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Friday, September 7. 2007

I wanted to start posting some short things that float around in my mind, yet don't necessitate a full blog entry and should be said anyway. So I'll start doing this, too, and call it, "Random thoughts." Anyway, let's get the ball rolling.

If there's a MasterCard, is there a SlaveCard? It'd be financing meets S&M. Hot.

The internet is just one big intranet, so why do people still use both terms?

The majority of noteworthy romances in history involved socially-forbidden acts. That means that hundreds of years from now when children study the best known and most treasured romances of our generation, they will be studying relationships between unmarried couples, unwed teenagers, and gay guys. Everyone will know stories of "Adam and Steve," but like the racists of the 20s, it will follow that members of the psychotic religious right and/or homophobes will merely occupy the body of a despised footnote-- perpetually forgotten in name amidst a sea of groupthink. Do you remember who started the Klu Klux Klan? No, but we most certainly remember the people guys who freed the slaves and "had a dream."

The progress of the female equal rights movement is probably most easily and accurately measured by the average amount of body hair below the neck of the average American male.

(continued)Anyway, that's all for now.

Cheers.

Posted by Kurt in RibbleRabble at 15:18 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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1. *Grr*... You don't allow htlm or image tags... so, http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v98/A_2004/slavecard.jpg

2. Only the old and the enfeebled still use intranet. Personally I like "information super highway"

3. There was not a single founder, but rather a group, Captain John C. Lester, Major James R. Crowe, John D. Kennedy, Calvin Jones, Richard R. Reed, and Frank O. McCord are credited as the founding fathers of the KKK.

4. Do swimmers count?

#1 Adit on 2007-09-20 05:44 (Reply)

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