Saturday, February 4, 2012

Sunday, November 29, 2009

obsession

Obsession, almost regardless of subject, is a truly magical thing. It falls under the category of things which are beautiful because they are devoid of any rationality, along with Love and all those other awesome human experiences. Any man who is obsessed with anything must be either irrational ( in the sense that he cannot see the futility and pointlessness in any one ideal ) or be completely aware of this pointlessness yet embrace it in the sense that everyone has something they deeply love about the world and that to not nourish that to it's fullest would be a shameful waste of existence. And by having this existentialist mindset, we are so much more free and healthy about our obsessions.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

This blog sucks.

I'm not going to delete this feeble attempt at a blog - mostly because if I do then it becomes a failed attempt, which in my mind is worse than a feeble attempt. Thus, I've decided just to leave this blog here. Besides the internet is already riddled with so much shit, I think it can take one more selfish kid hogging a quasi-witty url.

Friday, December 19, 2008

what I wish my essay could start with...

In a time of war, the Romans would put the democratic system on hold by passing absolute power onto one individual. The Romans did so because they understood the cardinal flaw of democracy; it cannot react swiftly to crisis. Today, we are faced with the same reality. Democracy is so cumbersome when in action because all the measures taken to ensure that power is given to the people, and that all the voices of a nation are heard, end up stunting the ability of the country to take action. Imagine a small college boy who has to call his mother and consult regarding every decision he makes. This would ultimately lead to missed opportunities, and crushed hopes, and permanent virginity. In similar respects, countries such as the United States and Canada are forced into indecisiveness. However, it is also clear that different governments suffer different degrees of indecisiveness. To gain a clear idea of the pros and cons of different democratic systems, the electoral processes of Canada and the United States will be analyzed.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Laissez-Faire




Some clips my broski and I put together. Enjoy!

Monday, December 15, 2008

New Monkey

"...monkeys do not talk, because they know that if they utter even a single word some man will come and put them to work."

Speaking your mind is a huge risk. When we speak our thoughts we we strip ourselves naked of all pretenses. We turn ourselves inside out for the world to see our vulnerability. I admire those who are able to do this candidly.

Many have said that language allows us to understand the world without becoming completely overwhelmed by it. I find language in itself completely overwhelming.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Misunderstood

Have you ever been forced to wear ridiculous jumpers and eat sub-par crushed fruit mix three meals a day? Seriously. The calamity involved with being an infant makes adolescent angst seem petty and foolish. The baby is the only truly misunderstood member of society.

Have you ever wondered why a baby cries when it's born? It's because it's the only naked person in a room full of clothed giants. Being born would be like waking up to find yourself completely nude in a room with Shaquille O'Neal and the Hulk.

I think it's safe to say we would all burst into tears in such a situation.

I want you to imagine having no means by which to communicate any thoughts you may have. Us teenagers are actually quite lucky, we have words with which you can convey our emotions. Babies on the other hand are limited to shouting and crying as their only methods of self preservation.

So cheer up.