Amy Schumer’s less-attractive sister, one of the puppets for the mankind masters’ media cabal, had an opinion she thought wise to share. This broad was … “concerned about the unfortunately common office worker who wants to continue working at home” … [human translation: because the average laborer prefers to labor at the labor hired to …
If We’re at the Top of the Food Chain, How Come We Still Get Eaten?
Back in the summer of 1916, during a heat wave and polio epidemic, a few people around New Jersey got eaten by sharks … and 60 years later the summer blockbuster was born. Jaws was awesome. The title alone brings shivers … nice one, Mr. Benchley Made people afraid to go in the water. From …
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Snowball / Snowflake / Slush
Many, many wise ways to resolve outstanding debts … many, many wise minds on debt repayment, or as discussed previously … debt satisfaction … and although none thus far have worked for me, you (as an Other Person) might benefit. I’m just trying to help, Ike. Only one real strategy to train the debt monkey …
Why We Can’t Be Friends
Friends are expensive. Not really, but have a tendency to be. And not because friends are expensive, but because one/we tend(s) to spend money when around friends … ergo / to wit: no friends. Now – that being said the typical human is not a misanthropic cave-dweller (of course never presume) and thus thirsts for …
A Cardboard Box could be, Technically, a House
… if you’re five, and your parents just purchased a new fridge (more stuff!), and you have a backyard, and you can play in that box as a playhouse in your backyard of the home your parents bought. That you live in. When you’re five. Instead of the cardboard box used as make-believe. HOWEVER! … …
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Avoid MORE than plague, or the Gub’mnt Intends to Destroy You
Can’t find proof in the intersphere, but I/we/most of us are quite certain the information is out there, just hasn’t been uploaded yet … wat? It could happen. Heard an … account of an incident involving a federal income tax dodger, whom the Gub’mnt suspected of faking his death. At some point, the Gub’mnt ordered …
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Do You Need That Of Course Not
Another handy little Credit Circus psychop mankind master magic trick … “disposable income” … “money” that is to be thrown away, or otherwise disposed of … Yehriteno. Discretionary income is probably an apter term (yehIseddit); that is, money available to make some decisions, good or bad. Donate or blow … exercise greater discretion (HA!) in …
A Cook, a Maid, and a Regular
I/we/us thus may have mentioned it before but the manosphere is some self-delusional, masturbatory, echo chamber nonsense. Not so much all of it, but most of it … the essence of it … its raison d’être … is meta-stupid. Women (and all their delicious bits) are the point. Men might not like to acknowledge this, but …
the Tao of Half – See That Monkey on a Treadmill
Half works for money to put money to work. Wat genius Half doesn’t like Half’s debt monkey. Half actually refused a debt monkey, still worked job and got stuff, and then was punished for it. See, part of the Credit Circus participation requirement is that if one initially refuses to perform in the Credit Circus, …
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The Gorilla of Foolishness – Current Ed.
Fed the monkey a bit last month … considered for a good purpose, tho’. Call it a necessary annual expense. Half got happy; theKid had grins. So … Motivation #1/#2 were in good spaces. So … if feeding the monkey just a bit to get them there … under controlled, laboratory conditions … totally worth …
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