Day 21 → (scenario) Your best friend is in a car accident and you two got into a fight an hour before. What do you do?
'What do I do?' What kind of a question is that?
First, what happened? Is my friend just rattled? Are they hurt? Did they die?
If it was something serious, or even if it was minor and they called me to talk about it, I would immediately forget whatever petty nonsense we were fighting about, and do whatever I could to help. There is nothing so important that I would sit around being a stubborn asshole and ignore my friend. Life is too short for that.
No, I would not even begin to be ridiculous enough to entertain the self-centered notion that it was somehow my fault that the car accident happened. I am not that powerful. I can't cause car accidents with my mind or some harsh words, last I checked.
Showing posts with label opinion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label opinion. Show all posts
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Car Accident After a Fight
Labels:
30 days of truth,
anxiety,
asperger's,
car accident,
cockamamie,
depression,
diagnosis,
grieving,
life is short,
loss,
medication,
mental health,
npr news,
opinion,
prescriptions,
stupid question
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
'Child Rape for Dummies' Book Sparks Controversy
This unassuming fellow(/creeper from creeptown), Philip R. Greaves II, was arrested yesterday afternoon for selling his self-published gift to the world, "The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-Lover's Code of Conduct," the title of which reflects the content from his clearly demented vantage point. This how-to guide was, frighteningly enough, available on Amazon.com until recently. Authorities were able to apprehend Mr. Greaves after he sent an autographed copy to undercover police officers in the mail, for fifty dollars. [Anyone else notice he has a smug-fuck-of-a-grin on his face, even in his mug shot? Do you think that has to do with being a II?] Further pretentiousness:
Friday, January 29, 2010
Black History Month Is Racist
I mean, right?
There's no White History Month, and if there was, it would be called racist.
That's a double standard, isn't it?
This is what someone said when #Blackhistorymonth was trending on twitter the other day, and I all but came through the monitor. I hear people say impressively ignorant things like this, and I want to knock their blocks off.
There's no White History Month, and if there was, it would be called racist.
That's a double standard, isn't it?
This is what someone said when #Blackhistorymonth was trending on twitter the other day, and I all but came through the monitor. I hear people say impressively ignorant things like this, and I want to knock their blocks off.
Labels:
affirmative action,
black history month,
equal opportunity,
february,
feminism,
intolerance,
opinion,
politically correct,
racial equality,
racial slurs,
racism,
racist,
sexism,
white history month
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