael Jackson is a lonely man. His mental illness is on constant display for the whole world to see. But Michael is not evil. Michael is the Frankenstein monster trapped in the castle and the mindless, evil mob is setting fire to it. Just as in the classic Frankenstein movies, the deeper truth is that the 'monster,' a.k.a. Michael Jackson, is a victim of horribly strange circumstances while all the while the masses are cruelly projecting their own sins on to him.

POOR MICHAEL JACKSONSTEIN! No satire intended.....

Friday, May 26, 2006

Independent Taxi Network

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Call ITN: Minneapolis 952-926-TAXI Saint Paul 952-926-TAXI

Sunday, May 14, 2006

Anti-family Demigods




What do Plato, Jesus Christ and Karl Marx have in common? All three were rabidly anti-family.

In The Republic, The Gospel of Matthew, and The Communist Manifesto, crucial passages refer to the family's hold on the individual, and all three demigods, Plato, Christ, and Marx use an horatory zeal to convince people to abandon their family and join in the revolution, whether it is philosophical, religious or political.