MySpace Again

Posted by: on Sep 6, 2006 | One Comment

Don’t know why I’m so petty, I know these idjits are just stealing whatever they find on Google Images, but never the less it’s fun.
Someone should really look into the comments on Missy’s page. And this one. Oh, and one of Amanda Nicole’s (isn’t that 10x more annoying that just “Amanda?”) heroes has a new look!
I can’t believe Makai would associate with people like Hernando:

Why does every MySpace page look like it was done by a retarded blind 3 year old? Is there some “fugliest page on the internets” award I’m not aware of?

Air Travel 5 Years after 9/11: Protecting you from Scary Pointy Things and Mascara

Posted by: on Sep 6, 2006 | No Comments

A couple of articles over at Salon by Patrick Smith (I really like this dude) outline the rampant fucktardery Americans face on a daily basis when flying: (Yes, other countries are far more rational)
First, this:

If you’re one of the 21 bomb plot suspects still sitting in British prison right now, it’s mission accomplished. No sooner were we told that a London-based conspiracy had come within days of blowing up several jetliners — an allegation now subject to doubt — when we were hit with a gantlet of preposterous security restrictions and a flurry of overreaction:
On Aug. 16, a United Airlines flight en route between London and Washington made an impromptu stop in Boston because a passenger threw an uncontrollable fit. Before being restrained with plastic handcuffs, the 59-year-old woman urinated on the cabin floor, which apparently was reason enough to summon a pair of F-15 fighters to intercept the 767. (She was not the first airline passenger to so relieve herself in an episode of what we used to call “air rage” — a term that has become almost quaint in the current, overcharged atmosphere.) The aircraft was evacuated on the runway, and passengers were delayed several hours while canine units inspected hundreds of checked bags.
On Aug. 19, a Delta Air Lines jet made an emergency landing in San Antonio, Texas, because — brace yourselves — a passenger spent an unusual amount of time in the lavatory. According to flight attendants, the bathroom’s ceiling panels had been moved and the smoke detector tampered with. The man, a resident of San Antonio, was detained and questioned — including a physical search of his home — before the FBI pronounced him “not suspicious at all.” (The decrepit state of lavatories on most U.S. aircraft makes the crew’s reaction even more overblown, but that’s a topic for another time.)
More toilet trouble that same day, when an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Miami made an emergency stop in Tampa, Fla., after the cabin crew discovered two lavatories with locked doors — and apparently nobody inside them. Police and TSA officials unlocked the doors and found the bathrooms … empty.

And reflecting on the 5 years since 9/11:

Conventional wisdom says the terrorists exploited a weakness in airport security by smuggling aboard box cutters. This is bollocks. What they exploited was a weakness in our mind-set — a set of presumptions based on a decades-long track record of hijackings. In the past, a takeover meant hostage negotiations and standoffs; crews were trained in the concept of “passive resistance.” All of that changed forever when American Airlines Flight 11 collided with the north tower of the World Trade Center. What weapons the 19 men had in hand mattered little; the success of the attacks relied fundamentally on the element of surprise. And in this respect, their scheme was all but guaranteed not to fail.
In 2006, for several reasons — from hardened cockpit doors to, especially, the awareness of passengers — just the opposite is true. “Any hijacker will face a planeload of angry and frightened passengers,” says Ross Johnson, a former Canadian intelligence officer and aviation security consultant. “And he will be badly injured or killed by the mob. That introduces significant doubt into his plan.” Say what you want of terrorists, but they cannot afford to waste time and resources on schemes with a high probability of failure.
We, by comparison, are more than happy to waste billions of taxpayer dollars and untold hours of labor in a delusional attempt to thwart an attack that, in some sense, has already happened. No matter that a deadly sharp object can be fashioned from almost anything found on a plane — from a wine bottle to a piece of plastic moulding — we are nonetheless asked to queue for absurd lengths of time, subject to embarrassing pat-downs and confiscation of our belongings, lest anybody make it onto an aircraft with a pair of pointy scissors or a screwdriver.
[…]
As a traveler, it’s frustrating to see firsthand the ways in which other countries have streamlined their security protocols. I have traveled extensively since Sept. 11, to Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, and based on anecdotal observation America’s protocols feel the most jury-rigged and chaotic.
Alas, a frightened American populace seems to demand not actual security, but security spectacle. We equate nuisance with safety: If it is inconvenient and highly labor intensive, our thinking goes, it must be helpful. And although a reasonable percentage of passengers, along with most security experts, would concur such theater serves no useful purpose, there has been surprisingly little outrage, little protest — not from passengers, not from the airlines, not from the media. In that regard, we’ve gotten exactly the system we deserve.

We truly entrust our lives to idiots.

Dear MySpace Mouth Breathers

Posted by: on Sep 5, 2006 | One Comment

I realize you like my pictures, in particular the “Cleveland Steamer” Family Guy image, Ann Coulter, Captain Caveman, a pile of laundry on my couch (????), and a collar joint which looks suspiciously penis-like. It’s all over MySpace.
I was so thrilled, I turned them all off. Kindly go fuck yourselves.
If you want the pic, fine, but go host it yourself. Not like I created the pics, I found them the same place you did, I just was nice enough to not suck up someone else’s bandwidth.
Take, for example, Amanda. She claims to be 19, lives in “Everywhere you want to be, CA” and lists Ann Coulter, Jesus, and Ronald Reagan amongst her heroes. (Everytime someone loads her page, that image of Ann comes from my site.) Her favorite television show is “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” and she loves ZZ Top. She “like[s] many things, but they’re relatively unimportant.” She has ambition, too: “I want to learn as much as I can about everything, just to know it.”
This girl is deep.
Now, I’m sure I have a lot in common with Amanda. I, too, once tried to be a blond skank, passed out frequently in a room full of guys, and routinely examined my genitals for anything abnormal.
Tomorrow when I get bored, I’m gonna replace all those references with “I wanna anally rape my 6-year old sister with a chainsaw” images. And, when you’re in court, I’m going to get on the stand and swear that image never changed.
XOXO,
schmeeve

Dane is Lame

Posted by: on Sep 4, 2006 | No Comments

Salon agrees.
Seriously, I wouldn’t even listen to that dude for 5 seconds with my penis in his mouth.

Oh, the Children…

Posted by: on Aug 28, 2006 | No Comments

One wonders how the media will explain it’s nearly 2 week frenzy with a mentally ill pedophile who didn’t kill JonBenet. Predictably, there will be many “why” stories justifying their obsession with dead/missing white people. I’ll save you some time and summarize: Clearly, rushing 15k reporters around the world from Thailand to Boulder was an appropriate reaction because… wait. [cue James Earl Jones] “This is CNN.”
Meanwhile, Nancy Grace doesn’t believe in DNA evidence… any more.
Boulder tax payers must be thrilled as well. Them some expensive-ass biz class shrimp you bought the ‘killer.’
53 American soldiers dead in Iraq this month thus far, 10 more than last month. Psst… CNN and the rest of you bottom feeders: I’m guessing a number of them were white, too.

Al and Ann, My Fav Fucktards

Posted by: on Aug 27, 2006 | One Comment

If you click on my fucktards category, turns out you can get a poster of Ann Coulter for the low, low price of $4.87! She’s as emaciated and skeletal as you please. What a steal!
I have this theory that Ann really needs some black cock. Specifically, Al Sharpton’s. I know, you’re gonna have to work with me on this one, but I think we can reduce political discourse in this country by 23.8% if we just all look the other way while Al anally violates Ann. (I conducted a scientifical study and all. Real scientifical. Wait.. remember.. I said work with me. Oh, and I asked. Turns out Ann LIVES for this kinda action — “hard, rough, and forget lube! Only Satan-worshiping Bin-Laden lovin’ Democrats use ass lube!” Uh, her words, not mine.)
Thankfully, an Al Sharpton for President 2008 sticker can be had for only $3.95.
Get both.
Recommended activity: pin the giant black wang on the boney pus-filled ass.

When the Leeves Broke

Posted by: on Aug 26, 2006 | No Comments

Really, just sad.
The PR campaign was just gross. Bush, Cheney showing up — many days after the fact — trying to look involved. Thankfully, a few noticed:


“George Bush doesn’t care about black people.”
– Kayne West
“I thought it’d be poetic justice if I quoted the Dick to the dick.” (referring to Cheney’s ‘go fuck yourself’ to Sen. Patrick Leahy.)
“Go fuck yourself, Mr. Cheney. Go fuck yourself.”
– Dr. Ben Marble
“President Bush can kiss my ass.
The United States government can kiss my ass.
St. Bernard Parish can kiss my ass.
Even though there’s not much left, there’s enough to kiss.
– Cheryl Livaudas

So, they’re angry. And they should be. See why.

George Michael

Posted by: on Jul 27, 2006 | No Comments

So, George Michael tapped this:

After being caught in the bushes with a unemployed 58 year old van driver, complete with a stained mattress in the back, the tabloid followed him to his house:

Meanwhile his new buddy Kirtland crept from the undergrowth looking sheepish and rushed to his Ford Transit van. As he opened the door a grubby, stained mattress was clearly visible in the back.
We later tracked him to his home 60 miles away—a squalid flat in Brighton, East Sussex.
Looking gross and dishevelled, Kirtland answered the door naked — pulling on grimy shorts as he invited us in.
[…]
Kirtland’s dingy place just off Brighton seafront, was littered with rubbish, dirty crockery and filthy laundry. His only companion is a 20-year-old cat.

Good gravy, were I a tabloid, I’d have like 5 guys on GM watch 24/7. It really doesn’t get any better than this…

So let me get this right…

Posted by: on Jul 25, 2006 | 2 Comments

Israel gets weapons on the cheap from the US then bombs the living daylights out of Lebanon. We give $30M in aid to Lebanon then Newsweek portrays Bush as a decisive leader “handling” the crisis in the Middle East.
37% approval.
Irony, RIP.

Krazy Kent Hovind

Posted by: on Jul 16, 2006 | No Comments

It just endlessly fascinates me that anyone like this batshit crazy assclown could have enough money to rack up a $473k tax bill:

A Pensacola evangelist who owns the defunct Dinosaur Adventure Land in Pensacola was arrested Thursday on 58 federal charges, including failing to pay $473,818 in employee-related taxes and making threats against investigators.
[…]
Kent Hovind, who often calls himself “Dr. Dino,” has been sparring with the IRS for at least 17 years on his claims that he is employed by God, receives no income, has no expenses and owns no property.

Who the hell is giving this guy money? Even nutjob organizations like the Discovery Institute steer clear of this dude.
I also find it fascinating that the most comprehensive response comes from an Australian.